Department of Health Services · Department of Health Services Marian Dalsey, M.D., M.P.H, Acting Chief Primary Care and Family Health Children's Medical Services Branch Catherine

ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER Governor

State of California-Health and Human Services Agency

Department of Health Services

SANDRA SHEWRY Director

December 12, 2005 CHDP Program Letter No.: 05-20 TO: All COUNTY CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP)

PROGRAM DIRECTORS, DEPUTY DIRECTORS, MEDICAL CONSULTANTS, STATE CHILDREN’S MEDICAL SERVICES (CMS) BRANCH STAFF AND REGIONAL OFFICE STAFF

SUBJECT: HEALTH ASSESSMENT DATA FOR FISCAL YEAR 2002-2003 The Children’s Medical Services Branch has prepared the enclosed report on the CHDP services for date provided from July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2003. If you have any questions or need further information, please contact Helen Zheng, Research Scientist, at (916) 327-2114 or by email to [email protected]. Original signed by Marian Dalsey, M.D., M.P.H. Marian Dalsey, M.D., M.P.H., Acting Chief Children’s Medical Services Branch Enclosure

1515 K Street, Suite 400, MS 8100, P.O. Box 997413, Sacramento, CA 95899-7413 (916) 327-1400

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ANNUAL REPORT

FISCAL YEAR 2002-2003

CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP) PROGRAMCHILDREN’S MEDICAL SERVICES (CMS) BRANCH

October 2005

Prepared By Helen Zheng

State of CaliforniaDepartment of Health Services Marian Dalsey, M.D., M.P.H, Acting ChiefPrimary Care and Family Health Children's Medical Services BranchCatherine Camacho, Deputy Director Erin Whitsell, Program Support Section, Chief

ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER Governor

State of California-Health and Human Services Agency

Department of Health Services

SANDRA SHEWRY Director

December 12, 2005 CHDP Program Letter No.: 05-20 TO: All COUNTY CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP)

PROGRAM DIRECTORS, DEPUTY DIRECTORS, MEDICAL CONSULTANTS, STATE CHILDREN’S MEDICAL SERVICES (CMS) BRANCH STAFF AND REGIONAL OFFICE STAFF

SUBJECT: HEALTH ASSESSMENT DATA FOR FISCAL YEAR 2002-2003 The Children’s Medical Services Branch has prepared the enclosed report on the CHDP services for date provided from July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2003. If you have any questions or need further information, please contact Helen Zheng, Research Scientist, at (916) 327-2114 or by email to [email protected]. Original signed by Marian Dalsey, M.D., M.P.H. Marian Dalsey, M.D., M.P.H., Acting Chief Children’s Medical Services Branch Enclosure

1515 K Street, Suite 400, MS 8100, P.O. Box 997413, Sacramento, CA 95899-7413 (916) 327-1400

Internet Address: http://www.dhs.ca.gov/pcfh/cms

mailto:[email protected]

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICESCHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES (CMS) BRANCH

CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP) PROGRAMANNUAL REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2002-2003

TABLE OF CONTENTSPage

I. OVERVIEW AND FINDINGS I

II. CHILDREN SCREENED AND AMOUNT PAID BY AGETable 1: All Funding Sources 1Table 2: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 2Table 3: State Funding Sources 3Table 4: Information/PHP Sources 4

III. NUMBER OF CHILDREN SERVED - AGE BY ETHNICITYTable 5: All Funding Sources 5Table 6: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 6Table 7: State Funding Sources 7Table 8: Information/PHP Sources 8

IV. SUMMARY OF ALL HEALTH ASSESSMENTS BY FUNDING SOURCESTable 9: All Funding Sources 9Table 10: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 10Table 11: State Funding Sources 11Table 12: Information/PHP Sources 12

V. HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUCED BY AGE, ETHNICITY AND COUNTY

BY AGETable 13: Health Assessments 13Table 14: Dental Assessments 14Table 15: Nutrition Assessments 15Table 16: Anticipatory Assessments 16Table 17: Developmental Assessments 17Table 18: Vision Assessments 18Table 19: Hearing Assessments 19Table 20: Blood Tests (Hemoglobin/Hematocrit) Assessments 20Table 21: Urine Assessments 21Table 22: Urinalysis Assessments 22Table 23: Tuberculosis Assessments 23BY ETHNICITYTable 24: Health Assessments 24Table 25: Dental Assessments 25Table 26: Nutrition Assessments 26Table 27: Anticipatory Assessments 27Table 28: Developmental Assessments 28Table 29: Vision Assessments 29Table 30: Hearing Assessments 30Table 31: Blood Tests (Hemoglobin/Hematocrit) Assessments 31Table 32: Urine Assessments 32

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Table 33: Urinalysis Assessments 33Table 34: Tuberculosis Assessments 34BY COUNTYTable 35: Health Assessments 35Table 36: Dental Assessments 37Table 37: Nutrition Assessments 39Table 38: Anticipatory Assessments 41Table 39: Developmental Assessments 43Table 40: Vision Assessments 45Table 41: Hearing Assessments 47Table 42: Blood Tests (Hemoglobin/Hematocrit) Assessments 49Table 43: Urine Assessments 51Table 44: Urinalysis Assessments 53Table 45: Tuberculosis Assessments 55

VI. HEALTH PROVIDER TYPES

Table 46: Statewide Summary of CHDP Provider Types and Amount Paid 57

VII. IMMUNIZATIONS (POLIO, DPT, MMR, MEAS, RUBE, HEP/HIB, HIB, HEPB, DTAP, VAR, FLU, PNE55, PNE67, HEPA, PEDI) BY AGE, ETHNICITY AND COUNTY

BY AGETable 47: All Funding Sources 58Table 48: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 59Table 49: State Funding Sources 60Table 50: Information/PHP Sources 61BY ETHNICITYTable 51: All Funding Sources 62Table 52: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 63Table 53: State Funding Sources 64Table 54: Information/PHP Sources 65BY COUNTYTable 55: All Funding Sources 66Table 56: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 68Table 57: State Funding Sources 70Table 58: Information/PHP Sources 72

VIII. OTHER TESTS (HEMOGLOBIN, LEAD BLOOD, LEAD TEST, LEAD REFER, VDRL,RPR,ART, GONORRHEA, PAP SMEAR, CHLAMYDIA, PELVIC, OVA/PARASITES)

BY AGETable 59: All Funding Sources 74Table 60: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 75Table 61: State Funding Sources 76Table 62: Information/PHP Sources 77BY ETHNICITYTable 63: All Funding Sources 78

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Table 64: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 79Table 65: State Funding Sources 80Table 66: Information/PHP Sources 81BY COUNTYTable 67: All Funding Sources 82Table 68: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 83Table 69: State Funding Sources 84Table 70: Information/PHP Sources 85

IX. COUNTY SPECIFIC TABLESTable 71: CHDP Children Served vs. Target Population by Funding Source 86Table 72: Percent of CHDP Children Served by Funding Source 87Table 73: Children Served by Gender 88

X. CHILDREN SCREENED FOR HEALTH ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUCED BY AGE AND ETHNICITY IN EACH COUNTY/CITY

Table 74A-B: Alameda County 89Table 75A-B: Alpine County 91Table 76A-B: Amador County 93Table 77A-B: Butte County 95Table 78A-B: Calaveras County 97Table 78A-B: Colusa County 99Table 79A-B: Contra Costa County 101Table 80A-B: Del Norte County 103Table 82A-B: El Dorado County 105Table 83A-B: Fresno County 107Table 84A-B: Glenn County 109Table 85A-B: Humboldt County 111Table 86A-B: Imperial County 113Table 87A-B: Inyo County 115Table 88A-B: Kern County 117Table 89A-B: Kings County 119Table 90A-B: Lake County 121Table 91A-B: Lassen County 123Table 92A-B: Los Angeles County 125Table 93A-B: Madera County 127Table 94A-B: Marin County 129Table 95A-B: Mariposa County 131Table 96A-B: Mendocino County 133Table 97A-B: Merced County 135Table 98A-B: Modoc County 137Table 99A-B: Mono County 139Table 100A-B: Monterey County 141Table 101A-B: Napa County 143Table 102A-B: Nevada County 145Table 103A-B: Orange County 147Table 104A-B: Placer County 149Table 105A-B: Plumas County 151Table 106A-B: Riverside County 153

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Table 107A-B: Sacramento County 155Table 108A-B: San Benito County 157Table 109A-B: San Bernardino County 159Table 110A-B: San Diego County 161Table 111A-B: San Francisco County 163Table 112A-B: San Joaquin County 165Table 113A-B: San Luis Obispo County 167Table 114A-B: San Mateo County 169Table 115A-B: Santa Barbara County 171Table 116A-B: Santa Clara County 173Table 117A-B: Santa Cruz County 175Table 118A-B: Shasta County 177Table 119A-B: Sierra County 179Table 120A-B: Siskiyou County 181Table 121A-B: Solano County 183Table 122A-B: Sonoma County 185Table 123A-B: Stanislaus County 187Table 124A-B: Sutter County 189Table 125A-B: Tehama County 191Table 126A-B: Trinity County 193Table 127A-B: Tulare County 195Table 128A-B: Tuolumne County 197Table 129A-B: Ventura County 199Table 130A-B: Yolo County 201Table 131A-B: Yuba County 203Table 132A-B: City Of Berkeley 205Table 133A-B: City Of Long Beach 207Table 134A-B: City Of Pasadena 209

XI. ANSWERS TO TOBACCO QUESTIONS

Table 135: By Age-Statewide 211Table 136: By Ethnicity-Statewide 212Table 137: By County 213

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OVERVIEW AND FINDINGS

Program Description

The Child Health and Disability Prevention (CHDP) program provides comprehensive health assessments for the early detection and prevention of disease and disabilities in low-income children and youth as mandated by Section 124025 of the Health and Safety Code. A complete health assessment consists of a health history, physical examination, developmental assessment, nutritional assessment, dental assessment, vision and hearing tests, tuberculin test, laboratory tests, immunizations, health education/anticipatory guidance, and referral for any needed diagnosis and treatment.

CHDP is responsible for resource and provider development to ensure that high

quality services are delivered and accessible to children; outreach to target populations to increase participation; and health education to community agencies and residents to increase the knowledge and acceptance of preventive services. The program is financed and has standards established at the state level and is operated at the local level by health departments in each county and the cities of Berkeley, Long Beach and Pasadena.

CHDP oversees the screening and follow-up components of the federally-

mandated Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT) program for Medi-Cal eligible children and youth; provides preventive health assessments for non-Medi-Cal eligible children; and collaborates with schools to meet the requirements of the school entry program, which is that all children entering the first grade or kindergarten have either a certificate of health examination or a waiver on file at their school. Children Served by CHDP

This report on health assessments is based on information obtained from providers completing the CHDP Confidential Screening and Billing Report forms (PM 160), which were submitted to the CHDP fiscal intermediary for dates of services from July 1, 2002, through June 30, 2003.

Information from three versions of the Confidential Screening and Billing Report

form (PM 160) is used in this report. Providers for most Medi-Cal Fee-For–Service (FFS) and State-funded health assessments use the standard PM 160. Head Start and State Preschool programs use a PM 160 designed specifically for billing and reporting the delivery of preventive health care services to children enrolled in the programs. The “Information-Only” PM 160 is used to report early and periodic screening services rendered to children with Medi-Cal benefits. This includes children enrolled in managed care plans and children receiving CHDP preventive health services through Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), Rural Health Clinics (RHCs) and Indian Health Services, Memorandum of Agreement (IHS/MOA) Clinics. Because the Information Only PM 160 is not used as a billing form, the data are not edited by the fiscal

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intermediary, and therefore may be less reliable than data reported on the other PM 160 forms.

As noted in Table 1 during Fiscal Year (FY) 2002-03, the CHDP program

provided preventive health services to an estimated 2,114,480 children (unduplicated count) during 3,009,067 visits, an average of 1.4 visits per child. This unduplicated count of children (see unduplication method later in this section), based on county of residence, was for claims submitted for dates of service occurring between July 1, 2002, through June 30, 2003.

From FY 1992-93 to FY 1997-98 there was a gradual increase in the number of children served by CHDP. Overall, these changes represent an average increase of 5.1 percent per fiscal year (see Table 1). From FY 1998-99 to FY 2001-02, the total children served by CHDP slightly decreased. This decline may have been attributable to children being transferred to other health care programs, such as Healthy Families, or due to under-reporting of complete or partial CHDP preventive health assessments provided by Medi-Cal Managed Care (MCMC) Plans, FQHCs, RHCs, and IHS/MOA clinics. In FY 2002-03, however, 27,237 more children were served by CHDP program than in FY 2001-02.

Table 1. Number and Percent Change for Children Served by CHDP from FY 1993 to 2003

Fiscal Year

Children Served Percent Change From Previous

1992-93 1,785,616

1993-94 1,922,468 1993/94 - 1992/93 136,852 7.7

1994-95 2,016,615 1994/95 - 1993/94 94,147 4.9

1995-96 2,100,410 1995/96 - 1994/95 83,795 4.2

1996-97 2,188,669 1996/97 - 1994/95 88,259 4.2

1997-98 2,285,697 1997/98 - 1996/97 97,028 4.4

1998-99 2,228,361 1998/99 - 1997/98 -57,336 -2.5

1999-00 2,228,326 1999/00 - 1999/98 -35 0.0

2000-01 2,193,157 2000/01 - 1999/00 -35,169 -1.6

2001-02 2,087,243 2001/02 - 2000/01 -105,914 -4.8

2002-03 2,114,480 2002/03 - 2001/02 27,237 1.3

Number Change Compared to Previous Fiscal Year

Among the funding sources, the numbers shifted away from FFS to managed

care in FY 2002-03. A total of 9,337 fewer children with Medi-Cal FFS were reported as receiving services in FY 2002-03, a 2.4 percent decline, whereas 129,124 more CHDP services were reported for children via the Information Only/Prepaid Health Plan PM 160 (Info/PHP), a 17.1 percent increase. For children receiving CHDP services using

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State-only funds, 92,550 fewer children were served in FY 2002-03, a 9.9 percent decrease (see Graph 1).

Graph 1. Children Served by CHDP StatewideFY 1992-93 Through FY 2002-03

1,785,6161,922,468

2,114,480

1,101,244

426,968 398,789 381,995298,456

442,525

625,320695,825

2,016,6152,100,410

2,188,6692,285,697 2,228,361

2,228,3262,087,2432,193,157

505,080

391,332

1,179,584

794,476984,559

1,101,7581,128,164

846,111

1,048,696905,654841,766789,110

701,541656,470

938,6611,059,324

1,105,5331,097,961886,374

27,902 41,34399,341 156,886

757,250735,044

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Of the 2,114,480 children served by CHDP, 67.0 percent were age 0 to 5, 22.3

percent were age 6 to 12, 10.6 percent were age 13 to 20 and 0.1% children did not identify their age (see Graph 2).

Graph 2. Age of Children Served by CHDP Statewide FY 2002-2003

1,416,088 (67.0%)

471,386 (22.3%)

225,178 (10.6%) 1,828 (0.1%)

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During FY 2002-03, the CHDP program provided services to 1,041,003 (49.2

percent) females and 1,062,651 (50.3 percent) males. Gender was not indicated for 10,826 (0.5 percent) of the children. These proportions are unchanged from those reported in FY 2001-02. (See Table 73, page 88).

Of the 2,114,480 children served by the CHDP program, 66.9 percent were

Hispanic, 8.8 percent were White, 6.1 percent were Black, 5.6 percent were Asian, 0.3 percent were Native American and 6.5 percent were Other (i.e., Filipino, Pacific Islander and Other). There were 5.7 percent of the children served whose ethnicity was not reported for CHDP in FY 2002-03. These proportions changed ≤ 1 percent from the proportions reported in FY 2001-02.

Graph 3. CHDP Children Ethnic Distribution Percent vs. California Under 21 Years Population Ethnic Distribution Percent

FY 2002-2003

8.86.1 5.6

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The ethnic distribution of children receiving CHDP services in FY 2002-03 was

different from the ethnic distribution of the California under 21 years old population estimation for year 2003. According to the California Department of Finance estimation of population for children under 21 years, 45.3 percent of the California population under 21 was Hispanic, 33.5 percent were White, 7.3 percent were Black, 9.5 percent were Asian, 0.7 percent was Native American and 3.7 percent were others (see Graph 3). Immunizations

The CHDP program provided 4,283,858 individual immunizations in FY 2002-03. This number is 455,284 more than the immunizations provided in FY 2001-02 and represents an 11.9 percent increase (See Graph 4).

The amount paid for CHDP immunizations during FY 2002-03 totaled $22,193,916, an increase of $3,035,303 (15.8 percent) from the $19,158,613 paid in FY 2001-02, but less than the amount paid in FY 2000-01. The average cost per

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immunization was $8.89 in FY 2002-03, a 14.7% increase from the $7.75 average in FY 2001-02.

The cost of an immunization is composed of two parts: the administration fee,

and the cost of the vaccine. In the CHDP program, the federal Vaccines-for-Children (VFC) program supplies the majority of vaccines for children up to 19 years of age. Therefore, the average cost of vaccines represents primarily the administration fee and the costs for the few vaccines that providers must purchase directly.

Graph 4. CHDP Immunizations and Amounts Paid Statewide FY 2000-2001 Through FY 2002-2003

4,741,675 3,828,574 4,283,858

$24,742,907

$19,158,163

$22,193,916

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Type of Providers

During FY 2002-03, 21 provider types (including one category unknown)

provided CHDP services to children. Among the various provider types, Physician Solo Practices provided 17.4 percent of the services, 17.0 percent by Physician Groups, and 9.2 percent by Rural Health Clinics, 3.0 percent by Clinic Labs/Lead, 2.6 percent by County Health Department Clinics, and 2.7 percent by Community Clinics. All other provider types provided the remaining 48.2 percent of the services. These proportions vary slightly from those reported in FY 2001-02, with a 5.4 percent increase in the all other provider types category. This increase corresponds to the increased CHDP services reported by Medi-Cal Managed Care plans. (See Table 46 - Statewide Summary of CHDP Provider Types and Amount Paid, page 57 and Graph 5).

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Graph 5. CHDP Children Served By Provider Type for All Funding SourcesFY 2002-2003

886,122(41.9%)

367,682(17.4%)

358,735(17.0%)

193,769(9.2%)

63,846(3.0%)

56,736(2.7%)54,653(2.6%)

43,296(2.0%)89,461(4.2%)

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OtherCaloptimaCounty Health Department ClinicCommunity ClinicsClinic Labs/LeadRural Health ClinicPhysicians Group PracticePhysicians Solo PracticeUnknown

Expenditures

During FY 2002-03, a total of $96,399,704 was paid for both Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service (FFS) and State-funded CHDP preventive health examinations (See Graph 5). This is a decrease of $3,631,429 (3.6 percent) from the $100,031,133 paid in Fiscal Year 2001-2002.

This is a decrease of $3,631,429 (3.6 percent) from the $100,031,133 paid in Fiscal Year 2001-2002.

Of the $96,399,704 paid for CHDP services, $29,016,731 was paid for services to 381,995 children with Medi-Cal FFS at an average cost of $76.96 per child. These children accounted for a total of 508,220 visits funded by Medi-Cal at an average cost of $57.09 per visit. The number of children for whom services were paid by Medi-Cal FFS represents a 2.4 percent decrease from the 391,332 children served in Fiscal Year 2001-2002 (See Graph 6). This shift can be partially attributed to the transition of children to MCMC (Medi-Cal Managed Care) Health Plans.

Of the $96,399,704 paid for CHDP services, $29,016,731 was paid for services to 381,995 children with Medi-Cal FFS at an average cost of $76.96 per child. These children accounted for a total of 508,220 visits funded by Medi-Cal at an average cost of $57.09 per visit. The number of children for whom services were paid by Medi-Cal FFS represents a 2.4 percent decrease from the 391,332 children served in Fiscal Year 2001-2002 (See Graph 6). This shift can be partially attributed to the transition of children to MCMC (Medi-Cal Managed Care) Health Plans.

Over the years, the Medi-Cal program has been undergoing a gradual transition

from Medi-Cal FFS to MCMC in the most populated counties. MCMC providers are required to submit an “Information-Only” PM 160 when children receive a CHDP examination to report their early and periodic screening. In FY 2002-03, 886,374 children were served by the CHDP program as reported on the Info/PHP form, a 17.1 percent increase over FY 2001-02. This includes children receiving services through FQHCs, RHCs, and IHS/MOA clinics. Because the PM 160 “Information-Only” form is used as a reporting form rather than a billing form, expenditure data are unavailable for this group of children and cannot be included in calculating the average cost per child for CHDP services.

Over the years, the Medi-Cal program has been undergoing a gradual transition from Medi-Cal FFS to MCMC in the most populated counties. MCMC providers are required to submit an “Information-Only” PM 160 when children receive a CHDP examination to report their early and periodic screening. In FY 2002-03, 886,374 children were served by the CHDP program as reported on the Info/PHP form, a 17.1 percent increase over FY 2001-02. This includes children receiving services through FQHCs, RHCs, and IHS/MOA clinics. Because the PM 160 “Information-Only” form is used as a reporting form rather than a billing form, expenditure data are unavailable for this group of children and cannot be included in calculating the average cost per child for CHDP services.

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Graph 6. Amount Paid for CHDP Services Statewide by Funding SourceFY 1992-1993 through FY 2002-2003

$121,923,028

$96,399,704

$100,031,133$102,527,790

$121,923,028

$146,285,790

$155,742,790

$159,175,319$131,072,782

$114,455,866

$101,046,687

$29,016,731

$27,572,711$26,013,755

$48,698,196

$63,259,697$75,289,014

$99,397,657

$103,672,199

$32,235,242

$27,914,594

$97,884,399

$67,382,973$76,514,035

$72,458,422$73,132,093

$47,401,518$52,070,591

$59,777,662$55,783,768

$58,663,331

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Total Medi-Cal FFS State-Funded

Although the number of CHDP services delivered by MCMC Plans, FQHCs,

RHCs, and IHS/MOA clinics has continued to increase, an unknown percentage of those services may remain unreported through the “Information-Only” PM 160 forms. There may be significant under-reporting because the “Information-Only” PM 160 is not used for reimbursement.

For State-funded CHDP services, providers were paid $67,382,973 for CHDP preventive health exams and services to 846,111 children during 1,169,934 visits. The average cost per child was $79.64 and $57.60 per visit (see Graph 6). These costs were $5,075,449 (7.0 percent) less than the $72,458,422 amount paid to providers in FY 2001-02 for CHDP preventive health exams and services.

State-funded CHDP services are paid from two sources: the State General Fund and the Proposition 99 Tobacco Tax. In FY 2002-2003, 36.9 percent (312,569 children) of state-funded children received services paid from the State General Fund and 61.1 percent (533,542 children) received services paid from the State Tobacco Tax Funds. The proportion of children receiving CHDP services paid for by State Tobacco Funds out of all funding sources is 25.2 percent in FY 2002-2003, which is a decrease when compared to 28.4 percent in FY 2001-02 (see Graph 7).

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Graph 7. Number and percent of Children Served Statewide by Funding Sources FY2001-2002 vs. FY 2002-2003

391,332 (18.7%)

381,995 (18.1%)

757,250 (36.3%)

886,374 (41.9%)

346,629 (16.6%)

312,569 (14.8%)

592,032 (28.4%)

533,542 (25.2%)

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Target Population The CHDP target population is comprised of (1) children eligible for Medi-Cal FFS less than 21 years of age, and (2) non Medi-Cal eligible children under 19 years of age from families with incomes under 200 percent of the FPL and residing in California. Children that meet these criteria qualify for health assessments through the CHDP program.

The CHDP estimated total target population for FY 2002-03 was 4,966,062. The

total number of children served (2,114,480) accounted for 42.6 percent of the target population. The Medi-Cal funded estimated target population was 3,235,005, of which 1,268,369 (39.2%) were served by CHDP program. The State-funded estimated target population was 1,731,057, of which 846,111 (48.9%) were actually served by the CHDP program (see Graph 8).

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Graph 8. Target Population vs. Children Served by CHDP program for FY 2002-2003

4,966,062

3,235,005

1,731,057846,111

(48.9% of the Target)

1,268,369 (39.2% of the Target)

2,114,480 (42.6% of

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For a complete listing of the target population in each county, including the Medi-

Cal and State-funded target population, and the number of children served in FY 2002-03, see Table 71 – CHDP Children Served vs. Target population by Source and County/City (page 86). Counties Serving Over 50,000 Children During FY 2002-03, ten counties provided over 50,000 children with CHDP services. Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino, Fresno, Riverside, Sacramento, Kern, Alameda and Santa Clara counties served approximately 74.5 percent of the children statewide or 1,574,769 children. Los Angeles served the most children at 737,966, representing 34.9 percent of the children statewide. (Note: the Los Angeles County numbers exclude the cities of Long Beach and Pasadena, which report

Graph 9. Counties Serving More than 50,000 Children in FY 2002-2003 (Statewide Total: 2,114,480)

737,966 (34.9%)*167,076 (7.9%)118,198 (5.6%)104,242 (4.9%) 102,868 (4.9%)82,731 (3.9%)79,681 (3.8%)70,346 (3.3%) 59,107 (2.8%)52,554 (2.5%)

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separately) (see Graph 9).

* Percentage of total number children served.

Unduplication Method

Because more than one PM 160 form may be submitted for an individual child, and a child may have more than one exam, an unduplication method was used to determine the total number of children served.

The following methodology was used to calculate an unduplicated count of children served in Fiscal Year 2002-03. • Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service claims are unduplicated by counting children with

Medi-Cal Identification Number as one child. This may result in an over count of children because some children have more than one Medi-Cal identification number during a given year.

• State-funded and Info/PHP claims are unduplicated using the child’s name and

birth date and counting children with the matching names and birth dates as one child. This may result in an undercount for children with the same name and same birth date.

Due to the limitations of identifying fiscal year information, the unduplication

method results in an estimate of children served.

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TABLE 1

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICESCHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES

CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP) PROGRAM

CHILDREN SCREENED AND AMOUNTS PAID BY AGE

ALL FUNDING SOURCES

JULY 2002 THROUGH JUNE 2003

TOTAL CHILDREN PERCENT OF AMOUNT PAID PERCENT OFAGE RECEIVING CHDP TOTAL CHILDREN FOR CHDP TOTAL AMOUNT

SERVICES SERVED SERVICES PAID

0 529,755 25.05% $29,352,592 30.45%1 266,992 12.63% $11,466,199 11.89%2 188,123 8.90% $5,821,700 6.04%3 144,898 6.85% $5,102,166 5.29%4 172,433 8.15% $7,947,752 8.24%5 113,887 5.39% $5,102,734 5.29%6 89,708 4.24% $4,002,245 4.15%7 61,388 2.90% $2,667,529 2.77%8 56,108 2.65% $2,405,999 2.50%9 55,634 2.63% $2,405,087 2.49%

10 56,630 2.68% $2,455,826 2.55%11 72,376 3.42% $2,909,909 3.02%12 79,542 3.76% $3,350,765 3.48%13 51,477 2.43% $2,399,547 2.49%14 46,758 2.21% $2,375,581 2.46%15 41,402 1.96% $2,235,256 2.32%16 36,758 1.74% $2,039,579 2.12%17 30,370 1.44% $1,689,421 1.75%18 12,519 0.59% $624,508 0.65%19 2,292 0.11% $30,425 0.03%20 3,602 0.17% $14,884 0.02%

UNKNOWN 1,828 0.09% $0 0.00%

TOTAL 2,114,480 100.00% $96,399,704 100.00%

SOURCE: F.Y. 2002/03 SUMMARY CHDP DATA COME FROM CONFIDENTIAL SCREENING AND BILLING FORMS (PM160).

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TABLE 2




MEDI-CAL FEE-FOR-SERVICE FUNDING SOURCES




0 175,069 45.83% $13,414,602 46.23%1 44,083 11.54% $4,391,879 15.14%2 26,261 6.87% $1,702,788 5.87%3 19,214 5.03% $1,191,075 4.10%4 20,828 5.45% $1,667,396 5.75%5 12,603 3.30% $895,325 3.09%6 9,861 2.58% $679,677 2.34%7 7,043 1.84% $464,514 1.60%8 6,302 1.65% $409,992 1.41%9 6,520 1.71% $426,652 1.47%

10 6,705 1.76% $447,944 1.54%11 8,768 2.30% $559,774 1.93%12 10,016 2.62% $638,958 2.20%13 6,971 1.82% $488,056 1.68%14 6,016 1.57% $450,814 1.55%15 5,413 1.42% $411,647 1.42%16 4,646 1.22% $353,724 1.22%17 3,859 1.01% $291,605 1.00%18 1,232 0.32% $85,000 0.29%19 396 0.10% $30,425 0.10%20 189 0.05% $14,884 0.05%

TOTAL 381,995 100.00% $29,016,731 100.00%


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TABLE 3




STATE FUNDING SOURCES




0 190,548 22.52% $15,937,990 23.65%1 76,316 9.02% $7,074,320 10.50%2 60,965 7.21% $4,118,912 6.11%3 55,771 6.59% $3,911,091 5.80%4 72,941 8.62% $6,280,356 9.32%5 53,431 6.31% $4,207,409 6.24%6 43,205 5.11% $3,322,568 4.93%7 28,983 3.43% $2,203,015 3.27%8 26,422 3.12% $1,996,007 2.96%9 25,835 3.05% $1,978,435 2.94%

10 26,276 3.11% $2,007,882 2.98%11 32,919 3.89% $2,350,135 3.49%12 38,146 4.51% $2,711,807 4.02%13 24,774 2.93% $1,911,491 2.84%14 23,835 2.82% $1,924,767 2.86%15 21,930 2.59% $1,823,609 2.71%16 20,265 2.40% $1,685,855 2.50%17 16,820 1.99% $1,397,816 2.07%18 6,729 0.80% $539,508 0.80%

TOTAL 846,111 100.00% $67,382,973 100.00%


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TABLE 4




INFORMATION/PHP FUNDING SOURCES




0 164,138 18.52% $0 N/A1 146,593 16.54% $0 N/A2 100,897 11.38% $0 N/A3 69,913 7.89% $0 N/A4 78,664 8.87% $0 N/A5 47,853 5.40% $0 N/A6 36,642 4.13% $0 N/A7 25,362 2.86% $0 N/A8 23,384 2.64% $0 N/A9 23,279 2.63% $0 N/A

10 23,649 2.67% $0 N/A11 30,689 3.46% $0 N/A12 31,380 3.54% $0 N/A13 19,732 2.23% $0 N/A14 16,907 1.91% $0 N/A15 14,059 1.59% $0 N/A16 11,847 1.34% $0 N/A17 9,691 1.09% $0 N/A18 4,558 0.51% $0 N/A19 1,896 0.21% $0 N/A20 3,413 0.39% $0 N/A

UNKNOWN 1,828 0.21% $0 N/A

TOTAL 886,374 100.00% $0 N/A


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TABLE 5



NUMBER OF CHILDREN SERVED - AGE BY ETHNICITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE AMERICAN INDIAN ASIAN BLACK FILIPINO HISPANIC WHITE OTHER PACIFIC

ISLANDER UNKNOWN TOTAL

0 1,255 30,359 28,478 3,112 351,046 50,382 37,383 936 26,804 529,7551 742 14,596 13,889 1,508 178,107 24,641 16,490 455 16,564 266,9922 412 9,561 9,970 899 131,035 14,584 10,447 291 10,924 188,1233 361 5,719 8,146 661 101,777 11,278 7,774 285 8,897 144,8984 463 7,126 9,790 899 120,670 13,891 8,976 332 10,286 172,4335 293 4,840 6,980 660 77,746 10,191 6,198 235 6,744 113,8876 213 4,277 5,612 572 62,700 7,297 4,321 190 4,526 89,7087 144 3,299 4,125 402 42,360 4,962 3,007 130 2,959 61,3888 133 3,186 4,038 353 38,684 4,193 2,724 99 2,698 56,1089 103 3,394 4,169 339 38,040 4,166 2,692 95 2,636 55,63410 131 3,401 4,350 322 38,526 4,389 2,701 97 2,713 56,63011 160 4,675 5,360 431 47,884 6,432 3,593 121 3,720 72,37612 268 4,482 6,390 485 50,693 8,491 4,071 167 4,495 79,54213 173 3,360 4,642 319 31,555 5,480 2,816 122 3,010 51,47714 158 3,505 4,043 350 28,679 4,594 2,444 109 2,876 46,75815 125 3,332 3,451 252 25,248 3,807 2,095 97 2,995 41,40216 107 3,107 2,823 268 22,129 3,329 1,861 72 3,062 36,75817 96 2,878 2,296 197 17,751 2,718 1,571 63 2,800 30,37018 36 1,877 811 79 7,233 1,078 604 21 780 12,51919 3 855 238 6 638 287 171 7 87 2,29220 26 863 300 26 1,377 462 291 12 245 3,602

UNKNOWN 8 86 130 14 1,149 171 146 1 123 1,828

TOTAL 5,410 118,778 130,031 12,154 1,415,027 186,823 122,376 3,937 119,944 2,114,480


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TABLE 6







ISLANDER UNKOWN TOTAL

0 343 6,443 9,731 898 111,377 20,692 15,044 265 10,276 175,0691 141 995 2,374 178 26,369 7,378 3,096 71 3,481 44,0832 89 698 1,688 94 15,736 4,057 1,804 33 2,062 26,2613 88 486 1,400 63 11,084 3,189 1,372 38 1,494 19,2144 117 560 1,708 80 11,795 3,548 1,513 42 1,465 20,8285 49 337 1,240 47 6,507 2,420 1,014 25 964 12,6036 42 311 1,058 37 5,048 1,865 828 15 657 9,8617 36 186 939 25 3,415 1,325 602 13 502 7,0438 27 178 985 23 2,972 1,093 571 15 438 6,3029 22 230 1,116 23 2,986 1,142 561 9 431 6,52010 34 204 1,131 29 2,991 1,228 582 11 495 6,70511 41 289 1,329 30 3,968 1,748 748 17 598 8,76812 54 325 1,511 30 4,224 2,252 811 13 796 10,01613 26 213 1,267 25 2,722 1,534 640 10 534 6,97114 38 208 1,133 22 2,186 1,353 571 11 494 6,01615 24 198 1,034 16 1,984 1,235 527 6 389 5,41316 22 196 853 15 1,729 1,028 458 10 335 4,64617 24 170 744 11 1,334 893 412 9 262 3,85918 11 116 228 6 429 236 118 0 88 1,23219 0 51 67 2 120 86 46 0 24 39620 0 28 21 2 47 46 27 1 17 189

TOTAL 1,228 12,422 31,557 1,656 219,023 58,348 31,345 614 25,802 381,995


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TABLE 7








0 518 4,732 8,067 1,087 143,904 14,266 9,459 312 8,203 190,5481 307 1,664 1,886 407 57,587 5,055 3,404 84 5,922 76,3162 150 1,114 1,298 275 48,168 2,956 2,450 64 4,490 60,9653 148 918 1,229 274 44,470 2,557 2,035 79 4,061 55,7714 161 1,375 1,502 450 58,110 3,593 2,538 106 5,106 72,9415 152 1,077 1,186 385 42,123 3,108 1,967 93 3,340 53,4316 82 822 954 356 35,765 1,879 1,192 83 2,072 43,2057 60 568 498 260 24,613 984 718 56 1,226 28,9838 53 490 454 216 22,747 700 649 36 1,077 26,4229 30 516 420 215 22,325 683 600 35 1,011 25,83510 55 487 426 190 22,699 709 614 42 1,054 26,27611 67 634 652 245 27,547 1,315 806 52 1,601 32,91912 116 681 1,008 315 30,582 2,321 977 69 2,077 38,14613 99 510 681 206 19,910 1,309 624 50 1,385 24,77414 64 602 648 248 19,154 1,046 594 55 1,424 23,83515 64 529 580 170 17,289 883 536 47 1,832 21,93016 49 478 530 206 15,500 870 478 26 2,128 20,26517 46 413 446 148 12,489 797 404 29 2,048 16,82018 17 177 167 55 5,302 313 170 12 516 6,729

TOTAL 2,238 17,787 22,632 5,708 670,284 45,344 30,215 1,330 50,573 846,111


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TABLE 8








0 394 19,184 10,680 1,127 95,765 15,424 12,880 359 8,325 164,1381 294 11,937 9,629 923 94,151 12,208 9,990 300 7,161 146,5932 173 7,749 6,984 530 67,131 7,571 6,193 194 4,372 100,8973 125 4,315 5,517 324 46,223 5,532 4,367 168 3,342 69,9134 185 5,191 6,580 369 50,765 6,750 4,925 184 3,715 78,6645 92 3,426 4,554 228 29,116 4,663 3,217 117 2,440 47,8536 89 3,144 3,600 179 21,887 3,553 2,301 92 1,797 36,6427 48 2,545 2,688 117 14,332 2,653 1,687 61 1,231 25,3628 53 2,518 2,599 114 12,965 2,400 1,504 48 1,183 23,3849 51 2,648 2,633 101 12,729 2,341 1,531 51 1,194 23,27910 42 2,710 2,793 103 12,836 2,452 1,505 44 1,164 23,64911 52 3,752 3,379 156 16,369 3,369 2,039 52 1,521 30,68912 98 3,476 3,871 140 15,887 3,918 2,283 85 1,622 31,38013 48 2,637 2,694 88 8,923 2,637 1,552 62 1,091 19,73214 56 2,695 2,262 80 7,339 2,195 1,279 43 958 16,90715 37 2,605 1,837 66 5,975 1,689 1,032 44 774 14,05916 36 2,433 1,440 47 4,900 1,431 925 36 599 11,84717 26 2,295 1,106 38 3,928 1,028 755 25 490 9,69118 8 1,584 416 18 1,502 529 316 9 176 4,55819 3 804 171 4 518 201 125 7 63 1,89620 26 835 279 24 1,330 416 264 11 228 3,413

UNKNOWN 8 86 130 14 1,149 171 146 1 123 1,828

TOTAL 1,944 88,569 75,842 4,790 525,720 83,131 60,816 1,993 43,569 886,374


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TABLE 9



SUMMARY OF ALL HEALTH ASSESSMENTS BY FUNDING SOURCES

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


NUMBER OF *NUMBER OF NUMBER OFCHILDREN ASSESSMENTS CHILDREN

TYPE OF TOTAL RECEIVING INDICATING RISK WITH RISKASSESSMENT ASSESSMENTS ASSESSMENTS REDUCED REDUCED

HEALTH 2,295,552 1,821,315 376,377 344,125DENTAL 2,276,778 1,809,906 105,513 103,279NUTRITION 2,302,499 1,825,700 37,136 35,995ANTICIPATORY 2,302,583 1,825,886 6,886 5,924DEVELOPMENTAL 2,298,777 1,823,551 12,793 12,368VISION 823,743 791,224 54,345 53,546HEARING 803,953 772,979 10,298 10,140BLOOD 1,230,335 1,117,155 95,040 89,401URINE DIP 662,459 639,738 14,307 14,102URINALYSIS 69,531 67,052 3,518 3,462TUBERCULIN 596,502 577,557 25,580 24,979

NUMBER OF CHILDREN RECEIVING CHDP SERVICES: 2,114,480

SOURCE: F.Y. 2002-03 SUMMARY CHDP DATA FROM CONFIDENTIALSCREENING AND BILLING FORMS (PM160).*NOTE: A RISK REDUCED IS DEFINED AS A REFERRAL CODE OF 3, 4, OR 5 ON THE PM160:

3 = DX MADE AND RX STARTED4 = DX PENDING/RETURN VISIT SCHEDULED5 = REFERRED TO ANOTHER EXAMINER FOR DX/RX.

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TABLE 10








HEALTH 415,571 343,116 71,285 66,379DENTAL 408,287 337,531 10,265 10,072NUTRITION 415,146 342,704 4,567 4,466ANTICIPATORY 415,084 342,664 1,329 1,259DEVELOPMENTAL 414,626 342,364 2,995 2,902VISION 99,022 94,613 6,551 6,445HEARING 97,344 93,042 1,554 1,528BLOOD 157,649 144,115 12,788 12,135URINE DIP 75,234 72,446 1,532 1,514URINALYSIS 8,821 8,674 324 322TUBERCULIN 67,600 65,390 3,314 3,224

NUMBER OF CHILDREN RECEIVING CHDP SERVICES: 381,995



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TABLE 11








HEALTH 1,241,177 1,043,015 200,084 188,140DENTAL 1,225,331 1,031,771 81,663 80,402NUTRITION 1,239,428 1,041,574 22,191 21,751ANTICIPATORY 1,239,292 1,041,496 4,609 4,112DEVELOPMENTAL 1,238,138 1,040,719 6,870 6,738VISION 487,247 468,137 33,409 33,006HEARING 477,434 458,729 6,230 6,144BLOOD 695,329 641,269 54,314 51,694URINE DIP 411,523 396,625 9,342 9,223URINALYSIS 34,242 32,619 1,930 1,907TUBERCULIN 323,510 315,195 18,455 18,086




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TABLE 12








HEALTH 2,295,552 1,821,315 376,377 344,125DENTAL 2,276,778 1,809,906 105,513 103,279NUTRITION 2,302,499 1,825,700 37,136 35,995ANTICIPATORY 2,302,583 1,825,886 6,886 5,924DEVELOPMENTAL 2,298,777 1,823,551 12,793 12,368VISION 823,743 791,224 54,345 53,546HEARING 803,953 772,979 10,298 10,140BLOOD 1,230,335 1,117,155 95,040 89,401URINE DIP 662,459 639,738 14,307 14,102URINALYSIS 69,531 67,052 3,518 3,462TUBERCULIN 596,502 577,557 25,580 24,979




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TABLE 13



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY AGE

HEALTH ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN HEALTH TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP HEALTH HEALTH INDICATING RISK WITH RISK

SERVICES ASSESSMENTS ASSESSMENTS REDUCED REDUCED

0 529,755 721,908 510,635 110,092 97,2901 266,992 428,330 246,330 70,442 57,1302 188,123 193,263 157,293 30,899 28,4813 144,898 129,698 122,252 19,577 18,9994 172,433 150,277 140,614 20,802 20,2395 113,887 95,061 89,738 14,149 13,8386 89,708 80,200 76,926 14,056 13,7507 61,388 53,964 51,732 10,147 9,9238 56,108 48,446 46,536 9,148 8,9839 55,634 47,748 45,923 9,180 8,99310 56,630 48,284 46,441 9,315 9,11711 72,376 55,444 53,260 9,987 9,77612 79,542 54,914 52,546 9,537 9,31813 51,477 39,581 37,917 7,848 7,67014 46,758 39,501 38,121 7,676 7,52915 41,402 35,571 34,292 7,356 7,22216 36,758 30,940 29,824 6,590 6,46417 30,370 25,352 24,519 5,723 5,62818 12,519 10,091 9,762 2,376 2,33519 2,292 2,050 1,965 566 55220 3,602 3,221 3,091 641 622UNKNOWN 1,828 1,708 1,598 270 266

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,295,552 1,821,315 376,377 344,125

SOURCE: F.Y. 2002-03 SUMMARY CHDP DATA FROM CONFIDENTIAL SCREENING AND BILLING FORMS (PM160).

* NOTE: A RISK REDUCED IS DEFINED AS A REFERRAL CODE OF 3, 4, OR 5 ON THE PM160:

3 = DX MADE AND RX STARTED4 = DX PENDING/RETURN VISIT SCHEDULED5 = REFERRED TO ANOTHER EXAMINER FOR DX/RX

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TABLE 14




DENTAL ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN DENTAL TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP DENTAL DENTAL INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 529,755 703,007 498,239 1,560 1,4661 266,992 427,294 246,117 3,992 3,6582 188,123 193,371 157,305 6,193 5,9933 144,898 129,708 122,309 11,154 10,9454 172,433 150,348 140,654 15,601 15,2985 113,887 95,169 89,853 11,471 11,1966 89,708 80,251 76,989 10,402 10,2247 61,388 54,000 51,779 6,473 6,3628 56,108 48,563 46,655 5,307 5,2239 55,634 47,890 46,060 5,008 4,93010 56,630 48,372 46,546 4,534 4,48311 72,376 55,551 53,365 4,661 4,58912 79,542 55,009 52,647 4,335 4,27713 51,477 39,672 38,018 3,227 3,17314 46,758 39,580 38,199 3,000 2,96015 41,402 35,636 34,375 2,835 2,79616 36,758 30,985 29,877 2,504 2,48417 30,370 25,351 24,540 2,210 2,18718 12,519 10,095 9,765 915 90619 2,292 2,050 1,960 52 5220 3,602 3,206 3,085 61 59UNKNOWN 1,828 1,670 1,569 18 18

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,276,778 1,809,906 105,513 103,279


*NOTE: A RISK REDUCED IS DEFINED AS A REFERRAL CODE OF 3, 4, OR 5 ON THE PM160:


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TABLE 15




NUTRITION ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN NUTRITION TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP NUTRITION NUTRITION INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 529,755 723,108 510,799 3,650 3,4161 266,992 430,199 246,939 4,721 4,2482 188,123 193,949 157,740 2,810 2,6663 144,898 130,079 122,651 1,913 1,8884 172,433 150,754 141,024 2,462 2,4315 113,887 95,431 90,101 2,167 2,1446 89,708 80,486 77,205 2,314 2,2907 61,388 54,144 51,913 1,537 1,5198 56,108 48,622 46,709 1,569 1,5539 55,634 47,957 46,121 1,634 1,61610 56,630 48,403 46,583 1,823 1,80511 72,376 55,624 53,435 2,231 2,20612 79,542 55,074 52,708 2,051 2,03513 51,477 39,716 38,063 1,526 1,51514 46,758 39,633 38,250 1,405 1,38715 41,402 35,701 34,434 1,191 1,17016 36,758 31,046 29,930 963 94917 30,370 25,398 24,581 760 75318 12,519 10,121 9,788 275 27119 2,292 2,061 1,970 59 5820 3,602 3,254 3,128 55 55UNKNOWN 1,828 1,739 1,628 20 20

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,302,499 1,825,700 37,136 35,995




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TABLE 16




ANTICIPATORY ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN ANTICIPATORY TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP ANTICIPATORY ANTICIPATORY INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 529,755 723,050 510,776 2,459 1,9371 266,992 430,184 246,927 1,146 8042 188,123 193,959 157,765 475 4183 144,898 130,074 122,651 284 2784 172,433 150,755 141,044 329 3245 113,887 95,428 90,097 224 2216 89,708 80,484 77,207 205 1977 61,388 54,162 51,933 153 1518 56,108 48,662 46,750 118 1189 55,634 47,972 46,137 111 10910 56,630 48,445 46,622 100 10011 72,376 55,648 53,465 159 15812 79,542 55,087 52,722 158 15213 51,477 39,724 38,073 126 12514 46,758 39,641 38,261 193 19115 41,402 35,701 34,434 191 18816 36,758 31,044 29,936 210 21017 30,370 25,393 24,578 184 18318 12,519 10,124 9,791 42 4119 2,292 2,054 1,963 6 620 3,602 3,254 3,127 11 11

UNKNOWN 1,828 1,738 1,627 2 2

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,302,583 1,825,886 6,886 5,924




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TABLE 17



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY AGEDEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN DEVELOPMENTAL TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP DEVELOPMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 529,755 722,078 510,295 1,165 1,0891 266,992 429,078 246,527 2,165 2,0112 188,123 193,398 157,366 2,146 2,0663 144,898 129,800 122,401 1,766 1,7174 172,433 150,569 140,880 1,512 1,4895 113,887 95,371 90,050 773 7656 89,708 80,401 77,131 562 5567 61,388 54,095 51,872 431 4288 56,108 48,598 46,691 336 3329 55,634 47,920 46,085 307 30310 56,630 48,374 46,553 291 28911 72,376 55,577 53,406 288 28712 79,542 55,044 52,682 267 26413 51,477 39,672 38,027 194 19214 46,758 39,609 38,235 167 16515 41,402 35,659 34,398 164 16116 36,758 31,019 29,909 115 11217 30,370 25,375 24,561 83 8318 12,519 10,107 9,779 37 3719 2,292 2,060 1,969 7 720 3,602 3,240 3,112 15 13UNKNOWN 1,828 1,733 1,622 2 2

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,298,777 1,823,551 12,793 12,368




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TABLE 18




VISION ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN VISION TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP VISION VISION INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 529,755 11,071 9,625 171 1701 266,992 8,439 6,990 185 1792 188,123 5,874 5,556 185 1823 144,898 62,541 60,715 2,165 2,1384 172,433 120,563 114,818 4,411 4,3225 113,887 85,825 81,799 4,114 4,0426 89,708 74,809 72,087 5,238 5,1497 61,388 50,171 48,286 4,309 4,2548 56,108 44,942 43,325 3,868 3,8129 55,634 44,309 42,779 3,870 3,81210 56,630 44,747 43,271 3,836 3,78411 72,376 50,548 48,908 4,106 4,05412 79,542 49,861 48,144 3,994 3,93613 51,477 36,191 34,948 2,901 2,86214 46,758 36,517 35,387 2,960 2,91215 41,402 32,943 31,940 2,684 2,64716 36,758 28,655 27,809 2,331 2,30417 30,370 23,408 22,786 2,001 1,98318 12,519 9,053 8,847 801 79219 2,292 1,603 1,555 115 11420 3,602 1,427 1,407 84 82UNKNOWN 1,828 246 242 16 16

TOTAL 2,114,480 823,743 791,224 54,345 53,546




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TABLE 19




HEARING ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN HEARING TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP HEARING HEARING INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 529,755 7,222 6,271 116 1151 266,992 5,908 4,901 195 1912 188,123 4,803 4,569 187 1843 144,898 64,041 62,183 1,586 1,5684 172,433 121,521 115,641 1,771 1,7435 113,887 83,520 79,638 1,041 1,0276 89,708 72,356 69,772 947 9367 61,388 49,260 47,418 648 6318 56,108 44,205 42,612 506 4979 55,634 43,689 42,170 492 48510 56,630 43,931 42,472 467 45711 72,376 49,685 48,091 417 41312 79,542 48,834 47,175 450 43613 51,477 35,438 34,264 330 32614 46,758 35,572 34,488 310 30815 41,402 31,922 30,960 271 26916 36,758 27,614 26,805 249 24417 30,370 22,529 21,922 184 18218 12,519 8,791 8,593 101 10019 2,292 1,557 1,506 15 1520 3,602 1,329 1,305 12 10UNKNOWN 1,828 226 223 3 3

TOTAL 2,114,480 803,953 772,979 10,298 10,140




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TABLE 20




BLOOD TESTS*


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL **TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN BLOOD TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP BLOOD BLOOD INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 529,755 74,737 69,654 10,006 9,6021 266,992 208,072 160,073 26,046 23,1602 188,123 142,329 122,988 16,738 15,5963 144,898 114,211 105,566 10,621 10,2144 172,433 133,967 123,383 9,329 9,0045 113,887 81,420 76,739 5,038 4,9066 89,708 67,786 65,016 4,011 3,9167 61,388 44,888 43,089 2,155 2,1198 56,108 39,790 38,279 1,691 1,6559 55,634 40,043 38,565 1,468 1,44010 56,630 40,309 38,915 1,267 1,24911 72,376 45,447 43,923 1,309 1,29312 79,542 45,019 43,393 1,210 1,18513 51,477 32,449 31,317 843 82914 46,758 32,796 31,780 839 81315 41,402 29,398 28,464 733 72016 36,758 25,612 24,816 672 66217 30,370 20,760 20,168 581 56518 12,519 8,057 7,849 305 29719 2,292 1,286 1,249 49 4920 3,602 1,403 1,379 73 71UNKNOWN 1,828 556 550 56 56

TOTAL 2,114,480 1,230,335 1,117,155 95,040 89,401


* BLOOD TEST IS DEFINED AS HEMOGLOBIN ORBHEMATOCRIT TEST.

** NOTE: A RISK REDUCED IS DEFINED AS A REFERRAL CODE OF 3, 4, OR 5 ON THE PM160:


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TABLE 21




URINE ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN URINE TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP URINE URINE INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 529,755 2,128 2,074 51 501 266,992 2,951 2,833 61 612 188,123 4,103 4,018 86 863 144,898 32,013 31,344 700 6924 172,433 100,685 96,766 2,079 2,0545 113,887 71,223 67,997 1,543 1,5216 89,708 62,304 60,118 1,498 1,4777 61,388 42,044 40,513 986 9698 56,108 37,944 36,574 871 8559 55,634 37,798 36,496 852 83910 56,630 38,214 36,958 775 76311 72,376 43,224 41,818 759 74912 79,542 42,519 41,107 782 76813 51,477 30,775 29,781 612 60514 46,758 31,099 30,168 617 60815 41,402 28,091 27,274 640 63116 36,758 24,636 23,935 626 61517 30,370 20,216 19,696 512 50318 12,519 7,960 7,796 200 20019 2,292 1,287 1,252 31 3020 3,602 1,087 1,065 22 22UNKNOWN 1,828 158 155 4 4

TOTAL 2,114,480 662,459 639,738 14,307 14,102




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TABLE 22



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY AGE URINALYSIS ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN URINALYSIS TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP URINALYSIS URINALYSIS INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 529,755 1,125 1,086 29 271 266,992 1,548 1,477 29 292 188,123 1,268 1,231 33 313 144,898 4,181 4,084 125 1244 172,433 10,579 10,232 514 5075 113,887 7,022 6,782 334 3276 89,708 5,921 5,715 326 3217 61,388 4,021 3,898 234 2318 56,108 3,576 3,466 231 2289 55,634 3,582 3,458 218 21410 56,630 3,615 3,483 178 17511 72,376 4,320 4,159 194 18812 79,542 4,164 3,997 211 20913 51,477 3,065 2,947 151 15014 46,758 3,230 3,105 167 16515 41,402 2,851 2,734 158 15816 36,758 2,406 2,285 153 14717 30,370 1,996 1,903 136 13518 12,519 672 629 53 5319 2,292 165 163 26 2520 3,602 190 187 15 15UNKNOWN 1,828 34 31 3 3

TOTAL 2,114,480 69,531 67,052 3,518 3,462




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TABLE 23



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY AGETUBERCULOSIS TESTS*


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL **TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN TUBERCULIN TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING TESTS CHILDRENCHDP TUBERCULIN TUBERCULIN INDICATING RISK WITH RISK

SERVICES TESTS TESTS REDUCED REDUCED

0 529,755 8,714 8,521 193 1901 266,992 79,481 76,723 2,499 2,4202 188,123 40,661 39,284 1,677 1,6273 144,898 53,890 52,217 1,962 1,9184 172,433 96,757 92,640 3,395 3,2785 113,887 58,180 55,961 2,158 2,0916 89,708 35,216 34,186 1,328 1,2967 61,388 21,555 21,027 974 9538 56,108 19,748 19,306 965 9529 55,634 20,905 20,420 1,011 99210 56,630 21,603 21,072 1,033 1,01611 72,376 26,428 25,784 1,325 1,30712 79,542 26,941 26,157 1,411 1,38813 51,477 19,184 18,674 1,164 1,15114 46,758 18,545 18,078 1,132 1,11015 41,402 16,404 15,972 1,093 1,06016 36,758 14,679 14,338 1,053 1,03917 30,370 11,606 11,336 850 83818 12,519 4,327 4,221 295 29119 2,292 742 726 31 3120 3,602 748 730 24 24UNKNOWN 1,828 188 184 7 7

TOTAL 2,114,480 596,502 577,557 25,580 24,979


* TB TEST CONSISTS OF MANTOUX TEST.



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TABLE 24



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY ETHNICITY

HEALTH ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 5,339 4,603 897 856ASIAN 118,778 153,736 107,047 20,585 18,218BLACK 130,031 132,327 111,746 29,942 27,562FILIPINO 12,154 12,504 10,034 2,034 1,851HISPANIC 1,415,027 1,541,844 1,225,961 248,441 226,562WHITE 186,823 199,146 160,217 32,935 30,624OTHER 122,376 133,257 106,212 21,396 19,747PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 3,854 3,256 866 799UNKNOWN 119,944 113,545 92,239 19,281 17,906

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,295,552 1,821,315 376,377 344,125




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TABLE 25




DENTAL ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 5,267 4,548 379 376ASIAN 118,778 152,081 106,251 2,201 2,179BLACK 130,031 131,313 111,218 3,335 3,272FILIPINO 12,154 12,239 9,865 959 946HISPANIC 1,415,027 1,531,327 1,219,209 80,908 79,127WHITE 186,823 196,782 158,781 6,941 6,791OTHER 122,376 131,919 105,438 3,848 3,772PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 3,809 3,228 317 315UNKNOWN 119,944 112,041 91,368 6,625 6,501

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,276,778 1,809,906 105,513 103,279




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TABLE 26




NUTRITION ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 5,374 4,631 123 122ASIAN 118,778 153,845 107,126 1,475 1,424BLACK 130,031 132,918 112,267 1,516 1,478FILIPINO 12,154 12,509 10,052 227 222HISPANIC 1,415,027 1,545,874 1,227,949 27,553 26,645WHITE 186,823 199,575 160,581 2,434 2,394OTHER 122,376 133,950 106,758 1,324 1,284PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 3,863 3,267 105 103UNKNOWN 119,944 114,591 93,069 2,379 2,323

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,302,499 1,825,700 37,136 35,995




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TABLE 27




ANTICIPATORY ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 5,373 4,629 27 24ASIAN 118,778 153,746 107,066 217 193BLACK 130,031 132,913 112,288 426 377FILIPINO 12,154 12,513 10,057 51 48HISPANIC 1,415,027 1,546,110 1,228,207 4,783 4,002WHITE 186,823 199,571 160,584 697 628OTHER 122,376 133,862 106,676 370 346PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 3,855 3,262 14 12UNKNOWN 119,944 114,640 93,117 301 294

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,302,583 1,825,886 6,886 5,924




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TABLE 28



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY ETHNICITYDEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN DEVELOPMENTAL TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP DEVELOPMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 5,366 4,625 71 70ASIAN 118,778 153,467 106,875 533 504BLACK 130,031 132,661 112,104 866 846FILIPINO 12,154 12,491 10,039 70 67HISPANIC 1,415,027 1,543,873 1,226,943 7,764 7,515WHITE 186,823 199,193 160,357 1,540 1,492OTHER 122,376 133,661 106,570 840 802PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 3,856 3,265 20 20UNKNOWN 119,944 114,209 92,773 1,089 1,052

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,298,777 1,823,551 12,793 12,368




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TABLE 29




VISION ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 2,273 2,227 180 180ASIAN 118,778 45,117 43,418 2,255 2,228BLACK 130,031 54,667 52,862 3,836 3,770FILIPINO 12,154 4,376 4,236 290 288HISPANIC 1,415,027 565,502 542,822 38,386 37,806WHITE 186,823 67,590 65,060 4,126 4,068OTHER 122,376 39,946 38,236 2,181 2,151PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 1,480 1,458 112 112UNKNOWN 119,944 42,792 40,905 2,979 2,943

TOTAL 2,114,480 823,743 791,224 54,345 53,546




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TABLE 30




HEARING ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 2,126 2,086 43 43ASIAN 118,778 42,252 40,858 386 381BLACK 130,031 54,046 52,288 647 640FILIPINO 12,154 4,218 4,083 52 52HISPANIC 1,415,027 555,857 534,020 7,074 6,971WHITE 186,823 65,532 63,074 963 948OTHER 122,376 38,483 36,935 445 435PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 1,389 1,367 37 37UNKNOWN 119,944 40,050 38,268 651 633

TOTAL 2,114,480 803,953 772,979 10,298 10,140




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TABLE 31




BLOOD TESTS*


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 3,164 3,001 214 205ASIAN 118,778 54,261 48,886 3,935 3,666BLACK 130,031 66,819 62,565 5,421 5,163FILIPINO 12,154 5,743 5,364 421 407HISPANIC 1,415,027 900,831 813,243 73,154 68,659WHITE 186,823 91,059 84,680 5,385 5,149OTHER 122,376 53,817 49,271 2,948 2,788PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 1,975 1,863 168 158UNKNOWN 119,944 52,666 48,282 3,394 3,206

TOTAL 2,114,480 1,230,335 1,117,155 95,040 89,401


* BLOOD TEST IS DEFINED AS HEMOGLOBIN OR HEMATOCRIT TEST.



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TABLE 32




URINE ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 1,769 1,741 48 48ASIAN 118,778 34,396 33,474 458 450BLACK 130,031 39,498 38,334 744 735FILIPINO 12,154 3,283 3,194 83 81HISPANIC 1,415,027 472,498 455,642 10,282 10,138WHITE 186,823 50,381 48,980 1,059 1,043OTHER 122,376 29,857 28,672 593 590PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 1,099 1,082 35 35UNKNOWN 119,944 29,678 28,619 1,005 982

TOTAL 2,114,480 662,459 639,738 14,307 14,102




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TABLE 33




URINALYSIS ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 207 205 10 10ASIAN 118,778 3,328 3,223 395 393BLACK 130,031 7,823 7,564 164 159FILIPINO 12,154 279 274 21 21HISPANIC 1,415,027 41,375 39,873 2,247 2,209WHITE 186,823 6,208 6,049 285 281OTHER 122,376 3,652 3,545 119 115PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,937 139 138 2 2UNKNOWN 119,944 6,520 6,181 275 272

TOTAL 2,114,480 69,531 67,052 3,518 3,462




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TABLE 34




TUBERCULOSIS TESTS*


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5,410 975 960 27 27ASIAN 118,778 34,282 33,340 1,002 982BLACK 130,031 40,663 39,357 1,239 1,206FILIPINO 12,154 3,758 3,650 413 396HISPANIC 1,415,027 416,246 403,110 18,952 18,503WHITE 186,823 38,769 37,557 1,490 1,454OTHER 122,376 30,867 29,637 640 624PACIFIC ISLANDE 3,937 1,180 1,146 88 86UNKNOWN 119,944 29,762 28,800 1,729 1,701

TOTAL 2,114,480 596,502 577,557 25,580 24,979





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TABLE 35



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYHEALTH ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 64,131 51,152 11,524 10,751ALPINE 318 308 273 59 56AMADOR 1,367 1,482 1,226 184 165BUTTE 13,589 14,929 11,497 2,863 2,622CALAVERAS 2,323 2,402 2,017 429 403COLUSA 2,701 2,856 2,291 433 406CONTRA COSTA 25,802 30,310 23,529 5,885 5,326DEL NORTE 1,630 1,875 1,471 430 406EL DORADO 4,412 4,180 3,299 499 472FRESNO 102,868 109,810 88,905 19,664 17,960GLENN 2,295 2,388 1,887 417 384HUMBOLDT 7,201 7,514 5,796 1,384 1,276IMPERIAL 14,233 15,030 11,815 562 555INYO 997 1,096 918 152 147KERN 70,346 69,735 55,716 13,247 12,265KINGS 5,834 5,799 4,891 1,190 1,127LAKE 2,375 2,062 1,818 181 177LASSEN 1,294 1,368 1,122 123 118LOS ANGELES 737,966 795,379 649,193 109,151 101,173MADERA 13,424 14,271 11,221 4,293 3,793MARIN 4,102 5,366 3,536 1,351 1,151MARIPOSA 342 349 300 46 40MENDOCINO 4,881 4,709 4,004 539 530MERCED 22,401 24,755 19,276 4,004 3,654MODOC 405 443 367 54 50MONO 619 720 549 127 119MONTEREY 11,606 10,692 9,344 1,377 1,335NAPA 4,756 5,862 4,347 1,840 1,575NEVADA 2,331 2,647 2,023 207 195ORANGE 167,076 214,664 151,412 32,302 28,795PLACER 6,391 6,969 5,353 1,607 1,447PLUMAS 727 756 639 108 105RIVERSIDE 82,731 86,760 73,185 13,627 12,747SACRAMENTO 79,681 83,880 67,276 15,522 14,431SAN BENITO 3,615 3,182 2,585 431 419SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 111,253 92,722 26,555 24,249SAN DIEGO 118,198 123,558 99,682 26,578 23,945SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 25,695 19,372 4,919 4,308SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 49,683 38,463 14,886 12,615SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 9,794 7,423 955 888SAN MATEO 23,083 24,195 18,387 4,769 4,384

(CONTINUED)

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TABLE 35 (CONTINUED)



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYHEALTH ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 28,453 29,286 21,971 3,420 3,113SANTA CLARA 52,554 61,128 46,288 6,925 6,449SANTA CRUZ 19,083 21,384 15,543 3,636 3,087SHASTA 6,041 5,408 4,382 874 837SIERRA 141 155 132 17 15SISKIYOU 2,645 2,708 2,268 443 417SOLANO 15,601 17,190 13,036 2,394 2,238SONOMA 12,230 14,632 10,890 2,123 1,959STANISLAUS 37,400 37,427 29,942 7,081 6,558SUTTER 4,415 5,024 3,840 842 753TEHAMA 4,314 4,900 3,875 835 772TRINITY 423 479 401 91 83TULARE 42,287 48,106 37,515 5,431 5,060TUOLUMNE 1,561 1,586 1,306 286 264VENTURA 36,014 38,956 28,807 6,565 5,921YOLO 9,872 9,721 7,450 1,471 1,380YUBA 4,462 4,346 3,451 852 781CITY OF BERKELEY 670 746 626 34 33CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 31,132 24,618 6,256 5,689CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 7,227 5,722 879 838UNKNOWN 11,464 11,154 8,970 1,448 1,314

TOTAL 2,114,480 2,295,552 1,821,315 376,377 344,125




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TABLE 36



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYDENTAL ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 62,801 50,268 2,067 2,041ALPINE 318 306 275 27 27AMADOR 1,367 1,460 1,214 83 82BUTTE 13,589 14,857 11,453 987 957CALAVERAS 2,323 2,386 2,012 99 98COLUSA 2,701 2,839 2,283 247 245CONTRA COSTA 25,802 29,798 23,284 787 781DEL NORTE 1,630 1,785 1,431 127 127EL DORADO 4,412 3,944 3,142 202 196FRESNO 102,868 109,640 88,899 5,262 5,132GLENN 2,295 2,379 1,882 333 328HUMBOLDT 7,201 7,450 5,748 560 555IMPERIAL 14,233 14,659 11,604 2,624 2,600INYO 997 1,088 913 80 80KERN 70,346 69,196 55,277 6,157 5,963KINGS 5,834 5,771 4,875 1,140 1,130LASSEN 2,375 2,064 1,822 252 250LAKE 1,294 1,351 1,104 47 47LOS ANGELES 737,966 794,337 648,076 22,335 22,003MADERA 13,424 14,075 11,107 2,052 2,021MARIN 4,102 5,365 3,527 832 823MARIPOSA 342 353 303 38 37MENDOCINO 4,881 4,637 3,947 654 645MERCED 22,401 23,675 18,661 968 955MODOC 405 440 366 24 22MONO 619 714 551 167 167MONTEREY 11,606 10,535 9,231 868 855NAPA 4,756 5,847 4,338 1,001 985NEVADA 2,331 2,623 2,009 70 70ORANGE 167,076 213,457 150,909 4,001 3,950PLACER 6,391 6,713 5,209 728 713PLUMAS 727 738 625 65 63RIVERSIDE 82,731 86,640 73,057 2,678 2,638SACRAMENTO 79,681 81,797 66,148 3,702 3,659SAN BENITO 3,615 2,930 2,421 571 566SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 110,312 92,020 2,881 2,844SAN DIEGO 118,198 121,328 98,331 18,696 17,987SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 24,280 18,538 960 936SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 50,061 38,718 1,145 1,124SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 9,771 7,412 516 510SAN MATEO 23,083 24,064 18,313 2,510 2,496

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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYDENTAL ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 28,453 29,150 21,864 1,257 1,247SANTA CLARA 52,554 60,861 45,956 1,230 1,218SANTA CRUZ 19,083 21,078 15,397 1,281 1,206SHASTA 6,041 5,244 4,287 363 359SIERRA 141 153 130 7 7SISKIYOU 2,645 2,704 2,270 59 57SOLANO 15,601 16,960 12,917 648 636SONOMA 12,230 14,553 10,842 2,729 2,629STANISLAUS 37,400 36,898 29,647 2,896 2,832SUTTER 4,415 4,835 3,729 418 414TEHAMA 4,314 4,831 3,831 710 672TRINITY 423 473 399 19 19TULARE 42,287 46,901 36,972 1,531 1,521TUOLUMNE 1,561 1,518 1,268 98 96VENTURA 36,014 38,540 28,591 1,865 1,822YOLO 9,872 9,408 7,278 345 336YUBA 4,462 4,098 3,301 370 369CITY OF BERKELEY 670 744 626 20 19CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 30,995 24,567 640 634CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 7,188 5,691 217 217UNKNOWN 11,464 11,180 9,040 267 261TOTAL 2,114,480 2,276,778 1,809,906 105,513 103,279




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TABLE 37



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYNUTRITION ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 64,395 51,352 907 885ALPINE 318 310 275 7 6AMADOR 1,367 1,477 1,225 24 24BUTTE 13,589 14,911 11,488 305 298CALAVERAS 2,323 2,430 2,041 71 69COLUSA 2,701 2,853 2,289 41 40CONTRA COSTA 25,802 30,494 23,663 224 224DEL NORTE 1,630 1,885 1,480 32 32EL DORADO 4,412 4,182 3,302 116 113FRESNO 102,868 110,287 89,271 1,916 1,767GLENN 2,295 2,386 1,885 18 18HUMBOLDT 7,201 7,526 5,802 82 81IMPERIAL 14,233 15,016 11,806 302 301INYO 997 1,096 918 43 43KERN 70,346 69,800 55,738 1,050 1,041KINGS 5,834 5,799 4,889 64 64LAKE 2,375 2,105 1,858 20 20LASSEN 1,294 1,383 1,129 17 15LOS ANGELES 737,966 798,729 650,909 12,296 12,034MADERA 13,424 14,181 11,172 919 825MARIN 4,102 5,393 3,539 15 14MARIPOSA 342 365 312 6 6MENDOCINO 4,881 4,716 4,015 81 79MERCED 22,401 24,718 19,259 433 423MODOC 405 446 369 7 7MONO 619 718 552 34 33MONTEREY 11,606 10,669 9,331 176 173NAPA 4,756 5,869 4,354 850 799NEVADA 2,331 2,644 2,021 14 14ORANGE 167,076 214,571 151,361 3,710 3,603PLACER 6,391 6,958 5,348 257 254PLUMAS 727 753 635 12 12RIVERSIDE 82,731 86,825 73,189 1,211 1,183SACRAMENTO 79,681 84,603 67,914 806 790SAN BENITO 3,615 3,175 2,575 84 84SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 111,270 92,759 885 868SAN DIEGO 118,198 123,863 99,938 2,526 2,406SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 25,665 19,357 687 642SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 50,162 38,774 337 334SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 9,799 7,429 112 111SAN MATEO 23,083 24,171 18,374 744 734

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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYNUTRITION ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 28,453 29,240 21,937 517 505SANTA CLARA 52,554 61,808 46,611 754 733SANTA CRUZ 19,083 21,381 15,542 387 340SHASTA 6,041 5,398 4,374 63 62SIERRA 141 155 132 4 4SISKIYOU 2,645 2,724 2,280 25 24SOLANO 15,601 17,288 13,098 414 404STANISLAUS 12,230 14,611 10,879 430 418SONOMA 37,400 37,416 29,945 424 413SUTTER 4,415 5,030 3,848 59 58TEHAMA 4,314 4,892 3,871 67 67TRINITY 423 480 402 3 3TULARE 42,287 48,222 37,594 527 522TUOLUMNE 1,561 1,580 1,301 40 34VENTURA 36,014 38,930 28,790 1,137 1,109YOLO 9,872 9,768 7,480 140 137YUBA 4,462 4,366 3,466 53 51CITY OF BERKELEY 670 746 628 2 2CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 31,199 24,697 274 270CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 7,208 5,707 258 257UNKNOWN 11,464 11,459 9,221 117 113TOTAL 2,114,480 2,302,499 1,825,700 37,136 35,995




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TABLE 38



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYANTICIPATORY ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 64,399 51,357 63 63ALPINE 318 310 275 1 1AMADOR 1,367 1,477 1,224 12 11BUTTE 13,589 14,922 11,496 18 18CALAVERAS 2,323 2,422 2,036 8 8COLUSA 2,701 2,854 2,290 6 6CONTRA COSTA 25,802 30,506 23,675 19 19DEL NORTE 1,630 1,890 1,484 2 2EL DORADO 4,412 4,175 3,299 51 51FRESNO 102,868 110,298 89,275 840 636GLENN 2,295 2,388 1,887 3 3HUMBOLDT 7,201 7,528 5,804 13 13IMPERIAL 14,233 15,016 11,807 34 34INYO 997 1,099 923 1 1KERN 70,346 69,775 55,721 19 19KINGS 5,834 5,800 4,890 3 3LAKE 2,375 2,107 1,860 5 5LASSEN 1,294 1,385 1,131 1 1LOS ANGELES 737,966 798,845 651,038 478 472MADERA 13,424 14,183 11,175 34 31MARIN 4,102 5,391 3,537 2 2MARIPOSA 342 360 308 8 8MENDOCINO 4,881 4,724 4,021 13 13MERCED 22,401 24,723 19,265 28 28MODOC 405 445 369 0 0MONO 619 715 551 1 1MONTEREY 11,606 10,666 9,327 17 17NAPA 4,756 5,872 4,352 28 28NEVADA 2,331 2,642 2,020 3 3ORANGE 167,076 214,573 151,369 224 223PLACER 6,391 6,959 5,351 66 66PLUMAS 727 756 635 2 2RIVERSIDE 82,731 86,821 73,195 3,193 2,516SACRAMENTO 79,681 84,633 67,940 270 264SAN BENITO 3,615 3,179 2,578 2 2SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 111,266 92,755 90 77SAN DIEGO 118,198 123,862 99,941 272 236SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 25,563 19,324 56 51SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 50,165 38,778 51 51SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 9,800 7,429 37 37SAN MATEO 23,083 24,173 18,378 192 192

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COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 28,453 29,228 21,930 101 100SANTA CLARA 52,554 61,829 46,625 69 68SANTA CRUZ 19,083 21,400 15,555 28 26SHASTA 6,041 5,393 4,373 7 7SIERRA 141 156 133 1 1SISKIYOU 2,645 2,721 2,278 2 2SOLANO 15,601 17,294 13,108 13 13SONOMA 12,230 14,612 10,880 29 28STANISLAUS 37,400 37,414 29,944 39 39SUTTER 4,415 5,030 3,848 9 9TEHAMA 4,314 4,888 3,869 6 6TRINITY 423 480 402 0 0TULARE 42,287 48,251 37,602 301 299TUOLUMNE 1,561 1,577 1,302 12 10VENTURA 36,014 38,926 28,785 49 49YOLO 9,872 9,765 7,480 8 8YUBA 4,462 4,362 3,463 5 4CITY OF BERKELEY 670 746 628 0 0CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 31,178 24,682 7 7CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 7,215 5,712 18 18UNKNOWN 11,464 11,451 9,217 16 16TOTAL 2,114,480 2,302,583 1,825,886 6,886 5,924




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COUNTY

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN DEVELOPMENTA TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP DEVELOPMENTALDEVELOPMENTAL INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


ALAMEDA 59,107 64,236 51,246 611 590ALPINE 318 310 275 3 3AMADOR 1,367 1,474 1,224 20 19BUTTE 13,589 14,890 11,474 212 198CALAVERAS 2,323 2,414 2,031 18 18COLUSA 2,701 2,840 2,281 37 36CONTRA COSTA 25,802 30,406 23,614 150 148DEL NORTE 1,630 1,884 1,481 31 30EL DORADO 4,412 4,172 3,294 25 25FRESNO 102,868 110,085 89,172 764 736GLENN 2,295 2,386 1,887 21 21HUMBOLDT 7,201 7,498 5,792 90 90IMPERIAL 14,233 15,007 11,798 45 44INYO 997 1,095 920 19 19KERN 70,346 69,602 55,609 306 298KINGS 5,834 5,796 4,887 53 53LAKE 2,375 2,096 1,854 15 15LASSEN 1,294 1,380 1,129 10 9LOS ANGELES 737,966 797,820 650,389 2,627 2,581MADERA 13,424 14,167 11,165 73 72MARIN 4,102 5,381 3,538 16 16MARIPOSA 342 366 314 5 5MENDOCINO 4,881 4,705 4,004 64 64MERCED 22,401 24,675 19,236 170 160MODOC 405 448 371 5 5MONO 619 715 551 27 26MONTEREY 11,606 10,653 9,318 99 97NAPA 4,756 5,864 4,348 32 31NEVADA 2,331 2,641 2,019 20 20ORANGE 167,076 214,510 151,320 1,295 1,240PLACER 6,391 6,946 5,343 68 67PLUMAS 727 757 636 2 2RIVERSIDE 82,731 86,741 73,142 262 260SACRAMENTO 79,681 84,435 67,820 722 698SAN BENITO 3,615 3,170 2,572 46 46SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 111,187 92,713 297 292SAN DIEGO 118,198 123,616 99,808 1,260 1,190SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 25,249 19,068 334 302SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 50,106 38,749 136 134SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 9,792 7,425 58 58SAN MATEO 23,083 24,101 18,321 352 341

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COUNTY

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN DEVELOPMENTA TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP DEVELOPMENTALDEVELOPMENTAL INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


SANTA BARBARA 28,453 29,185 21,890 206 202SANTA CLARA 52,554 61,744 46,574 164 162SANTA CRUZ 19,083 21,310 15,516 229 203SHASTA 6,041 5,388 4,368 74 74SIERRA 141 156 133 4 4SISKIYOU 2,645 2,716 2,274 40 39SOLANO 15,601 17,231 13,068 117 114SONOMA 12,230 14,592 10,869 244 231STANISLAUS 37,400 37,314 29,882 243 237SUTTER 4,415 5,017 3,840 51 50TEHAMA 4,314 4,877 3,863 49 47TRINITY 423 481 403 3 3TULARE 42,287 48,046 37,505 262 255TUOLUMNE 1,561 1,577 1,302 21 20VENTURA 36,014 38,890 28,781 377 366YOLO 9,872 9,734 7,463 74 70YUBA 4,462 4,350 3,455 36 35CITY OF BERKELEY 670 744 627 2 2CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 31,177 24,696 109 108CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 7,205 5,701 23 23UNKNOWN 11,464 11,427 9,203 65 64TOTAL 2,114,480 2,298,777 1,823,551 12,793 12,368




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COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 18,369 17,681 1,099 1,087ALPINE 318 123 122 4 4AMADOR 1,367 449 434 38 38BUTTE 13,589 4,385 4,274 276 272CALAVERAS 2,323 1,355 1,246 81 79COLUSA 2,701 837 817 65 62CONTRA COSTA 25,802 8,946 8,714 336 335DEL NORTE 1,630 609 604 40 40EL DORADO 4,412 1,140 1,104 72 71FRESNO 102,868 42,693 41,520 3,367 3,325GLENN 2,295 853 815 59 59HUMBOLDT 7,201 2,127 2,090 161 160IMPERIAL 14,233 3,509 3,446 387 385INYO 997 410 398 36 35KERN 70,346 21,231 20,488 2,049 2,031KINGS 5,834 2,186 2,134 340 336LAKE 2,375 657 644 51 51LASSEN 1,294 534 512 19 19LOS ANGELES 737,966 326,046 313,362 17,159 16,959MADERA 13,424 5,418 5,314 626 620MARIN 4,102 1,478 1,440 128 127MARIPOSA 342 164 158 12 12MENDOCINO 4,881 1,521 1,478 172 170MERCED 22,401 7,542 7,278 505 504MODOC 405 208 191 5 5MONO 619 146 146 33 33MONTEREY 11,606 4,113 4,049 265 263NAPA 4,756 1,664 1,605 179 176NEVADA 2,331 490 472 28 27ORANGE 167,076 71,495 68,456 5,949 5,882PLACER 6,391 1,771 1,705 165 163PLUMAS 727 332 320 22 22RIVERSIDE 82,731 34,270 33,108 1,911 1,897SACRAMENTO 79,681 29,590 28,473 1,858 1,828SAN BENITO 3,615 1,024 1,010 100 100SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 44,241 42,033 2,817 2,773SAN DIEGO 118,198 43,551 41,080 4,478 4,295SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 9,477 8,993 778 769SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 13,737 13,382 532 531SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 2,914 2,769 109 109SAN MATEO 23,083 6,775 6,583 946 935

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COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 28,453 7,793 7,638 423 419SANTA CLARA 52,554 16,497 15,576 646 641SANTA CRUZ 19,083 5,892 5,367 456 422SHASTA 6,041 1,715 1,658 136 135SIERRA 141 67 64 3 3SISKIYOU 2,645 2,312 1,988 75 75SOLANO 15,601 4,959 4,790 409 404SONOMA 12,230 4,274 4,128 459 451STANISLAUS 37,400 10,520 10,204 788 771SUTTER 4,415 1,280 1,223 193 180TEHAMA 4,314 1,735 1,645 131 128TRINITY 423 189 187 9 9TULARE 42,287 15,945 15,145 753 748TUOLUMNE 1,561 787 736 41 40VENTURA 36,014 10,580 10,230 1,026 1,007YOLO 9,872 2,962 2,875 259 256YUBA 4,462 1,234 1,206 128 125CITY OF BERKELEY 670 241 239 14 14CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 9,771 9,463 820 814CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 2,273 2,210 118 117UNKNOWN 11,464 4,337 4,204 201 198TOTAL 2,114,480 823,743 791,224 54,345 53,546




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COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 16,989 16,466 313 310ALPINE 318 109 108 0 0AMADOR 1,367 449 437 7 7BUTTE 13,589 4,438 4,325 87 86CALAVERAS 2,323 1,320 1,220 18 17COLUSA 2,701 798 776 12 12CONTRA COSTA 25,802 8,449 8,230 135 135DEL NORTE 1,630 637 628 29 29EL DORADO 4,412 1,042 1,009 21 21FRESNO 102,868 42,976 41,847 559 553GLENN 2,295 662 652 10 10HUMBOLDT 7,201 1,948 1,890 57 57IMPERIAL 14,233 3,478 3,397 51 51INYO 997 361 350 8 8KERN 70,346 21,000 20,295 525 514KINGS 5,834 2,205 2,157 37 37LAKE 2,375 677 664 27 26LASSEN 1,294 455 447 8 8LOS ANGELES 737,966 317,998 305,851 2,778 2,753MADERA 13,424 5,451 5,345 107 106MARIN 4,102 1,432 1,397 42 41MARIPOSA 342 172 167 1 1MENDOCINO 4,881 1,285 1,261 53 53MERCED 22,401 7,595 7,326 194 192MODOC 405 200 183 2 2MONO 619 154 152 8 8MONTEREY 11,606 4,002 3,931 83 82NAPA 4,756 1,510 1,455 48 48NEVADA 2,331 401 388 5 5ORANGE 167,076 70,559 67,725 800 792PLACER 6,391 1,804 1,742 43 42PLUMAS 727 328 308 5 5RIVERSIDE 82,731 34,125 32,896 308 304SACRAMENTO 79,681 28,089 27,063 346 341SAN BENITO 3,615 1,002 984 30 30SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 43,996 41,795 370 360SAN DIEGO 118,198 42,617 40,122 857 834SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 8,275 7,913 220 213SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 13,479 13,115 168 167SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 2,786 2,651 35 33SAN MATEO 23,083 6,719 6,548 242 240

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COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 28,453 7,567 7,380 160 155SANTA CLARA 52,554 15,421 14,800 157 154SANTA CRUZ 19,083 5,495 5,028 118 109SHASTA 6,041 1,665 1,608 21 21SIERRA 141 68 65 1 1SISKIYOU 2,645 2,295 1,972 16 15SOLANO 15,601 4,492 4,352 81 81SONOMA 12,230 3,912 3,788 169 165STANISLAUS 37,400 10,715 10,378 243 234SUTTER 4,415 1,283 1,223 36 34TEHAMA 4,314 1,683 1,607 39 38TRINITY 423 118 116 1 1TULARE 42,287 16,086 15,239 136 135TUOLUMNE 1,561 735 690 15 15VENTURA 36,014 10,436 10,090 186 181YOLO 9,872 2,724 2,642 42 42YUBA 4,462 1,225 1,198 22 20CITY OF BERKELEY 670 247 244 6 6CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 9,614 9,318 123 123CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 2,134 2,079 24 24UNKNOWN 11,464 4,066 3,946 53 53TOTAL 2,114,480 803,953 772,979 10,298 10,140




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COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 22,567 21,265 1,143 1,105ALPINE 318 188 176 23 22AMADOR 1,367 703 661 47 47BUTTE 13,589 9,406 8,333 1,356 1,243CALAVERAS 2,323 1,434 1,342 135 127COLUSA 2,701 1,443 1,329 118 115CONTRA COSTA 25,802 11,498 10,880 883 839DEL NORTE 1,630 1,073 999 81 79EL DORADO 4,412 1,878 1,766 127 118FRESNO 102,868 67,487 60,276 4,663 4,412GLENN 2,295 1,443 1,327 220 203HUMBOLDT 7,201 3,524 3,379 225 217IMPERIAL 14,233 8,096 7,488 224 219INYO 997 543 508 48 46KERN 70,346 36,365 33,570 2,566 2,438KINGS 5,834 3,715 3,439 279 268LAKE 2,375 1,312 1,242 60 58LASSEN 1,294 544 527 16 16LOS ANGELES 737,966 458,590 420,457 36,839 34,605MADERA 13,424 9,322 8,463 813 771MARIN 4,102 2,390 2,099 46 46MARIPOSA 342 213 200 10 10MENDOCINO 4,881 1,840 1,791 107 106MERCED 22,401 15,198 13,464 1,282 1,216MODOC 405 237 224 14 13MONO 619 345 315 47 46MONTEREY 11,606 6,622 6,134 575 534NAPA 4,756 2,168 2,047 125 121NEVADA 2,331 961 906 30 29ORANGE 167,076 114,667 101,567 8,099 7,566PLACER 6,391 2,937 2,622 354 343PLUMAS 727 386 372 13 13RIVERSIDE 82,731 49,932 45,939 5,135 4,814SACRAMENTO 79,681 40,775 36,854 1,602 1,541SAN BENITO 3,615 1,975 1,794 255 248SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 64,260 57,932 6,617 6,238SAN DIEGO 118,198 69,827 62,874 4,404 4,092SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 6,327 5,968 213 210SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 20,892 17,979 1,264 1,213SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 3,667 3,382 312 286SAN MATEO 23,083 9,714 8,959 647 619

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COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 28,453 14,904 13,692 913 840SANTA CLARA 52,554 22,244 20,384 1,462 1,374SANTA CRUZ 19,083 10,835 9,209 855 749SHASTA 6,041 2,723 2,561 115 114SIERRA 141 75 72 3 3SISKIYOU 2,645 1,491 1,415 145 137SOLANO 15,601 6,286 5,702 535 519SONOMA 12,230 5,399 4,864 494 454STANISLAUS 37,400 22,270 19,884 2,103 1,963SUTTER 4,415 2,307 2,098 524 494TEHAMA 4,314 2,779 2,577 401 384TRINITY 423 231 219 20 17TULARE 42,287 28,510 25,353 1,928 1,841TUOLUMNE 1,561 838 783 47 46VENTURA 36,014 22,196 19,606 1,853 1,760YOLO 9,872 5,075 4,393 380 352YUBA 4,462 2,154 1,984 354 333CITY OF BERKELEY 670 382 366 6 6CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 13,380 12,202 1,197 1,109CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 3,977 3,579 237 231UNKNOWN 11,464 5,815 5,363 451 423TOTAL 2,114,480 1,230,335 1,117,155 95,040 89,401


* BLOOD TEST IS DEFINED AS HEMOGLOBIN OR HEMATOCRIT TEST.



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COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 12,069 11,743 134 133ALPINE 318 102 101 3 3AMADOR 1,367 382 371 10 10BUTTE 13,589 3,801 3,714 168 165CALAVERAS 2,323 910 895 15 15COLUSA 2,701 659 645 15 15CONTRA COSTA 25,802 4,907 4,801 60 57DEL NORTE 1,630 464 462 15 15EL DORADO 4,412 896 880 14 14FRESNO 102,868 37,330 36,417 799 788GLENN 2,295 526 517 30 30HUMBOLDT 7,201 1,299 1,282 24 24IMPERIAL 14,233 3,870 3,740 129 128INYO 997 364 353 6 6KERN 70,346 18,282 17,655 557 550KINGS 5,834 2,046 2,002 94 92LAKE 2,375 598 588 17 17LASSEN 1,294 383 372 6 6LOS ANGELES 737,966 274,650 264,606 4,574 4,536MADERA 13,424 4,643 4,548 160 157MARIN 4,102 1,056 1,031 29 29MARIPOSA 342 148 143 1 1MENDOCINO 4,881 1,151 1,125 61 61MERCED 22,401 6,695 6,479 135 132MODOC 405 120 117 4 4MONO 619 148 147 6 6MONTEREY 11,606 3,546 3,481 117 115NAPA 4,756 923 913 42 41NEVADA 2,331 435 426 2 2ORANGE 167,076 59,720 57,641 992 974PLACER 6,391 1,609 1,565 82 78PLUMAS 727 226 223 5 5RIVERSIDE 82,731 27,597 26,772 948 943SACRAMENTO 79,681 25,972 25,015 501 492SAN BENITO 3,615 915 900 21 21SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 34,311 32,895 1,002 991SAN DIEGO 118,198 33,550 31,722 1,032 997SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 3,778 3,671 24 24SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 8,513 8,321 316 316SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 1,517 1,501 39 38SAN MATEO 23,083 2,637 2,593 90 90

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COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 28,453 5,563 5,504 43 42SANTA CLARA 52,554 11,321 10,961 181 180SANTA CRUZ 19,083 4,254 3,904 98 87SHASTA 6,041 1,050 1,031 14 14SIERRA 141 44 42 0 0SISKIYOU 2,645 831 822 15 14SOLANO 15,601 3,192 3,111 64 64SONOMA 12,230 3,149 3,068 229 226STANISLAUS 37,400 9,001 8,745 245 238SUTTER 4,415 1,119 1,068 80 78TEHAMA 4,314 1,172 1,143 57 55TRINITY 423 146 145 4 3TULARE 42,287 12,538 12,303 226 220TUOLUMNE 1,561 465 447 8 8VENTURA 36,014 8,860 8,486 226 221YOLO 9,872 2,541 2,469 55 54YUBA 4,462 951 929 100 97CITY OF BERKELEY 670 101 100 2 2CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 8,389 8,161 284 281CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 1,985 1,949 27 27UNKNOWN 11,464 3,039 2,977 70 70TOTAL 2,114,480 662,459 639,738 14,307 14,102


* NOTE: A RISK REDUCED IS DIFINED AS A REFERRAL CODE OF 3, 4, OR 5 ON THE PM160:


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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTY URINALYSIS ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 2,522 2,485 50 49ALPINE 318 9 9 0 0AMADOR 1,367 42 40 4 4BUTTE 13,589 144 137 37 37CALAVERAS 2,323 98 95 10 10COLUSA 2,701 210 206 0 0CONTRA COSTA 25,802 2,494 2,450 87 87DEL NORTE 1,630 44 43 3 3EL DORADO 4,412 72 71 4 4FRESNO 102,868 1,983 1,949 99 98GLENN 2,295 28 27 3 3HUMBOLDT 7,201 601 599 19 19IMPERIAL 14,233 59 56 2 2INYO 997 19 19 1 1KERN 70,346 1,792 1,751 121 121KINGS 5,834 50 48 2 2LAKE 2,375 39 38 3 3LASSEN 1,294 80 80 1 1LOS ANGELES 737,966 26,275 25,121 1,036 1,025MADERA 13,424 168 148 13 13MARIN 4,102 251 244 0 0MARIPOSA 342 28 27 0 0MENDOCINO 4,881 77 77 3 3MERCED 22,401 186 172 9 9MODOC 405 6 6 0 0MONO 619 11 11 2 2MONTEREY 11,606 394 383 26 26NAPA 4,756 89 89 21 21NEVADA 2,331 24 24 0 0ORANGE 167,076 7,730 7,499 158 158PLACER 6,391 35 35 3 3PLUMAS 727 25 24 0 0RIVERSIDE 82,731 1,779 1,763 47 46SACRAMENTO 79,681 1,245 1,127 76 76SAN BENITO 3,615 64 64 6 6SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 3,121 3,014 166 165SAN DIEGO 118,198 5,316 5,028 622 589SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 681 658 26 25SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 1,577 1,544 16 16SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 109 107 1 1SAN MATEO 23,083 207 206 27 27

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COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 28,453 1,318 1,293 11 11SANTA CLARA 52,554 1,541 1,513 391 389SANTA CRUZ 19,083 873 832 28 27SHASTA 6,041 326 305 6 6SIERRA 141 3 3 0 0SISKIYOU 2,645 39 38 6 5SOLANO 15,601 342 333 29 29SONOMA 12,230 326 314 41 41STANISLAUS 37,400 862 838 57 56SUTTER 4,415 115 112 43 43TEHAMA 4,314 93 89 20 20TRINITY 423 13 13 0 0TULARE 42,287 1,292 1,266 31 31TUOLUMNE 1,561 82 81 3 3VENTURA 36,014 807 781 44 43YOLO 9,872 103 100 12 12YUBA 4,462 128 119 27 26CITY OF BERKELEY 670 144 144 1 1CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 359 338 15 15CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 229 227 8 8UNKNOWN 11,464 852 839 41 41TOTAL 2,114,480 69,531 67,052 3,518 3,462


* NOTE: A RISK REDUCED IS DIFINED AS A REFERRAL CODE OF 3, 4, OR 5 ON THE PM160:


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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYTUBERCULOSIS TESTS*


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 59,107 19,082 18,515 229 226ALPINE 318 90 90 3 3AMADOR 1,367 304 292 12 12BUTTE 13,589 2,306 2,244 359 350CALAVERAS 2,323 632 615 25 25COLUSA 2,701 565 547 20 20CONTRA COSTA 25,802 7,755 7,538 457 429DEL NORTE 1,630 257 256 5 5EL DORADO 4,412 663 649 7 7FRESNO 102,868 31,379 30,478 124 123GLENN 2,295 267 263 30 30HUMBOLDT 7,201 395 390 10 10IMPERIAL 14,233 5,503 5,410 27 27INYO 997 110 110 4 4KERN 70,346 16,268 15,722 8,235 8,003KINGS 5,834 1,181 1,157 10 10LAKE 2,375 261 259 5 5LASSEN 1,294 269 262 9 9LOS ANGELES 737,966 224,102 218,753 4,594 4,567MADERA 13,424 4,147 4,035 9 8MARIN 4,102 1,410 1,336 8 8MARIPOSA 342 35 34 1 1MENDOCINO 4,881 585 579 38 38MERCED 22,401 5,023 4,769 234 232MODOC 405 28 28 2 2MONO 619 94 93 0 0MONTEREY 11,606 3,724 3,627 176 171NAPA 4,756 1,392 1,352 556 536NEVADA 2,331 207 202 2 2ORANGE 167,076 54,429 52,748 751 746PLACER 6,391 868 844 18 18PLUMAS 727 142 136 6 6RIVERSIDE 82,731 22,697 22,115 803 791SACRAMENTO 79,681 24,178 23,169 256 253SAN BENITO 3,615 462 455 29 29SAN BERNARDINO 104,242 23,588 22,748 595 586SAN DIEGO 118,198 39,040 36,510 1,956 1,891SAN FRANCISCO 22,523 8,722 8,436 281 279SAN JOAQUIN 47,385 9,631 9,409 516 512SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,219 1,333 1,302 23 23SAN MATEO 23,083 7,426 7,131 1,920 1,837

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COUNTY


RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP TUBERCULIN TUBERCULIN INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


SANTA BARBARA 28,453 5,164 5,098 77 76SANTA CLARA 52,554 15,480 14,752 207 206SANTA CRUZ 19,083 4,370 3,906 97 90SHASTA 6,041 519 496 15 15SIERRA 141 39 39 1 1SISKIYOU 2,645 391 386 7 7SOLANO 15,601 3,446 3,326 108 106SONOMA 12,230 2,074 2,009 313 308STANISLAUS 37,400 7,070 6,774 1,133 1,098SUTTER 4,415 972 929 363 344TEHAMA 4,314 664 641 11 11TRINITY 423 32 29 3 2TULARE 42,287 9,741 9,482 156 154TUOLUMNE 1,561 126 123 4 4VENTURA 36,014 7,316 7,044 214 204YOLO 9,872 1,516 1,460 30 30YUBA 4,462 1,118 1,086 174 171CITY OF BERKELEY 670 288 284 5 5CITY OF LONG BEACH 31,554 10,904 10,510 181 178CITY OF PASADENA 6,900 1,720 1,668 26 26UNKNOWN 11,464 3,002 2,907 110 109TOTAL 2,114,480 596,502 577,557 25,580 24,979

SOURCE: F.Y. 2002-03 SUMMARY CHDP DATA FROM CONFIDENTIAL SCREENING AND BILLING FOR 5MS (PM160).



3 = DX MADE AND RX STARTED4 = DX PENDING/RETURN VISIT SCHEDULED5 = REFERRED TO ANOTHER EXAMINER FOR 5 DX/RX

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TABLE 46



STATEWIDE SUMMARY OF CHDP PROVIDER TYPES AND AMOUNT PAIDAll Funding Sources


PROVIDER TYPETOTAL

CHILDRENSCREENED

PERCENT OFCHILDREN

SCREENED

TOTALAMOUNT

PAID

PERCENT OF AMOUNT

PAID

01-COUNTY HOSPITAL - OUTPATIENT CLINIC 21,575 1.02% $1,782,584 1.85%02-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL - OUTPATIENT CLINIC 31,952 1.51% $2,716,843 2.82%03-ORGANIZED OUTPATIENT CLINIC 4,950 0.23% $371,123 0.38%04-OEO CLINIC(FUNDING FROM OFC. OF ECONOMIC COP.) 1,407 0.07% $89,524 0.09%05-PRIVATE HOSPITAL 2,411 0.11% $180,124 0.19%09-SCHOOL 20,727 0.98% $1,189,573 1.23%10-PREPAID HEALTH PLAN 5 0.00% $232 0.00%12-PHYSICIANS GROUP PRACTICE 358,735 16.97% $28,827,764 29.90%13-PHYSICIANS SOLO PRACTICE 367,682 17.39% $30,184,709 31.31%14-FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER 4,123 0.19% $354,666 0.37%15-PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER 28 0.00% $2,119 0.00%21-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT CLINIC 54,653 2.58% $3,727,298 3.87%22-RURAL HEALTH CLINIC 193,769 9.16% $14,293,647 14.83%23-HEADSTART/STATE PRESCHOOL PROGRAM 547 0.03% $11,217 0.01%24-INDIAN HEALTH CLINIC 393 0.02% $26,938 0.03%25-COMMUNITY CLINICS 56,736 2.68% $4,174,888 4.33%26-CLINIC LABS/LEAD 63,846 3.02% $4,875,656 5.06%27-CLINICAL LABS/OTHER 1,014 0.05% $65,054 0.07%30-CALOPTIMA 43,296 2.05% $3,492,645 3.62%OTHER 509 0.02% $33,100 0.03%99-UNKNOWN 886,122 41.91% $0 0.00%

TOTAL 2,114,480 100.00% $96,399,704 100.00%

* UNKNOWN: PROVIDER TYPE NOT DEFINED


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TABLE 47



IMMUNIZATIONS BY AGE

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE

TYPE OF IMMUNIZATION

POLIO DPT MMR MEAS RUBE HEP/HIB HIB HEPB DTAP VAR FLU PNE55 PNE67 HEPA PEDI

CODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

0 392,325 466 7,574 130 326 185,839 200,234 143,911 384,647 4,927 2,146 11,673 286,939 3,439 1,4681 105,154 278 149,250 95 182 55,043 129,208 37,833 178,322 130,579 6,894 5,084 116,091 5,331 1382 13,290 122 12,571 21 38 5,440 22,137 8,218 38,551 14,896 4,914 1,200 19,977 139,071 403 7,659 140 8,094 16 9 2,141 7,096 7,546 12,371 7,296 3,339 632 7,236 71,999 194 100,996 238 108,637 38 37 1,769 7,187 11,352 94,597 8,096 3,210 475 5,359 47,450 195 26,955 171 31,045 19 15 517 2,028 11,017 27,650 6,264 2,584 248 1,532 35,174 126 6,207 243 8,402 9 2 188 548 9,070 6,913 4,083 2,474 158 573 31,475 67 3,639 1,676 5,795 3 0 73 282 8,014 1,987 3,855 2,168 107 356 24,912 38 3,240 1,996 5,393 4 0 74 227 7,970 1,229 4,124 1,823 81 244 25,501 19 3,114 3,150 5,292 2 2 52 178 8,306 1,032 4,209 1,786 73 224 26,175 110 3,217 5,108 5,451 1 2 97 202 10,952 934 4,526 1,669 59 189 26,427 211 3,540 15,732 7,351 8 7 140 255 30,272 1,277 5,781 1,753 59 204 34,148 612 4,056 16,369 8,737 17 5 187 338 46,896 1,278 5,684 1,684 58 203 36,650 213 3,491 9,893 6,041 6 2 98 222 21,888 758 3,799 1,362 40 114 21,757 314 3,495 7,740 5,087 7 7 63 191 11,637 649 3,260 1,242 42 87 18,145 515 3,743 6,805 5,393 8 5 44 187 10,069 553 3,006 979 33 73 16,250 316 4,011 6,131 5,925 17 1 52 142 12,910 529 2,754 812 24 80 13,707 117 3,203 5,023 5,206 8 6 43 102 11,419 409 2,140 680 23 44 10,701 118 1,063 1,808 1,893 1 0 22 54 4,757 121 784 359 13 26 4,062 119 28 194 147 0 0 1 5 423 11 41 68 3 4 403 020 378 183 345 0 0 107 257 605 444 163 77 39 254 489 199 567 22 113 0 1 260 390 210 684 80 29 39 582 151 46

TOTAL 693,371 83,488 393,742 410 647 252,250 371,470 415,275 754,946 220,347 42,052 20,163 440,391 593,417 1,778


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TABLE 48




MEDI-CAL FEE FOR SERVICE FUNDING SOURCES


AGE



CODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

0 123,844 134 1,261 49 119 64,474 58,264 46,736 123,106 715 449 2,204 88,953 412 7211 17,795 60 24,250 18 33 10,633 18,370 5,906 29,428 21,820 1,222 409 20,206 574 212 2,490 16 1,949 1 7 977 2,935 1,075 5,927 2,217 822 104 2,988 19,018 33 1,244 15 1,014 1 1 340 970 723 1,958 972 610 67 843 10,137 54 13,258 38 13,413 6 4 206 731 708 12,960 925 547 62 531 5,906 35 3,934 22 4,075 2 4 55 205 635 4,145 617 455 29 144 3,980 16 655 17 557 0 0 11 66 375 830 314 441 30 50 3,570 17 299 153 278 0 0 3 28 262 223 332 427 16 31 2,759 08 231 169 237 0 0 5 18 301 126 380 351 16 19 2,932 09 241 263 246 0 0 3 16 332 106 438 355 14 22 3,119 010 247 554 268 0 0 11 17 729 106 520 325 12 16 3,105 011 254 1,985 543 0 3 3 27 3,376 122 687 355 13 19 4,033 012 288 2,119 736 1 4 15 37 5,634 116 620 346 9 16 4,485 013 244 1,280 432 0 1 13 28 2,633 75 411 303 11 12 2,867 014 195 935 267 0 4 3 23 983 66 341 285 10 12 2,126 015 196 774 219 0 4 5 18 698 53 294 230 7 10 1,894 016 197 595 330 1 1 4 8 1,081 42 232 184 4 12 1,617 017 174 450 368 0 2 5 13 1,039 36 185 154 6 5 1,307 018 50 145 136 0 0 2 2 365 3 72 79 3 1 394 019 11 42 58 0 0 0 1 99 3 15 14 3 0 89 020 4 31 39 0 0 1 0 48 1 9 14 0 1 43 0

TOTAL 165,851 9,797 50,676 79 187 76,769 73,738 179,432 32,116 7,968 3,029 113,891 74,367 755


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AGE



CODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

0 131,130 135 2,136 26 95 64,597 59,966 59,928 122,762 1,190 423 3,522 88,881 951 3401 25,048 68 36,703 17 59 13,314 31,462 9,776 43,595 32,181 922 1,085 27,338 1,237 182 4,459 29 4,534 0 18 2,101 7,183 4,525 12,203 6,810 694 352 6,881 40,347 43 3,594 71 3,816 2 5 1,284 3,548 5,371 5,727 4,566 608 243 3,513 25,426 54 38,458 114 43,164 10 10 1,206 3,965 9,160 36,347 5,270 606 186 3,001 21,961 35 12,917 87 16,078 7 5 344 1,125 9,227 12,883 4,296 509 105 877 17,806 36 4,313 163 6,651 3 2 136 307 7,988 4,505 3,166 546 68 328 16,185 07 2,780 1,290 5,016 2 0 60 160 7,204 1,278 2,783 449 53 216 12,254 18 2,606 1,554 4,741 0 0 47 120 7,132 831 2,735 387 32 149 12,308 09 2,466 2,265 4,641 2 1 30 98 7,310 670 2,614 364 31 121 12,362 010 2,558 3,063 4,689 0 1 48 105 8,547 577 2,667 343 27 99 12,614 011 2,786 7,425 5,489 4 1 64 123 17,193 766 3,330 410 25 112 16,470 112 3,191 8,206 6,228 8 1 78 150 26,053 777 3,384 428 30 116 18,876 013 2,925 5,360 4,895 3 1 51 96 13,639 463 2,556 347 16 61 11,449 014 3,014 4,601 4,422 6 1 29 102 8,644 415 2,276 339 12 41 10,095 115 3,307 4,454 4,809 7 1 22 108 8,047 386 2,203 275 16 42 9,274 116 3,610 4,245 5,050 13 0 28 81 9,457 387 2,077 286 14 39 8,012 017 2,820 3,577 4,244 8 1 24 49 7,990 289 1,560 244 10 29 6,236 018 924 1,219 1,443 1 0 9 26 3,061 74 555 141 7 12 2,457 0

TOTAL 252,906 47,926 168,749 119 202 83,472 230,252 244,935 86,219 8,321 5,834 131,856 256,320 377


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AGE



CODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

0 137,351 197 4,177 55 112 56,768 82,004 37,247 138,779 3,022 1,274 5,947 109,105 2,076 4071 62,311 150 88,297 60 90 31,096 79,376 22,151 105,299 76,578 4,750 3,590 68,547 3,520 992 6,341 77 6,088 20 13 2,362 12,019 2,618 20,421 5,869 3,398 744 10,108 79,706 333 2,821 54 3,264 13 3 517 2,578 1,452 4,686 1,758 2,121 322 2,880 36,436 94 49,280 86 52,060 22 23 357 2,491 1,484 45,290 1,901 2,057 227 1,827 19,583 135 10,104 62 10,892 10 6 118 698 1,155 10,622 1,351 1,620 114 511 13,388 86 1,239 63 1,194 6 0 41 175 707 1,578 603 1,487 60 195 11,720 57 560 233 501 1 0 10 94 548 486 740 1,292 38 109 9,899 28 403 273 415 4 0 22 89 537 272 1,009 1,085 33 76 10,261 19 407 622 405 0 1 19 64 664 256 1,157 1,067 28 81 10,694 110 412 1,491 494 1 1 38 80 1,676 251 1,339 1,001 20 74 10,708 211 500 6,322 1,319 4 3 73 105 9,703 389 1,764 988 21 73 13,645 512 577 6,044 1,773 8 0 94 151 15,209 385 1,680 910 19 71 13,289 213 322 3,253 714 3 0 34 98 5,616 220 832 712 13 41 7,441 314 286 2,204 398 1 2 31 66 2,010 168 643 618 20 34 5,924 415 240 1,577 365 1 0 17 61 1,324 114 509 474 10 21 5,082 216 204 1,291 545 3 0 20 53 2,372 100 445 342 6 29 4,078 117 209 996 594 0 3 14 40 2,390 84 395 282 7 10 3,158 118 89 444 314 0 0 11 26 1,331 44 157 139 3 13 1,211 119 17 152 89 0 0 1 4 324 8 26 54 0 4 314 020 374 152 306 0 0 106 257 557 443 154 63 39 253 446 1

Unknown 567 22 113 0 1 260 390 210 684 80 29 39 582 151 46

TOTAL 274,614 25,765 174,317 212 258 92,009 111,285 330,579 102,012 25,763 11,300 194,644 262,730 646


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TABLE 51



IMMUNIZATIONS BY ETHNICITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY



CODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

AMERICAN INDIAN 1,558 197 910 2 1 739 713 853 1,847 496 101 121 941 1,090 11ASIAN 42,271 5,602 20,592 15 20 8,895 35,495 21,597 39,830 13,036 4,351 621 27,616 29,952 63BLACK 38,210 5,594 20,951 59 49 15,310 17,446 20,446 43,470 11,782 3,087 1,515 22,533 37,374 94FILIPINO 4,693 968 2,965 3 2 1,359 2,187 2,736 4,373 1,535 254 130 2,519 3,864 10HISPANIC 467,595 56,330 270,800 178 459 172,013 242,447 288,726 507,487 151,428 24,042 14,081 293,450 420,230 982WHITE 61,421 6,391 33,292 41 56 26,565 30,095 34,174 72,095 18,245 4,003 1,928 39,822 43,099 320OTHER 42,701 4,190 20,796 43 25 15,696 24,543 23,909 49,346 12,514 3,322 836 31,568 30,920 185PACIFIC ISLANDER 1,209 217 759 0 1 417 602 720 1,314 473 99 48 719 1,150 4UNKOWN 33,713 3,999 22,677 69 34 11,256 17,942 22,114 35,184 10,838 2,793 883 21,223 25,738 109

TOTAL 693,371 83,488 393,742 410 647 252,250 371,470 415,275 754,946 220,347 42,052 20,163 440,391 593,417 1,778


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ETHNICITY



CODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

AMERICAN INDIAN 404 42 178 1 0 186 145 137 456 88 52 11 218 220 3ASIAN 5,289 410 1,356 2 6 2,145 2,980 3,198 5,483 955 289 72 3,390 2,325 16BLACK 10,880 1,604 3,854 25 8 4,816 4,694 5,537 11,209 2,356 873 355 6,399 7,943 27FILIPINO 827 53 208 0 0 384 404 367 856 136 45 16 562 285 4HISPANIC 102,784 4,151 28,316 33 139 49,123 50,477 41,264 110,224 18,277 3,296 1,886 70,776 41,138 380WHITE 21,904 1,913 9,095 5 25 10,455 10,287 11,072 25,366 5,420 1,292 334 15,183 11,521 187OTHER 12,755 917 3,731 6 2 5,145 7,068 6,794 13,825 2,308 926 135 9,297 5,637 80PACIFIC ISLANDER 263 25 106 0 0 109 126 135 280 69 16 8 173 135 2UNKOWN 10,745 682 3,832 7 7 4,406 5,596 5,234 11,733 2,507 1,179 212 7,893 5,163 56

TOTAL 165,851 9,797 50,676 79 187 76,769 81,777 73,738 179,432 32,116 7,968 3,029 113,891 74,367 755


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TABLE 53






ETHNICITY



CODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

AMERICAN INDIAN 614 100 399 1 0 278 319 485 727 212 15 52 347 481 7ASIAN 6,093 1,417 4,259 1 2 1,391 3,227 4,743 5,546 2,311 180 54 2,395 5,704 6BLACK 8,191 835 3,390 9 7 3,639 2,994 4,985 8,086 1,766 145 231 4,270 5,076 25FILIPINO 2,113 767 1,746 3 1 388 591 1,695 1,422 746 59 38 684 2,130 3HISPANIC 195,648 39,285 132,966 49 164 63,464 85,608 188,743 189,930 69,483 7,044 4,782 102,252 214,104 211WHITE 16,704 1,743 8,884 8 12 6,988 6,485 10,494 17,807 4,261 345 368 9,463 10,070 75OTHER 10,722 1,339 5,450 6 1 3,854 4,901 7,047 10,821 3,086 244 130 6,747 7,260 26PACIFIC ISLANDER 421 114 280 0 1 118 140 335 350 173 9 16 181 443 2UNKOWN 12,400 2,326 11,375 42 14 3,352 4,509 11,725 10,246 4,181 280 163 5,517 11,052 22

TOTAL 252,906 47,926 168,749 119 202 83,472 108,774 230,252 244,935 86,219 8,321 5,834 131,856 256,320 377


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ETHNICITY



CODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

AMERICAN INDIAN 540 55 333 0 1 275 249 231 664 196 34 58 376 389 1ASIAN 30,889 3,775 14,977 12 12 5,359 29,288 13,656 28,801 9,770 3,882 495 21,831 21,923 41BLACK 19,139 3,155 13,707 25 34 6,855 9,758 9,924 24,175 7,660 2,069 929 11,864 24,355 42FILIPINO 1,753 148 1,011 0 1 587 1,192 674 2,095 653 150 76 1,273 1,449 3HISPANIC 169,163 12,894 109,518 96 156 59,426 106,362 58,719 207,333 63,668 13,702 7,413 120,422 164,988 391WHITE 22,813 2,735 15,313 28 19 9,122 13,323 12,608 28,922 8,564 2,366 1,226 15,176 21,508 58

OTHER 19,224 1,934 11,615 31 22 6,697 12,574 10,068 24,700 7,120 2,152 571 15,524 18,023 79PACIFIC ISLANDER 525 78 373 0 0 190 336 250 684 231 74 24 365 572 0UNKOWN 10,568 991 7,470 20 13 3,498 7,837 5,155 13,205 4,150 1,334 508 7,813 9,523 31

TOTAL 274,614 25,765 174,317 212 258 92,009 180,919 111,285 330,579 102,012 25,763 11,300 194,644 262,730 646


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TABLE 55



IMMUNIZATIONS BY COUNTY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


COUNTYTYPE OF IMMUNIZATION

POLIO DPT MMR MEAS RUBE HEP/HIB HIB HEPB DTAP VAR FLU PNE55 PNE67 HEPA PEDICODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

ALAMEDA 19,481 2,998 10,957 44 15 8,827 7,087 9,557 21,409 6,587 2,244 493 12,984 14,794 15ALPINE 92 17 52 0 0 40 46 57 96 25 3 2 44 97 0AMADOR 492 48 258 0 0 240 205 255 572 151 20 8 404 310 0BUTTE 4,813 610 2,686 2 3 2,858 1,336 1,864 6,048 1,630 301 152 3,350 3,229 16CALAVERAS 643 110 332 0 1 331 309 339 757 184 22 21 499 569 2COLUSA 819 45 512 0 0 545 322 356 1,036 265 67 17 649 565 1CONTRA COSTA 9,275 570 4,596 5 7 2,528 6,685 5,117 10,718 2,758 500 1,735 5,732 6,298 88DEL NORTE 269 7 118 0 0 66 255 168 342 103 11 106 10 51 0EL DORADO 1,934 118 1,015 0 2 584 744 1,076 1,519 420 31 14 771 739 9FRESNO 30,820 3,854 16,753 26 19 16,045 11,474 14,359 37,394 9,915 3,514 931 19,460 28,435 100GLENN 788 97 467 0 1 502 229 435 983 307 48 230 328 579 1HUMBOLDT 1,833 242 1,030 2 2 969 297 683 2,049 470 42 328 918 1,037 3IMPERIAL 5,585 642 3,213 2 68 2,260 2,587 3,186 6,471 1,626 118 8 3,584 5,038 10INYO 363 27 165 1 0 148 183 185 430 116 18 6 240 106 3KERN 23,581 2,311 13,488 8 6 11,394 8,096 11,642 26,080 6,822 918 982 15,129 18,818 22KINGS 2,206 136 1,083 0 2 610 1,435 1,733 2,405 536 35 51 846 1,212 13LAKE 735 188 478 3 0 269 473 534 903 290 7 4 491 648 11LASSEN 449 18 286 0 0 77 408 308 484 107 5 10 278 78 3LOS ANGELES 228,030 29,717 130,947 156 184 76,755 121,242 146,478 238,793 72,195 11,921 7,517 139,596 210,199 339MADERA 4,274 300 2,314 0 2 919 3,285 3,238 5,257 1,285 349 5 3,227 3,890 2MARIN 1,845 150 798 0 0 1,163 593 446 2,196 513 75 5 1,363 1,042 0MARIPOSA 83 5 39 0 0 30 47 46 93 15 1 0 61 38 1MENDOCINO 1,605 172 920 1 0 254 1,547 940 2,007 470 42 25 1,522 751 89MERCED 8,144 784 3,938 2 4 4,561 2,564 3,365 9,783 2,712 340 86 6,199 7,298 7MODOC 95 11 57 1 0 88 6 33 129 30 3 2 71 44 0MONO 206 16 146 0 0 106 89 117 325 77 4 2 248 149 0MONTEREY 3,373 437 2,265 1 51 1,466 783 2,831 3,976 1,124 105 25 1,654 4,178 11NAPA 1,742 160 948 0 0 481 1,370 1,527 2,287 623 110 1 1,758 939 1NEVADA 956 42 441 1 2 201 749 731 1,059 227 33 1 778 434 70ORANGE 50,092 5,002 33,373 20 14 4,549 48,808 31,686 43,109 16,472 3,688 237 29,606 46,873 38PLACER 2,301 194 1,297 1 1 1,156 719 1,057 2,455 660 93 9 1,669 1,323 6PLUMAS 246 16 113 2 1 164 58 90 276 77 8 9 170 96 0RIVERSIDE 29,928 3,850 16,730 14 11 9,199 16,871 25,491 32,375 9,011 712 80 18,897 25,110 19SACRAMENTO 24,008 2,844 14,104 20 26 9,496 14,176 17,217 29,175 8,219 1,709 212 17,751 19,875 70

(CONTINUED)

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ALL FUNDING SOURCES


COUNTY



CODE: 39+64 59+60 33+46 34 36 56 38+63 40+41+42+51 45 46+52 53+54 55 67 65+66 68

SAN BENITO 1,506 84 851 1 0 766 429 749 1,598 516 17 7 1,057 1,042 1SAN BERNARDINO 35,179 3,509 17,600 10 40 11,184 20,589 23,341 38,316 10,057 1,684 355 23,056 29,521 69SAN DIEGO 38,380 4,352 22,056 11 32 12,123 20,573 24,360 39,490 11,193 1,520 1,735 20,540 33,731 62SAN FRANCISCO 6,793 1,233 4,089 18 9 3,320 2,945 3,076 8,108 2,290 1,111 247 4,688 5,530 6SAN JOAQUIN 17,356 2,333 10,242 7 12 6,763 10,337 8,415 20,913 6,261 800 191 11,758 14,310 168SAN LUIS OBISPO 3,416 493 1,914 1 4 1,969 1,166 2,017 4,195 1,119 249 64 2,999 2,412 78SAN MATEO 9,322 1,721 5,509 1 1 4,077 3,926 5,216 10,233 3,517 630 48 6,958 7,696 8SANTA BARBARA 11,686 2,216 6,729 1 10 4,583 6,221 8,773 13,271 3,931 397 106 7,396 10,664 61SANTA CLARA 19,978 1,183 9,769 6 38 7,286 13,837 7,776 23,964 6,667 3,407 2,069 13,446 12,753 7SANTA CRUZ 5,493 615 3,387 4 13 1,257 1,390 2,450 4,991 1,385 1,212 24 1,674 5,166 3SHASTA 1,914 326 1,392 0 1 1,118 647 999 2,739 546 72 10 1,007 695 5SIERRA 32 4 16 0 0 17 19 14 48 13 0 0 41 23 0SISKIYOU 900 51 439 5 2 440 327 367 1,023 156 1 4 571 281 2SOLANO 5,886 411 3,015 2 7 3,762 1,208 2,129 6,683 1,927 254 69 4,639 4,358 15SONOMA 5,321 405 2,503 0 3 3,224 1,450 2,240 6,468 1,602 529 53 3,014 2,374 4STANISLAUS 13,946 1,696 7,980 3 5 7,356 4,307 8,226 16,281 5,527 242 143 8,689 12,383 45SUTTER 1,384 119 682 1 1 612 754 674 1,678 382 122 8 1,288 816 13TEHAMA 1,602 78 782 0 3 805 719 671 2,015 597 22 71 946 1,093 25TRINITY 101 10 62 0 0 26 81 61 88 13 2 1 60 43 0TULARE 15,039 1,150 7,516 11 11 9,148 4,391 5,586 18,443 4,719 1,047 522 10,145 12,034 25TUOLUMNE 632 16 357 0 2 302 323 305 777 183 6 1 574 403 9VENTURA 15,179 2,132 8,210 5 14 7,425 7,266 7,124 17,599 5,173 341 306 11,407 12,314 144YOLO 3,426 710 2,053 0 1 1,825 1,094 1,977 4,035 1,243 279 56 2,722 3,167 6YUBA 1,260 171 786 3 0 780 545 667 1,725 397 73 34 1,151 967 19CITY OF BERKELEY 204 10 106 0 0 104 66 111 255 67 31 5 159 81 0CITY OF LONG BEACH 10,782 1,982 6,419 4 10 1,582 8,317 7,246 11,199 3,091 699 380 6,804 10,085 37CITY OF PASADENA 2,704 330 1,422 1 0 500 1,769 1,938 2,409 680 55 125 1,504 2,145 11UNKNOWN 2,844 410 1,937 3 6 1,015 1,696 1,620 3,411 1,073 153 215 1,811 2,488 5

TOTAL 693,371 83,488 393,742 410 647 252,250 371,470 415,275 754,946 220,347 42,052 20,163 440,391 593,417 1,778


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ALAMEDA 2,634 370 743 9 0 1,209 1,215 1,558 2,774 457 322 135 1,578 1,486 2ALPINE 28 4 10 0 0 17 8 7 29 7 1 0 14 18 0AMADOR 197 21 89 0 0 110 62 67 235 46 13 5 190 90 0BUTTE 2,542 352 1,387 1 0 1,583 416 820 3,289 828 193 10 1,899 1,726 6CALAVERAS 153 24 64 0 1 86 76 67 197 37 15 5 113 107 1COLUSA 482 13 184 0 0 373 137 107 623 119 47 11 410 269 1CONTRA COSTA 1,167 96 236 2 2 219 914 946 1,167 148 103 105 720 408 9DEL NORTE 129 0 56 0 0 2 156 106 170 53 0 1 0 1 0EL DORADO 1,059 39 437 0 1 388 425 440 908 215 14 11 464 269 4FRESNO 5,044 408 1,215 0 2 2,956 1,827 2,093 5,508 814 641 56 3,105 2,330 14GLENN 265 8 142 0 1 177 63 114 364 92 18 2 179 106 0HUMBOLDT 456 46 194 2 1 341 56 126 524 100 5 13 323 207 3IMPERIAL 2,827 272 1,193 1 61 1,120 1,645 1,155 3,349 653 106 0 2,219 1,914 2INYO 183 4 67 0 0 85 97 104 228 56 13 2 135 15 1KERN 4,980 171 1,079 0 0 3,171 1,204 1,315 4,935 606 121 150 3,293 1,790 7KINGS 1,538 33 628 0 2 472 1,053 926 1,726 324 18 14 620 431 10LAKE 260 59 175 3 0 71 206 212 351 108 2 1 180 210 7LASSEN 68 13 35 0 0 31 39 23 75 21 0 1 44 8 3LOS ANGELES 43,471 1,923 7,925 33 32 19,930 20,728 18,262 41,688 4,827 1,365 1,265 27,850 14,170 86MADERA 2,806 100 1,487 0 1 470 2,435 1,867 3,586 888 290 3 2,359 2,376 0MARIN 226 45 112 0 0 139 126 110 300 79 68 5 231 144 0MARIPOSA 46 3 15 0 0 16 22 22 46 8 0 0 36 19 1MENDOCINO 985 75 435 1 0 94 1,071 402 1,262 233 34 1 1,038 270 65MERCED 5,573 466 2,663 1 2 3,108 1,790 1,705 6,926 1,977 303 61 4,510 4,823 5MODOC 42 4 21 0 0 37 4 18 68 12 1 1 27 7 0MONO 119 1 60 0 0 69 58 16 193 35 3 0 163 42 0MONTEREY 51 5 29 0 0 29 21 15 67 9 4 0 49 19 4NAPA 33 11 10 0 0 7 25 165 38 9 18 0 23 20 0NEVADA 638 32 272 0 0 151 532 560 761 172 30 1 574 285 53ORANGE 375 38 148 0 0 91 260 732 387 100 29 3 237 284 1PLACER 1,651 88 717 1 0 935 583 647 2,008 457 78 8 1,290 786 5PLUMAS 76 10 35 0 0 57 20 39 94 28 5 8 48 13 0RIVERSIDE 8,169 493 2,151 4 6 3,089 4,827 5,580 8,416 1,359 151 37 4,628 3,170 9SACRAMENTO 6,253 522 1,838 4 2 3,042 3,109 4,165 6,721 1,035 380 60 4,362 2,482 17

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SAN BENITO 459 14 225 1 0 219 127 145 518 150 12 2 335 204 0SAN BERNARDINO 12,255 773 3,324 3 20 4,313 7,005 6,188 12,184 1,878 414 103 7,655 5,447 40SAN DIEGO 7,074 399 1,451 3 7 2,975 3,411 3,970 6,774 835 374 159 4,458 2,682 23SAN FRANCISCO 660 35 111 1 1 324 409 401 748 83 46 18 434 195 0SAN JOAQUIN 3,098 218 693 1 2 1,533 1,493 1,022 3,109 469 134 7 1,907 1,118 65SAN LUIS OBISPO 2,168 148 1,002 0 3 1,316 857 824 2,766 577 215 38 1,996 981 59SAN MATEO 6,302 382 2,860 0 1 3,151 3,306 1,925 7,898 2,092 520 24 5,888 3,572 8SANTA BARBARA 9,011 582 3,809 1 8 3,829 5,245 4,595 10,646 2,457 357 82 6,312 5,771 55SANTA CLARA 3,403 134 732 1 13 1,235 2,234 1,526 3,484 467 111 107 2,342 838 1SANTA CRUZ 44 7 23 0 0 22 12 27 49 17 0 0 32 27 1SHASTA 786 125 547 0 1 478 251 389 1,111 218 57 6 422 266 0SIERRA 16 2 8 0 0 9 11 6 25 6 0 0 24 4 0SISKIYOU 362 11 162 1 1 174 136 158 405 77 0 0 255 94 2SOLANO 60 14 35 0 0 27 16 41 55 20 8 0 33 88 0SONOMA 3,709 157 1,419 0 1 2,416 899 1,004 4,557 1,001 478 15 2,287 1,117 1STANISLAUS 5,329 199 2,452 1 0 3,200 1,976 1,656 6,643 1,736 113 70 3,766 3,381 20SUTTER 693 31 312 0 0 218 497 355 872 190 99 4 685 326 0TEHAMA 915 25 416 0 3 507 384 305 1,176 354 14 1 620 576 22TRINITY 50 2 29 0 0 11 46 32 35 6 2 1 32 16 0TULARE 1,386 72 243 1 2 916 470 424 1,561 171 131 5 921 541 7TUOLUMNE 358 11 207 0 1 142 221 194 450 104 3 1 343 263 6VENTURA 9,968 513 4,060 3 9 5,269 5,304 2,310 12,105 2,879 303 230 8,116 5,450 118YOLO 59 18 34 0 0 30 26 34 76 30 16 0 49 62 0YUBA 352 30 196 0 0 109 233 230 450 87 50 7 277 206 0CITY OF BERKELEY 44 1 13 0 0 22 18 19 48 5 5 4 27 14 0CITY OF LONG BEACH 2,065 101 349 0 0 427 1,595 1,105 2,060 221 100 79 1,412 603 3CITY OF PASADENA 681 43 110 0 0 211 381 354 599 71 14 90 336 213 8UNKNOWN 18 1 2 0 0 11 4 8 15 3 1 1 16 17 0TOTAL 165,851 9,797 50,676 79 187 76,769 81,777 73,738 179,432 32,116 7,968 3,029 113,891 74,367 755


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ALAMEDA 5,687 1,086 3,939 7 2 2,184 1,393 3,897 4,852 2,006 238 43 2,458 4,731 1ALPINE 38 8 27 0 0 16 18 38 38 9 0 0 14 54 0AMADOR 255 24 149 0 0 119 104 172 287 85 4 3 169 180 0BUTTE 1,348 187 773 0 1 771 370 704 1,576 435 48 6 897 944 5CALAVERAS 292 63 150 0 0 135 119 195 319 88 4 9 199 246 0COLUSA 270 26 224 0 0 141 91 221 319 121 14 5 178 215 0CONTRA COSTA 1,166 148 1,004 1 0 329 711 1,216 1,330 531 18 303 435 1,357 7DEL NORTE 98 1 37 0 0 46 63 47 121 28 11 66 4 29 0EL DORADO 808 71 534 0 1 181 258 591 514 181 14 2 269 407 0FRESNO 7,761 1,448 4,528 0 4 3,848 2,636 6,146 8,528 2,579 377 90 4,328 8,210 4GLENN 312 73 210 0 0 191 90 282 361 132 13 77 117 288 1HUMBOLDT 888 137 515 0 0 395 102 425 891 238 9 95 439 471 0IMPERIAL 2,747 367 2,005 1 7 1,131 937 2,021 3,107 966 12 8 1,351 3,113 8INYO 122 18 61 1 0 44 59 65 138 38 3 4 72 49 2KERN 7,430 1,388 5,295 0 1 3,092 1,568 5,955 6,826 2,258 82 98 3,706 7,173 3KINGS 637 99 433 0 0 132 367 792 643 201 14 36 215 747 2LAKE 273 121 197 0 0 93 145 283 286 90 2 2 141 310 2LASSEN 139 1 84 0 0 29 120 88 142 26 1 0 75 31 0LOS ANGELES 100,958 19,780 61,883 70 53 31,536 47,024 94,401 92,512 32,614 4,152 3,070 52,392 96,558 72MADERA 1,217 183 703 0 1 355 685 1,225 1,333 331 57 2 665 1,273 2MARIN 398 75 226 0 0 211 106 199 459 114 6 0 243 399 0MARIPOSA 28 1 16 0 0 7 15 19 38 5 0 0 18 16 0MENDOCINO 514 84 394 0 0 122 399 476 633 211 5 17 421 429 24MERCED 2,173 288 1,068 0 2 1,311 614 1,460 2,443 624 31 25 1,390 2,041 2MODOC 40 5 26 1 0 37 0 13 44 13 1 1 28 25 0MONO 79 15 83 0 0 33 26 97 122 42 1 1 75 105 0MONTEREY 3,289 431 2,222 1 51 1,427 753 2,808 3,882 1,110 100 25 1,595 4,141 6NAPA 405 76 317 0 0 125 299 547 576 182 5 0 419 562 1NEVADA 312 9 167 1 2 44 209 168 282 53 0 0 194 141 17ORANGE 17,402 2,799 13,581 3 7 2,323 10,772 19,226 16,942 6,043 512 98 8,774 21,912 8PLACER 630 104 567 0 0 214 124 395 423 198 15 1 359 509 1PLUMAS 95 3 44 2 0 59 22 33 97 31 2 0 64 46 0RIVERSIDE 14,666 2,788 10,765 9 4 4,073 6,319 15,821 14,611 5,117 272 29 8,132 16,596 6SACRAMENTO 3,581 275 2,792 0 5 1,756 1,338 3,220 3,821 1,361 19 31 2,222 3,070 5

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SAN BENITO 754 67 504 0 0 384 160 578 760 277 2 4 480 729 1SAN BERNARDINO 16,507 1,728 10,215 5 14 4,799 9,040 13,774 17,333 5,444 708 235 9,921 16,336 25SAN DIEGO 16,493 2,838 11,717 3 11 4,144 7,355 13,863 15,197 5,620 192 633 6,773 16,271 7SAN FRANCISCO 1,366 488 1,244 3 2 556 327 1,085 1,214 574 60 21 674 1,498 0SAN JOAQUIN 5,092 1,042 3,613 1 3 2,113 1,942 4,031 5,199 1,898 25 3 3,017 5,207 43SAN LUIS OBISPO 893 309 719 1 0 435 192 1,020 963 414 27 15 564 1,149 18SAN MATEO 2,980 1,335 2,631 1 0 903 606 3,277 2,282 1,417 106 22 1,034 4,088 0SANTA BARBARA 2,661 1,633 2,907 0 2 748 963 4,172 2,602 1,465 40 23 1,070 4,882 6SANTA CLARA 4,076 350 1,950 3 17 1,877 1,799 2,368 4,300 1,284 369 264 2,351 2,947 0SANTA CRUZ 1,412 446 1,144 2 0 610 220 1,698 1,397 661 172 12 695 2,031 2SHASTA 845 195 745 0 0 439 319 537 1,272 254 10 3 440 370 5SIERRA 11 2 6 0 0 6 4 8 14 4 0 0 11 16 0SISKIYOU 268 21 134 0 1 122 80 99 290 44 0 1 142 99 0SOLANO 1,197 101 741 0 1 531 171 640 1,020 428 6 5 617 923 0SONOMA 1,511 246 1,018 0 2 742 495 1,221 1,761 564 45 36 657 1,208 3STANISLAUS 4,579 1,130 3,256 0 0 2,232 1,064 4,761 4,786 2,335 35 49 2,392 5,226 9SUTTER 524 79 316 0 0 278 145 274 581 161 20 3 394 400 2TEHAMA 506 41 268 0 0 247 221 254 615 187 6 18 260 386 3TRINITY 45 8 30 0 0 14 29 26 42 5 0 0 25 22 0TULARE 4,182 582 2,164 0 2 2,609 936 2,512 4,730 1,270 194 126 2,571 3,796 7TUOLUMNE 217 2 123 0 1 125 68 94 250 67 2 0 167 133 3VENTURA 4,437 1,558 3,870 1 4 1,696 1,587 4,706 4,599 2,108 30 74 2,561 6,501 25YOLO 935 307 822 0 1 386 272 983 953 419 23 1 539 1,239 4YUBA 397 79 299 2 0 244 117 315 510 133 9 10 318 353 8CITY OF BERKELEY 50 5 21 0 0 26 6 21 54 16 3 0 32 23 0CITY OF LONG BEACH 4,065 1,006 2,739 0 0 601 2,431 3,723 3,263 941 177 96 1,762 3,542 26CITY OF PASADENA 840 145 526 0 0 91 363 966 441 167 18 31 326 554 1UNKNOWN 5 1 8 0 0 4 6 0 11 1 0 2 5 13 0TOTAL 252,906 47,926 168,749 119 202 83,472 108,774 230,252 244,935 86,219 8,321 5,834 131,856 256,320 377


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CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP) PROGRAMIMMUNIZATIONS BY COUNTY





ALAMEDA 11,160 1,542 6,275 28 13 5,434 4,479 4,102 13,783 4,124 1,684 315 8,948 8,577 12ALPINE 26 5 15 0 0 7 20 12 29 9 2 2 16 25 0AMADOR 40 3 20 0 0 11 39 16 50 20 3 0 45 40 0BUTTE 923 71 526 1 2 504 550 340 1,183 367 60 136 554 559 5CALAVERAS 198 23 118 0 0 110 114 77 241 59 3 7 187 216 1COLUSA 67 6 104 0 0 31 94 28 94 25 6 1 61 81 0CONTRA COSTA 6,942 326 3,356 2 5 1,980 5,060 2,955 8,221 2,079 379 1,327 4,577 4,533 72DEL NORTE 42 6 25 0 0 18 36 15 51 22 0 39 6 21 0EL DORADO 67 8 44 0 0 15 61 45 97 24 3 1 38 63 5FRESNO 18,015 1,998 11,010 26 13 9,241 7,011 6,120 23,358 6,522 2,496 785 12,027 17,895 82GLENN 211 16 115 0 0 134 76 39 258 83 17 151 32 185 0HUMBOLDT 489 59 321 0 1 233 139 132 634 132 28 220 156 359 0IMPERIAL 11 3 15 0 0 9 5 10 15 7 0 0 14 11 0INYO 58 5 37 0 0 19 27 16 64 22 2 0 33 42 0KERN 11,171 752 7,114 8 5 5,131 5,324 4,372 14,319 3,958 715 734 8,130 9,855 12KINGS 31 4 22 0 0 6 15 15 36 11 3 1 11 34 1LAKE 202 8 106 0 0 105 122 39 266 92 3 1 170 128 2LASSEN 242 4 167 0 0 17 249 197 267 60 4 9 159 39 0LOS ANGELES 83,601 8,014 61,139 53 99 25,289 53,490 33,815 104,593 34,754 6,404 3,182 59,354 99,471 181MADERA 251 17 124 0 0 94 165 146 338 66 2 0 203 241 0MARIN 1,221 30 460 0 0 813 361 137 1,437 320 1 0 889 499 0MARIPOSA 9 1 8 0 0 7 10 5 9 2 1 0 7 3 0MENDOCINO 106 13 91 0 0 38 77 62 112 26 3 7 63 52 0MERCED 398 30 207 1 0 142 160 200 414 111 6 0 299 434 0MODOC 13 2 10 0 0 14 2 2 17 5 1 0 16 12 0MONO 8 0 3 0 0 4 5 4 10 0 0 1 10 2 0MONTEREY 33 1 14 0 0 10 9 8 27 5 1 0 10 18 1NAPA 1,304 73 621 0 0 349 1,046 815 1,673 432 87 1 1,316 357 0NEVADA 6 1 2 0 0 6 8 3 16 2 3 0 10 8 0ORANGE 32,315 2,165 19,644 17 7 2,135 37,776 11,728 25,780 10,329 3,147 136 20,595 24,677 29PLACER 20 2 13 0 1 7 12 15 24 5 0 0 20 28 0PLUMAS 75 3 34 0 1 48 16 18 85 18 1 1 58 37 0RIVERSIDE 7,093 569 3,814 1 1 2,037 5,725 4,090 9,348 2,535 289 14 6,137 5,344 4SACRAMENTO 14,174 2,047 9,474 16 19 4,698 9,729 9,832 18,633 5,823 1,310 121 11,167 14,323 48

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SAN BENITO 293 3 122 0 0 163 142 26 320 89 3 1 242 109 0SAN BERNARDINO 6,417 1,008 4,061 2 6 2,072 4,544 3,379 8,799 2,735 562 17 5,480 7,738 4SAN DIEGO 14,813 1,115 8,888 5 14 5,004 9,807 6,527 17,519 4,738 954 943 9,309 14,778 32SAN FRANCISCO 4,767 710 2,734 14 6 2,440 2,209 1,590 6,146 1,633 1,005 208 3,580 3,837 6SAN JOAQUIN 9,166 1,073 5,936 5 7 3,117 6,902 3,362 12,605 3,894 641 181 6,834 7,985 60SAN LUIS OBISPO 355 36 193 0 1 218 117 173 466 128 7 11 439 282 1SAN MATEO 40 4 18 0 0 23 14 14 53 8 4 2 36 36 0SANTA BARBARA 14 1 13 0 0 6 13 6 23 9 0 1 14 11 0SANTA CLARA 12,499 699 7,087 2 8 4,174 9,804 3,882 16,180 4,916 2,927 1,698 8,753 8,968 6SANTA CRUZ 4,037 162 2,220 2 13 625 1,158 725 3,545 707 1,040 12 947 3,108 0SHASTA 283 6 100 0 0 201 77 73 356 74 5 1 145 59 0SIERRA 5 0 2 0 0 2 4 0 9 3 0 0 6 3 0SISKIYOU 270 19 143 4 0 144 111 110 328 35 1 3 174 88 0SOLANO 4,629 296 2,239 2 6 3,204 1,021 1,448 5,608 1,479 240 64 3,989 3,347 15SONOMA 101 2 66 0 0 66 56 15 150 37 6 2 70 49 0STANISLAUS 4,038 367 2,272 2 5 1,924 1,267 1,809 4,852 1,456 94 24 2,531 3,776 16SUTTER 167 9 54 1 1 116 112 45 225 31 3 1 209 90 11TEHAMA 181 12 98 0 0 51 114 112 224 56 2 52 66 131 0TRINITY 6 0 3 0 0 1 6 3 11 2 0 0 3 5 0TULARE 9,471 496 5,109 10 7 5,623 2,985 2,650 12,152 3,278 722 391 6,653 7,697 11TUOLUMNE 57 3 27 0 0 35 34 17 77 12 1 0 64 7 0VENTURA 774 61 280 1 1 460 375 108 895 186 8 2 730 363 1YOLO 2,432 385 1,197 0 0 1,409 796 960 3,006 794 240 55 2,134 1,866 2YUBA 511 62 291 1 0 427 195 122 765 177 14 17 556 408 11CITY OF BERKELEY 110 4 72 0 0 56 42 71 153 46 23 1 100 44 0CITY OF LONG BEACH 4,652 875 3,331 4 10 554 4,291 2,418 5,876 1,929 422 205 3,630 5,940 8CITY OF PASADENA 1,183 142 786 1 0 198 1,025 618 1,369 442 23 4 842 1,378 2UNKNOWN 2,821 408 1,927 3 6 1,000 1,686 1,612 3,385 1,069 152 212 1,790 2,458 5TOTAL 274,614 25,765 174,317 212 258 92,009 180,919 111,285 330,579 102,012 25,763 11,300 194,644 262,730 646


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OTHER TESTS BY AGE

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGEHemoglobin Lead Blood Lead Test Lead Refer VDRL,RPR,ART Gonorrhea Pap Smear Chlamydia Pelvic Ova/Parasites

TOTALCode: 13 Code: 15 Code: 23 Code: 24 Code: 16 Code: 17 Code: 18 Code: 20 Code: 21 Code: 22

0 44 7,981 6,764 1,201 13 16 5 27 6 72 16,1291 372 37,305 48,607 8,313 10 8 15 13 12 323 94,9782 238 27,803 34,898 4,633 9 10 15 11 5 352 67,9743 214 18,028 20,960 2,001 13 19 6 19 3 386 41,6494 221 18,792 20,901 2,067 14 21 0 24 2 413 42,4555 134 12,376 12,231 1,117 19 12 4 11 3 291 26,1986 126 5,988 4,700 471 14 13 0 12 4 297 11,6257 96 2,141 1,749 162 12 15 0 14 0 235 4,4248 91 1,552 1,407 88 11 17 0 20 0 169 3,3559 92 1,383 1,278 101 67 15 0 17 4 227 3,184

10 89 1,332 1,154 65 74 20 1 19 4 186 2,94411 97 1,186 1,285 106 180 20 1 23 1 205 3,10412 68 1,125 1,216 90 306 53 7 57 10 166 3,09813 89 730 842 56 378 114 35 117 31 116 2,50814 53 735 753 69 686 253 100 230 86 135 3,10015 77 629 703 53 1,278 618 194 735 178 116 4,58116 82 568 606 35 1,697 937 267 1,053 251 114 5,61017 48 443 466 39 1,864 1,038 300 1,098 282 84 5,66218 40 185 211 18 508 354 173 388 193 37 2,10719 0 5 17 4 12 51 45 36 69 3 24220 1 72 55 14 14 42 30 32 44 2 306

UNKNOWN 1 30 46 9 1 0 0 0 0 1 88

TOTAL 2,273 140,389 160,849 20,712 7,180 3,646 1,198 3,956 1,188 3,930 345,321


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OTHER TESTS BY AGE





0 5 742 1,031 161 1 0 0 1 0 6 1,9471 15 6,370 7,644 1,811 1 0 0 3 0 21 15,8652 14 3,959 4,838 1,035 4 1 0 0 0 14 9,8653 8 1,326 2,065 339 0 1 0 0 0 19 3,7584 8 1,266 1,868 342 1 2 0 2 0 19 3,5085 8 645 1,015 147 3 0 0 1 0 15 1,8346 8 171 355 50 2 0 0 0 0 12 5987 2 84 175 25 2 0 0 1 0 8 2978 5 50 137 11 2 2 0 2 0 12 2219 7 52 132 14 10 0 0 1 0 11 227

10 2 47 120 10 1 2 0 2 0 13 19711 7 38 127 13 9 3 1 4 0 7 20912 8 33 153 14 13 3 2 3 3 6 23813 11 28 122 6 17 5 4 12 5 3 21314 5 20 95 7 15 20 16 21 18 5 22215 14 11 96 8 41 45 21 35 38 7 31616 10 17 71 4 27 40 24 38 30 5 26617 7 6 56 6 30 57 22 42 43 3 27218 0 1 25 0 11 21 16 18 25 5 12219 0 0 5 0 3 14 10 3 21 3 5920 0 2 0 1 3 1 0 3 3 1 14

TOTAL 144 14,868 20,130 4,004 196 217 116 192 186 195 40,248


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OTHER TESTS BY AGE





0 10 3,721 2,203 218 9 15 1 24 1 50 6,2521 136 20,944 17,867 1,511 5 6 3 8 . 138 40,6182 126 17,320 15,290 1,021 4 8 3 9 1 200 33,9823 130 13,898 12,178 639 13 16 3 18 0 255 27,1504 150 15,057 12,922 718 12 17 0 21 1 282 29,1805 93 10,373 8,255 455 14 10 3 10 1 220 19,4346 90 5,075 3,110 198 7 12 0 12 2 212 8,7187 80 1,653 1,046 68 9 14 0 13 0 185 3,0688 75 1,152 811 38 7 15 0 18 0 117 2,2339 79 990 735 44 44 14 0 16 1 173 2,096

10 82 969 655 36 52 17 1 17 0 137 1,96611 82 832 750 52 140 11 0 15 0 147 2,02912 56 790 719 45 270 45 5 49 4 128 2,11113 73 499 487 25 340 89 23 94 21 96 1,74714 40 518 440 36 624 196 65 188 54 104 2,26515 58 469 455 28 1,189 481 137 645 103 90 3,65516 69 443 411 20 1,616 778 176 941 147 93 4,69417 40 353 318 19 1,786 857 202 986 168 70 4,79918 39 158 137 5 477 277 103 324 106 30 1,65620 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 1,508 95,214 78,789 5,176 6,618 2,878 725 3,408 610 2,727 197,653


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OTHER TESTS BY AGE





0 29 3,518 3,530 822 3 1 4 2 5 16 7,9301 221 9,991 23,096 4,991 4 2 12 2 12 164 38,4952 98 6,524 14,770 2,577 1 1 12 2 4 138 24,1273 76 2,803 6,717 1,023 0 2 3 1 3 112 10,7404 63 2,469 6,111 1,007 1 2 0 1 1 112 9,7675 33 1,358 2,961 515 2 2 1 0 2 56 4,9306 28 742 1,235 223 5 1 0 0 2 73 2,3097 14 404 528 69 1 1 0 0 0 42 1,0598 11 350 459 39 2 0 0 0 0 40 9019 6 341 411 43 13 1 0 0 3 43 861

10 5 316 379 19 21 1 0 0 4 36 78111 8 316 408 41 31 6 0 4 1 51 86612 4 302 344 31 23 5 0 5 3 32 74913 5 203 233 25 21 20 8 11 5 17 54814 8 197 218 26 47 37 19 21 14 26 61315 5 149 152 17 48 92 36 55 37 19 61016 3 108 124 11 54 119 67 74 74 16 65017 1 84 92 14 48 124 76 70 71 11 59118 1 26 49 13 20 56 54 46 62 2 32919 0 5 12 4 9 37 35 33 48 0 18320 1 70 55 13 11 41 30 29 41 1 292

UNKNOWN 1 30 46 9 1 0 0 0 0 1 88

TOTAL 621 30,306 61,930 11,532 366 551 357 356 392 1,008 107,419


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OTHER TESTS BY ETHNICITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


Race/EthnicityHemoglobin Lead Blood Lead Test Lead Refer VDRL,RPR,ART Gonorrhea Pap Smear Chlamydia Pelvic Ova/Parasites


AMERICAN INDIAN 3 231 257 28 3 6 5 10 5 3 551ASIAN 18 2,004 5,284 1,747 12 167 17 25 63 37 9,374BLACK 485 3,741 6,692 2,030 239 272 127 272 182 130 14,170FILIPINO 1 303 689 93 15 10 4 11 6 12 1,144HISPANIC 1,425 95,499 130,376 12,653 2,754 1,898 410 2,172 385 3,367 250,939WHITE 34 6,888 8,794 2,019 57 272 125 282 156 25 18,652OTHER 27 9,705 4,391 1,635 48 78 47 77 33 93 16,134PACIFIC ISLANDER 1 73 255 35 0 3 2 9 2 2 382UNKOWN 279 21,945 4,111 472 4,052 940 461 1,098 356 261 33,975

TOTAL 2,273 140,389 160,849 20,712 7,180 3,646 1,198 3,956 1,188 3,930 345,321


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AMERICAN INDIAN 0 73 61 7 1 2 1 2 1 1 149ASIAN 0 488 508 93 0 10 0 3 10 4 1,116BLACK 97 660 1,503 297 108 77 40 73 56 25 2,936FILIPINO 0 26 52 11 1 1 0 2 0 0 93HISPANIC 39 8,194 13,201 2,519 64 50 28 54 46 108 24,303WHITE 4 2,301 3,023 594 11 42 32 31 40 7 6,085OTHER 2 955 1,260 221 5 20 10 13 16 12 2,514PACIFIC ISLANDER 0 7 41 6 0 0 1 1 1 1 58UNKOWN 2 2,164 481 256 6 15 4 13 16 37 2,994

TOTAL 144 14,868 20,130 4,004 196 217 116 192 186 195 40,248


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AMERICAN INDIAN 1 114 127 9 1 4 2 7 3 1 269ASIAN 0 570 741 203 6 3 0 6 3 30 1,562BLACK 191 1,039 1,492 160 79 111 12 126 31 19 3,260FILIPINO 0 175 416 28 13 7 2 8 3 12 664HISPANIC 1,009 64,829 69,044 3,840 2,412 1,664 235 1,959 200 2,361 147,553WHITE 25 3,007 2,894 523 33 160 23 183 43 13 6,904OTHER 11 7,391 1,678 315 35 16 4 33 2 72 9,557PACIFIC ISLANDER 1 39 104 8 0 0 0 5 0 1 158UNKOWN 270 18,050 2,293 90 4,039 913 447 1,081 325 218 27,726

TOTAL 1,508 95,214 78,789 5,176 6,618 2,878 725 3,408 610 2,727 197,653


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AMERICAN INDIAN 2 44 69 12 1 0 2 1 1 1 133ASIAN 18 946 4,035 1,451 6 154 17 16 50 3 6,696BLACK 197 2,042 3,697 1,573 52 84 75 73 95 86 7,974FILIPINO 1 102 221 54 1 2 2 1 3 0 387HISPANIC 377 22,476 48,131 6,294 278 184 147 159 139 898 79,083WHITE 5 1,580 2,877 902 13 70 70 68 73 5 5,663OTHER 14 1,359 1,453 1,099 8 42 33 31 15 9 4,063PACIFIC ISLANDER 0 27 110 21 0 3 1 3 1 0 166UNKOWN 7 1,731 1,337 126 7 12 10 4 15 6 3,255

TOTAL 621 30,307 61,930 11,532 366 551 357 356 392 1,008 107,420


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TABLE 67CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES

CHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICESCHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP) PROGRAM

OTHER TESTS BY COUNTY/CITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES JULY 2002 THROUGH JUNE 2003

County/CityHemoglobin Lead Blood Lead Test Lead Refer VDRL,RPR, Gonorrhea Pap Smear Chlamydia Pelvic Ova/Parasites

TOTALCode: 13 Code: 15 Code: 23 Code: 24 ART Code: 16 Code: 17 Code: 18 Code: 20 Code: 21 Code: 22

ALAMEDA 4 550 1,323 20 17 84 17 34 62 59 1,156ALPINE 0 13 20 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 23AMADOR 1 48 56 10 0 2 0 2 0 0 84BUTTE 2 2,888 1,782 65 16 1 2 17 0 11 2,729CALAVERAS 3 36 115 15 0 1 2 2 2 0 111COLUSA 2 202 39 4 1 1 2 1 1 2 512CONTRA COSTA 2 231 2,098 653 73 158 17 154 44 13 1,597DEL NORTE 0 84 99 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 24EL DORADO 0 49 49 1 4 3 3 1 2 1 117FRESNO 2 10,525 10,817 617 10 167 23 26 24 79 5,938GLENN 0 134 174 12 0 1 1 1 2 1 206HUMBOLDT 0 295 108 9 0 1 2 1 0 2 205IMPERIAL 0 3,047 2,870 62 2 564 2 562 1 0 3,557INYO 0 11 22 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 50KERN 4 2,723 6,270 1,434 12 20 10 24 27 13 4,352KINGS 0 806 192 7 1 2 3 4 1 8 446LAKE 0 138 141 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 132LASSEN 0 13 18 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 15LOS ANGELES 1,052 56,283 56,835 3,032 6,815 2,005 738 2,008 602 2,988 90,184MADERA 1 3,001 1,864 33 0 1 0 8 7 7 2,862MARIN 0 345 88 299 0 0 0 0 1 2 320MARIPOSA 0 12 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 5MENDOCINO 0 120 42 36 0 2 1 1 0 19 296MERCED 0 2,931 2,342 18 0 5 5 3 8 4 3,081MODOC 0 33 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 58MONO 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5MONTEREY 0 2,461 1,241 235 0 1 0 0 0 11 2,656NAPA 0 54 2 101 1 0 0 0 0 0 16NEVADA 0 191 276 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 291ORANGE 1,102 8,760 19,715 1,945 64 172 142 592 133 154 15,780PLACER 0 579 491 145 0 2 1 1 2 0 621PLUMAS 0 40 29 2 8 9 1 9 0 0 116RIVERSIDE 3 6,078 7,027 226 9 21 23 30 20 22 7,072SACRAMENTO 1 1,534 1,320 2,273 14 44 18 41 67 50 1,684SAN BENITO 0 157 36 107 0 0 1 1 0 1 152SAN BERNARDINO 40 5,030 10,729 1,286 15 39 18 40 29 50 9,085SAN DIEGO 23 7,906 13,199 456 45 49 37 49 14 55 11,987SAN FRANCISCO 4 240 851 467 1 0 2 0 1 1 439SAN JOAQUIN 0 1,159 839 1,514 1 0 4 5 4 2 773SAN LUIS OBISPO 0 4 8 387 0 82 5 85 5 1 149SAN MATEO 1 2,385 2,410 9 1 20 1 24 1 41 2,450SANTA BARBARA 0 538 865 742 0 2 1 21 1 11 1,078SANTA CLARA 1 4,745 794 359 3 46 5 56 6 213 5,319SANTA CRUZ 8 3,082 492 11 2 5 12 5 8 61 1,950SHASTA 0 71 10 200 0 0 2 3 0 0 102SIERRA 0 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 9SISKIYOU 0 75 20 0 1 1 9 1 9 0 86SOLANO 1 585 969 22 8 47 19 45 16 3 1,013SONOMA 0 251 508 118 5 20 3 24 26 11 607STANISLAUS 2 2,762 2,254 88 2 2 3 4 1 0 2,504SUTTER 1 448 374 167 0 0 1 1 2 0 455TEHAMA 1 39 56 5 0 2 2 1 1 0 82TRINITY 0 11 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8TULARE 2 2,387 2,258 791 2 2 3 6 3 25 2,006TUOLUMNE 0 34 63 6 0 2 3 1 1 0 62VENTURA 1 3,146 3,987 1,598 6 14 6 15 5 4 3,560YOLO 1 202 440 18 0 0 4 6 7 0 277YUBA 0 154 55 93 0 2 1 2 1 1 156CITY OF BERKELEY 0 2 30 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 15CITY OF LONG BEAC 5 585 1,161 719 32 34 34 32 28 1 1,219CITY OF PASADENA 2 14 536 237 3 3 2 2 4 0 321UNKNOWN 1 154 384 45 3 4 5 3 7 1 322TOTAL 2,273 140,389 160,849 20,712 7,180 3,646 1,198 3,956 1,188 3,930 345,321


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County/City Hemoglobin Lead Blood Lead Test Lead Refer VDRL,RPR, Gonorrhea Pap Smear Chlamydia Pelvic Ova/Parasites TOTALCode: 13 Code: 15 Code: 23 Code: 24 ART Code: 16 Code: 17 Code: 18 Code: 20 Code: 21 Code: 22

ALAMEDA 1 25 18 0 2 29 5 10 26 2 122ALPINE 0 5 7 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1AMADOR 0 6 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 15BUTTE 0 1,598 1,296 49 0 1 0 2 0 0 1,722CALAVERAS 0 7 28 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 36COLUSA 1 16 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 15CONTRA COSTA 0 15 0 4 0 1 0 1 1 0 23DEL NORTE 0 60 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20EL DORADO 0 3 6 0 0 2 3 0 2 0 18FRESNO 0 1,043 870 15 4 8 6 4 7 1 504GLENN 0 108 104 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 147HUMBOLDT 0 161 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 112IMPERIAL 0 290 555 54 0 6 0 6 0 0 369INYO 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2KERN 0 51 587 83 6 10 2 10 10 1 231KINGS 0 454 159 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 245LAKE 0 37 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33LASSEN 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 6LOS ANGELES 127 1,011 3,578 266 159 48 39 73 36 111 3,137MADERA 0 2,126 1,462 20 0 1 0 0 5 0 2,073MARIN 0 176 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 40MARIPOSA 0 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3MENDOCINO 0 51 8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 128MERCED 0 1,970 1,817 17 0 5 2 0 7 1 2,076MODOC 0 19 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36MONO 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11MONTEREY 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3NAPA 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 192NEVADA 0 151 187 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 33ORANGE 0 10 65 3 0 3 0 1 2 0 222PLACER 0 263 179 104 0 1 1 0 2 0 55PLUMAS 0 25 1 0 4 5 0 5 0 0 210RIVERSIDE 0 46 580 44 0 5 7 6 6 1 177SACRAMENTO 0 112 99 240 0 11 5 4 19 31 93SAN BENITO 0 121 16 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1,545SAN BERNARDINO 10 107 2,131 381 5 15 8 11 13 3 381SAN DIEGO 0 118 707 29 2 6 6 7 1 1 8SAN FRANCISCO 0 3 14 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 34SAN JOAQUIN 0 24 50 140 0 0 1 1 0 0 9SAN LUIS OBISPO 0 0 0 283 0 2 4 4 4 0 1,131SAN MATEO 0 1,168 1,506 4 0 4 1 5 1 14 123SANTA BARBARA 0 22 476 667 0 0 0 1 0 0 620SANTA CLARA 0 169 69 64 0 2 0 2 0 25 2SANTA CRUZ 0 4 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 43SHASTA 0 7 2 138 0 0 1 0 0 0 4SIERRA 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 60SISKIYOU 0 38 5 0 1 1 4 1 4 0 22SOLANO 0 5 21 0 3 7 0 7 0 0 202SONOMA 0 43 331 15 1 19 2 6 23 0 1,329STANISLAUS 2 1,201 989 19 2 2 0 2 0 0 263SUTTER 0 264 200 52 0 0 1 1 2 0 44TEHAMA 0 27 28 5 0 1 1 1 1 0 3TRINITY 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 49TULARE 0 86 38 16 0 0 0 0 1 1 26TUOLUMNE 0 7 27 6 0 2 2 1 1 0 1,644VENTURA 1 1,485 1,674 1,138 3 12 5 13 5 1 5YOLO 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 72YUBA 0 71 11 40 0 1 1 0 1 0 2CITY OF BERKELEY 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65CITY OF LONG BEAC 0 32 80 41 2 1 2 2 1 0 36CITY OF PASADENA 2 6 45 41 2 2 2 1 2 0 103UNKNOWN 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 4TOTAL 144 14,868 20,130 4,004 196 217 116 192 186 195 19,939


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ALAMEDA 2 330 496 11 13 12 1 11 3 48 927ALPINE 0 6 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 16AMADOR 1 38 47 6 0 1 0 1 0 0 94BUTTE 1 1,273 307 12 16 0 2 15 0 11 1,637CALAVERAS 3 26 77 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 109COLUSA 0 31 20 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 55CONTRA COSTA 0 34 681 141 73 156 13 151 39 13 1,301DEL NORTE 0 22 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37EL DORADO 0 38 24 1 4 1 0 1 0 1 70FRESNO 1 3,109 2,810 77 2 7 7 13 3 71 6,100GLENN 0 23 39 6 0 1 1 1 2 1 74HUMBOLDT 0 115 42 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 163IMPERIAL 0 2,757 2310 8 2 558 2 556 1 0 6,194INYO 0 10 15 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 28KERN 1 2,054 2617 125 5 5 3 8 2 9 4,829KINGS 0 349 26 2 1 2 3 4 1 8 396LAKE 0 99 102 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 202LASSEN 0 11 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 22LOS ANGELES 394 44,435 27701 581 6344 1826 564 1820 475 1982 86,122MADERA 1 843 398 8 0 0 0 8 0 7 1,265MARIN 0 135 18 29 0 0 0 0 0 1 183MARIPOSA 0 8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12MENDOCINO 0 64 25 23 0 1 0 1 0 19 133MERCED 0 956 418 1 0 0 3 3 1 1 1,383MODOC 0 14 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25MONO 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5MONTEREY 0 2,455 1222 235 0 1 0 0 0 11 3,924NAPA 0 38 1 11 1 0 0 0 0 0 51NEVADA 0 40 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 129ORANGE 1059 7,986 10062 893 38 95 70 527 47 140 20,917PLACER 0 315 294 38 0 1 0 1 0 0 649PLUMAS 0 15 23 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 39RIVERSIDE 3 6,012 5472 121 9 8 4 11 4 19 11,663SACRAMENTO 1 1,349 940 176 14 24 3 30 4 19 2,560SAN BENITO 0 36 16 38 0 0 0 0 0 1 91SAN BERNARDINO 19 4,898 5864 784 10 12 3 19 3 45 11,657SAN DIEGO 10 6,362 8556 109 37 25 14 28 4 52 15,197SAN FRANCISCO 4 168 276 126 1 0 1 0 0 1 577SAN JOAQUIN 0 757 768 190 1 0 0 4 1 2 1,723SAN LUIS OBISPO 0 3 5 104 0 80 1 81 1 1 276SAN MATEO 1 1,214 899 5 1 15 0 18 0 27 2,180SANTA BARBARA 0 516 389 75 0 2 1 20 1 11 1,015SANTA CLARA 0 643 257 223 3 8 0 12 0 132 1,278SANTA CRUZ 0 420 480 11 1 2 5 2 5 54 980SHASTA 0 63 4 62 0 0 0 3 0 0 132SIERRA 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2SISKIYOU 0 28 1 0 0 0 5 0 5 0 39SOLANO 0 568 438 1 1 25 8 27 1 3 1,072SONOMA 0 206 175 103 4 1 1 18 3 11 522STANISLAUS 0 741 523 7 0 0 3 2 0 0 1,276SUTTER 0 184 137 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 358TEHAMA 1 9 20 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 32TRINITY 0 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 9TULARE 0 930 750 182 2 2 2 4 2 18 1,892TUOLUMNE 0 26 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61VENTURA 0 1,652 2031 456 3 2 1 2 0 2 4,149YOLO 1 202 198 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 406YUBA 0 82 13 11 0 1 0 2 0 0 109CITY OF BERKELEY 0 0 14 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 15CITY OF LONG BEAC 5 499 370 98 28 1 1 1 1 0 1,004CITY OF PASADENA 0 8 240 34 0 1 0 1 1 0 285UNKNOWN 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2TOTAL 1,508 95,214 78,789 5,176 6,618 2,878 725 3,408 610 2,727 197,653SOURCE: F.Y. 2002/03SUMMARY CHDP DATA COME FROM CONFIDENTIAL SCREENING AND BILLING FORMS (PM160).

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ALAMEDA 1 195 809 9 2 43 11 13 33 9 1,125ALPINE 0 2 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8AMADOR 0 4 7 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 16BUTTE 1 17 179 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 201CALAVERAS 0 3 10 8 0 0 2 1 2 0 26COLUSA 1 155 14 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 175CONTRA COSTA 2 182 1417 508 0 1 4 2 4 0 2,120DEL NORTE 0 2 81 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 84EL DORADO 0 8 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27FRESNO 1 6373 7137 525 4 152 10 9 14 7 14,232GLENN 0 3 31 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 35HUMBOLDT 0 19 65 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 89IMPERIAL 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5INYO 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3KERN 3 618 3066 1226 1 5 5 6 15 3 4,948KINGS 0 3 7 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 15LAKE 0 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7LASSEN 0 2 8 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 12LOS ANGELES 531 10837 25556 2185 312 131 135 115 91 895 40,788MADERA 0 32 4 5 0 0 0 0 2 0 43MARIN 0 34 65 270 0 0 0 0 0 1 370MARIPOSA 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2MENDOCINO 0 5 9 9 0 1 1 0 0 0 25MERCED 0 5 107 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 114MODOC 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8MONO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MONTEREY 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13NAPA 0 15 1 88 0 0 0 0 0 0 104NEVADA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0ORANGE 43 764 9588 1049 26 74 72 64 84 14 11,778PLACER 0 1 18 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 22PLUMAS 0 0 5 1 4 4 1 4 0 0 19RIVERSIDE 0 20 975 61 0 8 12 13 10 2 1,101SACRAMENTO 0 73 281 1857 0 9 10 7 44 0 2,281SAN BENITO 0 0 4 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 72SAN BERNARDINO 11 25 2734 121 0 12 7 10 13 2 2,935SAN DIEGO 13 1426 3936 318 6 18 17 14 9 2 5,759SAN FRANCISCO 0 69 561 341 0 0 0 0 1 0 972SAN JOAQUIN 0 378 21 1184 0 0 3 0 3 0 1,589SAN LUIS OBISPO 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4SAN MATEO 0 3 5 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 10SANTA BARBARA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SANTA CLARA 1 3933 468 72 0 36 5 42 6 56 4,619SANTA CRUZ 8 2658 0 0 1 3 7 3 3 6 2,689SHASTA 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 6SIERRA 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2SISKIYOU 0 9 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23SOLANO 1 12 510 21 4 15 11 11 15 0 600SONOMA 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4STANISLAUS 0 820 742 62 0 0 0 0 1 0 1,625SUTTER 1 0 37 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 116TEHAMA 0 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11TRINITY 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2TULARE 2 1371 1470 593 0 0 1 2 0 6 3,445TUOLUMNE 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3VENTURA 0 9 282 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 296YOLO 0 0 239 12 0 0 4 5 7 0 267YUBA 0 1 31 42 0 0 0 0 0 1 75CITY OF BERKELEY 0 2 15 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 18CITY OF LONG BEAC 0 53 711 580 2 32 31 29 26 1 1,465CITY OF PASADENA 0 0 251 162 1 0 0 0 1 0 415UNKNOWN 1 153 382 45 3 4 4 3 6 0 601TOTAL 621 30306 61930 11532 366 551 357 356 392 1008 107,419SOURCE: F.Y. 2002/03 SUMMARY CHDP DATA COME FROM CONFIDENTIAL SCREENING AND BILLING FORMS (PM160).

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ALAMEDA 43,794 83,321 52.56% 15,313 43,314 35.35% 59,107 126,635 46.68%

TABLE 71


CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP) PROGRAMCHDP CHILDREN SERVED VS. TARGET POPULATION BY SOURCE AND COUNTY/CITY


COUNTY/CITY

MEDI-CAL CHILDREN

SERVED BY CHDP (INCLUDE

INFO/PHP)

MEDI-CAL TARGET

POPULATION FY 02/03

MEDI-CAL PERCENTOF TOTAL

CHILDREN SERVEDBY CHDP

STATE-FUNDEDCHILDREN

SERVED BY CHDP

STATE-FUNDEDTARGET

POPULATION FY02/03

STATE-FUNDEDPERCENT OF TOTALCHILDREN SERVED

BY CHDP

TOTALCHILDREN

SERVED BYCHDP FY

02/03

TOTAL TARGETPOPULATION

FY 02/03

PERCENT OF TARGET

POPULATION SERVED

ALPINE 169 134 126.12% 149 39 378.16% 318 173 183.39%AMADOR 691 1,493 46.28% 676 852 79.32% 1,367 2,345 58.29%BUTTE 10,084 22,769 44.29% 3,505 10,267 34.14% 13,589 33,036 41.13%CALAVERAS 1,441 2,639 54.60% 882 1,710 51.57% 2,323 4,349 53.41%COLUSA 1,688 2,325 72.60% 1,013 1,729 58.58% 2,701 4,054 66.62%CONTRA COSTA 20,241 46,068 43.94% 5,561 23,119 24.05% 25,802 69,187 37.29%DEL NORTE 1,299 3,686 35.24% 331 1,688 19.61% 1,630 5,374 30.33%EL DORADO 2,453 6,119 40.09% 1,959 5,350 36.62% 4,412 11,469 38.47%FRESNO 77,977 138,768 56.19% 24,891 59,412 41.90% 102,868 198,180 51.91%GLENN 1,324 3,137 42.21% 971 2,574 37.72% 2,295 5,711 40.18%HUMBOLDT 4,559 11,405 39.97% 2,642 6,355 41.58% 7,201 17,760 40.55%IMPERIAL 5,996 21,301 28.15% 8,237 14,873 55.38% 14,233 36,174 39.35%INYO 632 1,271 49.72% 365 813 44.87% 997 2,084 47.83%KERN 48,711 95,436 51.04% 21,635 48,995 44.16% 70,346 144,431 48.71%KINGS 3,094 15,591 19.84% 2,740 10,136 27.03% 5,834 25,727 22.68%LAKE 1,531 6,406 23.90% 844 3,543 23.82% 2,375 9,949 23.87%LASSEN 927 2,309 40.15% 367 1,455 25.23% 1,294 3,764 34.38%LOS ANGELES 385,399 1,197,506 32.18% 352,567 538,745 65.44% 737,966 1,736,252 42.50%MADERA 8,751 17,793 49.18% 4,673 8,725 53.56% 13,424 26,518 50.62%MARIN 2,856 5,421 52.68% 1,246 4,218 29.54% 4,102 9,639 42.56%MARIPOSA 251 1,113 22.55% 91 784 11.60% 342 1,897 18.03%MENDOCINO 2,918 9,122 31.99% 1,963 4,619 42.50% 4,881 13,741 35.52%MERCED 16,086 36,321 44.29% 6,315 17,611 35.86% 22,401 53,932 41.54%MODOC 258 1,094 23.58% 147 559 26.30% 405 1,653 24.50%MONO 307 580 52.93% 312 511 61.09% 619 1,091 56.75%MONTEREY 752 37,964 1.98% 10,854 25,721 42.20% 11,606 63,685 18.22%NAPA 2,903 5,395 53.81% 1,853 4,147 44.68% 4,756 9,542 49.84%NEVADA 1,648 3,461 47.62% 683 3,201 21.33% 2,331 6,662 34.99%ORANGE 94,261 173,241 54.41% 72,815 123,442 58.99% 167,076 296,683 56.31%PLACER 4,302 8,121 52.97% 2,089 6,804 30.70% 6,391 14,925 42.82%PLUMAS 467 1,268 36.83% 260 720 36.14% 727 1,988 36.58%RIVERSIDE 35,569 138,559 25.67% 47,162 93,626 50.37% 82,731 232,185 35.63%SACRAMENTO 67,516 136,220 49.56% 12,165 55,160 22.05% 79,681 191,380 41.63%SAN BENITO 1,703 3,357 50.73% 1,912 2,540 75.28% 3,615 5,897 61.30%SAN BERNARDINO 49,733 191,254 26.00% 54,509 114,490 47.61% 104,242 305,744 34.09%SAN DIEGO 64,087 173,494 36.94% 54,111 144,396 37.47% 118,198 317,890 37.18%SAN FRANCISCO 17,615 37,883 46.50% 4,908 20,570 23.86% 22,523 58,453 38.53%SAN JOAQUIN 34,088 67,351 50.61% 13,297 32,209 41.28% 47,385 99,560 47.59%SAN LUIS OBISPO 6,116 12,420 49.24% 3,103 9,646 32.17% 9,219 22,066 41.78%SAN MATEO 14,121 23,813 59.30% 8,962 16,996 52.73% 23,083 40,809 56.56%SANTA BARBARA 18,727 30,685 61.03% 9,726 19,173 50.73% 28,453 49,858 57.07%SANTA CLARA 41,403 80,397 51.50% 11,151 43,047 25.90% 52,554 123,444 42.57%SANTA CRUZ 13,895 14,512 95.75% 5,188 9,970 52.04% 19,083 24,482 77.95%SHASTA 3,376 16,408 20.58% 2,665 9,022 29.54% 6,041 25,430 23.76%SIERRA 94 204 46.08% 47 113 41.76% 141 317 44.54%SISKIYOU 1,927 4,390 43.90% 718 2,297 31.26% 2,645 6,687 39.56%SOLANO 11,837 23,947 49.43% 3,764 15,224 24.72% 15,601 39,171 39.83%SONOMA 7,492 19,437 38.55% 4,738 14,709 32.21% 12,230 34,146 35.82%STANISLAUS 25,043 54,277 46.14% 12,357 29,662 41.66% 37,400 83,939 44.56%SUTTER 3,012 8,320 36.20% 1,403 4,821 29.10% 4,415 13,141 33.60%TEHAMA 2,873 6,607 43.48% 1,441 3,199 45.05% 4,314 9,806 43.99%TRINITY 237 1,069 22.17% 186 672 27.67% 423 1,741 24.29%TULARE 29,904 68,068 43.93% 12,383 30,763 40.25% 42,287 98,831 42.79%TUOLUMNE 1,151 3,122 36.87% 410 1,879 21.82% 1,561 5,001 31.21%VENTURA 21,199 47,828 44.32% 14,815 28,556 51.88% 36,014 76,384 47.15%YOLO 6,989 13,462 51.92% 2,883 7,669 37.59% 9,872 21,131 46.72%YUBA 3,167 9,501 33.33% 1,295 5,555 23.31% 4,462 15,056 29.64%

CITY OF BERKELEY 501 6,306 7.94% 169 3,278 5.16% 670 9,585 6.99%CITY OF LONG BEACH 21,058 61,494 34.24% 10,496 27,666 37.94% 31,554 89,160 35.39%CITY OF PASADENA 4,735 18,041 26.25% 2,165 8,117 26.67% 6,900 26,158 26.38%UNKNOWN 11,431 N/A N/A 33 N/A N/A 11,464 N/A N/A

TOTAL 1,268,369 3,235,005 39.21% 846,111 1,731,057 48.88% 2,114,480 4,966,062 42.58%


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ALAMEDA 43,794 74.09% 15,313 25.91% 59,107

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CHDP CHILDREN SERVED BY SOURCE AND COUNTY/CITY


COUNTY/CITYMEDI-CAL CHILDREN

SERVED BY CHDP (INCLUDE INFO/PHP)

MEDI-CAL PERCENT OFTOTAL CHILDREN SERVED BY CHDP

STATE-FUNDEDCHILDREN SERVED BY

CHDP

STATE-FUNDED PERCENTOF TOTAL CHILDREN

SERVED BY CHDPTOTAL

ALPINE 169 53.14% 149 46.86% 318AMADOR 691 50.55% 676 49.45% 1,367BUTTE 10,084 74.21% 3,505 25.79% 13,589CALAVERAS 1,441 62.03% 882 37.97% 2,323COLUSA 1,688 62.50% 1,013 37.50% 2,701CONTRA COSTA 20,241 78.45% 5,561 21.55% 25,802DEL NORTE 1,299 79.69% 331 20.31% 1,630EL DORADO 2,453 55.60% 1,959 44.40% 4,412FRESNO 77,977 75.80% 24,891 24.20% 102,868GLENN 1,324 57.69% 971 42.31% 2,295HUMBOLDT 4,559 63.31% 2,642 36.69% 7,201IMPERIAL 5,996 42.13% 8,237 57.87% 14,233INYO 632 63.39% 365 36.61% 997KERN 48,711 69.24% 21,635 30.76% 70,346KINGS 3,094 53.03% 2,740 46.97% 5,834LAKE 1,531 64.46% 844 35.54% 2,375LASSEN 927 71.64% 367 28.36% 1,294LOS ANGELES 385,399 52.22% 352,567 47.78% 737,966MADERA 8,751 65.19% 4,673 34.81% 13,424MARIN 2,856 69.62% 1,246 30.38% 4,102MARIPOSA 251 73.39% 91 26.61% 342MENDOCINO 2,918 59.78% 1,963 40.22% 4,881MERCED 16,086 71.81% 6,315 28.19% 22,401MODOC 258 63.70% 147 36.30% 405MONO 307 49.60% 312 50.40% 619MONTEREY 752 6.48% 10,854 93.52% 11,606NAPA 2,903 61.04% 1,853 38.96% 4,756NEVADA 1,648 70.70% 683 29.30% 2,331ORANGE 94,261 56.42% 72,815 43.58% 167,076PLACER 4,302 67.31% 2,089 32.69% 6,391PLUMAS 467 64.24% 260 35.76% 727RIVERSIDE 35,569 42.99% 47,162 57.01% 82,731SACRAMENTO 67,516 84.73% 12,165 15.27% 79,681SAN BENITO 1,703 47.11% 1,912 52.89% 3,615SAN BERNARDINO 49,733 47.71% 54,509 52.29% 104,242SAN DIEGO 64,087 54.22% 54,111 45.78% 118,198SAN FRANCISCO 17,615 78.21% 4,908 21.79% 22,523SAN JOAQUIN 34,088 71.94% 13,297 28.06% 47,385SAN LUIS OBISPO 6,116 66.34% 3,103 33.66% 9,219SAN MATEO 14,121 61.17% 8,962 38.83% 23,083SANTA BARBARA 18,727 65.82% 9,726 34.18% 28,453SANTA CLARA 41,403 78.78% 11,151 21.22% 52,554SANTA CRUZ 13,895 72.81% 5,188 27.19% 19,083SHASTA 3,376 55.88% 2,665 44.12% 6,041SIERRA 94 66.67% 47 33.33% 141SISKIYOU 1,927 72.85% 718 27.15% 2,645SOLANO 11,837 75.87% 3,764 24.13% 15,601SONOMA 7,492 61.26% 4,738 38.74% 12,230STANISLAUS 25,043 66.96% 12,357 33.04% 37,400SUTTER 3,012 68.22% 1,403 31.78% 4,415TEHAMA 2,873 66.60% 1,441 33.40% 4,314TRINITY 237 56.03% 186 43.97% 423TULARE 29,904 70.72% 12,383 29.28% 42,287TUOLUMNE 1,151 73.73% 410 26.27% 1,561VENTURA 21,199 58.86% 14,815 41.14% 36,014YOLO 6,989 70.80% 2,883 29.20% 9,872YUBA 3,167 70.98% 1,295 29.02% 4,462CITY OF BERKELEY 501 74.78% 169 25.22% 670CITY LONG 21,058 66.74% 10,496 33.26% 31,554CITY PASADENA 4,735 68.62% 2,165 31.38% 6,900UNKNOWN 11,431 99.71% 33 0.29% 11,464

TOTAL 1,268,369 59.98% 846,111 40.02% 2,114,480


87



CHILDREN SERVED BY GENDER

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


COUNTY/CITY FEMALE PERCENT OF FEMALE MALE PERCENT OF MALE MISSING PERCENT OF MISSING TOTAL

ALAMEDA 29,243 49.47% 29,599 50.08% 265 0.45% 59,107ALPINE 154 48.43% 158 49.69% 6 1.89% 318AMADOR 708 51.79% 648 47.40% 11 0.80% 1,367BUTTE 6,564 48.30% 6,998 51.50% 27 0.20% 13,589CALAVERAS 1,127 48.51% 1,177 50.67% 19 0.82% 2,323COLUSA 1,332 49.32% 1,357 50.24% 12 0.44% 2,701CONTRA COSTA 12,354 47.88% 13,352 51.75% 96 0.37% 25,802DEL NORTE 790 48.47% 837 51.35% 3 0.18% 1,630EL DORADO 2,271 51.47% 2,129 48.25% 12 0.27% 4,412FRESNO 50,681 49.27% 51,941 50.49% 246 0.24% 102,868GLENN 1,199 52.24% 1,085 47.28% 11 0.48% 2,295HUMBOLDT 3,401 47.23% 3,725 51.73% 75 1.04% 7,201IMPERIAL 6,859 48.19% 7,338 51.56% 36 0.25% 14,233INYO 505 50.65% 490 49.15% 2 0.20% 997KERN 34,483 49.02% 35,638 50.66% 225 0.32% 70,346KINGS 2,838 48.65% 2,985 51.17% 11 0.19% 5,834LAKE 1,157 48.72% 1,206 50.78% 12 0.51% 2,375LASSEN 615 47.53% 671 51.85% 8 0.62% 1,294LOS ANGELES 363,664 49.28% 369,828 50.11% 4,474 0.61% 737,966MADERA 6,475 48.23% 6,930 51.62% 19 0.14% 13,424MARIN 1,971 48.05% 2,109 51.41% 22 0.54% 4,102MARIPOSA 171 50.00% 171 50.00% 0 0.00% 342MENDOCINO 2,356 48.27% 2,506 51.34% 19 0.39% 4,881MERCED 11,040 49.28% 11,322 50.54% 39 0.17% 22,401MODOC 189 46.67% 211 52.10% 5 1.23% 405MONO 306 49.43% 309 49.92% 4 0.65% 619MONTEREY 5,766 49.68% 5,760 49.63% 80 0.69% 11,606NAPA 2,367 49.77% 2,383 50.11% 6 0.13% 4,756NEVADA 1,108 47.53% 1,220 52.34% 3 0.13% 2,331ORANGE 82,864 49.60% 82,107 49.14% 2,105 1.26% 167,076PLACER 3,136 49.07% 3,247 50.81% 8 0.13% 6,391PLUMAS 317 43.60% 404 55.57% 6 0.83% 727RIVERSIDE 41,058 49.63% 41,455 50.11% 218 0.26% 82,731SACRAMENTO 39,287 49.31% 40,064 50.28% 330 0.41% 79,681SAN BENITO 1,782 49.29% 1,794 49.63% 39 1.08% 3,615SAN BERNARDINO 51,206 49.12% 52,848 50.70% 188 0.18% 104,242SAN DIEGO 58,284 49.31% 59,507 50.35% 407 0.34% 118,198SAN FRANCISCO 11,054 49.08% 11,396 50.60% 73 0.32% 22,523SAN JOAQUIN 23,116 48.78% 23,927 50.49% 342 0.72% 47,385SAN LUIS OBISPO 4,447 48.24% 4,743 51.45% 29 0.31% 9,219SAN MATEO 11,176 48.42% 11,853 51.35% 54 0.23% 23,083SANTA BARBARA 13,932 48.96% 14,437 50.74% 84 0.30% 28,453SANTA CLARA 26,052 49.57% 26,415 50.26% 87 0.17% 52,554SANTA CRUZ 9,463 49.59% 9,593 50.27% 27 0.14% 19,083SHASTA 2,865 47.43% 3,147 52.09% 29 0.48% 6,041SIERRA 69 48.94% 72 51.06% 0 0.00% 141SISKIYOU 1,333 50.40% 1,307 49.41% 5 0.19% 2,645SOLANO 7,621 48.85% 7,936 50.87% 44 0.28% 15,601SONOMA 5,986 48.95% 6,228 50.92% 16 0.13% 12,230STANISLAUS 18,227 48.74% 19,056 50.95% 117 0.31% 37,400SUTTER 2,131 48.27% 2,246 50.87% 38 0.86% 4,415TEHAMA 2,141 49.63% 2,169 50.28% 4 0.09% 4,314TRINITY 224 52.96% 198 46.81% 1 0.24% 423TULARE 20,838 49.28% 21,249 50.25% 200 0.47% 42,287TUOLUMNE 757 48.49% 801 51.31% 3 0.19% 1,561VENTURA 17,844 49.55% 18,041 50.09% 129 0.36% 36,014YOLO 4,867 49.30% 4,962 50.26% 43 0.44% 9,872YUBA 2,205 49.42% 2,228 49.93% 29 0.65% 4,462CITY OF BERKELEY 322 48.06% 341 50.90% 7 1.04% 670CITY OF LONG BEACH 15,683 49.70% 15,817 50.13% 54 0.17% 31,554CITY OF PASADENA 3,437 49.81% 3,456 50.09% 7 0.10% 6,900UNKNOWN 5,585 48.72% 5,524 48.19% 355 3.10% 11,464

TOTAL 1,041,003 49.23% 1,062,651 50.26% 10,826 0.51% 2,114,480


88

TABLE 74AALAMEDA COUNTY



CHILDREN SCREENED FOR HEALTH ASSESSMENTS AND COUNT FOR RISK REDUCEDBY AGE

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 14,914 20,497 14,280 3,126 2,7861 7,656 12,077 7,216 2,082 1,7692 4,852 4,982 4,095 874 8333 3,430 3,053 2,932 552 5454 4,191 3,775 3,554 605 5925 3,064 2,562 2,444 441 4276 2,161 1,866 1,794 404 4017 1,888 1,580 1,541 386 3808 1,730 1,429 1,394 342 3409 1,782 1,446 1,407 358 35310 1,871 1,586 1,525 399 39411 2,153 1,689 1,640 378 37612 2,252 1,656 1,584 353 34813 1,738 1,356 1,302 292 28614 1,527 1,254 1,219 301 30015 1,282 1,102 1,061 240 23316 981 838 821 170 16817 805 653 641 117 11618 431 357 345 46 4619 150 145 137 31 3120 163 143 142 17 17UNKNOWN 86 85 78 10 10

TOTAL 59,107 64,131 51,152 11,524 10,751




89

TABLE 74BALAMEDA COUNTY



CHILDREN SCREENED FOR HEALTH ASSESSMENTS AND COUNT FOR RISK REDUCEDBY ETHNICITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 122 135 102 17 16ASIAN 7,445 8,327 6,682 933 885BLACK 11,275 11,308 9,590 3,106 2,946FILIPINO 640 679 528 108 101HISPANIC 23,156 25,936 19,807 4,616 4,247WHITE 2,090 2,149 1,797 452 414OTHER 9,276 10,072 8,163 1,482 1,391PACIFIC ISLANDER 232 216 191 44 44UNKOWN 4,871 5,309 4,292 766 707

TOTAL 59,107 64,131 51,152 11,524 10,751




90

TABLE 75AALPINE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 67 83 66 14 141 37 48 32 10 72 23 20 20 3 33 21 21 20 3 34 23 21 21 3 35 15 14 14 3 36 9 8 8 3 37 7 4 4 1 18 9 8 8 0 09 7 5 5 0 010 7 7 7 2 211 7 5 5 1 112 16 8 8 1 113 17 15 15 5 514 6 4 4 0 015 4 3 3 2 216 14 11 10 3 317 7 6 6 3 318 4 3 3 0 020 15 12 12 2 2UNKNOWN 3 2 2 0 0TOTAL 318 308 273 59 56




91

TABLE 75BALPINE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 39 37 35 9 9ASIAN 18 24 18 7 5BLACK 30 27 23 4 4FILIPINO 11 11 10 2 2HISPANIC 152 142 126 28 27WHITE 39 39 35 5 5OTHER 10 9 9 1 1PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 17 17 15 3 3

TOTAL 318 308 273 59 56




92

TABLE 76AAMADOR COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 412 537 406 68 581 195 284 183 26 202 106 102 90 17 143 114 104 104 14 144 107 91 90 6 65 78 67 65 8 86 47 43 41 3 37 29 26 26 5 58 28 27 26 7 79 30 26 26 4 410 29 24 23 3 311 39 27 26 3 312 57 38 38 5 513 21 17 17 0 014 21 23 20 6 615 20 18 18 4 416 13 12 12 3 317 16 11 10 1 118 2 2 2 1 120 1 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 2 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 1,367 1,482 1,226 184 165




93

TABLE 76BAMADOR COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 6 5 5 1 1ASIAN 22 34 20 7 4BLACK 51 58 44 12 9FILIPINO 9 9 9 5 5HISPANIC 553 576 485 92 82WHITE 560 641 529 46 43OTHER 95 99 81 13 13UNKOWN 71 60 53 8 8

TOTAL 1,367 1,482 1,226 184 165




94

TABLE 77ABUTTE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,167 4,537 3,098 802 7021 2,364 3,593 1,993 648 5372 1,526 1,392 1,153 261 2463 1,107 979 945 148 1414 1,231 1,040 1,015 170 1695 599 500 471 83 816 612 574 564 110 1107 304 275 266 76 758 223 191 186 49 489 226 185 181 57 5610 227 192 192 63 6311 426 292 286 64 6312 483 292 284 67 6713 273 177 175 49 4914 251 219 213 57 5715 208 189 182 57 5716 167 137 135 45 4517 136 121 116 44 4318 37 26 26 11 1119 6 6 5 0 020 7 3 3 1 1UNKNOWN 9 9 8 1 1

TOTAL 13,589 14,929 11,497 2,863 2,622




95

TABLE 77BBUTTE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 190 194 170 55 51ASIAN 891 963 760 189 167BLACK 460 500 410 114 109FILIPINO 32 32 26 4 4HISPANIC 3,197 3,233 2,436 545 494WHITE 7,159 8,018 6,188 1,540 1,420OTHER 1,183 1,505 1,123 341 311PACIFIC ISLANDER 14 18 11 3 3UNKOWN 463 466 373 72 63

TOTAL 13,589 14,929 11,497 2,863 2,622




96

TABLE 78ACALAVERAS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 572 744 555 91 821 254 362 229 54 442 155 153 129 25 223 159 135 134 22 224 153 129 126 14 145 110 93 89 6 66 84 76 75 11 117 70 65 62 6 68 50 44 43 6 59 44 37 36 9 910 51 47 43 13 1211 81 59 55 14 1312 102 65 64 10 1013 74 55 52 18 1814 72 67 65 31 3015 103 101 96 39 3916 88 76 73 32 3217 72 67 64 22 2218 17 16 16 4 419 1 1 1 0 020 6 5 5 1 1UNKNOWN 5 5 5 1 1

TOTAL 2,323 2,402 2,017 429 403




97

TABLE 78BCALAVERAS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 40 42 36 8 6ASIAN 32 33 26 7 6BLACK 103 98 92 32 32FILIPINO 12 14 10 2 2HISPANIC 1,101 1,142 957 178 165WHITE 694 703 586 124 118OTHER 184 190 166 38 37PACIFIC ISLANDER 6 6 6 0 0UNKOWN 151 174 138 40 37

TOTAL 2,323 2,402 2,017 429 403




98

TABLE 79ACOLUSA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 701 992 687 122 1101 399 561 371 81 722 234 234 193 40 373 195 166 162 25 244 198 154 149 18 185 118 94 89 19 186 95 84 83 6 67 81 60 60 13 138 68 49 48 17 179 61 49 49 14 1410 63 45 45 14 1411 94 63 61 13 1312 106 68 67 10 1013 62 48 46 10 1014 64 55 52 12 1215 58 51 48 6 516 51 40 40 8 817 31 27 26 3 318 16 11 10 2 219 2 2 2 0 020 1 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 3 3 3 0 0

TOTAL 2,701 2,856 2,291 433 406




99

TABLE 79BCOLUSA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 23 31 23 5 5ASIAN 30 28 25 2 2BLACK 265 283 249 69 65FILIPINO 7 7 7 1 1HISPANIC 1,879 2,009 1,573 291 272WHITE 277 289 233 37 35OTHER 34 32 27 3 3PACIFIC ISLANDER 16 15 13 7 6UNKOWN 170 162 141 18 17

TOTAL 2,701 2,856 2,291 433 406




100

TABLE 80ACONTRA COSTA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 7,051 10,077 6,801 1,677 1,4521 3,963 6,446 3,752 1,296 1,0252 2,217 2,375 2,001 442 4203 1,741 1,618 1,564 297 2914 1,993 1,838 1,700 304 2995 1,260 1,135 1,078 180 1766 1,075 969 941 191 1877 665 605 594 123 1228 511 468 459 95 939 538 495 485 108 10710 475 431 424 93 9211 580 493 485 99 9712 727 574 559 111 11013 497 424 412 107 10514 588 538 525 136 13415 530 496 483 150 14816 568 544 526 187 18517 488 450 442 184 18318 124 107 104 41 4119 16 13 13 2 220 151 168 139 49 44UNKNOWN 44 46 42 13 13

TOTAL 25,802 30,310 23,529 5,885 5,326




101

TABLE 80BCONTRA COSTA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 27 36 23 8 8ASIAN 429 455 389 73 68BLACK 4,222 4,354 3,691 1,000 920FILIPINO 278 320 257 88 81HISPANIC 11,216 13,819 10,335 2,817 2,506WHITE 2,707 3,265 2,545 825 749OTHER 3,131 3,765 2,885 512 473PACIFIC ISLANDER 161 183 151 43 37UNKOWN 3,631 4,113 3,253 519 484

TOTAL 25,802 30,310 23,529 5,885 5,326




102

TABLE 81ADEL NORTE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 421 618 407 115 1011 279 414 252 90 822 158 149 136 39 383 170 146 145 34 344 174 141 138 26 265 56 44 43 13 136 63 65 62 8 87 35 31 30 9 98 32 31 31 5 59 34 34 34 8 810 28 27 27 14 1411 35 32 32 15 1512 33 28 28 9 913 30 25 25 14 1414 21 22 21 7 615 17 17 17 7 716 17 16 16 7 717 16 18 16 6 618 2 2 2 1 119 1 1 1 0 020 2 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 6 12 6 3 3TOTAL 1,630 1,875 1,471 430 406




103

TABLE 81BDEL NORTE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 1,630 1,875 1,471 430 406




104

TABLE 82AEL DORADO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,317 1,723 1,179 173 1591 642 757 509 85 752 356 289 249 34 343 236 196 189 27 274 301 247 237 25 255 267 215 204 26 266 128 112 109 22 227 105 78 76 9 88 73 48 46 7 69 75 42 41 6 610 99 65 64 9 911 162 78 78 10 1012 227 75 73 12 1213 129 59 54 8 814 80 49 49 14 1415 69 46 45 10 1016 63 43 40 13 1217 66 47 46 9 918 15 10 10 0 019 1 0 0 0 020 1 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 4,412 4,180 3,299 499 472




105

TABLE 82BEL DORADO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 10 10 8 4 4ASIAN 21 20 16 3 3BLACK 53 53 46 9 9FILIPINO 18 12 10 1 1HISPANIC 1,399 1,386 1,095 155 147WHITE 1,177 1,142 897 111 107OTHER 374 424 337 67 60PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 0 0 0 0UNKOWN 1,358 1,133 890 149 141

TOTAL 4,412 4,180 3,299 499 472




106

TABLE 83AFRESNO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 23,486 31,585 22,668 5,356 4,6461 12,711 20,185 11,499 3,743 2,9592 9,037 9,200 7,435 1,545 1,4213 7,373 6,260 6,033 966 9574 8,193 6,984 6,658 1,027 1,0195 5,749 4,892 4,708 784 7746 4,386 3,952 3,837 719 7107 3,130 2,744 2,682 555 5498 3,006 2,607 2,562 501 4969 3,017 2,618 2,554 524 52110 2,982 2,563 2,512 521 51711 3,945 3,184 3,097 570 56512 3,900 2,820 2,751 509 50513 2,736 2,243 2,181 501 49414 2,391 2,100 2,037 457 45015 2,199 1,929 1,861 466 46016 1,920 1,659 1,616 402 40117 1,585 1,348 1,296 306 30418 615 485 475 118 11819 169 156 155 44 4420 163 133 133 32 32UNKNOWN 175 163 155 18 18

TOTAL 102,868 109,810 88,905 19,664 17,960




107

TABLE 83BFRESNO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 442 466 407 106 102ASIAN 10,602 11,438 9,621 1,550 1,474BLACK 7,292 7,394 6,248 2,087 1,904FILIPINO 166 158 128 29 28HISPANIC 67,774 73,586 58,745 13,311 12,075WHITE 8,674 8,875 7,227 1,665 1,514OTHER 3,320 3,322 2,718 561 531PACIFIC ISLANDER 59 36 35 7 6UNKOWN 4,539 4,535 3,776 348 326

TOTAL 102,868 109,810 88,905 19,664 17,960




108

TABLE 84AGLENN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 588 822 580 152 1311 357 556 338 104 952 201 203 176 31 293 181 152 151 23 234 183 151 147 24 235 114 73 72 9 96 87 77 76 13 137 54 42 42 5 58 48 29 29 4 49 47 35 34 6 610 44 26 26 5 511 105 39 39 4 412 77 24 24 7 713 48 32 32 8 814 40 31 31 6 615 41 32 31 6 616 36 30 27 3 317 29 25 23 6 618 13 7 7 1 120 2 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 2,295 2,388 1,887 417 384




109

TABLE 84BGLENN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 13 15 12 1 1ASIAN 41 54 41 6 6BLACK 25 23 22 6 6FILIPINO 2 4 2 0 0HISPANIC 1,254 1,188 974 169 157WHITE 615 672 516 131 117OTHER 290 364 272 93 86PACIFIC ISLANDER 1 1 1 0 0UNKOWN 54 67 47 11 11TOTAL 2,295 2,388 1,887 417 384




110

TABLE 85AHUMBOLDT COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,879 2,719 1,801 441 3951 1,151 1,691 1,037 326 2782 614 635 530 96 883 627 475 465 72 724 743 485 474 82 825 421 281 275 52 516 185 152 152 28 287 133 112 110 34 328 106 86 84 23 239 113 87 87 19 1910 110 84 84 22 2211 189 119 117 28 2812 277 132 129 37 3513 179 92 91 16 1614 130 94 93 26 2515 120 103 103 32 3216 98 76 74 26 2617 80 64 64 18 1818 28 12 11 2 219 1 0 0 0 020 8 6 6 1 1UNKNOWN 9 9 9 3 3

TOTAL 7,201 7,514 5,796 1,384 1,276




111

TABLE 85BHUMBOLDT COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 512 458 403 72 69ASIAN 144 48 42 8 8BLACK 80 78 68 13 12FILIPINO 1 0 0 0 0HISPANIC 951 949 766 230 204WHITE 3,857 4,276 3,311 721 670OTHER 209 217 176 36 35PACIFIC ISLANDER 10 8 7 3 3UNKOWN 1,437 1,480 1,023 301 275

TOTAL 7,201 7,514 5,796 1,384 1,276




112

TABLE 86AIMPERIAL COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,612 5,204 3,533 98 941 1,876 2,938 1,713 59 572 1,569 1,460 1,265 35 353 1,110 957 939 18 184 1,321 1,084 1,063 46 465 652 474 461 35 356 543 421 410 28 287 329 236 230 19 198 277 206 200 19 199 264 198 190 24 2410 280 198 194 20 1911 481 299 297 27 2712 528 312 307 25 2513 327 201 195 20 2014 252 192 186 23 2315 261 207 200 20 2016 264 207 203 23 2317 253 215 208 19 1918 34 21 21 4 4

TOTAL 14,233 15,030 11,815 562 555




113

TABLE 86BIMPERIAL COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 14,233 15,030 11,815 562 555




114

TABLE 87AINYO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 299 393 296 44 411 141 200 135 27 262 75 68 65 10 103 79 74 73 8 84 81 72 72 11 115 54 51 50 7 76 59 63 58 9 87 15 11 11 2 28 21 19 18 3 39 24 23 23 7 710 19 17 17 3 311 21 20 17 4 412 32 20 19 4 413 15 11 11 3 314 21 15 15 4 415 14 13 13 1 116 15 14 14 4 417 10 10 9 1 118 1 1 1 0 020 1 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 997 1,096 918 152 147




115

TABLE 87BINYO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 997 1,096 918 152 147




116

TABLE 88AKERN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 19,374 23,386 17,385 4,226 3,8111 9,369 13,640 8,075 2,627 2,1982 6,681 6,341 5,239 1,102 1,0393 5,049 4,390 4,129 726 7144 5,956 5,155 4,712 719 7045 4,066 3,422 3,198 543 5316 1,762 1,446 1,402 324 3207 1,589 1,280 1,245 280 2798 1,528 1,160 1,124 316 3159 1,496 1,107 1,074 286 27810 1,620 1,193 1,146 278 27711 2,495 1,384 1,342 322 31812 3,185 1,488 1,420 321 31713 1,724 1,013 979 247 24514 1,382 1,062 1,033 279 27515 1,018 794 777 217 21416 870 631 618 202 20017 675 475 460 134 13318 263 153 152 49 4919 42 35 35 14 1420 101 83 83 16 16UNKNOWN 101 97 88 19 18

TOTAL 70,346 69,735 55,716 13,247 12,265




117

TABLE 88BKERN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 151 120 102 15 15ASIAN 308 251 215 49 47BLACK 5,010 4,796 3,948 1,296 1,211FILIPINO 569 540 446 39 39HISPANIC 46,919 48,066 38,273 9,582 8,806WHITE 10,292 10,443 8,335 1,441 1,361OTHER 2,498 2,882 2,169 286 273PACIFIC ISLANDER 67 63 51 11 9UNKOWN 4,532 2,574 2,177 528 504

TOTAL 70,346 69,735 55,716 13,247 12,265




118

TABLE 89AKINGS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,391 1,883 1,371 283 2531 784 970 678 168 1472 469 389 343 77 743 430 343 332 79 784 681 467 456 93 925 380 253 248 60 586 274 256 250 60 577 148 135 132 28 288 116 101 101 29 299 133 125 121 40 4010 135 123 121 30 3011 173 149 146 45 4412 229 171 167 48 4813 126 110 105 41 4114 115 103 102 28 2715 83 72 70 27 2716 71 64 63 24 2417 63 57 57 17 1718 27 23 23 13 1319 2 2 2 0 020 2 1 1 0 0

UNKNOWN 2 2 2 0 0TOTAL 5,834 5,799 4,891 1,190 1,127




119

TABLE 89BKINGS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 5,834 5,799 4,891 1,190 1,127




120

TABLE 90ALAKE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 546 638 520 39 371 365 417 319 25 232 200 181 171 16 163 179 113 113 6 64 197 138 131 10 105 174 134 130 16 166 51 41 40 8 87 48 42 40 7 78 39 32 32 2 29 40 32 31 7 710 33 22 22 4 411 109 51 51 7 712 128 48 46 8 813 84 42 42 5 514 44 33 33 4 415 51 38 38 9 916 33 29 28 4 417 34 21 21 4 418 12 5 5 0 019 1 0 0 0 020 3 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 4 3 3 0 0TOTAL 2,375 2,062 1,818 181 177




121

TABLE 90BLAKE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 40 40 32 3 3ASIAN 12 9 9 1 1BLACK 45 38 34 3 2FILIPINO 3 4 3 0 0HISPANIC 786 664 589 60 59WHITE 1,067 905 799 72 71OTHER 210 224 196 25 24PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 1 1 0 0UNKOWN 210 177 155 17 17

TOTAL 2,375 2,062 1,818 181 177




122

TABLE 91ALASSEN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 360 465 328 34 311 194 248 167 35 332 91 91 80 3 33 82 74 73 3 34 121 109 107 7 75 82 67 63 6 66 31 25 25 1 17 25 23 23 5 58 15 13 13 2 29 18 17 17 0 010 25 21 20 3 311 24 20 20 0 012 51 34 33 8 813 38 32 30 8 814 33 29 26 0 015 31 29 29 5 516 32 33 31 3 317 21 22 21 0 018 7 6 6 0 019 2 2 2 0 020 6 4 4 0 0UNKNOWN 5 4 4 0 0TOTAL 1,294 1,368 1,122 123 118




123

TABLE 91BLASSEN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 1,294 1,368 1,122 123 118




124

TABLE 92ALOS ANGELES COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 172,690 229,579 168,167 31,064 27,9241 83,187 132,738 77,968 18,326 15,0882 63,927 66,541 54,386 9,130 8,4673 49,826 45,834 42,949 5,819 5,6614 60,120 53,926 50,339 6,198 6,0445 42,179 35,572 33,451 4,407 4,3326 34,860 31,609 30,168 4,595 4,5097 24,350 22,136 21,103 3,242 3,1788 22,947 20,620 19,703 2,939 2,8959 22,593 20,205 19,366 2,938 2,89510 23,044 20,486 19,663 2,890 2,84711 26,534 21,875 20,992 2,988 2,93812 27,134 21,198 20,263 2,771 2,71213 18,125 15,174 14,553 2,212 2,17814 17,393 15,140 14,680 2,202 2,17815 16,060 14,266 13,825 2,258 2,23016 14,350 12,469 12,056 2,085 2,05517 12,069 10,417 10,126 1,998 1,96918 4,824 4,086 3,971 814 80419 409 335 327 94 9320 743 631 622 99 96UNKNOWN 602 542 515 82 80

TOTAL 737,966 795,379 649,193 109,151 101,173




125

TABLE 92BLOS ANGELES COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 391 397 342 69 64ASIAN 18,191 21,663 16,310 1,879 1,734BLACK 46,202 46,735 40,179 9,614 8,908FILIPINO 4,039 4,331 3,559 569 531HISPANIC 583,623 635,331 516,784 84,597 78,159WHITE 20,745 22,491 18,507 2,063 1,967OTHER 30,501 33,774 27,250 4,492 4,221PACIFIC ISLANDER 740 758 655 150 135UNKOWN 33,534 29,899 25,607 5,718 5,454

TOTAL 737,966 795,379 649,193 109,151 101,173




126

TABLE 93AMADERA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 2,969 4,222 2,887 1,267 1,0721 2,010 2,951 1,648 1,016 7692 1,478 1,394 1,122 436 3963 1,044 896 870 252 2494 1,276 978 952 239 2355 660 526 512 112 1126 699 649 632 184 1787 347 294 294 86 868 303 255 247 76 749 319 266 264 84 8410 288 240 237 70 7011 375 277 272 83 8312 426 298 294 73 7213 325 265 255 66 6614 276 239 235 78 7815 222 192 180 66 6516 172 143 141 43 4317 143 120 114 39 3818 85 61 60 23 2319 2 2 2 0 020 2 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 3 2 2 0 0TOTAL 13,424 14,271 11,221 4,293 3,793




127

TABLE 93BMADERA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 106 92 81 15 15ASIAN 21 23 17 6 6BLACK 243 273 221 89 78FILIPINO 6 7 6 0 0HISPANIC 10,555 11,357 8,806 3,601 3,150WHITE 1,527 1,646 1,344 367 339OTHER 611 601 499 155 148PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 353 270 245 60 57

TOTAL 13,424 14,271 11,221 4,293 3,793




128

TABLE 94AMARIN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,068 2,037 1,044 471 3731 782 1,338 637 351 2592 438 450 356 120 1133 282 228 225 58 584 274 218 213 49 495 191 162 155 45 436 122 107 105 36 367 106 95 95 25 258 86 74 73 16 169 76 68 68 16 1610 99 88 86 23 2211 92 76 74 24 2412 107 82 76 18 1813 81 67 65 12 1214 81 73 68 14 1415 65 64 61 17 1716 68 57 56 22 2217 54 51 50 21 2118 24 23 23 10 10UNKNOWN 6 8 6 3 3

TOTAL 4,102 5,366 3,536 1,351 1,151




129

TABLE 94BMARIN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 43 47 41 13 12ASIAN 145 202 134 44 39BLACK 215 215 183 54 52FILIPINO 2 3 2 0 0HISPANIC 2,544 3,575 2,173 966 799WHITE 424 490 367 84 78OTHER 480 590 435 163 146PACIFIC ISLANDER 1 1 1 0 0UNKOWN 248 243 200 27 25TOTAL 4,102 5,366 3,536 1,351 1,151




130

TABLE 95AMARIPOSA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 91 109 82 15 101 34 45 29 7 62 28 27 24 2 23 22 19 19 7 74 32 30 30 2 25 34 29 29 1 16 17 17 16 3 37 9 6 6 2 28 9 10 9 2 29 6 5 5 1 110 6 6 6 1 111 6 6 6 1 112 12 9 9 0 013 10 10 9 0 014 7 6 6 0 015 6 5 5 1 116 9 6 6 0 017 1 1 1 0 018 2 2 2 1 120 1 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 342 349 300 46 40




131

TABLE 95BMARIPOSA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 13 12 12 2 2ASIAN 2 2 2 1 1BLACK 4 7 4 1 1HISPANIC 54 57 49 2 2WHITE 246 254 217 38 32OTHER 11 10 9 1 1UNKOWN 12 7 7 1 1

TOTAL 342 349 300 46 40




132

TABLE 96AMENDOCINO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,435 1,836 1,370 157 1521 707 801 628 83 802 309 276 258 31 303 349 275 269 33 334 384 286 279 34 345 229 173 169 15 156 128 92 91 21 217 90 76 73 12 128 101 79 78 22 229 80 60 60 11 1110 95 76 73 9 911 136 76 72 8 812 237 107 105 19 1913 137 92 87 21 2114 119 97 95 15 1515 109 99 96 17 1716 108 96 92 15 1517 92 84 81 13 1318 26 18 18 2 220 2 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 8 8 8 1 1

TOTAL 4,881 4,709 4,004 539 530




133

TABLE 96BMENDOCINO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 266 223 208 24 24ASIAN 14 13 13 2 2BLACK 28 29 25 6 6FILIPINO 11 9 8 1 1HISPANIC 1,683 1,827 1,549 241 238WHITE 1,477 1,583 1,358 150 147OTHER 501 633 491 59 57PACIFIC ISLANDER 4 4 4 0 0UNKOWN 897 388 348 56 55

TOTAL 4,881 4,709 4,004 539 530




134

TABLE 97AMERCED COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 6,313 8,844 6,202 1,337 1,1711 3,299 5,215 3,068 877 7352 2,318 2,281 1,896 359 3393 1,873 1,625 1,570 233 2304 1,745 1,462 1,403 218 2135 1,005 842 791 130 1286 1,035 952 922 162 1607 471 387 379 66 668 388 294 287 53 529 427 351 341 58 5810 410 316 302 65 6311 696 461 456 83 8212 731 430 414 73 7213 421 289 273 66 6414 338 272 266 54 5215 319 270 257 62 6216 267 198 191 44 4417 227 184 177 42 4118 83 54 53 14 1419 16 14 14 5 520 12 8 8 2 2UNKNOWN 7 6 6 1 1

TOTAL 22,401 24,755 19,276 4,004 3,654




135

TABLE 97BMERCED COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 28 29 25 8 7ASIAN 1,746 1,797 1,435 384 358BLACK 760 763 643 157 150FILIPINO 8 6 6 1 1HISPANIC 15,093 17,229 13,207 2,676 2,417WHITE 3,083 3,313 2,654 571 531OTHER 899 989 787 114 105PACIFIC ISLANDER 18 16 14 3 3UNKOWN 766 613 505 90 82

TOTAL 22,401 24,755 19,276 4,004 3,654




136

TABLE 98AMODOC COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 101 135 99 21 181 69 94 62 18 172 39 34 33 1 13 45 43 42 2 24 37 34 32 1 15 13 14 12 3 36 10 10 10 0 07 6 5 5 2 28 4 3 3 0 09 2 2 2 0 010 5 5 4 1 111 9 7 7 1 112 10 9 9 2 213 14 11 11 1 114 10 8 8 0 015 11 11 11 0 016 14 13 12 1 117 3 3 3 0 018 2 1 1 0 020 1 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 405 443 367 54 50




137

TABLE 98BMODOC COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 23 25 23 2 2ASIAN 6 6 6 1 1BLACK 4 4 4 1 1HISPANIC 154 163 138 19 18WHITE 203 228 183 27 24OTHER 3 4 3 2 2PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 10 11 8 2 2TOTAL 405 443 367 54 50




138

TABLE 99AMONO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 221 307 218 37 351 113 177 109 46 422 51 57 46 10 93 31 27 27 4 44 41 33 33 6 65 31 21 20 5 56 20 14 14 3 37 10 7 7 0 08 12 10 10 1 19 15 9 9 2 210 11 6 6 0 011 12 9 9 3 312 10 7 7 1 113 11 10 10 2 214 6 5 5 1 115 10 9 9 1 116 6 4 4 0 017 7 8 6 5 4UNKNOWN 1 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 619 720 549 127 119




139

TABLE 99BMONO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 18 19 16 4 4BLACK 5 5 5 2 2HISPANIC 455 528 395 92 88WHITE 116 143 111 25 21OTHER 6 7 5 1 1UNKOWN 19 18 17 3 3

TOTAL 619 720 549 127 119




140

TABLE 100AMONTEREY COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,167 3,843 3,098 403 3881 1,328 1,520 1,072 218 2032 1,033 825 743 116 1103 807 683 671 73 694 1,055 867 848 97 975 629 478 472 45 456 584 476 471 65 647 305 229 228 35 358 236 173 170 24 249 280 209 203 42 4110 270 199 197 45 4511 418 267 260 42 4212 486 247 240 40 4013 212 128 127 27 2714 200 132 132 28 2815 204 150 149 25 2516 186 130 128 23 2317 145 96 95 19 1918 57 36 36 9 920 1 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 3 3 3 1 1

TOTAL 11,606 10,692 9,344 1,377 1,335




141

TABLE 100BMONTEREY COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 3 6 3 0 0ASIAN 40 41 36 6 5BLACK 109 120 96 23 19FILIPINO 32 37 31 7 7HISPANIC 10,229 9,626 8,446 1,203 1,176WHITE 288 307 264 52 49OTHER 90 109 86 15 15PACIFIC ISLANDER 5 7 4 2 2UNKOWN 810 439 378 69 62

TOTAL 11,606 10,692 9,344 1,377 1,335




142

TABLE 101ANAPA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,345 2,055 1,325 612 5031 700 1,321 681 436 3102 395 445 363 116 1063 313 298 286 92 864 344 311 300 88 875 197 167 163 53 526 194 175 171 56 567 126 120 111 37 368 99 76 75 23 229 109 94 91 40 3710 119 101 99 27 2611 142 114 111 49 4712 124 90 89 38 3813 127 111 107 37 3514 103 93 91 30 2915 86 80 79 29 2916 89 85 83 36 3617 96 84 82 26 2518 38 30 30 13 1319 1 1 1 0 020 4 4 4 1 1UNKNOWN 5 7 5 1 1

TOTAL 4,756 5,862 4,347 1,840 1,575




143

TABLE 101BNAPA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 9 8 7 3 3ASIAN 25 35 23 13 8BLACK 45 45 43 21 19FILIPINO 3 4 2 1 1HISPANIC 3,248 3,915 2,940 1,420 1,210WHITE 490 630 463 228 196OTHER 903 1,194 841 150 135PACIFIC ISLANDER 8 9 8 0 0UNKOWN 25 22 20 4 3

TOTAL 4,756 5,862 4,347 1,840 1,575




144

TABLE 102ANEVADA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 834 1,197 823 82 781 379 556 353 42 382 196 186 162 10 103 145 128 125 6 64 150 129 126 12 105 147 119 115 7 76 53 39 39 6 67 40 36 35 5 58 25 22 21 5 59 29 24 24 3 310 31 23 21 2 211 50 29 28 6 612 85 36 36 3 313 56 31 27 6 514 38 28 28 2 215 27 27 25 3 316 23 20 18 6 517 16 11 11 0 018 5 4 4 0 019 1 1 1 1 120 1 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 2,331 2,647 2,023 207 195




145

TABLE 102BNEVADA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 1 1 1 0 0ASIAN 5 4 3 0 0BLACK 7 7 7 0 0HISPANIC 511 596 445 51 49WHITE 1,516 1,715 1,330 130 122OTHER 49 55 45 3 3PACIFIC ISLANDER 3 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 239 267 190 23 21

TOTAL 2,331 2,647 2,023 207 195




146

TABLE 103AORANGE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 34,192 61,389 33,767 7,720 6,3631 21,399 45,953 20,550 6,896 5,2462 16,516 19,743 14,607 2,920 2,6543 12,068 11,648 10,738 1,641 1,6054 14,375 13,559 12,421 1,732 1,6985 9,496 8,667 8,067 1,292 1,2736 7,683 7,178 6,805 1,203 1,1797 5,402 5,019 4,757 921 9098 5,180 4,804 4,588 865 8549 4,893 4,475 4,269 865 84810 4,766 4,352 4,173 894 88511 5,983 5,218 4,980 963 95412 5,914 4,881 4,648 859 84913 3,842 3,424 3,262 739 73014 3,872 3,607 3,471 651 64415 3,353 3,145 3,012 615 60516 3,044 2,831 2,719 532 52317 2,455 2,259 2,185 455 44918 1,324 1,169 1,131 258 25719 427 426 403 108 10320 886 911 853 173 167UNKNOWN 6 6 6 0 0

TOTAL 167,076 214,664 151,412 32,302 28,795




147

TABLE 103BORANGE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 146 160 134 33 30ASIAN 38,968 64,380 37,168 8,949 7,493BLACK 1,289 1,506 1,168 227 209FILIPINO 464 580 426 91 83HISPANIC 106,112 126,108 95,204 19,714 17,880WHITE 14,312 16,834 13,110 2,633 2,494OTHER 2,115 2,305 1,919 331 303PACIFIC ISLANDER 409 495 374 100 90UNKOWN 3,261 2,296 1,909 224 213

TOTAL 167,076 214,664 151,412 32,302 28,795




148

TABLE 104APLACER COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,726 2,447 1,632 394 3331 968 1,455 874 285 2352 631 595 504 150 1393 416 358 341 84 794 493 403 386 88 875 296 241 228 55 556 202 170 167 47 477 166 137 133 42 408 137 116 108 42 419 158 140 132 45 4210 139 120 119 40 4011 182 132 123 51 4512 231 132 124 45 4013 159 108 101 46 4314 133 105 101 39 3715 112 110 99 42 3916 99 87 76 50 4617 93 79 73 45 4318 44 28 26 16 1519 1 1 1 1 120 5 5 5 0 0

TOTAL 6,391 6,969 5,353 1,607 1,447




149

TABLE 104BPLACER COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 10 11 10 2 2ASIAN 30 30 21 4 4BLACK 105 94 82 37 34FILIPINO 9 10 7 2 1HISPANIC 2,055 2,327 1,715 550 487WHITE 1,851 1,905 1,546 614 560OTHER 794 954 707 84 76UNKOWN 1,537 1,638 1,265 314 283

TOTAL 6,391 6,969 5,353 1,607 1,447




150

TABLE 105APLUMAS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 201 270 193 34 321 109 127 93 20 192 55 47 45 5 53 50 46 46 5 54 68 63 63 7 75 45 35 35 5 56 19 17 17 3 37 17 16 15 0 08 11 11 11 3 39 11 9 9 1 110 8 5 5 1 111 19 16 15 2 212 29 23 21 1 113 20 14 14 3 314 19 15 15 5 515 12 11 11 3 316 14 13 13 3 317 15 14 14 7 718 2 2 2 0 019 1 1 1 0 020 1 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 1 1 1 0 0TOTAL 727 756 639 108 105




151

TABLE 105BPLUMAS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 23 29 22 3 3ASIAN 8 5 5 3 3BLACK 29 32 25 5 4HISPANIC 200 197 177 36 36WHITE 399 432 356 56 54OTHER 28 23 21 1 1PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 1 1UNKOWN 38 36 31 3 3

TOTAL 727 756 639 108 105




152

TABLE 106ARIVERSIDE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 24,196 30,235 23,797 4,914 4,5101 9,165 13,291 8,593 2,287 1,9402 6,872 6,786 5,761 1,073 1,0133 5,202 4,536 4,324 629 6164 7,006 5,976 5,669 750 7425 4,889 4,140 3,987 559 5556 3,077 2,783 2,672 418 4107 2,233 2,043 1,965 331 3268 1,961 1,779 1,713 297 2929 1,965 1,729 1,677 320 31610 1,933 1,676 1,628 299 29611 2,802 2,300 2,229 339 33612 3,493 2,554 2,481 354 34813 2,018 1,657 1,593 263 26014 1,741 1,572 1,507 216 21415 1,509 1,361 1,319 189 18716 1,282 1,133 1,096 177 17517 974 853 827 135 13518 327 272 267 57 5619 44 45 43 17 1720 30 30 28 3 3UNKNOWN 12 9 9 0 0

TOTAL 82,731 86,760 73,185 13,627 12,747




153

TABLE 106BRIVERSIDE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 89 99 89 17 17ASIAN 571 623 517 98 93BLACK 4,333 4,532 3,971 763 720FILIPINO 212 238 193 40 36HISPANIC 63,957 66,530 55,926 10,174 9,513WHITE 9,613 10,501 8,975 1,634 1,550OTHER 3,422 3,706 3,042 809 729PACIFIC ISLANDER 76 77 71 18 17UNKOWN 458 454 401 74 72

TOTAL 82,731 86,760 73,185 13,627 12,747




154

TABLE 107ASACRAMENTO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 19,446 24,892 18,491 3,915 3,5461 9,691 16,067 8,892 2,538 2,1082 6,358 6,530 5,231 1,078 9953 5,327 4,537 4,300 785 7634 6,231 5,187 4,892 879 8465 3,755 3,036 2,888 586 5746 3,262 2,826 2,741 555 5467 2,353 2,028 1,963 490 4818 2,164 1,870 1,802 435 4269 2,185 1,849 1,789 410 40010 2,226 1,895 1,817 436 42411 3,019 2,373 2,267 533 51912 3,482 2,377 2,248 521 50213 2,377 1,796 1,702 460 44414 2,001 1,703 1,618 419 40815 1,644 1,399 1,327 401 39316 1,503 1,256 1,183 362 35517 1,330 1,135 1,070 351 34418 670 570 528 186 18019 269 227 218 87 8420 279 217 212 70 69UNKNOWN 109 110 97 25 24

TOTAL 79,681 83,880 67,276 15,522 14,431




155

TABLE 107BSACRAMENTO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 84 93 75 19 18ASIAN 8,209 9,368 7,197 1,315 1,209BLACK 8,783 9,532 7,931 1,441 1,357FILIPINO 223 266 202 38 35HISPANIC 17,738 20,639 16,059 3,826 3,535WHITE 14,431 14,970 12,110 3,569 3,291OTHER 16,552 17,803 14,208 2,661 2,494PACIFIC ISLANDER 264 259 228 60 57UNKOWN 13,397 10,950 9,266 2,593 2,435

TOTAL 79,681 83,880 67,276 15,522 14,431




156

TABLE 108ASAN BENITO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 908 1,099 774 112 1091 588 673 456 81 752 368 275 242 40 383 222 181 178 17 174 278 195 191 18 185 195 114 113 18 186 104 80 80 16 167 60 43 41 5 48 67 42 42 9 99 76 48 47 7 710 68 46 46 9 911 104 57 57 9 912 175 59 56 6 613 106 47 43 5 514 64 47 45 16 1615 55 41 40 15 1516 74 59 58 20 2017 72 53 53 24 2418 20 15 15 3 319 1 1 1 1 120 7 4 4 0 0UNKNOWN 3 3 3 0 0

TOTAL 3,615 3,182 2,585 431 419




157

TABLE 108BSAN BENITO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 3,615 3,182 2,585 431 419




158

TABLE 109ASAN BERNARDINO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 29,488 37,295 28,607 8,256 7,3691 11,438 16,316 10,626 4,488 3,5622 8,489 8,516 7,211 2,104 1,9233 7,302 6,633 6,145 1,371 1,3394 8,484 7,634 7,007 1,418 1,3685 5,907 5,350 5,019 1,037 1,0166 4,636 4,326 4,119 1,028 1,0097 2,941 2,758 2,611 750 7298 2,589 2,340 2,230 678 6659 2,525 2,275 2,177 629 61410 2,547 2,301 2,190 665 64411 3,392 2,860 2,717 714 69312 4,079 3,176 3,022 732 71113 2,548 2,176 2,067 567 54814 2,232 2,102 1,995 593 57015 1,874 1,764 1,676 504 49016 1,716 1,571 1,502 432 41917 1,355 1,213 1,177 367 36218 562 516 497 172 17019 78 77 73 29 2720 52 46 46 19 19UNKNOWN 8 8 8 2 2

TOTAL 104,242 111,253 92,722 26,555 24,249




159

TABLE 109BSAN BERNARDINO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 134 134 118 18 16ASIAN 1,221 1,297 1,116 260 241BLACK 9,305 10,033 8,535 2,676 2,468FILIPINO 215 228 196 37 35HISPANIC 72,676 77,169 64,201 17,880 16,317WHITE 11,628 12,964 10,744 2,450 2,265OTHER 8,062 8,273 6,898 3,057 2,744PACIFIC ISLANDER 171 191 161 44 41UNKOWN 830 964 753 133 122

TOTAL 104,242 111,253 92,722 26,555 24,249




160

TABLE 110ASAN DIEGO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 33,332 42,241 31,558 9,286 8,2361 15,754 22,958 14,240 4,774 3,9152 10,699 10,159 8,545 2,103 1,9133 8,349 7,208 6,787 1,347 1,2764 9,976 8,304 7,773 1,494 1,4315 5,873 5,119 4,741 949 8966 5,081 4,639 4,409 996 9477 3,073 2,657 2,511 607 5798 2,710 2,311 2,171 585 5529 2,685 2,305 2,173 576 54710 2,751 2,296 2,165 562 53111 3,564 2,526 2,393 620 59612 4,074 2,567 2,390 595 54913 2,356 1,770 1,671 441 41114 2,198 1,865 1,760 453 43015 1,932 1,610 1,522 408 39416 1,688 1,368 1,288 339 32217 1,319 1,043 995 274 26218 494 373 355 114 10619 61 49 47 16 1420 123 99 98 23 22UNKNOWN 106 91 90 16 16

TOTAL 118,198 123,558 99,682 26,578 23,945




161

TABLE 110BSAN DIEGO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 306 323 281 38 38ASIAN 2,289 2,567 1,971 429 382BLACK 5,604 5,579 4,642 1,254 1,141FILIPINO 1,408 1,473 1,205 242 218HISPANIC 77,549 80,319 64,867 19,141 17,167WHITE 8,796 9,298 7,548 1,652 1,526OTHER 11,141 12,163 9,564 1,903 1,720PACIFIC ISLANDER 203 185 167 45 45UNKOWN 10,902 11,651 9,437 1,874 1,708

TOTAL 118,198 123,558 99,682 26,578 23,945




162

TABLE 111ASAN FRANCISCO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 4,617 6,452 4,403 1,125 9391 2,765 5,291 2,599 859 6542 1,834 2,256 1,612 414 3333 1,327 1,263 1,100 229 2094 1,543 1,424 1,263 230 2235 1,123 976 883 188 1716 940 836 784 178 1667 782 696 643 164 1518 788 681 649 171 1679 728 633 600 152 14410 783 682 638 175 16811 856 730 665 173 16112 781 643 601 148 14213 736 607 576 121 11714 712 613 568 128 12015 660 560 531 145 13916 592 509 477 126 11717 541 452 425 106 10418 204 181 166 43 4119 80 84 75 13 1320 95 94 85 23 21UNKNOWN 36 32 29 8 8

TOTAL 22,523 25,695 19,372 4,919 4,308




163

TABLE 111BSAN FRANCISCO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 41 42 35 13 10ASIAN 7,743 8,877 6,720 1,510 1,331BLACK 2,160 2,287 1,830 460 410FILIPINO 368 345 267 79 65HISPANIC 8,038 9,124 6,807 1,996 1,779WHITE 760 776 651 75 68OTHER 958 1,022 827 202 173PACIFIC ISLANDER 214 189 152 48 41UNKOWN 2,241 3,033 2,083 536 431

TOTAL 22,523 25,695 19,372 4,919 4,308




164

TABLE 112ASAN JOAQUIN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 12,653 16,005 11,776 3,927 3,3221 6,393 10,358 5,740 3,183 2,1752 4,167 4,412 3,459 1,421 1,1683 3,207 2,928 2,639 889 7924 4,014 3,616 3,186 972 8785 2,491 1,935 1,805 500 4776 1,681 1,422 1,343 534 5127 1,195 981 946 374 3618 963 734 709 279 2709 1,075 849 815 342 32810 1,110 912 850 382 34811 1,592 1,057 1,000 382 36112 1,802 1,011 957 356 34213 1,190 746 688 298 27714 979 682 650 258 25015 883 632 596 264 25016 766 539 495 205 19717 619 410 385 178 17018 325 203 189 70 6519 91 82 79 28 2820 126 108 101 27 27UNKNOWN 63 61 55 17 17

TOTAL 47,385 49,683 38,463 14,886 12,615




165

TABLE 112BSAN JOAQUIN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 78 87 66 19 17ASIAN 4,592 4,934 3,938 1,067 985BLACK 4,661 5,024 3,888 2,156 1,777FILIPINO 565 470 374 134 117HISPANIC 24,442 26,510 20,014 8,468 6,975WHITE 5,788 5,642 4,497 1,656 1,456OTHER 3,720 3,620 2,937 758 701PACIFIC ISLANDER 48 40 35 9 9UNKOWN 3,491 3,356 2,714 619 578

TOTAL 47,385 49,683 38,463 14,886 12,615




166

TABLE 113ASAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 2,567 3,843 2,463 314 2771 1,407 2,137 1,315 209 1842 784 781 658 73 713 612 502 492 40 404 691 561 552 52 525 474 321 317 26 256 352 294 293 39 397 197 143 141 19 198 160 111 110 16 169 163 101 98 22 2110 170 125 122 17 1611 310 151 149 23 2312 428 155 153 22 2213 254 124 121 16 1614 176 132 128 17 1715 162 111 111 17 1716 148 99 97 19 1917 126 79 79 9 918 29 16 16 2 219 2 2 2 2 220 4 4 4 1 1UNKNOWN 3 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 9,219 9,794 7,423 955 888




167

TABLE 113BSAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 9,219 9,794 7,423 955 888




168

TABLE 114ASAN MATEO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 6,055 8,802 5,887 1,509 1,3171 3,545 5,594 3,236 952 7832 2,085 1,971 1,636 287 2773 1,554 1,244 1,203 196 1954 1,626 1,257 1,215 200 1975 1,040 766 736 143 1426 718 534 527 138 1387 597 446 433 112 1098 548 380 376 97 969 550 395 385 107 10610 565 399 395 101 10111 636 383 373 109 10912 850 460 449 141 14113 577 343 333 118 11714 624 333 330 142 14015 505 309 304 127 12716 459 260 256 126 12517 365 215 209 104 10418 169 93 93 57 5719 9 6 6 2 220 5 4 4 1 1UNKNOWN 1 1 1 0 0TOTAL 23,082 24,194 18,386 4,769 4,384




169

TABLE 114BSAN MATEO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 19 19 16 4 4ASIAN 382 365 299 66 61BLACK 788 724 623 114 112FILIPINO 683 534 436 176 151HISPANIC 11,968 13,025 9,833 2,847 2,642WHITE 1,322 1,542 1,153 98 92OTHER 2,623 2,877 2,177 333 311PACIFIC ISLANDER 294 244 212 77 74UNKOWN 5,004 4,865 3,638 1,054 937

TOTAL 23,083 24,195 18,387 4,769 4,384




170

TABLE 115ASANTA BARBARA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 7,720 11,109 7,414 1,139 9841 4,210 6,846 3,888 755 6232 2,756 2,779 2,258 298 2853 1,990 1,683 1,666 187 1864 2,336 1,808 1,769 211 2095 1,172 762 739 96 966 1,056 849 839 124 1237 664 478 473 88 888 506 311 308 50 509 551 350 346 57 5710 583 346 341 71 7011 1,097 404 397 57 5612 1,363 417 410 80 8013 697 238 234 48 4814 491 269 264 42 4215 416 229 226 35 3516 395 197 192 38 3817 288 145 141 27 2618 136 46 46 11 1119 17 13 13 3 320 9 7 7 3 3UNKNOWN 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 28,453 29,286 21,971 3,420 3,113




171

TABLE 115BSANTA BARBARA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 66 61 47 8 8ASIAN 128 126 91 18 15BLACK 420 356 298 54 49FILIPINO 96 70 56 3 3HISPANIC 22,739 23,412 17,452 2,638 2,396WHITE 2,461 2,501 1,894 320 299OTHER 219 206 163 26 25PACIFIC ISLANDER 17 10 8 1 1UNKOWN 2,307 2,544 1,962 352 317

TOTAL 28,453 29,286 21,971 3,420 3,113




172

TABLE 116ASANTA CLARA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 15,794 21,322 15,216 2,004 1,8221 7,970 14,140 7,534 1,396 1,1772 4,899 5,389 4,222 554 5153 3,176 2,898 2,699 286 2854 3,711 3,284 3,059 336 3305 2,452 2,075 1,963 250 2456 1,823 1,601 1,548 252 2477 1,244 1,075 1,038 152 1508 1,190 1,028 999 216 2149 1,157 945 919 167 16510 1,154 967 930 200 19711 1,459 1,111 1,071 204 20212 1,566 1,130 1,075 182 18113 1,008 800 770 142 14214 940 791 764 132 13115 802 699 670 125 12416 756 632 609 112 10917 654 551 538 99 9818 361 304 293 46 4519 181 162 154 35 3520 190 158 156 29 29UNKNOWN 67 66 61 6 6

TOTAL 52,554 61,128 46,288 6,925 6,449




173

TABLE 116BSANTA CLARA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 62 51 43 9 8ASIAN 8,021 9,142 6,973 622 599BLACK 806 862 714 118 114FILIPINO 530 636 471 95 83HISPANIC 33,092 39,352 29,275 4,685 4,337WHITE 1,543 1,634 1,337 192 183OTHER 3,653 4,097 3,254 405 383PACIFIC ISLANDER 76 66 59 9 9UNKOWN 4,771 5,288 4,162 790 733

TOTAL 52,554 61,128 46,288 6,925 6,449




174

TABLE 117ASANTA CRUZ COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 5,361 8,730 5,206 1,305 1,0371 3,377 4,710 3,135 801 6592 1,801 1,547 1,342 260 2383 1,360 1,131 1,040 175 1594 1,285 1,000 907 156 1395 731 528 493 107 996 690 610 544 121 1037 479 397 360 76 648 367 266 237 53 489 350 265 240 65 6010 396 277 257 57 5511 612 358 330 79 6712 609 294 277 77 7313 384 247 228 74 7014 337 275 250 47 4315 303 251 231 66 6216 246 204 187 56 5317 224 169 160 37 3518 95 59 58 17 1719 21 12 11 0 020 45 44 40 6 5UNKNOWN 10 10 10 1 1

TOTAL 19,083 21,384 15,543 3,636 3,087




175

TABLE 117BSANTA CRUZ COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 11 8 8 3 3ASIAN 77 82 62 23 17BLACK 332 410 287 102 80FILIPINO 76 81 62 15 13HISPANIC 16,156 18,241 13,207 3,018 2,560WHITE 1,482 1,676 1,255 326 283OTHER 747 777 566 131 115PACIFIC ISLANDER 20 23 18 6 5UNKOWN 182 86 78 12 11

TOTAL 19,083 21,384 15,543 3,636 3,087




176

TABLE 118ASHASTA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,564 2,050 1,418 218 2011 859 1,035 712 152 1402 450 370 347 61 613 388 316 312 47 474 553 357 346 71 715 349 162 157 30 306 216 171 171 23 237 98 72 71 24 238 84 59 58 11 119 71 53 52 8 810 104 66 64 17 1611 199 85 83 26 2512 362 123 122 30 3013 217 105 99 28 2614 152 112 105 32 3015 127 95 93 34 3316 116 96 92 33 3317 95 64 63 22 2218 24 11 11 5 519 9 3 3 2 220 2 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 2 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 6,041 5,408 4,382 874 837




177

TABLE 118BSHASTA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 144 102 88 20 17ASIAN 149 120 96 19 19BLACK 126 130 109 31 28FILIPINO 12 7 6 3 3HISPANIC 583 466 397 65 62WHITE 4,543 4,123 3,280 638 617OTHER 44 44 34 15 12PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 3 2 0 0UNKOWN 438 413 370 83 79

TOTAL 6,041 5,408 4,382 874 837




178

TABLE 119ASIERRA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 41 50 39 6 41 19 25 18 2 22 11 11 9 2 23 10 10 10 0 04 6 6 6 0 05 9 8 8 0 06 3 3 3 0 07 4 4 3 0 08 4 4 4 0 09 2 3 2 0 010 7 7 7 3 311 4 4 4 0 012 2 2 2 0 013 6 6 5 0 014 2 2 2 1 115 6 6 6 2 217 4 3 3 1 118 1 1 1 0 019 0 0 0 0 020 0 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 141 155 132 17 15




179

TABLE 119BSIERRA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 141 155 132 17 15




180

TABLE 120ASISKIYOU COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 661 880 628 127 1131 399 496 345 77 672 210 182 162 32 323 193 169 165 21 204 187 173 170 15 155 129 100 98 16 166 108 98 97 22 227 53 49 48 15 148 34 26 26 13 139 54 50 50 10 1010 53 40 40 10 1011 66 46 44 11 1112 125 87 86 15 1513 80 62 62 12 1214 88 77 77 15 1515 82 73 72 15 1516 63 51 51 9 917 42 37 36 4 418 11 5 5 2 219 2 3 2 1 120 2 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 3 3 3 1 1

TOTAL 2,645 2,708 2,268 443 417




181

TABLE 120BSISKIYOU COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 80 78 72 19 19ASIAN 29 28 24 3 2BLACK 45 57 43 3 3FILIPINO 1 1 1 0 0HISPANIC 451 446 380 52 49WHITE 1,501 1,446 1,256 257 247OTHER 62 59 51 4 4PACIFIC ISLANDER 6 5 5 2 2UNKOWN 470 588 436 103 91

TOTAL 2,645 2,708 2,268 443 417




182

TABLE 121ASOLANO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 4,334 6,371 4,120 868 7871 2,259 3,573 2,076 474 4212 1,373 1,380 1,172 157 1503 1,106 952 918 117 1154 1,237 1,021 972 120 1195 745 546 531 65 656 548 484 478 75 747 366 305 299 46 468 321 272 262 52 529 344 271 267 50 5010 364 296 286 55 5411 455 287 279 53 5312 614 280 275 50 5013 412 240 231 42 4214 323 261 249 42 4115 265 209 201 42 3916 200 163 157 42 3817 185 154 147 30 2918 56 49 43 8 719 17 13 13 2 220 25 17 17 0 0UNKNOWN 52 46 43 4 4

TOTAL 15,601 17,190 13,036 2,394 2,238




183

TABLE 121BSOLANO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 15 15 14 3 3ASIAN 320 298 237 50 49BLACK 3,472 3,529 2,873 510 480FILIPINO 458 477 364 79 77HISPANIC 6,085 6,983 5,094 1,004 938WHITE 2,534 2,864 2,166 301 293OTHER 2,483 2,827 2,119 415 368PACIFIC ISLANDER 80 77 66 13 12UNKOWN 154 120 103 19 18

TOTAL 15,601 17,190 13,036 2,394 2,238




184

TABLE 122ASONOMA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,551 5,574 3,481 611 5331 2,159 3,382 2,045 444 3792 1,049 1,122 942 159 1503 800 724 703 118 1164 906 783 754 107 1055 599 492 475 62 616 414 358 356 85 847 274 219 217 45 458 239 197 194 50 509 211 179 173 43 4210 226 177 173 44 4411 283 208 201 47 4612 395 275 262 65 6413 275 221 213 59 5714 225 185 180 46 4515 210 186 177 37 3716 195 159 157 46 4617 139 123 119 36 3618 66 58 58 16 1619 8 5 5 2 220 2 1 1 0 0

UNKNOWN 4 4 4 1 1TOTAL 12,230 14,632 10,890 2,123 1,959




185

TABLE 122BSONOMA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 387 390 349 53 52ASIAN 167 189 151 16 16BLACK 205 226 191 28 27FILIPINO 16 20 14 4 4HISPANIC 6,914 8,431 6,138 1,300 1,221WHITE 1,913 2,292 1,793 275 265OTHER 383 442 339 80 68PACIFIC ISLANDER 29 28 25 2 2UNKOWN 2,216 2,614 1,890 365 304

TOTAL 12,230 14,632 10,890 2,123 1,959




186

TABLE 123ASTANISLAUS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 10,928 14,013 10,321 2,275 2,0551 5,283 7,577 4,705 1,541 1,3062 3,269 3,108 2,626 612 5863 2,460 2,126 2,044 392 3884 3,130 2,545 2,441 398 3915 1,802 1,339 1,275 237 2336 1,543 1,341 1,308 282 2797 884 697 682 173 1688 689 500 490 124 1239 672 497 483 131 12810 694 475 461 114 10911 1,114 617 592 143 14012 1,540 606 579 120 11713 986 447 436 114 11314 710 448 432 124 12315 596 362 354 94 9416 485 312 304 101 10017 391 251 246 73 7218 146 100 99 26 2619 25 20 19 3 320 26 19 19 3 3UNKNOWN 27 27 26 1 1

TOTAL 37,400 37,427 29,942 7,081 6,558




187

TABLE 123BSTANISLAUS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 63 61 48 14 13ASIAN 1,037 1,049 906 119 112BLACK 1,296 1,173 1,012 289 269FILIPINO 38 37 28 10 9HISPANIC 24,382 24,789 19,625 4,842 4,452WHITE 7,580 7,355 5,962 1,375 1,299OTHER 2,232 2,352 1,848 307 288PACIFIC ISLANDER 64 56 47 20 16UNKOWN 708 555 466 105 100

TOTAL 37,400 37,427 29,942 7,081 6,558




188

TABLE 124ASUTTER COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,372 1,992 1,340 308 2551 763 1,085 677 222 1892 439 397 349 60 593 311 269 265 40 404 392 331 319 42 425 236 234 196 19 196 123 109 105 20 207 87 71 70 20 208 76 62 58 11 119 82 68 66 19 1910 83 64 63 6 611 99 79 75 15 1412 101 62 59 18 1813 57 38 38 7 714 55 45 45 11 1115 41 32 30 4 416 49 44 43 11 1017 21 17 17 6 618 12 10 10 0 019 2 2 2 0 020 6 6 6 0 0UNKNOWN 8 7 7 3 3TOTAL 4,415 5,024 3,840 842 753




189

TABLE 124BSUTTER COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 4,415 5,024 3,840 842 753




190

TABLE 125ATEHAMA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,222 1,728 1,184 278 2451 640 985 608 196 1682 398 404 347 65 653 373 325 319 57 574 403 364 350 44 425 199 167 162 23 236 191 179 176 20 207 91 84 82 20 208 67 56 55 18 189 75 64 61 16 1610 68 58 58 12 1211 112 84 82 13 1312 130 92 87 14 1413 76 56 55 7 714 71 70 68 12 1215 66 66 65 18 1816 56 51 50 10 1017 60 53 52 8 818 5 4 4 1 119 3 3 3 0 020 5 4 4 2 2UNKNOWN 3 3 3 1 1

TOTAL 4,314 4,900 3,875 835 772




191

TABLE 125BTEHAMA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 40 47 39 4 4ASIAN 12 13 10 3 2BLACK 27 29 25 2 2FILIPINO 6 6 5 4 3HISPANIC 1,522 1,759 1,361 355 324WHITE 1,670 1,822 1,501 291 274OTHER 140 174 128 39 35PACIFIC ISLANDER 4 4 4 1 1UNKOWN 893 1,046 802 136 127

TOTAL 4,314 4,900 3,875 835 772




192

TABLE 126ATRINITY COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 101 145 100 27 231 59 84 56 10 82 28 28 26 6 63 36 35 34 8 74 41 38 38 4 45 21 21 21 3 36 26 25 25 6 67 7 7 7 1 18 7 8 7 5 49 5 5 5 0 010 13 13 13 3 311 10 8 8 2 212 19 17 17 5 513 11 11 11 2 214 10 9 9 1 115 12 11 11 3 316 8 7 7 3 317 5 5 4 2 218 4 2 2 0 020 0 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 423 479 401 91 83




193

TABLE 126BTRINITY COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 15 16 14 4 4BLACK 2 6 2 0 0HISPANIC 50 53 40 4 3WHITE 343 384 333 79 73OTHER 7 14 7 3 2PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 4 4 3 1 1

TOTAL 423 479 401 91 83




194

TABLE 127ATULARE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 11,477 16,116 11,152 1,980 1,8001 6,417 10,142 5,995 1,219 1,0672 4,366 4,458 3,672 483 4583 3,131 2,759 2,611 256 2564 3,545 3,120 2,940 293 2905 1,999 1,739 1,667 165 1656 1,841 1,696 1,660 193 1927 903 806 785 104 1028 674 595 577 57 569 648 566 549 57 5710 684 583 572 77 7611 1,124 911 878 78 7412 1,471 1,086 1,029 95 9513 805 648 616 66 6614 834 758 743 75 7515 728 650 635 65 6516 702 645 632 67 6717 587 532 513 76 7418 162 131 129 9 919 16 12 12 0 020 62 48 48 4 4UNKNOWN 111 105 100 12 12

TOTAL 42,287 48,106 37,515 5,431 5,060




195

TABLE 127BTULARE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 370 312 277 40 40ASIAN 511 568 448 89 81BLACK 542 591 492 84 79FILIPINO 151 156 134 10 10HISPANIC 32,256 37,172 28,818 4,052 3,772WHITE 4,872 5,592 4,383 701 652OTHER 1,932 2,057 1,637 289 274PACIFIC ISLANDER 34 29 27 2 2UNKOWN 1,619 1,629 1,299 164 150

TOTAL 42,287 48,106 37,515 5,431 5,060




196

TABLE 128ATUOLUMNE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 387 466 340 72 671 227 296 197 58 492 138 135 116 16 153 110 106 100 26 204 153 131 126 18 185 108 75 75 14 146 91 84 79 9 97 38 35 32 10 108 24 22 21 7 79 24 23 22 6 610 23 23 21 5 511 39 32 29 4 412 63 40 38 6 613 41 29 25 10 914 26 23 22 6 615 33 32 30 12 1216 15 14 14 2 217 13 13 12 2 218 5 4 4 2 219 1 1 1 1 1UNKNOWN 2 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 1,561 1,586 1,306 286 264




197

TABLE 128BTUOLUMNE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 12 12 11 0 0ASIAN 3 4 3 2 2BLACK 6 6 6 3 3FILIPINO 1 1 1 0 0HISPANIC 123 123 104 26 25WHITE 1,203 1,190 981 156 150OTHER 187 231 183 97 82PACIFIC ISLANDER 4 5 3 0 0UNKOWN 22 14 14 2 2

TOTAL 1,561 1,586 1,306 286 264




198

TABLE 129AVENTURA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 9,857 14,815 9,251 2,157 1,8231 5,640 8,581 5,050 1,524 1,2832 3,723 3,453 2,857 590 5543 2,447 2,098 2,000 365 3594 3,039 2,516 2,390 361 3575 1,793 1,375 1,317 223 2196 950 766 746 146 1467 795 624 605 151 1508 713 517 502 131 1289 684 498 477 106 10410 740 521 512 112 11211 1,175 653 631 134 13012 1,475 631 618 116 11613 785 400 384 91 8814 638 448 439 100 9815 576 407 396 95 9416 450 287 281 61 6017 362 242 230 69 6818 136 90 87 22 2119 8 7 7 6 620 22 21 21 5 5UNKNOWN 6 6 6 0 0

TOTAL 36,014 38,956 28,807 6,565 5,921




199

TABLE 129BVENTURA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 33 28 26 4 4ASIAN 164 176 126 45 40BLACK 468 464 380 108 104FILIPINO 153 120 90 23 19HISPANIC 30,962 33,710 24,902 5,672 5,099WHITE 2,529 2,409 1,887 384 357OTHER 765 754 605 138 125PACIFIC ISLANDER 30 21 20 5 5UNKOWN 910 1,274 771 186 168

TOTAL 36,014 38,956 28,807 6,565 5,921




200

TABLE 130AYOLO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 2,197 3,106 2,039 378 3391 1,348 2,088 1,176 268 2372 934 837 683 116 1123 666 542 510 74 734 833 600 576 93 925 470 340 329 43 426 345 262 248 41 397 283 189 179 45 438 251 163 160 40 409 285 196 193 53 5210 271 200 195 40 3911 383 222 217 50 4912 439 219 211 41 3913 298 189 185 48 4814 226 153 149 35 3415 221 139 132 28 2516 174 125 122 41 4017 126 72 71 15 1518 63 36 36 14 1419 17 10 10 2 220 17 9 9 3 3UNKNOWN 25 24 20 3 3

TOTAL 9,872 9,721 7,450 1,471 1,380




201

TABLE 130BYOLO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 16 12 10 3 3ASIAN 302 236 196 41 38BLACK 249 246 199 50 49FILIPINO 13 11 9 0 0HISPANIC 5,417 5,346 4,044 727 689WHITE 2,224 2,208 1,733 429 403OTHER 1,418 1,496 1,116 193 172PACIFIC ISLANDER 21 11 9 0 0UNKOWN 212 155 134 28 26

TOTAL 9,872 9,721 7,450 1,471 1,380




202

TABLE 131AYUBA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,238 1,701 1,143 319 2791 600 759 504 181 1552 439 386 342 66 623 356 276 268 51 514 382 267 260 45 455 242 145 143 30 306 167 130 125 17 177 102 83 82 14 148 72 53 51 11 109 96 67 65 12 1210 98 68 65 16 1611 138 82 80 17 1712 167 74 74 16 1613 107 58 57 12 1214 76 60 59 13 1315 59 49 49 17 1716 58 44 43 8 817 34 21 20 3 318 14 5 5 1 120 5 5 5 1 1UNKNOWN 12 13 11 2 2

TOTAL 4,462 4,346 3,451 852 781




203

TABLE 131BYUBA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 4,462 4,346 3,451 852 781




204

TABLE 132ACITY OF BERKELEY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 191 248 189 8 71 91 132 87 4 42 54 54 47 4 43 48 49 48 2 24 39 33 32 1 15 39 40 37 0 06 17 17 17 1 17 18 16 16 1 18 17 15 15 2 29 21 21 21 0 010 21 19 19 2 211 25 20 20 2 212 16 10 10 2 213 13 10 10 2 214 22 22 21 1 115 11 13 11 1 116 9 9 9 1 117 9 9 8 0 018 4 4 4 0 020 2 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 3 3 3 0 0

TOTAL 670 746 626 34 33




205

TABLE 132BCITY OF BERKELEY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 670 746 626 34 33




206

TABLE 133ACITY OF LONG BEACH




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 7,811 10,114 7,582 1,585 1,4001 3,604 6,252 3,379 1,146 8992 2,464 2,657 2,129 505 4623 2,017 1,777 1,678 387 3674 2,575 2,046 1,888 380 3685 1,682 1,028 955 212 2026 1,642 1,302 1,255 302 2947 974 661 637 211 2038 975 614 597 179 1759 965 616 590 182 17610 1,019 681 659 214 20911 1,254 770 743 180 17812 1,138 631 608 176 17413 842 472 459 155 15214 766 430 420 134 13215 614 361 350 110 10816 545 291 280 77 7417 389 210 202 62 6018 157 112 106 33 3119 50 44 40 11 1020 47 41 40 8 8UNKNOWN 24 22 21 7 7

TOTAL 31,554 31,132 24,618 6,256 5,689




207

TABLE 133BCITY OF LONG BEACH




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 27 28 22 6 6ASIAN 2,030 2,048 1,575 393 351BLACK 4,928 4,502 3,804 1,301 1,194FILIPINO 403 347 270 69 61HISPANIC 21,456 21,615 16,850 3,952 3,582WHITE 1,061 1,058 856 199 184OTHER 862 751 593 125 118PACIFIC ISLANDER 412 373 314 116 107UNKOWN 375 410 334 95 86

TOTAL 31,554 31,132 24,618 6,256 5,689




208

TABLE 134ACITY OF PASADENA




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 2,082 2,697 2,017 256 2351 779 1,349 730 158 1432 598 660 520 81 783 419 370 355 50 494 574 465 450 50 505 381 250 243 27 276 334 259 251 42 417 178 130 127 23 238 165 121 118 21 219 167 125 123 18 1810 173 135 130 16 1611 202 123 121 17 1712 236 128 125 20 2013 156 101 100 17 1714 135 93 93 26 2615 105 72 72 20 2016 82 61 60 15 1517 94 70 69 19 1918 32 12 12 2 219 2 2 2 0 020 3 3 3 1 1UNKNOWN 3 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 6,900 7,227 5,722 879 838




209

TABLE 134BCITY OF PASADENA




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 3 3 3 0 0ASIAN 65 51 43 8 8BLACK 1,205 1,087 929 155 148FILIPINO 52 63 48 6 5HISPANIC 4,094 4,426 3,449 514 494WHITE 300 294 238 33 31OTHER 1,094 1,232 952 156 145PACIFIC ISLANDER 5 5 4 1 1UNKOWN 82 66 56 6 6

TOTAL 6,900 7,227 5,722 879 838




210

TABLE 135

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES

CHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES


ANSWERS TO TOBACCO QUESTIONS BY AGE

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE

FREQUENCY AND PERCENT OF RESPONSES TO:

EXPOSURE TO PASSIVE TOBACCO SMOKE TOBACCO USED BY CHILDREN COUNSELED/REFERRED FOR TOBACCO PREVENTION

YES NO UNKNOWN TOTAL YES NO UNKNOWN TOTAL YES NO UNKNOWN TOTAL

025,709 499,766 4,280 529,755 408 525,114 4,233 529,755 438,019 87,265 4,471 529,755

1.22% 23.64% 0.20% 25.05% 0.02% 24.83% 0.20% 25.05% 20.72% 4.13% 0.21% 25.05%

112,828 244,528 9,636 266,992 217 257,171 9,604 266,992 208,197 48,955 9,840 266,992

0.61% 11.56% 0.46% 12.63% 0.01% 12.16% 0.45% 12.63% 9.85% 2.32% 0.47% 12.63%

28,657 170,297 9,169 188,123 145 178,848 9,130 188,123 145,997 32,834 9,292 188,123

0.41% 8.05% 0.43% 8.90% 0.01% 8.46% 0.43% 8.90% 6.90% 1.55% 0.44% 8.90%

37,312 130,934 6,652 144,898 129 138126 6643 144898 113125 25006 6767 144898

0.35% 6.19% 0.31% 6.85% 0.01% 6.53% 0.31% 6.85% 5.35% 1.18% 0.32% 6.85%

49,004 154,997 8,432 172,433 122 163,899 8,412 172,433 135,239 28,633 8,561 172,433

0.43% 7.33% 0.40% 8.15% 0.01% 7.75% 0.40% 8.15% 6.40% 1.35% 0.40% 8.15%

56,593 101,053 6,241 113,887 73 107,588 6,226 113,887 88,866 18,705 6,316 113,887

0.31% 4.78% 0.30% 5.39% 0.00% 5.09% 0.29% 5.39% 4.20% 0.88% 0.30% 5.39%

65,737 80,474 3,497 89,708 72 86,153 3,483 89,708 72,599 13,565 3,544 89,708

0.27% 3.81% 0.17% 4.24% 0.00% 4.07% 0.16% 4.24% 3.43% 0.64% 0.17% 4.24%

73,933 55,723 1,732 61,388 59 59,607 1,722 61,388 50,528 9,099 1,761 61,388

0.19% 2.64% 0.08% 2.90% 0.00% 2.82% 0.08% 2.90% 2.39% 0.43% 0.08% 2.90%

83,462 51,186 1,460 56,108 51 54,611 1,446 56,108 46,389 8,218 1,501 56,108

0.16% 2.42% 0.07% 2.65% 0.00% 2.58% 0.07% 2.65% 2.19% 0.39% 0.07% 2.65%

93,477 50,798 1,359 55,634 59 54,226 1,349 55,634 46,017 8,217 1,400 55,634

0.16% 2.40% 0.06% 2.63% 0.00% 2.56% 0.06% 2.63% 2.18% 0.39% 0.07% 2.63%

103,672 51,550 1,408 56,630 63 55,171 1,396 56,630 46,800 8,363 1,467 56,630

0.17% 2.44% 0.07% 2.68% 0.00% 2.61% 0.07% 2.68% 2.21% 0.40% 0.07% 2.68%

114,668 65,113 2,595 72,376 79 69,716 2,581 72,376 58,548 11,166 2,662 72,376

0.22% 3.08% 0.12% 3.42% 0.00% 3.30% 0.12% 3.42% 2.77% 0.53% 0.13% 3.42%

125,450 70,587 3,505 79,542 139 75,924 3,479 79,542 63,120 12,825 3,597 79,542

0.26% 3.34% 0.17% 3.76% 0.01% 3.59% 0.16% 3.76% 2.99% 0.61% 0.17% 3.76%

133,817 45,777 1,883 51,477 230 49,377 1,870 51,477 41,341 8,201 1,935 51,477

0.18% 2.16% 0.09% 2.43% 0.01% 2.34% 0.09% 2.43% 1.96% 0.39% 0.09% 2.43%

143,966 41,452 1,340 46,758 484 44,945 1,329 46,758 38,325 7,051 1,382 46,758

0.19% 1.96% 0.06% 2.21% 0.02% 2.13% 0.06% 2.21% 1.81% 0.33% 0.07% 2.21%

153,770 36,463 1,169 41,402 825 39,413 1,164 41,402 33,993 6,202 1,207 41,402

0.18% 1.72% 0.06% 1.96% 0.04% 1.86% 0.06% 1.96% 1.61% 0.29% 0.06% 1.96%

163,543 32,066 1,149 36,758 1,231 34,390 1,137 36,758 29,939 5,650 1,169 36,758

0.17% 1.52% 0.05% 1.74% 0.06% 1.63% 0.05% 1.74% 1.42% 0.27% 0.06% 1.74%

173,474 25,906 990 30,370 1,406 27,990 974 30,370 24,561 4,804 1,005 30,370

0.16% 1.23% 0.05% 1.44% 0.07% 1.32% 0.05% 1.44% 1.16% 0.23% 0.05% 1.44%

181,173 10,847 499 12,519 426 11,594 499 12,519 10,021 1,987 511 12,519

0.06% 0.51% 0.02% 0.59% 0.02% 0.55% 0.02% 0.59% 0.47% 0.09% 0.02% 0.59%

19255 1,997 40 2,292 88 2,166 38 2,292 1,724 527 41 2,292

0.01% 0.09% 0.00% 0.11% 0.00% 0.10% 0.00% 0.11% 0.08% 0.02% 0.00% 0.11%

20353 3,169 80 3,602 73 3,449 80 3,602 2,590 926 86 3,602

0.02% 0.15% 0.00% 0.17% 0.00% 0.16% 0.00% 0.17% 0.12% 0.04% 0.00% 0.17%

UNKNOWN108 1,692 28 1,828 1 1,800 27 1,828 1,441 356 31 1,828

0.01% 0.08% 0.00% 0.09% 0.00% 0.09% 0.00% 0.09% 0.07% 0.02% 0.00% 0.09%

TOTAL120,961 1,926,375 67,144 2,114,480 6,380 2,041,278 66,822 2,114,480 1,697,379 348,555 68,546 2,114,480

5.72% 91.10% 3.18% 100.00% 0.30% 96.54% 3.16% 100.00% 80.27% 16.48% 3.24% 100.00%


211

TABLE 136

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES

CHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES


ANSWERS TO TOBACCO QUESTIONS BY ETHNICITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY

FREQUENCY AND PERCENT OF RESPONSES TO:


YES NO UNKNOWN TOTAL YES NO UNKNOWN TOTAL YES NO UNKNOWN TOTAL

AMERICAN INDIAN789 4,524 97 5,410 58 5,256 96 5,410 4,057 1,253 100 5,410

0.04% 0.21% 0.00% 0.26% 0.00% 0.25% 0.00% 0.26% 0.19% 0.06% 0.00% 0.26%

ASIAN8,751 107,988 2,039 118,778 201 116,587 1,990 118,778 83,276 33,379 2,123 118,778

0.41% 5.11% 0.10% 5.62% 0.01% 5.51% 0.09% 5.62% 3.94% 1.58% 0.10% 5.62%

BLACK12,295 115,255 2,481 130,031 607 126,976 2,448 130,031 102,879 24,274 2,878 130,031

0.58% 5.45% 0.12% 6.15% 0.03% 6.01% 0.12% 6.15% 4.87% 1.15% 0.14% 6.15%

FILIPINO870 10,891 393 12,154 36 11,730 388 12,154 9,200 2,558 396 12,154

0.04% 0.52% 0.02% 0.57% 0.00% 0.55% 0.02% 0.57% 0.44% 0.12% 0.02% 0.57%

HISPANIC55,034 1,319,615 40,378 1,415,027 1,972 1,372,844 40,211 1,415,027 1,212,548 161,728 40,751 1,415,027

2.60% 62.41% 1.91% 66.92% 0.09% 64.93% 1.90% 66.92% 57.34% 7.65% 1.93% 66.92%

WHITE25,440 156,385 4,998 186,823 1,481 180,389 4,953 186,823 129,755 51,958 5,110 186,823

1.20% 7.40% 0.24% 8.84% 0.07% 8.53% 0.23% 8.84% 6.14% 2.46% 0.24% 8.84%

OTHER8,329 110,668 3,379 122,376 412 118,605 3,359 122,376 82,289 36,603 3,484 122,376

0.39% 5.23% 0.16% 5.79% 0.02% 5.61% 0.16% 5.79% 3.89% 1.73% 0.16% 5.79%

PACIFIC ISLANDER334 3,506 97 3,937 17 3820 100 3937 3046 783 108 3937

0.02% 0.17% 0.00% 0.19% 0.00% 0.18% 0.00% 0.19% 0.14% 0.04% 0.01% 0.19%

UNKNOWN9,119 97,543 13,282 119,944 1,596 105,071 13,277 119,944 70,329 36,019 13,596 119,944

0.43% 4.61% 0.63% 5.67% 0.08% 4.97% 0.63% 5.67% 3.33% 1.70% 0.64% 5.67%

TOTAL120,961 1,926,375 67,144 2,114,480 6,380 2,041,278 66,822 2,114,480 1,697,379 348,555 68,546 2,114,480

5.72% 91.10% 3.18% 100.00% 0.30% 96.54% 3.16% 100.00% 80.27% 16.48% 3.24% 100.00%


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TABLE 137



ANSWERS TO TOBACCO QUESTIONS BY COUNTY/CITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


COUNTY/CITY

FREQUENCY OF RESPONSES TO:


YES NO UNKNOWN TOTAL YES NO UNKNOWN TOTAL YES NO UNKNOWN TOTALALAMEDA 3,453 54,891 763 59,107 221 58,142 744 59,107 38,445 19,412 1,250 59,107ALPINE 32 278 8 318 6 304 8 318 241 69 8 318AMADOR 257 1,055 55 1,367 5 1,308 54 1,367 904 407 56 1,367BUTTE 1,700 10,399 1,490 13,589 63 12,039 1,487 13,589 4,193 7,897 1,499 13,589CALAVERAS 311 1,957 55 2,323 66 2,202 55 2,323 1,705 561 57 2,323COLUSA 112 2,415 174 2,701 3 2,524 174 2,701 1,924 598 179 2,701CONTRA COSTA 1,928 23,240 634 25,802 563 24,594 645 25,802 13,119 12,010 673 25,802DEL NORTE 383 1,119 128 1,630 24 1,480 126 1,630 1,008 491 131 1,630EL DORADO 384 3,992 36 4,412 39 4,338 35 4,412 1,708 2,668 36 4,412FRESNO 5,575 93,838 3,455 102,868 222 99,246 3,400 102,868 94,703 4,740 3,425 102,868GLENN 281 1,939 75 2,295 8 2,212 75 2,295 1,110 1,110 75 2,295HUMBOLDT 641 5,939 621 7,201 51 6,530 620 7,201 6,438 113 650 7,201IMPERIAL 357 13,653 223 14,233 63 13,947 223 14,233 6,907 7,089 237 14,233INYO 60 927 10 997 4 983 10 997 391 596 10 997KERN 5,202 64,520 624 70,346 142 69,645 559 70,346 62,021 7,627 698 70,346KINGS 186 5,607 41 5,834 22 5,769 43 5,834 5,507 277 50 5,834LAKE 670 1,660 45 2,375 21 2,310 44 2,375 1,407 922 46 2,375LASSEN 240 1,047 7 1,294 40 1,248 6 1,294 1,033 252 9 1,294LOS ANGELES 29,216 683,313 25,437 737,966 1,946 710,704 25,316 737,966 672,778 39,505 25,683 737,966MADERA 897 12,362 165 13,424 13 13,246 165 13,424 11,514 1,744 166 13,424MARIN 86 3,795 221 4,102 11 3,869 222 4,102 3,450 428 224 4,102MARIPOSA 86 249 7 342 5 331 6 342 208 126 8 342MENDOCINO 584 3,789 508 4,881 101 4,283 497 4,881 3,832 550 499 4,881MERCED 1,470 18,832 2,099 22,401 68 20,239 2,094 22,401 19,099 1,207 2,095 22,401MODOC 42 354 9 405 1 395 9 405 131 264 10 405MONO 39 573 7 619 1 611 7 619 83 529 7 619MONTEREY 240 10,446 920 11,606 24 10,663 919 11,606 8,195 2,491 920 11,606NAPA 448 4,300 8 4,756 22 4,728 6 4,756 2,514 2,235 7 4,756NEVADA 181 1,992 158 2,331 7 2,166 158 2,331 519 1,654 158 2,331ORANGE 8,781 154,967 3,328 167,076 114 163,640 3,322 167,076 132,679 31,049 3,348 167,076PLACER 416 5,482 493 6,391 30 5,867 494 6,391 3,204 2,695 492 6,391PLUMAS 114 606 7 727 11 709 7 727 578 140 9 727RIVERSIDE 6,055 74,523 2,153 82,731 164 80,416 2,151 82,731 68,884 11,690 2,157 82,731SACRAMENTO 6,224 72,855 602 79,681 313 78,752 616 79,681 44,728 34,261 692 79,681SAN BENITO 71 3,524 20 3,615 37 3,559 19 3,615 1,262 2,332 21 3,615SAN BERNARDINO 8,856 93,596 1,790 104,242 215 102,237 1,790 104,242 83,949 18,490 1,803 104,242SAN DIEGO 4,223 110,948 3,027 118,198 212 114,975 3,011 118,198 83,563 31,558 3,077 118,198SAN FRANCISCO 1,382 20,948 193 22,523 91 22,239 193 22,523 10,688 11,601 234 22,523SAN JOAQUIN 8,388 34,035 4,962 47,385 37 42,392 4,956 47,385 29,499 12,898 4,988 47,385SAN LUIS OBISPO 492 7,665 1,062 9,219 63 8,080 1,076 9,219 6,907 1,215 1,097 9,219SAN MATEO 1,287 20,497 1,299 23,083 92 21,693 1,298 23,083 14,777 6,991 1,315 23,083SANTA BARBARA 799 25,071 2,583 28,453 91 25,778 2,584 28,453 23,795 2,067 2,591 28,453SANTA CLARA 3,589 48,352 613 52,554 138 51,798 618 52,554 32,667 19,192 695 52,554SANTA CRUZ 875 17,976 232 19,083 97 18,754 232 19,083 12,187 6,661 235 19,083SHASTA 1,093 4,877 71 6,041 42 5,929 70 6,041 3,328 2,626 87 6,041SIERRA 18 122 1 141 1 139 1 141 98 42 1 141SISKIYOU 589 1,912 144 2,645 16 2,484 145 2,645 1,016 1,484 145 2,645SOLANO 1,079 13,889 633 15,601 58 14,910 633 15,601 9,819 5,124 658 15,601SONOMA 812 11,308 110 12,230 121 12,001 108 12,230 9,473 2,647 110 12,230STANISLAUS 2,608 34,527 265 37,400 94 37,061 245 37,400 31,409 5,735 256 37,400SUTTER 371 3,798 246 4,415 14 4,156 245 4,415 2,586 1,583 246 4,415TEHAMA 758 3,374 182 4,314 30 4,102 182 4,314 1,558 2,573 183 4,314TRINITY 71 348 4 423 7 412 4 423 191 228 4 423TULARE 2,272 39,082 933 42,287 289 41,086 912 42,287 39,259 2,076 952 42,287TUOLUMNE 334 1,214 13 1,561 21 1,529 11 1,561 789 752 20 1,561VENTURA 1,165 33,672 1,177 36,014 65 34,769 1,180 36,014 33,469 1,353 1,192 36,014YOLO 457 8,835 580 9,872 31 9,262 579 9,872 3,081 6,207 584 9,872YUBA 603 3,188 671 4,462 21 3,773 668 4,462 2,023 1,763 676 4,462CITY OF BERKELEY 6 655 9 670 2 659 9 670 589 72 9 670CITY OF LONG BEACH 898 29,409 1,247 31,554 39 30,269 1,246 31,554 30,001 300 1,253 31,554CITY OF PASADENA 141 6,745 14 6,900 2 6,884 14 6,900 5,983 903 14 6,900UNKNOWN 1,073 9,894 497 11,464 60 10,908 496 11,464 8,253 2,675 536 11,464

TOTAL 120,961 1,926,375 67,144 2,114,480 6,380 2,041,278 66,822 2,114,480 1,697,379 348,555 68,546 2,114,480


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