Health Status by Income

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Health Status by Income Percent Data: 2014–16 National Health Interview Survey. Sample includes adults ages 18–64 who have fewer than three chronic conditions and no functional limitations.

Social Needs by Income Percent Data: 2014–16 National Health Interview Survey. Sample includes adults ages 18–64 who have fewer than three chronic conditions and no functional limitations.

Access to Care by Income Percent Data: 2014–16 National Health Interview Survey. Sample includes adults ages 18–64 who have fewer than three chronic conditions and no functional limitations.

Health Care Use by Income Percent Data: 2014–16 National Health Interview Survey. Sample includes adults ages 18–64 who have fewer than three chronic conditions and no functional limitations.