Population Health, Integrated
Many layers of population health — under one place
The county tracks indicators. We tie those indicators to the comparison that gives them meaning, the strategies that move them, the partners who deliver them, and the data layers that explain them — so a single snapshot answers "how healthy is this community, compared to whom, why, and what do we do next?"
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The comparison layer
No number stands alone. Every live panel is ranked against all 15 Arizona counties, with a state median, a tribal-county benchmark, a peer-metro line, and a reserved PHIT Score — the context that turns a statistic into a decision.
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The data layer
County indicators sit on top of PHIT's ZIP-level (ZCTA) data — CDC PLACES, EPA EJScreen, FDIC, BLS, NPPES provider density — so a single red county number unpacks into the neighborhoods driving it.
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The strategy layer
Each indicator links to an active FFH strategy — Prevention Bingo, the Diabetes Prevention cohort, Get Inside the Vein, Prepared Patient, Reality Health Games — so tracking turns into doing.
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The Lens layer
Physical / Mental / Social / Environmental overlays let you test the hard questions visually: do poorer ZIPs map to sicker ZIPs? Does heat exposure track with cardiovascular load?
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The partner layer
CETI (wellness & recovery), the Larry Fitzgerald Foundation (breast-cancer launch), the Southern Arizona Heart Walk, and the Chamber of Health Directors network — mapped to the indicators they serve.
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The action layer
Every drilldown ends with a recommended next step and a community-action reward — a DPP cohort invite, a Bingo card, a screening event — closing the loop the county's static dashboards can't.
