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Health in Omaha: the measures that matter

A factual read on health in Omaha, NE: 56 City Health Dashboard measures spanning 5 domains — clinical care, health behaviors, health outcomes, physical environment, social and economic factors — each shown with its data period and the national dataset it comes from. Every number below is a City Health Dashboard estimate for Omaha, with its data period and underlying source shown — read it as orientation, not a diagnosis.

Clinical Care

Dental Care
63.4%
Higher is better2022
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
Routine Checkup, 18+
75.1%
Higher is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
Uninsured
10.6%
Lower is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau

Health Behaviors

Binge Drinking
20%
Lower is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
Physical Inactivity
23.6%
Lower is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
Smoking
14.2%
Lower is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control

Health Outcomes

Diabetes
10.2%
Lower is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
Frequent Mental Distress
15.2%
Lower is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
Frequent Physical Distress
11.6%
Lower is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
High Blood Pressure
30.7%
Lower is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
Independent Living Difficulty
5.1%
Lower is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Life Expectancy - Neighborhood-Level, 2015
77.6 years
Higher is better2015
U.S. Small-area Life Expectancy Estimates Project (USALEEP)
Obesity
37.5%
Lower is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
Premature Deaths (All Causes)
8438.4 per 100,000
Lower is better2023
Multiple Cause of Death Data, National Vital Statistics System, National Center for Health Statistics

Physical Environment

Air Pollution - Ozone
24.3 value
Lower is better202512
George Mason University
Air Pollution - Particulate Matter
7.7 µg/m³
Lower is better202512
George Mason University
CO2 Emissions - Census Tract Average, All Sectors
37747 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Census Tract Average, Commercial Buildings
2597 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Census Tract Average, Electricity Production
11094 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Census Tract Average, Industrial Buildings
4525 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Census Tract Average, Residential Buildings
2861 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Census Tract Average, Transportation
16671 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Per Capita, All Sectors
10.9 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Per Capita, Commercial Buildings
0.8 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Per Capita, Electricity Production
3.4 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Per Capita, Industrial Buildings
1.1 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Per Capita, Residential Buildings
0.8 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
CO2 Emissions - Per Capita, Transportation
4.9 value
Lower is better2025
Crosswalk Labs
Housing with Potential Lead Risk
28%
Lower is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Lead Exposure Risk Index
7 index
Lower is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Park Access
81.2%
Higher is better2024
ParkServe®
Walkability
46.8 index
Higher is better2025
Walk Score®

Social and Economic Factors

Broadband Connection
79%
Higher is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Children in Poverty
17.2%
Lower is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Food Insecurity
16.5%
Lower is better2023
PLACES Project, Centers for Disease Control
High School Completion
90.5%
Higher is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Income Inequality
-3.3 index
Lower is better2022
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Neighborhood Racial/Ethnic Segregation
20 index
Lower is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Racial/Ethnic Diversity
67.8 index
Higher is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Rent Burden
50%
Lower is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Third-Grade Reading Scores
2.8 grade level
Higher is better2019
Stanford Education Data Archive
Unemployment - Annual, Neighborhood-Level
4.2%
Lower is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Unemployment - Current, City-Level
3%
Lower is better202604
Local Area Unemployment Statistics, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Voter Participation
62.4%
Higher is better2024
L2 and American Community Survey
Youth Not in Work or School
5.6%
Lower is better2024
American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau

How to read these numbers

  • Each figure is a City Health Dashboard estimate for Omaha; the data period is shown on every measure.
  • The arrow shows CHD's scale direction — whether a higher number means better or worse health for that measure, not a grade for the city.
  • Every measure traces to a national dataset (CDC, Census, and peers); the exact source is linked on each card.
  • These are city-level population estimates for orientation — not individual medical advice.

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