Data Snapshot:
Adverse Childhood Experiences in Ohio
Exposure to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) — potentially traumatic events that occur during childhood...
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Data Snapshot:
Exposure to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) — potentially traumatic events that occur during childhood...
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Data Snapshot:
View Data Snapshot Updated analysis Ohioans between the ages of 15 and 64 are dying at a much higher rate...
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Social Drivers of Infant Mortality:
HPIO produced the Social Drivers of Infant Mortality: Recommendations for Action and Accountability report. This action guide takes a closer look at eliminating racism recommendations in the report.
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Strategies to prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in Ohio:
Building skills and strengthening connections to caring adults ensures that every child can thrive. Enhancing a variety of assets and...
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Unlocking Ohio’s economic potential:
This analysis from HPIO looks at the economic potential associated with eliminating racial and ethnic disparities in Ohio, finding that...
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Social Drivers of Infant Mortality:
For many years, policymakers and community leaders across Ohio have worked to reduce high rates of infant mortality. Decisionmakers have...
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Social Drivers of Infant Mortality:
For many years, policymakers and community leaders across Ohio have worked to reduce high rates of infant mortality. Decisionmakers have...
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This publication provides an overview of the Medicaid program in Ohio, including information on Medicaid eligibility, covered services, delivery systems,...
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HPIO’s fifth edition of the Health Value Dashboard is a tool to track Ohio’s progress toward improved health value Download...
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Social Drivers of Infant Mortality:
For many years, policymakers and community leaders across Ohio have worked to reduce high rates of infant mortality. Decisionmakers have...
Learn MoreThe Summit will draw insights from HPIO’s 2026 Health Value Dashboard to focus attention on the factors that drive population health and healthcare spending and build momentum for policy priorities that lead to improved health and well-being for Ohioans.
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