C o m m e r c eC i t y

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T h o r n t o n

L i t t l e t o n

L a k e w o o d

G o l d e n

W e s t m i n s t e r

A r v a d a

P a r k e r

C a s t l e R o c k

B o u l d e r

L o n g m o n t

C e n t e n n i a l

ADAMS

ARAPAHOE

BOULDER

BROOMFIELD

DENVER

DOUGLAS

JEFFERSON

Percentage of Care-Seeking Adults Diagnosed with Diabetes (18 years and older)By Census Tract, Metropolitan Denver, Colorado, 2016-2017

0 5 10 15 202.5Miles

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Map Created March 2019. To request additional mapsand/or aggregated data tables, please contact Greg Budney,CHORDS Project Manager for Public Health, atgregory.budney@dhha.org.

A list of participating CHORDS Data Partners can be found atwww.chordsnetwork.org.

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environmentprovides cartographic and web-based mapping services forCHORDS. This project is funded by The Colorado HealthFoundation and the Adults and Child Consortium for HealthOutcomes Research and Delivery Science.

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Diagnosed AdultDiabetes Prevalence

12.3% - 19.9%

10.0% - 12.2%

7.9% - 9.9%

5.7% - 7.8%

2.3% - 5.6%

Insufficient Data

This map displays the percentage of care-seeking adultswith at least one diabetes or diabetes-related diagnosis(type 1 or type 2 diabetes) identified by CHORDS. Thepercentage of care-seeking adults with diabetes wascalculated by dividing the number of adults with at least oneICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis code* residing in a census tractby the total number of adults who received care at aparticipating data partner.

These data are comprised of care-seeking adults age 18 andolder. The total number of adults represented with at leastone care encounter during the observation time period is811,140, or 35% of the total adult population of 2,349,549,as reported by the latest 5-year American CommunitySurvey. Census tracts are designated as having insufficientdata if: 1) the total population in the census tract has fewerthan 50 adults; or 2) fewer than 50 valid care encounters inthe census tract were collected; or 3) coverage was less than10% of the adult population.

*For a complete list of ICD-9 and/or ICD-10 codes used fordiabetes please see the CHORDS documentation DiabetesAdapter documentation.

Seven-County Metro Denver: 9.3% Adams County: 11.1% Arapahoe County: 9.6% Boulder County: 7.6% Broomfield County: 9.2% Denver County: 9.6% Douglas County: 6.6% Jefferson County: 8.1%

CHORDS Adult Diabetes Prevalence

L o v e l a n d

F o r tC o l l i n s

B r i g h t o n

L o n g m o n t

G r e e l e y

F o r t L u p t o n

LARIMER

WELD

Percentage of Care-Seeking Adults Diagnosed with Diabetes (18 years and older)By Census Tract, Larimer and Weld Counties, Colorado, 2016-2017

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Map Created March 2019. To request additional mapsand/or aggregated data tables, please contact Greg Budney,CHORDS Project Manager for Public Health, atgregory.budney@dhha.org.

A list of participating CHORDS Data Partners can be found atwww.chordsnetwork.org.

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environmentprovides cartographic and web-based mapping services forCHORDS. This project is funded by The Colorado HealthFoundation and the Adults and Child Consortium for HealthOutcomes Research and Delivery Science.

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76

36

0 9 18 27 364.5Miles

Diagnosed AdultDiabetes Prevalence

12.3% - 19.9%

10.0% - 12.2%

7.9% - 9.9%

5.7% - 7.8%

2.3% - 5.6%

Insufficient Data

This map displays the percentage of care-seeking adults with at least one diabetes or diabetes-related diagnosis (type 1 or type 2 diabetes)identified by CHORDS. The percentage of care-seeking adults with diabetes was calculated by dividing the number of adults with at least oneICD-9 or ICD-10 diagnosis code* residing in a census tract by the total number of adults who received care at a participating data partner.

These data are comprised of care-seeking adults age 18 and older. The total number of adults represented with at least one care encounterduring the observation time period is 72,020, or 15% of the total adult population of 473,009, as reported by the latest 5-year AmericanCommunity Survey. Census tracts are designated as having insufficient data if: 1) the total population in the census tract has fewer than 50adults; or 2) fewer than 50 valid care encounters in the census tract were collected; or 3) coverage was less than 10% of the adult population.

*For a complete list of ICD-9 and/or ICD-10 codes used for diabetes please see the CHORDS documentation Diabetes Adapterdocumentation.

Larimer County: 5.4%, Weld County: 9.4%CHORDS Adult Diabetes Prevalence:

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