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Oregon County Primary-Care Access & Health-Burden Scorecard

A county-level targeting index for Oregon, fusing adult chronic-disease and social-risk prevalence (CDC PLACES) with federally designated primary-care provider shortages (HRSA). Ranks all 36 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 OR (36 counties). Rankings are relative within the state, not comparable across states.

Median diabetes 13% · 100% with PC HPSA · Median uninsured 8.6%

Highest-priority counties

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

Lake67.8Malheur67.4Morrow65.4Klamath65.4Coos64.9Douglas62.9Josephine62.1Sherman60.4

Ranked counties

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

RankCountyPriority indexTop driver
1Lake67.8Provider shortage
2Malheur67.4Health burden
3Morrow65.4Health burden
4Klamath65.4Provider shortage
5Coos64.9Provider shortage
6Douglas62.9Provider shortage
7Josephine62.1Provider shortage
8Sherman60.4Health burden
9Lincoln59.5Health burden
10Marion58.3Provider shortage
11Curry56.8Health burden
12Wheeler55.1Health burden
13Umatilla54.9Provider shortage
14Gilliam54.6Health burden
15Tillamook52.9Provider shortage
16Harney52.9Health burden
17Baker52.8Provider shortage
18Jefferson52.8Provider shortage
19Wasco52.6Provider shortage
20Grant52.0Health burden
21Jackson50.2Provider shortage
22Clatsop50.0Provider shortage
23Union50.0Provider shortage
24Lane49.1Provider shortage
25Multnomah45.8Provider shortage

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Data last generated August 1, 2026.

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