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Oklahoma County Primary-Care Access & Health-Burden Scorecard

A county-level targeting index for Oklahoma, fusing adult chronic-disease and social-risk prevalence (CDC PLACES) with federally designated primary-care provider shortages (HRSA). Ranks all 77 counties by combined need so a health department or rural-health office can see where high burden and thin provider supply overlap.

Pre-rendered county priority rankings for OK (77 counties). Rankings are relative within the state, not comparable across states.

Median diabetes 14.1% · 99% with PC HPSA · Median uninsured 11.6%

Highest-priority counties

Hand-rolled SVG bar chart of the top counties by primary-care priority index (crawlable without JavaScript).

Adair80.9Okfuskee77.3Pushmataha75.1Choctaw71.6Seminole71.6Coal71.0Sequoyah70.4McIntosh70.1

Ranked counties

Top 25 counties by combined targeting-priority index for this state.

RankCountyPriority indexTop driver
1Adair80.9Health burden
2Okfuskee77.3Health burden
3Pushmataha75.1Health burden
4Choctaw71.6Health burden
5Seminole71.6Health burden
6Coal71.0Health burden
7Sequoyah70.4Health burden
8McIntosh70.1Health burden
9Harmon68.8Provider shortage
10Latimer68.4Health burden
11Hughes66.6Provider shortage
12McCurtain66.3Provider shortage
13Jefferson65.4Health burden
14Texas64.5Provider shortage
15Craig64.5Health burden
16Caddo64.2Provider shortage
17Muskogee64.1Provider shortage
18Johnston63.0Provider shortage
19Kiowa62.8Health burden
20Ottawa62.6Provider shortage
21Tillman62.5Health burden
22Haskell61.9Provider shortage
23Okmulgee61.1Provider shortage
24Le Flore61.1Provider shortage
25Delaware60.7Health burden

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Data last generated August 1, 2026.

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