How Common is Diabetes within your Community?

Did you know that about 9% of adults living in Alachua County Florida are living with Type II Diabetes?

Self- Reported Type II Diabetes Reported by HealthStreet Members from Alachua County by Year

Among adult HealthStreet members residing in Alachua County, roughly 10% report Type II Diabetes. The graph above shows HealthStreet members who self-reported Type II Diabetes from 2012 to present. It also compares the rates of Diabetes among HealthStreet members with those for Alachua County. 

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Self-Reported Type II Diabetes Reported by HealthStreet Members in Alachua County by Zip Code

Note: The data labels above are assigned based on quintiles.

The above map of Alachua County shows prevalence of Type II Diabetes among HealthStreet members by their residence Zip Code. The Zip Codes 32658 and 32694 have the highest prevalence of Type II Diabetes, followed by 326533266632640 and 32667.

 

To find out more about your county rates and other chronic diseases, click here

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HealthStreet is here for you!

HealthStreet Community Health Workers (CHWs) have been reconnecting with community members throughout the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure your needs are heard and addressed.


Our CHWs can provide you with tailored referrals if needed. We also provide free cloth face masks and toiletries during our twice-weekly drive-up services every Wednesday and Friday from 1:00-4:00 PM.

For general COVID-19 resources and statistics, you can visit our COVID-19 resources page or call HealthStreet at 352-294-4880.

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Here are Some Riddles to Keep you Busy on the Labor Day Weekend

 

1) What starts with a P, ends with an E, and has thousands of letters?

 

2) What can you keep after giving to someone?

 

3) What can't talk, but will reply when spoken to?

 

Click here to view the answers to our riddles or share your own with us for a chance to be shared on a future newsletter!

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