Learn more about OHM-01
The "Assessing Overall Well-Being" fact sheet explores how data for OHM-01 were collected and highlights key findings.
OHM-01 measures overall well-being assessed via a question on life satisfaction and can help researchers and policymakers understand how individuals view their own lives and well-being. This information can inform strategies to increase the health and resilience of communities across the United States.
To learn how data for OHM-01 were collected, check out the "Assessing Overall Well-Being" fact sheet.
Most Recent Data:
95.8
percent
(2023) *
Baseline:
95.2 percent of adults aged 18 years and over were satisfied or very satisfied with life in 2021 *
* Age adjusted to the year 2000 standard population.
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The "Assessing Overall Well-Being" fact sheet explores how data for OHM-01 were collected and highlights key findings.
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