WOMEN’S HEALTH IN MONTANA (DHHS REGION VIII) Female Population of MONTANA
Total state population: 989,415 (492,748 females; 496,667 males)
Health Status (Age-adjusted§ percent of adult females)
In poor general health: 4.4%
Activity limitation due to poor phys/mental health: 8.9%
No natural teeth: 5.4% Sources: 2010, BRFSS
Access to Care (Age-adjusted§ percent of adult females) No health insurance coverage (under 65): 21.2%
No personal doctor or primary care physician: 79.2% Saw a dentist in past year: 61.5%
Fact sheets are now available for each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia. Each fact sheet presents a snapshot of demographic characteristics as well as a variety of health status indicators for females within the area. These include:
· Health Status
· Access to Care
· Health Conditions and Risk Factors
· Preventive Services and Screenings
· Mortality
· Prenatal Care and Pregnancy Risk
· Birth Outcomes
· Sexually Transmitted Infections
· Violence and Abuse
· Mental Health and
· Teen Health
For complete Montana stats, click here.
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