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Table 1 Neighborhood-level characteristics

From: Examining rehabilitation access disparities: an integrated analysis of electronic health record data and population characteristics through bivariate choropleth mapping

Prevalence Measures

 Disability

Percent of people of all ages living within a census tract who have disability [33]

 Arthritis

Percent of adults age 18 and over who have been told by a healthcare provider they have arthritis within a census tract or ZIP Code Tabulation Area [34]

 Obesity

Percent of adults with a BMI of at least 30 kg/m2 [34]

 Mental Health

Poor mental health is reported as the percent of adults age 18 and over living within a census tract or ZIP Code Tabulation Area who reported, at the time of the survey, their mental health was not good for 14 days or more of the past 30 days [34]

 Physical Health

Physical health is reported as the percent of adults age 18 and over living within a census tract or ZIP Code Tabulation Area who reported, at the time of survey, their physical health was not good for 14 days or more of the past 30 days [34]

 Physical inactivity

Percent of adults who answered “no” to the question, “During the past month, other than your regular job, did you participate in any physical activities or exercises such as running, calisthenics, golf, gardening, or walking for exercise?” [34]

Neighborhood Indices

 Healthy Places Index

Combines 25 community characteristics that predict life expectancy and influence health [35]