Health survey reveals alarming disparities for Cleveland residents

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : A new report from the Cleveland Department of Public Health, in partnership with Case Western Reserve University's Department of Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods, has uncovered concerning health disparities among Cleveland residents compared to state and national averages.
51% : Despite having similar levels of private or government health insurance coverage, Cleveland residents experience significant health care challenges: Mental health concerns are significantly more prevalent among Cleveland residents: The survey identified substantial disparities in social determinants of health: Health officials note that while these findings confirm what many frontline workers already suspected, the survey provides valuable data that can help policy makers, health care providers, and community organizations better target resources to improve the lives of Cleveland residents.

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