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Healthy People in States and Territories

Healthy People features state- and territory-level data for select national objectives that you can use to identify priorities for your state or territory. View these data and find links to Healthy People resources to learn more about objective data sources and methods. You can also view resources associated with these objectives, including evidence-based resources (EBRs) and state and territory health improvement plans.

Learn more about the Healthy People data sources and methods. Choose a state or territory to get started.


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State and Territorial Implementation of Healthy People

There are many state- and community- level efforts to improve health throughout the United States. Healthy People links to the most recent available version of each state’s and territory’s health improvement plan. Use the plans to learn about disease prevention and health promotion efforts in your area.

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Evidence-Based Resources

Evidence-based resources (EBRs) are rigorous reviews of scientific studies and literature that have been vetted and recommended by national subject matter experts. Use the EBRs to find credible information and specific interventions that can support and inform your work — like planning and implementing programs and policies, applying for grants, providing clinical guidance, and more.