Healthcare Utilization Data
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Behavioral Health Data
✖ Behavioral Health Hospital Visits in California Based on HCAI 2024 data, this timer estimates how many behavioral health-related inpatient...
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Patient Flow in California’s Hospitals: Where Did Patients Come From, How Long Did They Stay, Where Did They Go and Why Were They There?A visualization providing insights into patient admissions, discharges, and their respective journeys within healthcare facilities.
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Data Brief: Insulin and Metformin Geographic Access and Mail‑Order UseA county‑level California map illustrating distance traveled and the percentage of mail‑order use for insulin and metformin.
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Alcohol-Related Emergency Department Encounters in CaliforniaA visualization examining alcohol-related ED visits and admissions by various social demographics from 2020 through 2024.
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Preferred Languages Spoken in California Healthcare FacilitiesOut of 19 million patient encounters statewide in 2024, patients in over three million encounters (16.2%) preferred a language other...
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Inpatient Hospitalizations and Emergency Department Visits for Patients with a Behavioral Health Diagnosis in California: Patient DemographicsThe number of hospital encounters with a behavioral health diagnosis increased by almost 165,000 from 2023 to 2024, with Mental...
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Oral Health Professional Supply and Non-Traumatic Dental Emergency Department VisitsThis visualization displays the rates of preventable ED visits for non-traumatic dental conditions, rates of dentists, and rates of oral...
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Patients Leaving California Hospitals Against Medical AdviceA visualization showing readmission rates and demographics of patients after leaving a hospital against medical advice.
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Hospital Utilization TrendsThese visualizations present updated data and allow users to filter utilization trends by demographics, conditions, and facilities.
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Hospital Encounters for Persons Experiencing Homelessness in California: Patient Demographics by Facility, 2023-2024This visualization shows the percent of encounters for “Homeless” patients and the percent of encounters for “Non-Homeless” patients by demographics.