Conducting an investigative analysis to understand the wealth-health gap in specific communities requires more than just basic income and health data. It is necessary to consider the various facets of wealth as well as the rates of serious illness and death in specific populations.

The discussions at the APDU conference highlighted the delicate balance we must maintain between gathering meaningful data and protecting the people behind the numbers.

One key demographic that often requires focused attention is the group of dual-eligible individuals—those eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid. This group, typically low-income seniors, represents a critical intersection of health and social needs. 

Discover how to leverage the Age-Friendly Public Health Systems Framework to drive healthy aging initiatives. Learn how Metopio’s platform supports data-driven community health assessments and improvement plans.

We are thrilled to announce that Metopio has integrated the latest CDC PLACES data into our platform, and it’s available to you now!

Many families earning above the poverty line still can’t afford basic needs like housing and childcare — especially as costs soar. This post explains what’s missing from the one-size-fits-all measure, and how data can help fill the gaps.

Bringing a new life into the world should be a safe and joyful experience for all. Can data help make that possible?