Healthy People 2030 sets 10-year science-based objectives based on public health priorities to improve health and well-being across the United States. Progress toward these objectives begins with dedicated public health professionals working in communities across the country. Healthy People’s State and Territory Profiles (the Profiles) can support local efforts to improve health and well-being by helping users identify and track health priorities at the state and territory level.
Discover Relevant Data and Resources for Your State or Territory
The Profiles make it easy to explore state- and territory-level data and related resources in one central location. With the Profiles, anyone can:
- View the most recent state- and territory-level health data alongside national data for select Healthy People 2030 objectives
- Sort objectives by the many topics covered by Healthy People 2030 workgroups
- Learn about the objectives, their data sources, and data source methodology
- Review state and territory health improvement plans and see which Leading Health Indicators (high-priority Healthy People 2030 objectives) are addressed in each plan
Use State and Territory Profiles to Support Your Work
The Profiles can help inform policy and program planning. Use the Profiles to:
- Read Healthy People in Action blog posts to learn about other state and territory programs making progress toward achieving national objectives
- Find evidence-based resources (EBRs) and tools relevant to your work and the communities you serve
Visit the State and Territory Profiles page to explore the data and resources for your state or territory. Be sure to check back on the Profiles regularly— data for Healthy People 2030 objectives are continually tracked and analyzed. New or updated data will be added to the State and Territory Profiles once they have been reviewed and validated.
