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HSA# 433 - VICTORIA (VICTORIA), TX-LAVACA, TX

HSA# 433 - VICTORIA (VICTORIA), TX-LAVACA, TX

HSA Profiles

Mortality Rates

Health-Care Providers

Short-Term General Hospital Resources and Utilization

HMOs and HMO Membership

Demographics

Income, Education and Employment

Age-Adjusted Mortality per 100,000 Population, 1996-98
CHD Stroke AMI CHF
Overall 247.3 64.9 132.4 21.0
Whites 247.5 64.3 131.9 21.7
Blacks 253.3 82.1 143.7 15.2*
Males 319.4 67.2 176.9 27.1
Females 194.2 63.8 98.6 17.3
White Males 327.3 66.1 179.8 28.6
White Females 190.1 63.3 96.6 17.4
Black Males 245.9 88.6* 156.9 13.1*
Black Females 248.4 79.8* 126.5 17.5*

* UNSTABLE

Health-Care Providers
Number
Total MDs (1999) 239
MDs with Office-Based Practice (1999) 229
MDs with Hospital-Based Practice (1999) 10
MDs with Primary-Care Specialty (1999) 97
MDs with Ob-Gyn Specialty (1999) 14
MDs with CVD Specialty (1999) 6
DOs with Family-Practice Specialty (1998) 6
Registered Nurses (1990) 744
Registered Dieticians (1990) 37


Short-Term General Hospital Resources and Utilization
Number
Hospitals (1999) 9
Hospitals with a cardiac intensive care unit (1999) 2
Hospitals that conduct angioplasty (1999) 2
Hospitals with a cardiac catheterization lab (1999) 2
Hospitals with an emergency department (1999) 9
Hospitals that conduct open-heart surgery (1999) 1
Hospitals with a community outreach program (1999) 3
Hospitals that participate in health fairs (1999) 6
Hospitals with a health-information center (1999) 2
Hospitals that conduct health screenings (1999) 5
Hospitals with nutrition programs (1999) 8
Hospitals with a patient-education center (1999) 5
Total admissions (1999) 27,279
Total beds (1999) 837
Cardiac intensive care unit beds (1999) 21
Inpatient days (1999) 122,744
Outpatient visits (1999) 482,034
Emergency Department visits (1999) 86,733


HMOs and HMO Membership
Number Membership
Total HMOs (1998) 23 3,247
Traditional HMOs (1998) 3 10
IPA HMOs (1998) 14 2,305
Other HMOs (1998) 4 888


Demographics
Number Percent
Total Population (1999) 169,208 100.0
Nonhispanic Whites (1999) 94,811 56.0
Hispanic Whites (1999) 59,240 35.0
Blacks (1999) 13,290 7.9
American Indian/Eskimo/Aleuts (1999) 531 0.3
Asian/Pacific Islanders (1999) 1,336 0.8
Total Hispanics (1999) 61,145 36.1


Income, Education and Employment
Avg per capita income (1998) 21,994
Avg median household income (1997) 32,360
Persons in poverty (1997) 28,537
Avg unemployment rate (%), age 16+ (1999) 4
% Persons age 25+ w/<9 yrs education (1990) 19
% Persons age 25+ w/4+ yrs college (1990) 12


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