department of health services · 21.05.2004 · catherine camacho, deputy director erin whitsell,...

ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER Governor

State of California-Health and Human Services Agency

Department of Health Services

SANDRA SHEWRY Director

May 21, 2004 CHDP Program Letter No.: 04-12 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 2001-2002 The Children’s Medical Services Branch has prepared the enclosed report on the CHDP services provided from July 1, 2001 through June 30, 2002, based on CHDP claims submitted through January 2003. If you have any questions or need further information, please contact Helen Zheng, Research Scientist, at (916) 327-2114 or email, at [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

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

May 2004

Prepared By Helen Zheng

ANNUAL REPORTFISCAL YEAR 2001-2002

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

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

CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP) PROGRAMANNUAL REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2001-2002

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I. OVERVIEW AND FINDINGS III. CHILDREN SCREENED AND AMOUNT PAID BY AGE

Table 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, MEASLES, RUBELLA, HIBCON, HEP_B, DPT_HIB, DTAP, VAR, FLU, PNE, HEP_A) 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 (SICKLE CELL, LEAD, VDRL, RPR, ART, G.C. CULTURE, PAP SMEAR, P.K.U., CHLAMYDIA CULTURE, PELVIC EXAM, OVA/PARASITE)

BY AGETable 59: All Funding Sources 74Table 60: Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service Funding Sources 75Table 61: State Funding Sources 76

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Table 62: Information/PHP Sources 77BY ETHNICITYTable 63: All Funding Sources 78Table 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 135

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Table 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 153Table 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 also 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 monitors the school entry program which requires 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 Forms (PM 160), which were submitted to the CHDP fiscal intermediary for dates of services from July 1, 2001, through June 30, 2002. All forms adjudicated from July 2001 through January 2003 are included.

There are three versions of the Confidential Screening and Billing Forms (PM 160) in use. Providers for most Medi-Cal fee for service and State-funded health assessments use the standard PM 160. Head Start and State Preschool programs use a PM 160 designed specifically for reporting the delivery of preventive health care services to children enrolled in the programs. The “Information-Only” PM 160 is used to report services rendered to Medi-Cal children enrolled in managed cares plans. Because they are not used as a billing form, the “Information-Only” PM 160’s are not edited by the fiscal intermediary, and therefore the data from these forms may be less reliable than data reported on the other PM 160 forms.

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As noted in Table 1 during fiscal year (FY) 2001-02, the CHDP program provided preventive health services to an estimated 2,087,243 children (unduplicated count) with 3,045,131 visits, an average of 1.5 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, 2001, through June 30, 2002.

From FY 1991-92 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 5.7 percent per fiscal year (see Table 1). From FY 1998-99 to FY 2001-02, the total children served by CHDP slightly decreased. There were 103,914 fewer children served by CHDP in FY 2001-02 compared to FY 2000-01, a 4.8 percent decline. 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.

Comparing the total number served by different funding sources from FY 2001-

02 to FY 2000-01, 7,457 fewer Medi-Cal Eligible Fee-For-Service (Medi-Cal FFS) children were reported as receiving services in 2001-02, which is a 1.9 percent decline. There were 22,206 more Information Only/Prepaid Health Plan (Info/PHP) children served in FY 2001-02, a 3.0 percent increase. State-funded children served were 120,663 less in FY 2000-01, a 11.4 percent decrease (see Graph 1).

Table 1. Number and Percent Change for CHDP children Served

From FY 1992 to 2002

Fiscal Year

Children Served Percent Change From Previous

1991-92 1,638,846

1992-93 1,785,616 1992/93 - 1991/92 146,770 9.0

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

Number Change Compared to Previous Fiscal Year

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Graph 1. Children Served by CHDP StatewideFY 1991-92 Through FY 2001-02

1,638,8461,785,616

2,087,243

990,073

505,080426,968 391,332

938,661

156,886298,456

442,525

625,320757,250

1,922,4682,016,615

2,100,4102,188,669

2,285,697 2,228,361 2,193,1572,228,326

794,476

398,789

1,101,244 984,5591,101,758

1,128,1641,179,584

905,654841,766789,110

701,541656,470626,963

1,059,3241,105,533

1,097,9611,048,696

21,810 27,902 41,343 99,341

735,044695,825

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Total Medi-Cal FFS State-Funded Info/PHP

Of the 2,087,243 children served by CHDP, 66.2 percent were age 0 to 5, 23.3

percent were age 6 to 12, 10.5 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 2001-2002

1,381,634 (66.2%)

485,815 (23.3%)

218,146 (10.5%) 1,648 (0.1%)

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Of the 2,087,243 children served by the CHDP program, 67.9 percent were Hispanic, 9.1 percent were White, 6.1 percent were Black, 4.8 percent were Asian, 0.3 percent were Native American and 5.8 percent were Other (i.e., Filipino, Pacific Islander and Other). There were 6.0 percent of the children served whose ethnicity was not reported for CHDP in FY 2001-02. Further the ethnic distribution of CHDP children in FY 2001-02 was different from the ethnic distribution of the California population.

Graph 3. CHDP Children Ethnic Distribution Percent vs. California Population Ethnic Distribution Percent

FY 2001-2002

9.16.1 4.8

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CHDP Children California Population

According to the California Census 2000, 46.7 percent of the California

population was White, 6.4 percent were Black, 10.8 percent were Asian, 32.4 percent were Hispanic, 0.5 percent was Native American and 3.2 percent were others (see Graph 3).

During FY 2001-02, the CHDP program provided services to 1,026,376 (49.2 percent) females and 1,051,041 (50.4 percent) males. For 9,826 (0.5 percent) of the children, the gender was not indicated. (See Table 73, page 88). Immunizations

The CHDP program provided 3,828,574 individual immunizations in FY 2001-02, 913,101 less compared to FY 2000-01. This represents a 19.3 percent decrease over FY 2000-01 when 4,741,675 immunizations were provided by CHDP (see Graph 4).

The amount paid for CHDP immunizations during FY 2001-02 totaled $19,158,163, a decrease of $5,584,744 (22.6 percent) from $24,742,907 in FY 2000-01. The average cost per immunization was $7.86 in FY 2001-02, which is no significant change from $7.75 in FY 2000-01. 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 Vaccine-for-Children (VFC) program supplies the majority of vaccines. Therefore, the average cost of vaccines includes primarily the administration fee and the costs for the few vaccines that providers must purchase directly.

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Graph 4. CHDP Immunizations and Amounts Paid Statewide FY 1999-2000 to FY 2001-2002

4,367,150 4,741,675 3,828,574

$23,588,510 $24,742,907

$19,158,163

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Number of Immunizations Total Amount Paid

Type of Providers

During FY 2001-02, 21 provider types (and one category unknown) provided CHDP services to children. Among the various provider types, Physician Solo Practices provided 17.8 percent of the services, 19.0 percent by Physician Groups, and 10.4 percent by Rural Health Clinics, 3.4 percent by Clinic Labs/Lead, 3.3 percent by County Health Department Clinic, 3.3 percent by Community Clinics. All other provider types provided the remaining 42.8 percent of the services. (See Table 46 - Statewide Summary of CHDP Provider Types and Amount Paid, page 57). Expenditures

During FY 2001-02, a total of $100,031,133 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 $2,496,657 (2.4 percent) from the $102,527,790 paid in fiscal year 2000-2001.

Of the $100,031,133 paid for CHDP services, $27,572,711 was paid for services to 391,332 Medi-Cal FFS funded children at an average cost of $70.46 per child and 554,176 Medi-Cal funded visits at an average cost of $49.75 per visit. The number of children for whom services were paid by Medi-Cal FFS represents a 1.9 percent decrease from the 398,789 Medi-Cal FFS children served in fiscal year 2000-2001 (See Graph 6). This shift can be partially attributed to the transition of children to MCMC (Medi-Cal Managed Care) Health Plans.

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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. In FY 2001-02, 757,250 Info/PHP children were served by CHDP program, a 3.0 percent increase over FY 2000-01. Because the PM 160 “Information-Only” form is used as a reporting form rather than a billing form, expenditure data is unavailable for this group of children. Therefore, those children cannot be included in calculating the average cost per child for CHDP services.

Graph 5. Amount Paid for CHDP Services Statewide by Funding SourceFY 1991-1992 through FY 2001-2002

$131,072,782

$100,031,133

$102,527,790

$101,046,687

$121,923,028$129,162,122

$146,285,790

$155,742,790

$159,175,319

121,923,028

$103,080,549

$27,572,711

$26,013,755$27,914,594

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

$99,397,657$103,672,199

$97,884,399

$48,698,196

$32,235,242

$85,026,472

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

$76,514,035

$70,845,307$44,135,650

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

$59,777,662

$55,783,768

$58,663,331

$65,757,670

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FY91/92

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Total Medi-Cal FFS State-Funded

Although the number of CHDP services delivered by MCMC Plans 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 by MCMC plans because the “Information-Only” PM 160 is not used for reimbursement.

For State-funded CHDP services, compared to FY 2000-01 when providers were paid $76,514,035 for CHDP preventive health exams and services, providers were paid $72,458,422 for CHDP preventive health exams and services provided to 938,661 State-funded children with 1,351,471 visits, a decrease of $4,055,613 (5.3 percent) in FY 2001-02. The average cost per child was $77.19 and $53.61 per visits (see Graph 5).

State-funded CHDP services receive funds from two sources: the State General Fund and the Proposition 99 Tobacco Tax. A total of 346,629 children received services paid from the State General Fund and 592,032 children received services paid from the State Tobacco Tax Funds. The percentage of children receiving CHDP

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services paid for by State Tobacco Funds shows 6.5% decreasing in FY 2001-02 (28.4%), when compared to FY 2000-01 (30.3%, see Graph 6).

Graph 6. Number and percent of Children Served Statewide by Funding Sources FY2000-2001 vs. FY 2001-2002

735,044 (33.5%)

391,332 (18.7%)

398,789 (18.2%)

757,250 (36.3%)

393,729 (18.0%)

346,629 (16.6%)

665,595 (30.3%)

592,032 (28.4%)

0 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000

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Medi-Cal FFS State-Gen. FundInfo/PHP State-Tobacco

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. Children that meet these criteria qualify for health assessments through the CHDP program.

The CHDP estimated target population for FY 2001-02 was 4,558,136. The total

number of children served (2,087,243) accounted for 45.8 percent of the target population. The Medi-Cal funded estimated target population was 2,853,269, of which 1,148,582 (40.3%) were served by CHDP program. The State-funded estimated target population was 1,704,867, of which 938,661 (55.1%) were actually served by the CHDP program (see Graph 7).

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Graph 7. Target Population vs. Children Served by CHDP program for FY 2001-2002

2,853,269

1,704,867

4,558,136

938,661(55.1% of theTarget)

1,148,582(40.3% of

the Target)

2,087,243(45.8% of

the Target)

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Target CHDP Served

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 2001-02, see Table 71 – CHDP Children Served vs. Target population by Source and County/City (page 86). Counties Serving Over 50,000 Children

During FY 2001-02, there were eight counties that served over 50,000 CHDP children. Those counties were Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino, Fresno, Riverside, Sacramento, and Kern. These counties served approximately 70 percent of the children statewide. Los Angeles served the most children at 734,210, which represents 35 percent of the children statewide. (Note: the Los Angeles County numbers exclude the cities of Long Beach and Pasadena, which report separately) (see

Graph 8. Counties Serving More than 50,000 Children in FY 2001-2002(Statewide Total: 2,087,243)

734,210 (35.2%)163,226 (7.8%)

133,771 (6.4%)

103,422 (5.0%)95,845 (4.6%)80,150 (3.8%)

73,545 (3.5%)

66,787 (3.2%)

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Graph 8).

* 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, to unduplicate these claims, a process 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 2001-02. • Medi-Cal Fee-For-Service claims are unduplicated by Medi-Cal Identification

Number. 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. This may result in an undercount for children with the same name and birth date.

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

method results in an estimate of children served.

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

SERVICES SERVED SERVICES PAID

0 516,367 24.74% $29,439,018 29.43%1 261,002 12.50% $11,672,573 11.67%2 175,255 8.40% $6,119,359 6.12%3 139,915 6.70% $5,484,263 5.48%4 170,896 8.19% $8,489,040 8.49%5 118,199 5.66% $5,582,519 5.58%6 93,991 4.50% $4,408,782 4.41%7 64,686 3.10% $2,928,383 2.93%8 57,777 2.77% $2,591,787 2.59%9 56,821 2.72% $2,563,947 2.56%

10 60,778 2.91% $2,701,394 2.70%11 74,957 3.59% $3,159,151 3.16%12 76,805 3.68% $3,285,908 3.28%13 48,402 2.32% $2,327,099 2.33%14 44,124 2.11% $2,360,368 2.36%15 41,157 1.97% $2,302,323 2.30%16 36,470 1.75% $2,130,014 2.13%17 30,112 1.44% $1,753,683 1.75%18 12,711 0.61% $687,398 0.69%19 1,882 0.09% $28,595 0.03%20 3,288 0.16% $15,529 0.02%

UNKNOWN 1,648 0.08% $0 0.00%

TOTAL 2,087,243 100.00% $100,031,133 100.00%

SOURCE: F.Y. 2001/02 SUMMARY CHDP DATA COME FROM CONFIDENTIAL SCREENING AND BILLING FORMS (PM160).

CHILDREN SCREENED AND AMOUNTS PAID BY AGE

ALL FUNDING SOURCES

JULY 2001 THROUGH JUNE 2002

TABLE 1

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICESCHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES

CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP) PROGRAM

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0 174,507 44.59% $12,898,375 46.78%1 46,799 11.96% $3,871,439 14.04%2 26,043 6.65% $1,490,631 5.41%3 19,525 4.99% $1,148,499 4.17%4 21,678 5.54% $1,632,887 5.92%5 13,625 3.48% $918,166 3.33%6 10,914 2.79% $715,232 2.59%7 7,640 1.95% $480,780 1.74%8 6,979 1.78% $428,817 1.56%9 7,151 1.83% $442,106 1.60%

10 7,803 1.99% $476,861 1.73%11 9,843 2.52% $569,107 2.06%12 10,608 2.71% $598,897 2.17%13 6,809 1.74% $423,336 1.54%14 5,919 1.51% $404,293 1.47%15 5,407 1.38% $377,227 1.37%16 4,707 1.20% $330,146 1.20%17 3,568 0.91% $245,317 0.89%18 1,230 0.31% $76,471 0.28%19 390 0.10% $28,595 0.10%20 187 0.05% $15,529 0.06%

TOTAL 391,332 100.00% $27,572,711 100.00%



MEDI-CAL FEE-FOR-SERVICE FUNDING SOURCES


TABLE 2



2



0 200,556 21.37% $16,540,643 22.83%1 86,791 9.25% $7,801,134 10.77%2 70,637 7.53% $4,628,728 6.39%3 63,312 6.74% $4,335,764 5.98%4 81,568 8.69% $6,856,153 9.46%5 61,270 6.53% $4,664,353 6.44%6 49,663 5.29% $3,693,550 5.10%7 33,587 3.58% $2,447,603 3.38%8 29,542 3.15% $2,162,970 2.99%9 28,981 3.09% $2,121,841 2.93%

10 30,555 3.26% $2,224,533 3.07%11 38,188 4.07% $2,590,044 3.57%12 40,402 4.30% $2,687,011 3.71%13 26,059 2.78% $1,903,763 2.63%14 24,884 2.65% $1,956,075 2.70%15 24,052 2.56% $1,925,096 2.66%16 22,111 2.36% $1,799,868 2.48%17 18,697 1.99% $1,508,366 2.08%18 7,806 0.83% $610,927 0.84%

TOTAL 938,661 100.00% $72,458,422 100.00%


STATE FUNDING SOURCES





TABLE 3

3



0 141,304 18.66% $0 N/A1 127,412 16.83% $0 N/A2 78,575 10.38% $0 N/A3 57,078 7.54% $0 N/A4 67,650 8.93% $0 N/A5 43,304 5.72% $0 N/A6 33,414 4.41% $0 N/A7 23,459 3.10% $0 N/A8 21,256 2.81% $0 N/A9 20,689 2.73% $0 N/A

10 22,420 2.96% $0 N/A11 26,926 3.56% $0 N/A12 25,795 3.41% $0 N/A13 15,534 2.05% $0 N/A14 13,321 1.76% $0 N/A15 11,698 1.54% $0 N/A16 9,652 1.27% $0 N/A17 7,847 1.04% $0 N/A18 3,675 0.49% $0 N/A19 1,492 0.20% $0 N/A20 3,101 0.41% $0 N/A

UNKNOWN 1,648 0.22% $0 N/A

TOTAL 757,250 100.00% $0 N/A



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


INFORMATION/PHP FUNDING SOURCES

TABLE 4

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES

4

0 1,520 23,108 27,473 2,995 349,587 50,796 32,501 952 27,435 516,3671 810 12,590 13,780 1,376 175,996 24,761 14,244 466 16,979 261,0022 513 6,338 9,290 800 124,700 14,080 8,609 276 10,649 175,2553 436 4,714 8,068 626 98,721 11,387 6,696 262 9,005 139,9154 494 6,535 9,462 819 120,449 14,436 7,835 350 10,516 170,8965 424 4,920 7,177 719 80,635 11,240 5,558 271 7,255 118,1996 265 4,041 5,934 516 66,147 7,753 4,176 200 4,959 93,9917 172 3,034 4,299 389 45,931 5,101 2,543 128 3,089 64,6868 127 2,889 4,202 322 40,693 4,325 2,400 95 2,724 57,7779 140 2,994 4,106 309 39,721 4,262 2,319 95 2,875 56,82110 145 3,310 4,475 345 41,876 4,915 2,532 103 3,077 60,77811 202 4,209 5,372 444 50,483 6,974 3,119 142 4,012 74,95712 290 4,121 5,997 438 49,251 8,608 3,561 145 4,394 76,80513 153 2,947 4,109 311 30,468 5,066 2,274 127 2,947 48,40214 149 2,959 3,710 286 27,739 4,183 2,158 98 2,842 44,12415 153 2,909 3,250 289 25,425 3,858 1,870 79 3,324 41,15716 103 2,805 2,856 252 21,941 3,339 1,620 85 3,469 36,47017 106 2,671 2,206 201 17,499 2,694 1,327 54 3,354 30,11218 22 1,577 807 73 7,729 1,056 478 28 941 12,71119 4 622 210 6 560 284 122 5 69 1,88220 44 532 396 24 1,410 428 241 10 203 3,288

UNKNOWN 10 72 136 14 995 179 115 1 126 1,648

TOTAL 6,282 99,897 127,315 11,554 1,417,956 189,725 106,298 3,972 124,244 2,087,243

SOURCE: F.Y. 2001/02 SUMMARY CHDP DATA COME FROM CONFIDENTIAL SCREENING AND BILLING FORMS (PM160). 2087243

TABLE 5

PACIFIC ISLANDER UNKNOWN TOTALAGE AMERICAN

INDIAN ASIAN BLACK FILIPINO HISPANIC WHITE




NUMBER OF CHILDREN SERVED - AGE BY ETHNICITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES

OTHER

5

0 488 5,898 9,448 880 112,946 21,573 13,517 269 9,488 174,5071 239 1,167 2,576 189 27,755 8,066 3,097 64 3,646 46,7992 151 665 1,773 117 15,127 4,373 1,790 41 2,006 26,0433 128 515 1,586 78 10,919 3,436 1,408 33 1,422 19,5254 148 662 1,856 91 11,988 4,002 1,455 37 1,439 21,6785 104 399 1,376 56 6,777 2,862 1,008 32 1,011 13,6256 55 386 1,353 56 5,573 2,088 734 24 645 10,9147 42 246 1,075 25 3,756 1,433 577 15 471 7,6408 28 217 1,138 21 3,264 1,323 567 15 406 6,9799 46 266 1,130 22 3,326 1,357 534 5 465 7,15110 32 280 1,282 32 3,566 1,542 594 11 464 7,80311 52 383 1,438 39 4,437 2,097 693 12 692 9,84312 77 376 1,625 43 4,414 2,597 713 12 751 10,60813 33 230 1,304 21 2,552 1,663 523 13 470 6,80914 30 213 1,105 30 2,192 1,430 540 13 366 5,91915 30 226 1,023 18 1,991 1,308 461 5 345 5,40716 20 234 912 14 1,658 1,134 414 10 311 4,70717 22 203 649 10 1,219 856 361 6 242 3,56818 3 118 238 7 434 243 113 1 73 1,23019 4 51 61 2 131 83 35 1 22 39020 0 27 23 1 55 40 30 0 11 187

TOTAL 1,732 12,762 32,971 1,752 224,080 63,506 29,164 619 24,746 391,332


TABLE 6






AGE AMERICAN INDIAN ASIAN BLACK FILIPINO HISPANIC WHITE OTHER PACIFIC

ISLANDER UNKOWN TOTAL

6

0 664 4,828 8,155 1,161 150,340 15,020 9,339 338 10,711 200,5561 314 1,847 2,039 435 65,594 5,988 3,319 111 7,144 86,7912 187 1,147 1,341 287 56,231 3,583 2,413 70 5,378 70,6373 164 953 1,226 287 50,774 3,093 1,898 64 4,853 63,3124 204 1,504 1,535 426 65,151 4,144 2,504 125 5,975 81,5685 209 1,302 1,373 428 48,028 3,648 1,983 105 4,194 61,2706 129 907 1,070 323 40,639 2,251 1,479 83 2,782 49,6637 78 669 586 249 28,581 1,147 678 56 1,543 33,5878 58 552 507 204 25,423 804 611 37 1,346 29,5429 50 572 500 198 24,815 794 614 47 1,391 28,98110 60 587 492 220 25,988 989 656 35 1,528 30,55511 84 751 710 297 31,832 1,645 824 60 1,985 38,18812 140 824 964 292 32,325 2,452 1,042 70 2,293 40,40213 75 613 661 216 20,870 1,286 618 57 1,663 26,05914 69 675 681 204 19,682 1,058 648 40 1,827 24,88415 86 572 726 211 18,393 1,032 579 40 2,413 24,05216 60 559 721 200 16,315 982 534 48 2,692 22,11117 57 517 626 157 13,236 884 430 32 2,758 18,69718 13 231 223 57 6,008 389 156 18 711 7,806

TOTAL 2,701 19,610 24,136 5,852 740,225 51,189 30,325 1,436 63,187 938,661


TABLE 7








7

0 368 12,382 9,870 954 86,301 14,203 9,645 345 7,236 141,3041 257 9,576 9,165 752 82,647 10,707 7,828 291 6,189 127,4122 175 4,526 6,176 396 53,342 6,124 4,406 165 3,265 78,5753 144 3,246 5,256 261 37,028 4,858 3,390 165 2,730 57,0784 142 4,369 6,071 302 43,310 6,290 3,876 188 3,102 67,6505 111 3,219 4,428 235 25,830 4,730 2,567 134 2,050 43,3046 81 2,748 3,511 137 19,935 3,414 1,963 93 1,532 33,4147 52 2,119 2,638 115 13,594 2,521 1,288 57 1,075 23,4598 41 2,120 2,557 97 12,006 2,198 1,222 43 972 21,2569 44 2,156 2,476 89 11,580 2,111 1,171 43 1,019 20,68910 53 2,443 2,701 93 12,322 2,384 1,282 57 1,085 22,42011 66 3,075 3,224 108 14,214 3,232 1,602 70 1,335 26,92612 73 2,921 3,408 103 12,512 3,559 1,806 63 1,350 25,79513 45 2,104 2,144 74 7,046 2,117 1,133 57 814 15,53414 50 2,071 1,924 52 5,865 1,695 970 45 649 13,32115 37 2,111 1,501 60 5,041 1,518 830 34 566 11,69816 23 2,012 1,223 38 3,968 1,223 672 27 466 9,65217 27 1,951 931 34 3,044 954 536 16 354 7,84718 6 1,228 346 9 1,287 424 209 9 157 3,67519 0 571 149 4 429 201 87 4 47 1,49220 44 505 373 23 1,355 388 211 10 192 3,101

UNKNOWN 10 72 136 14 995 179 115 1 126 1,648

TOTAL 1,849 67,525 70,208 3,950 453,651 75,030 46,809 1,917 36,311 757,250


TABLE 8








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TABLE 9



SUMMARY OF ALL HEALTH ASSESSMENTS BY FUNDING SOURCESALL FUNDING SOURCES


NUMBER OF *NUMBER OF NUMBER OFCHILDREN ASSESSMENTS CHILDREN

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

HEALTH 2,206,781 1,744,626 367,988 331,357DENTAL 2,189,722 1,734,835 114,482 110,107NUTRITION 2,212,602 1,748,622 35,455 33,828ANTICIPATORY 2,213,040 1,749,028 7,177 6,353DEVELOPMENTAL 2,208,266 1,746,264 12,167 11,360VISION 805,865 763,782 51,651 50,237HEARING 788,896 747,902 10,714 10,360BLOOD 1,225,467 1,098,270 96,039 89,239URINE DIP 653,531 622,355 13,627 13,268URINALYSIS 71,947 68,731 3,905 3,735TUBERCULIN 599,750 569,007 25,838 24,725

NUMBER OF CHILDREN RECEIVING CHDP SERVICES: 2,087,243

SOURCE: F.Y. 2001-02 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



SUMMARY OF ALL HEALTH ASSESSMENTS BY FUNDING SOURCES





HEALTH 428,191 340,699 76,497 66,955DENTAL 420,926 335,553 11,555 10,260NUTRITION 428,001 340,423 4,905 4,303ANTICIPATORY 427,981 340,407 1,366 1,272DEVELOPMENTAL 427,255 339,980 3,333 2,862VISION 101,460 92,642 6,525 6,041HEARING 99,897 91,256 1,651 1,499BLOOD 167,175 145,626 14,460 12,672URINE DIP 77,513 71,236 1,463 1,366URINALYSIS 8,882 8,497 429 404TUBERCULIN 72,177 67,095 3,010 2,616

NUMBER OF CHILDREN RECEIVING CHDP SERVICES: 391,332



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TABLE 11








HEALTH 908,579 756,714 143,454 134,397DENTAL 900,167 751,464 80,873 79,463NUTRITION 906,861 755,491 19,064 18,652ANTICIPATORY 906,800 755,469 4,306 3,813DEVELOPMENTAL 905,701 754,817 4,019 3,954VISION 421,326 401,658 28,257 27,898HEARING 413,667 394,251 5,315 5,231BLOOD 600,328 548,283 48,249 45,795URINE DIP 363,881 347,776 8,106 7,977URINALYSIS 29,918 28,407 2,105 2,050TUBERCULIN 292,104 280,016 16,208 15,849




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TABLE 12








HEALTH 870,011 647,213 148,037 130,005DENTAL 868,629 647,818 22,054 20,384NUTRITION 877,740 652,708 11,486 10,873ANTICIPATORY 878,259 653,152 1,505 1,268DEVELOPMENTAL 875,310 651,467 4,815 4,544VISION 283,079 269,482 16,869 16,298HEARING 275,332 262,395 3,748 3,630BLOOD 457,964 404,361 33,330 30,772URINE DIP 212,137 203,343 4,058 3,925URINALYSIS 33,147 31,827 1,371 1,281TUBERCULIN 235,469 221,896 6,620 6,260




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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

0 516,367 710,481 493,087 112,995 97,3721 261,002 396,557 238,355 67,661 54,9692 175,255 175,762 144,594 29,374 26,9093 139,915 123,640 114,789 19,263 18,4204 170,896 145,902 134,529 20,494 19,5625 118,199 94,849 88,339 14,099 13,5876 93,991 80,688 76,055 13,721 13,2057 64,686 54,586 51,603 10,138 9,7958 57,777 48,295 45,625 8,958 8,6349 56,821 47,130 44,639 8,883 8,58510 60,778 48,896 46,317 9,143 8,80711 74,957 54,687 51,834 9,323 8,99412 76,805 49,818 47,171 8,613 8,31013 48,402 35,656 33,763 6,863 6,62414 44,124 36,332 34,726 7,168 6,92515 41,157 33,599 32,169 6,592 6,38516 36,470 29,695 28,385 6,104 5,90617 30,112 24,498 23,561 5,203 5,07118 12,711 9,881 9,513 2,161 2,11019 1,882 1,602 1,526 423 40520 3,288 2,740 2,645 563 541UNKNOWN 1,648 1,487 1,401 246 241

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,206,781 1,744,626 367,988 331,357

SOURCE: F.Y. 2001-02 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


0 516,367 693,785 482,381 1,693 1,4511 261,002 395,955 238,330 4,034 3,5462 175,255 175,853 144,662 6,405 6,0103 139,915 123,497 114,793 12,003 11,5064 170,896 145,772 134,580 17,101 16,3945 118,199 94,723 88,265 12,605 12,1406 93,991 80,696 76,123 11,627 11,2597 64,686 54,645 51,701 7,218 7,0238 57,777 48,343 45,716 5,944 5,7549 56,821 47,203 44,736 5,666 5,49410 60,778 48,948 46,387 5,324 5,18211 74,957 54,766 51,953 5,163 5,03812 76,805 49,834 47,212 4,530 4,40713 48,402 35,735 33,854 3,234 3,15914 44,124 36,410 34,809 3,131 3,07215 41,157 33,636 32,227 2,898 2,84616 36,470 29,743 28,449 2,569 2,53017 30,112 24,506 23,593 2,239 2,21418 12,711 9,873 9,517 970 96019 1,882 1,615 1,539 48 4420 3,288 2,720 2,627 61 60UNKNOWN 1,648 1,464 1,381 19 18

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,189,722 1,734,835 114,482 110,107


*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


0 516,367 712,018 493,498 3,786 3,4741 261,002 398,221 238,977 4,595 4,0222 175,255 176,300 144,974 2,743 2,5743 139,915 123,846 115,079 1,885 1,8104 170,896 146,162 134,922 2,347 2,2825 118,199 95,024 88,535 2,181 2,1256 93,991 80,874 76,280 2,264 2,2237 64,686 54,742 51,791 1,482 1,4518 57,777 48,416 45,781 1,408 1,3789 56,821 47,282 44,804 1,670 1,63110 60,778 49,033 46,467 1,746 1,69811 74,957 54,823 52,009 2,023 1,98512 76,805 49,894 47,267 1,890 1,85713 48,402 35,762 33,879 1,285 1,26314 44,124 36,454 34,847 1,209 1,17915 41,157 33,677 32,264 1,034 1,00916 36,470 29,769 28,476 873 85217 30,112 24,523 23,605 665 65118 12,711 9,892 9,531 252 25019 1,882 1,622 1,548 42 4220 3,288 2,768 2,672 65 62UNKNOWN 1,648 1,500 1,416 10 10

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,212,602 1,748,622 35,455 33,828




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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


0 516,367 712,019 493,514 2,443 1,9771 261,002 398,267 238,990 859 6212 175,255 176,335 144,995 417 3693 139,915 123,838 115,086 276 2684 170,896 146,179 134,937 315 3045 118,199 95,033 88,551 192 1896 93,991 80,883 76,287 174 1717 64,686 54,777 51,820 140 1338 57,777 48,446 45,805 94 909 56,821 47,315 44,839 114 10910 60,778 49,055 46,491 102 9911 74,957 54,868 52,047 112 10912 76,805 49,963 47,335 135 13013 48,402 35,802 33,921 146 14614 44,124 36,462 34,855 272 26815 41,157 33,698 32,286 368 36316 36,470 29,783 28,488 418 41317 30,112 24,544 23,625 456 45118 12,711 9,890 9,528 131 13019 1,882 1,624 1,549 5 520 3,288 2,758 2,662 6 6UNKNOWN 1,648 1,501 1,417 2 2

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,213,040 1,749,028 7,177 6,353




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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


0 516,367 710,449 492,756 1,500 1,3621 261,002 396,929 238,456 2,113 1,8772 175,255 175,653 144,541 1,945 1,8123 139,915 123,566 114,855 1,559 1,4754 170,896 145,971 134,750 1,300 1,2395 118,199 94,946 88,474 681 6486 93,991 80,836 76,251 539 5207 64,686 54,700 51,753 377 3638 57,777 48,390 45,753 350 3329 56,821 47,251 44,781 303 28610 60,778 48,989 46,434 280 26511 74,957 54,806 51,991 276 26812 76,805 49,871 47,263 223 21613 48,402 35,765 33,890 168 16414 44,124 36,421 34,821 168 15815 41,157 33,667 32,259 138 13516 36,470 29,783 28,491 100 9717 30,112 24,532 23,617 80 7818 12,711 9,884 9,523 35 3319 1,882 1,617 1,543 3 320 3,288 2,747 2,653 19 19UNKNOWN 1,648 1,493 1,409 10 10

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,208,266 1,746,264 12,167 11,360




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TABLE 18



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY AGEVISION ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN VISION TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP VISION VISION INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 516,367 10,523 9,107 198 1911 261,002 8,148 6,832 152 1472 175,255 5,865 5,571 160 1543 139,915 60,529 57,666 2,149 2,0904 170,896 118,474 111,072 4,107 3,9575 118,199 86,116 80,932 3,930 3,8116 93,991 75,556 71,495 5,113 4,9647 64,686 50,851 48,265 4,041 3,9368 57,777 44,975 42,674 3,884 3,7689 56,821 43,855 41,734 3,742 3,63710 60,778 45,426 43,257 3,752 3,63411 74,957 50,135 47,928 3,945 3,84412 76,805 45,303 43,253 3,498 3,42513 48,402 32,900 31,405 2,775 2,69114 44,124 33,799 32,453 2,604 2,54615 41,157 31,362 30,185 2,525 2,46416 36,470 27,735 26,678 2,195 2,13317 30,112 22,671 21,955 1,918 1,89618 12,711 9,042 8,784 796 78619 1,882 1,245 1,200 76 7520 3,288 1,162 1,145 85 82UNKNOWN 1,648 193 191 6 6

TOTAL 2,087,243 805,865 763,782 51,651 50,237




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TABLE 19



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY AGEHEARING ASSESSMENTS


AGE

TOTAL TOTAL *TOTALCHILDREN CHILDREN HEARING TOTAL

RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP HEARING HEARING INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


0 516,367 7,782 6,607 170 1591 261,002 6,031 5,045 182 1712 175,255 5,145 4,889 202 1973 139,915 62,244 59,288 1,605 1,5674 170,896 119,335 111,815 1,716 1,6515 118,199 83,683 78,688 1,058 1,0176 93,991 73,022 69,120 1,093 1,0537 64,686 49,948 47,425 677 6658 57,777 44,405 42,122 599 5719 56,821 43,290 41,179 535 52110 60,778 44,747 42,597 482 46111 74,957 49,369 47,205 494 47412 76,805 44,427 42,422 430 42113 48,402 32,254 30,760 326 31414 44,124 32,965 31,652 308 30115 41,157 30,430 29,300 290 28116 36,470 26,838 25,804 234 23017 30,112 21,731 21,044 191 18818 12,711 8,774 8,520 89 8619 1,882 1,194 1,157 18 1720 3,288 1,107 1,089 14 14UNKNOWN 1,648 175 174 1 1

TOTAL 2,087,243 788,896 747,902 10,714 10,360




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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


0 516,367 80,490 72,435 10,870 10,1291 261,002 204,086 156,295 25,765 22,6332 175,255 137,339 117,804 16,561 15,3943 139,915 112,504 102,027 10,608 10,0364 170,896 133,969 121,256 9,615 9,1665 118,199 83,191 77,200 5,252 5,0656 93,991 69,678 65,639 4,049 3,8947 64,686 46,241 43,779 2,338 2,2628 57,777 40,784 38,576 1,758 1,7029 56,821 40,794 38,744 1,508 1,46410 60,778 41,941 39,870 1,332 1,29211 74,957 46,293 44,187 1,325 1,28512 76,805 41,781 39,852 1,229 1,19313 48,402 30,263 28,817 772 74514 44,124 31,050 29,768 827 80415 41,157 28,593 27,503 727 70816 36,470 25,244 24,245 597 58417 30,112 20,445 19,781 532 51918 12,711 8,256 8,019 248 24219 1,882 1,004 974 34 3320 3,288 1,055 1,036 45 42UNKNOWN 1,648 466 463 47 47

TOTAL 2,087,243 1,225,467 1,098,270 96,039 89,239


* 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


0 516,367 2,240 2,125 53 521 261,002 2,831 2,654 74 732 175,255 4,226 4,118 136 1333 139,915 31,044 29,876 658 6454 170,896 99,177 93,714 1,935 1,8815 118,199 71,882 67,655 1,527 1,4876 93,991 63,240 59,921 1,471 1,4267 64,686 42,933 40,762 1,014 9818 57,777 38,465 36,492 924 8949 56,821 37,691 35,898 740 72210 60,778 38,865 37,002 728 70411 74,957 43,065 41,219 745 71412 76,805 38,977 37,259 681 66313 48,402 28,206 26,947 524 51814 44,124 29,195 28,038 545 53415 41,157 27,287 26,264 570 56116 36,470 24,322 23,404 548 54217 30,112 19,923 19,305 511 50018 12,711 8,007 7,790 185 18119 1,882 1,019 989 27 2620 3,288 822 809 29 29UNKNOWN 1,648 114 114 2 2

TOTAL 2,087,243 653,531 622,355 13,627 13,268




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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


0 516,367 1,070 1,003 40 371 261,002 1,375 1,295 42 362 175,255 1,295 1,258 48 463 139,915 4,558 4,396 186 1794 170,896 11,139 10,682 567 5375 118,199 7,583 7,215 380 3636 93,991 6,576 6,263 422 4007 64,686 4,311 4,138 286 2758 57,777 3,688 3,529 253 2409 56,821 3,815 3,642 237 22810 60,778 4,031 3,869 230 22411 74,957 4,407 4,188 209 19812 76,805 4,054 3,869 194 19113 48,402 2,943 2,815 139 13414 44,124 3,100 2,957 168 16015 41,157 2,703 2,591 160 15616 36,470 2,371 2,234 135 12917 30,112 1,912 1,817 114 11118 12,711 703 664 61 5719 1,882 130 125 17 1720 3,288 155 153 17 17UNKNOWN 1,648 28 28 0 0

TOTAL 2,087,243 71,947 68,731 3,905 3,735




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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

0 516,367 10,310 9,827 255 2451 261,002 82,978 76,936 2,602 2,4392 175,255 42,876 39,965 1,850 1,7603 139,915 53,277 50,250 1,902 1,8264 170,896 94,716 88,630 3,550 3,2855 118,199 57,982 54,844 2,232 2,1416 93,991 37,106 35,433 1,326 1,2697 64,686 22,499 21,700 898 8798 57,777 20,166 19,501 900 8749 56,821 21,035 20,276 1,005 97310 60,778 22,126 21,379 1,046 1,01611 74,957 26,570 25,671 1,362 1,30812 76,805 24,421 23,597 1,310 1,27413 48,402 17,679 17,052 1,106 1,07114 44,124 17,649 17,102 1,052 1,01715 41,157 16,305 15,807 1,180 1,14216 36,470 14,671 14,178 1,038 1,00717 30,112 11,652 11,303 860 84118 12,711 4,351 4,211 295 29019 1,882 595 575 22 2120 3,288 615 599 41 41UNKNOWN 1,648 171 171 6 6

TOTAL 2,087,243 599,750 569,007 25,838 24,725


* TB TEST CONSISTS OF MANTOUX TEST.



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AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 6,112 5,186 1,031 947ASIAN 99,897 122,097 86,224 16,811 14,589BLACK 127,315 124,789 105,565 28,125 25,458FILIPINO 11,554 11,762 9,448 1,856 1,680HISPANIC 1,417,956 1,506,304 1,192,589 245,667 221,632WHITE 189,725 201,801 158,113 34,302 30,508OTHER 106,298 113,379 89,333 18,069 16,180PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 3,792 3,169 857 782UNKNOWN 124,244 116,745 94,999 21,270 19,581

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,206,781 1,744,626 367,988 331,357




HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY ETHNICITY


TABLE 24



ETHNICITY

HEALTH ASSESSMENTS

24




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 5,969 5,090 457 445ASIAN 99,897 120,705 85,545 2,487 2,395BLACK 127,315 124,156 105,303 3,098 2,954FILIPINO 11,554 11,616 9,367 927 915HISPANIC 1,417,956 1,496,443 1,186,593 88,786 85,491WHITE 189,725 199,156 156,716 7,629 7,182OTHER 106,298 112,575 88,870 3,440 3,276PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 3,744 3,144 284 278UNKNOWN 124,244 115,358 94,207 7,374 7,171

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,189,722 1,734,835 114,482 110,107




TABLE 25



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY ETHNICITYDENTAL ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY

25




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 6,131 5,200 140 139ASIAN 99,897 122,214 86,323 1,188 1,131BLACK 127,315 125,753 106,372 1,397 1,340FILIPINO 11,554 11,778 9,464 179 172HISPANIC 1,417,956 1,508,968 1,194,052 26,396 25,211WHITE 189,725 202,257 158,507 2,433 2,270OTHER 106,298 114,039 89,805 1,039 963PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 3,804 3,184 80 75UNKNOWN 124,244 117,658 95,715 2,603 2,527

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,212,602 1,748,622 35,455 33,828




TABLE 26




NUTRITION ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY

26




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 6,128 5,199 24 21ASIAN 99,897 122,123 86,249 320 282BLACK 127,315 125,816 106,433 821 760FILIPINO 11,554 11,779 9,463 37 37HISPANIC 1,417,956 1,509,141 1,194,263 4,447 3,843WHITE 189,725 202,485 158,651 842 764OTHER 106,298 114,034 89,807 264 240PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 3,807 3,184 37 32UNKNOWN 124,244 117,727 95,779 385 374

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,213,040 1,749,028 7,177 6,353




TABLE 27




ANTICIPATORY ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY

27




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 6,118 5,198 54 51ASIAN 99,897 122,046 86,228 371 354BLACK 127,315 125,535 106,236 799 733FILIPINO 11,554 11,761 9,448 75 68HISPANIC 1,417,956 1,506,468 1,192,788 7,544 7,088WHITE 189,725 201,822 158,263 1,579 1,441OTHER 106,298 113,517 89,536 653 583PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 3,796 3,178 26 24UNKNOWN 124,244 117,203 95,389 1,066 1,018

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,208,266 1,746,264 12,167 11,360




TABLE 28



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY ETHNICITYDEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY

28




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 2,471 2,370 174 169ASIAN 99,897 38,884 37,192 1,833 1,780BLACK 127,315 52,902 50,651 3,525 3,395FILIPINO 11,554 4,194 4,021 269 260HISPANIC 1,417,956 556,856 528,435 36,588 35,724WHITE 189,725 68,533 64,095 4,094 3,901OTHER 106,298 34,251 32,085 1,747 1,671PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 1,459 1,399 85 82UNKNOWN 124,244 46,315 43,534 3,336 3,255

TOTAL 2,087,243 805,865 763,782 51,651 50,237




TABLE 29



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY ETHNICITYVISION ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY

29




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 2,353 2,262 39 38ASIAN 99,897 36,661 35,126 338 328BLACK 127,315 52,365 50,136 642 623FILIPINO 11,554 4,061 3,887 57 57HISPANIC 1,417,956 549,101 521,135 7,262 7,060WHITE 189,725 67,153 62,771 1,109 1,031OTHER 106,298 33,273 31,187 441 420PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 1,413 1,357 37 34UNKNOWN 124,244 42,516 40,041 789 769

TOTAL 2,087,243 788,896 747,902 10,714 10,360




TABLE 30




HEARING ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY

30




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 3,503 3,252 276 259ASIAN 99,897 48,317 43,278 3,438 3,143BLACK 127,315 65,861 61,081 5,446 5,106FILIPINO 11,554 5,607 5,171 407 392HISPANIC 1,417,956 895,173 799,145 73,070 68,139WHITE 189,725 94,978 85,598 5,787 5,224OTHER 106,298 49,340 43,846 3,267 2,915PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 1,936 1,812 134 130UNKNOWN 124,244 60,752 55,087 4,214 3,931

TOTAL 2,087,243 1,225,467 1,098,270 96,039 89,239


* BLOOD TEST IS DEFINED AS HEMOGLOBIN OR HEMATOCRIT TEST.




TABLE 31

BLOOD TESTS*HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY ETHNICITY

CHILD HEALTH AND DISABILITY PREVENTION (CHDP) PROGRAMCHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES

ETHNICITY


31




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 1,891 1,828 50 50ASIAN 99,897 30,894 29,652 423 412BLACK 127,315 38,580 37,128 540 528FILIPINO 11,554 3,250 3,122 92 91HISPANIC 1,417,956 465,601 443,524 9,597 9,370WHITE 189,725 52,359 49,402 1,059 1,011OTHER 106,298 26,070 24,535 587 561PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 1,108 1,066 45 43UNKNOWN 124,244 33,778 32,098 1,234 1,202

TOTAL 2,087,243 653,531 622,355 13,627 13,268




TABLE 32




URINE ASSESSMENTS


ETHNICITY

32




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 200 192 15 14ASIAN 99,897 3,045 2,937 264 262BLACK 127,315 7,883 7,617 192 182FILIPINO 11,554 317 309 16 16HISPANIC 1,417,956 44,146 42,078 2,554 2,446WHITE 189,725 6,481 6,197 332 313OTHER 106,298 3,155 2,960 103 97PACIFIC ISLANDER 3,972 160 155 12 12UNKNOWN 124,244 6,560 6,286 417 393

TOTAL 2,087,243 71,947 68,731 3,905 3,735




TABLE 33




ETHNICITY

URINALYSIS ASSESSMENTS


33




AMERICAN INDIAN 6,282 1,266 1,219 54 43ASIAN 99,897 30,880 29,732 964 912BLACK 127,315 39,884 37,887 1,410 1,340FILIPINO 11,554 3,603 3,467 385 370HISPANIC 1,417,956 421,411 399,872 18,290 17,687WHITE 189,725 40,866 38,704 1,636 1,447OTHER 106,298 27,572 25,804 926 800PACIFIC ISLANDE 3,972 1,169 1,108 57 56UNKNOWN 124,244 33,099 31,214 2,116 2,070

TOTAL 2,087,243 599,750 569,007 25,838 24,725





TABLE 34



ETHNICITY



TUBERCULOSIS TESTS*

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TABLE 35



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYHEALTH ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 45,126 37,625 8,924 7,973ALPINE 437 440 356 90 80AMADOR 1,598 1,919 1,329 229 180BUTTE 14,708 19,419 12,119 4,120 2,713CALAVERAS 2,701 2,946 2,309 636 559COLUSA 3,308 3,358 2,750 457 432CONTRA COSTA 23,653 27,180 21,229 6,401 5,801DEL NORTE 1,697 1,825 1,535 530 497EL DORADO 5,166 4,920 3,785 505 454FRESNO 95,845 99,562 81,318 17,433 16,011GLENN 2,602 3,078 2,139 569 434HUMBOLDT 7,691 7,937 6,132 1,391 1,274IMPERIAL 15,322 14,677 12,015 876 850INYO 1,188 1,257 1,045 192 184KERN 66,787 62,843 50,768 12,105 11,155KINGS 5,732 5,708 4,944 1,195 1,157LAKE 2,542 2,420 2,022 176 175LASSEN 1,196 1,186 992 94 87LOS ANGELES 734,210 769,422 628,274 107,186 99,161MADERA 14,446 14,301 11,454 4,537 4,000MARIN 3,791 4,832 3,376 1,275 1,090MARIPOSA 384 446 353 65 57MENDOCINO 5,713 5,464 4,674 598 578MERCED 23,189 22,854 18,786 3,285 3,094MODOC 508 516 445 69 61MONO 668 703 585 59 59MONTEREY 13,980 12,941 11,132 1,846 1,780NAPA 4,265 5,245 3,863 1,081 976NEVADA 2,355 2,541 2,012 226 212ORANGE 163,226 203,453 144,406 31,132 27,555PLACER 6,433 6,242 5,020 1,670 1,508PLUMAS 801 880 651 118 104RIVERSIDE 80,150 80,197 68,635 11,344 10,704SACRAMENTO 73,545 73,563 60,465 13,826 13,028SAN BENITO 3,759 3,097 2,602 681 637SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 106,689 88,950 25,781 23,364SAN DIEGO 133,771 149,207 110,220 35,105 29,206SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 23,429 18,663 4,634 4,182SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 44,834 35,228 11,710 10,135SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 10,302 6,855 856 702SAN MATEO 24,155 23,583 18,360 4,840 4,518

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TABLE 35 (CONTINUED)



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYHEALTH ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 27,803 22,406 3,182 2,992SANTA CLARA 46,974 51,261 40,312 5,435 5,126SANTA CRUZ 22,614 24,598 18,156 4,342 3,940SHASTA 7,229 6,956 5,343 1,097 1,009SIERRA 118 132 104 16 13SISKIYOU 2,756 2,732 2,250 529 485SOLANO 13,638 14,148 10,997 1,856 1,729SONOMA 11,747 14,653 10,304 2,176 1,878STANISLAUS 36,241 33,331 27,511 6,191 5,794SUTTER 4,019 4,162 3,457 726 686TEHAMA 4,391 5,247 3,850 1,031 791TRINITY 402 462 372 71 59TULARE 38,672 42,373 33,900 4,724 4,464TUOLUMNE 1,695 2,545 1,389 371 219VENTURA 34,028 44,405 25,812 7,858 5,731YOLO 9,464 8,912 6,787 1,145 1,070YUBA 4,433 3,395 2,908 853 789CITY OF BERKELEY 558 570 492 38 37CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 32,550 25,869 6,313 5,798CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 6,477 5,249 946 868UNKNOWN 10,066 9,527 7,737 1,241 1,152

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,206,781 1,744,626 367,988 331,357




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TABLE 36



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYDENTAL ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 43,721 36,722 2,085 2,017ALPINE 437 439 356 29 27AMADOR 1,598 1,899 1,320 103 90BUTTE 14,708 19,293 12,050 1,173 1,008CALAVERAS 2,701 2,874 2,280 142 137COLUSA 3,308 3,376 2,771 191 185CONTRA COSTA 23,653 26,829 21,089 873 862DEL NORTE 1,697 1,784 1,517 108 107EL DORADO 5,166 4,634 3,657 220 214FRESNO 95,845 99,270 81,215 4,961 4,895GLENN 2,602 2,964 2,083 489 467HUMBOLDT 7,691 7,862 6,083 578 571IMPERIAL 15,322 14,507 11,916 2,476 2,463INYO 1,188 1,265 1,055 96 96KERN 66,787 61,807 50,121 5,425 5,235KINGS 5,732 5,666 4,909 1,289 1,276LASSEN 2,542 2,356 1,980 201 201LAKE 1,196 1,177 986 30 28LOS ANGELES 734,210 767,143 626,838 26,501 26,022MADERA 14,446 14,099 11,320 1,880 1,847MARIN 3,791 4,812 3,353 1,034 1,028MARIPOSA 384 417 338 48 45MENDOCINO 5,713 5,370 4,601 746 729MERCED 23,189 22,153 18,365 899 887MODOC 508 512 442 53 51MONO 668 705 585 189 189MONTEREY 13,980 12,828 11,072 1,087 1,078NAPA 4,265 5,227 3,851 851 837NEVADA 2,355 2,525 1,994 47 47ORANGE 163,226 202,218 143,911 5,075 4,931PLACER 6,433 6,018 4,919 812 785PLUMAS 801 852 638 70 65RIVERSIDE 80,150 80,314 68,637 2,480 2,431SACRAMENTO 73,545 71,995 59,468 3,033 2,996SAN BENITO 3,759 2,809 2,406 515 511SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 106,502 88,743 3,172 3,108SAN DIEGO 133,771 147,464 109,318 21,564 19,925SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 22,207 17,903 1,210 1,193SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 45,043 35,330 1,279 1,258SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 10,261 6,840 705 581SAN MATEO 24,155 23,303 18,235 2,964 2,945

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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYDENTAL ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 27,792 22,396 1,133 1,123SANTA CLARA 46,974 51,796 40,465 1,430 1,419SANTA CRUZ 22,614 24,231 18,001 1,481 1,442SHASTA 7,229 6,688 5,200 434 421SIERRA 118 132 104 11 10SISKIYOU 2,756 2,711 2,237 143 139SOLANO 13,638 13,661 10,720 590 587SONOMA 11,747 14,528 10,234 2,739 2,493STANISLAUS 36,241 33,205 27,458 2,971 2,936SUTTER 4,019 4,017 3,366 335 331TEHAMA 4,391 5,105 3,770 943 703TRINITY 402 457 372 22 20TULARE 38,672 42,002 33,736 1,228 1,213TUOLUMNE 1,695 2,154 1,234 67 56VENTURA 34,028 44,124 25,689 2,335 1,963YOLO 9,464 8,655 6,657 283 273YUBA 4,433 3,188 2,781 371 368CITY OF BERKELEY 558 573 493 21 21CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 32,209 25,671 822 793CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 6,425 5,217 191 188UNKNOWN 10,066 9,569 7,817 249 240

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,189,722 1,734,835 114,482 110,107




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TABLE 37



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYNUTRITION ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 44,984 37,564 599 585ALPINE 437 444 359 8 7AMADOR 1,598 1,926 1,338 21 19BUTTE 14,708 19,457 12,156 365 297CALAVERAS 2,701 2,960 2,322 83 79COLUSA 3,308 3,391 2,783 52 51CONTRA COSTA 23,653 27,312 21,337 248 238DEL NORTE 1,697 1,837 1,547 24 24EL DORADO 5,166 4,921 3,789 192 188FRESNO 95,845 99,825 81,527 1,349 1,319GLENN 2,602 3,078 2,136 58 50HUMBOLDT 7,691 7,959 6,135 105 104IMPERIAL 15,322 14,666 12,012 348 346INYO 1,188 1,264 1,052 38 37KERN 66,787 62,818 50,784 1,013 996KINGS 5,732 5,710 4,944 76 75LAKE 2,542 2,405 2,015 23 23LASSEN 1,196 1,196 1,000 9 9LOS ANGELES 734,210 771,233 629,404 11,841 11,628MADERA 14,446 14,194 11,371 1,027 890MARIN 3,791 4,843 3,375 115 113MARIPOSA 384 442 349 11 8MENDOCINO 5,713 5,451 4,668 73 72MERCED 23,189 22,853 18,771 283 281MODOC 508 518 447 14 12MONO 668 708 587 17 17MONTEREY 13,980 12,931 11,133 194 193NAPA 4,265 5,254 3,867 784 716NEVADA 2,355 2,542 2,008 21 20ORANGE 163,226 203,318 144,352 3,136 3,035PLACER 6,433 6,242 5,017 261 254PLUMAS 801 881 652 14 13RIVERSIDE 80,150 80,484 68,774 911 899SACRAMENTO 73,545 74,414 61,123 735 725SAN BENITO 3,759 3,093 2,603 58 55SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 107,602 89,581 894 873SAN DIEGO 133,771 149,325 110,374 3,148 2,833SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 23,427 18,652 635 608SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 45,113 35,362 330 323SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 10,293 6,855 71 59SAN MATEO 24,155 23,561 18,354 672 660

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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYNUTRITION ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 27,789 22,392 523 510SANTA CLARA 46,974 52,168 40,731 721 709SANTA CRUZ 22,614 24,582 18,152 438 413SHASTA 7,229 6,943 5,328 80 78SIERRA 118 132 104 1 1SISKIYOU 2,756 2,733 2,249 30 30SOLANO 13,638 14,230 11,055 339 331STANISLAUS 11,747 14,633 10,288 426 393SONOMA 36,241 33,336 27,529 413 400SUTTER 4,019 4,161 3,458 44 43TEHAMA 4,391 5,217 3,841 63 54TRINITY 402 463 372 4 4TULARE 38,672 42,605 34,062 389 382TUOLUMNE 1,695 2,546 1,387 13 9VENTURA 34,028 44,389 25,807 1,377 1,024YOLO 9,464 8,969 6,830 77 76YUBA 4,433 3,419 2,923 37 37CITY OF BERKELEY 558 572 493 3 3CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 32,603 25,929 293 279CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 6,448 5,240 207 202UNKNOWN 10,066 9,789 7,973 121 116

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,212,602 1,748,622 35,455 33,828




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TABLE 38



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYANTICIPATORY ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 45,000 37,581 672 671ALPINE 437 443 359 2 2AMADOR 1,598 1,925 1,337 8 6BUTTE 14,708 19,678 12,292 17 17CALAVERAS 2,701 2,956 2,322 39 39COLUSA 3,308 3,401 2,791 4 4CONTRA COSTA 23,653 27,321 21,344 34 33DEL NORTE 1,697 1,838 1,548 5 5EL DORADO 5,166 4,906 3,778 9 9FRESNO 95,845 99,786 81,502 272 253GLENN 2,602 3,080 2,138 1 1HUMBOLDT 7,691 7,968 6,144 12 12IMPERIAL 15,322 14,664 12,011 6 6INYO 1,188 1,269 1,056 4 3KERN 66,787 62,783 50,754 34 34KINGS 5,732 5,713 4,946 5 5LAKE 2,542 2,401 2,013 6 6LASSEN 1,196 1,196 1,000 0 0LOS ANGELES 734,210 771,417 629,568 387 375MADERA 14,446 14,207 11,376 20 20MARIN 3,791 4,841 3,374 7 6MARIPOSA 384 444 349 0 0MENDOCINO 5,713 5,456 4,673 6 6MERCED 23,189 22,856 18,773 11 11MODOC 508 519 448 3 1MONO 668 706 586 0 0MONTEREY 13,980 12,931 11,132 14 14NAPA 4,265 5,258 3,868 12 12NEVADA 2,355 2,542 2,008 4 4ORANGE 163,226 203,336 144,367 316 315PLACER 6,433 6,242 5,018 57 56PLUMAS 801 881 652 3 3RIVERSIDE 80,150 80,485 68,782 3,376 2,736SACRAMENTO 73,545 74,497 61,196 138 135SAN BENITO 3,759 3,098 2,605 4 4SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 107,634 89,604 53 44SAN DIEGO 133,771 149,333 110,381 371 282SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 23,392 18,634 36 36SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 45,119 35,372 57 56SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 10,293 6,855 15 15SAN MATEO 24,155 23,556 18,348 328 325

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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYANTICIPATORY ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 27,788 22,393 128 121SANTA CLARA 46,974 52,192 40,751 125 124SANTA CRUZ 22,614 24,582 18,158 50 48SHASTA 7,229 6,945 5,332 6 6SIERRA 118 132 104 0 0SISKIYOU 2,756 2,733 2,249 3 2SOLANO 13,638 14,234 11,061 19 19SONOMA 11,747 14,636 10,291 19 17STANISLAUS 36,241 33,336 27,532 20 20SUTTER 4,019 4,162 3,459 9 9TEHAMA 4,391 5,210 3,838 6 5TRINITY 402 462 371 0 0TULARE 38,672 42,610 34,076 312 310TUOLUMNE 1,695 2,545 1,387 6 3VENTURA 34,028 44,390 25,815 73 54YOLO 9,464 8,972 6,832 5 5YUBA 4,433 3,419 2,923 1 1CITY OF BERKELEY 558 572 493 0 0CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 32,532 25,884 28 28CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 6,445 5,235 11 11UNKNOWN 10,066 9,772 7,959 8 8

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,213,040 1,749,028 7,177 6,353




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TABLE 39



HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYDEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 44,886 37,491 408 343ALPINE 437 441 357 6 5AMADOR 1,598 1,918 1,333 11 8BUTTE 14,708 19,391 12,129 232 170CALAVERAS 2,701 2,944 2,313 25 23COLUSA 3,308 3,379 2,773 24 23CONTRA COSTA 23,653 27,241 21,301 143 139DEL NORTE 1,697 1,829 1,538 35 35EL DORADO 5,166 4,906 3,782 34 34FRESNO 95,845 99,567 81,400 732 709GLENN 2,602 3,076 2,137 40 28HUMBOLDT 7,691 7,931 6,128 89 87IMPERIAL 15,322 14,635 11,996 20 20INYO 1,188 1,266 1,055 9 9KERN 66,787 62,641 50,668 310 298KINGS 5,732 5,699 4,936 115 115LAKE 2,542 2,395 2,005 18 18LASSEN 1,196 1,192 998 6 6LOS ANGELES 734,210 770,065 628,785 2,084 2,047MADERA 14,446 14,186 11,369 74 72MARIN 3,791 4,829 3,369 48 46MARIPOSA 384 443 349 3 3MENDOCINO 5,713 5,444 4,663 48 47MERCED 23,189 22,802 18,739 130 128MODOC 508 518 447 5 4MONO 668 705 585 10 10MONTEREY 13,980 12,909 11,112 101 101NAPA 4,265 5,246 3,861 16 16NEVADA 2,355 2,537 2,004 14 14ORANGE 163,226 203,206 144,287 1,144 1,095PLACER 6,433 6,223 5,005 67 66PLUMAS 801 876 647 7 7RIVERSIDE 80,150 80,383 68,714 259 249SACRAMENTO 73,545 74,174 60,975 619 609SAN BENITO 3,759 3,089 2,596 39 39SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 107,505 89,517 322 300SAN DIEGO 133,771 148,886 110,186 1,734 1,550SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 23,222 18,509 294 274SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 45,036 35,321 117 112SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 10,275 6,845 72 59SAN MATEO 24,155 23,514 18,323 264 255

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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYDEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 27,761 22,375 172 165SANTA CLARA 46,974 52,102 40,700 111 106SANTA CRUZ 22,614 24,472 18,108 301 294SHASTA 7,229 6,927 5,323 90 85SIERRA 118 132 104 3 2SISKIYOU 2,756 2,734 2,250 66 65SOLANO 13,638 14,184 11,031 95 93SONOMA 11,747 14,602 10,268 210 181STANISLAUS 36,241 33,247 27,477 195 192SUTTER 4,019 4,158 3,458 33 33TEHAMA 4,391 5,202 3,833 46 40TRINITY 402 462 371 9 5TULARE 38,672 42,456 33,981 178 177TUOLUMNE 1,695 2,542 1,387 34 19VENTURA 34,028 44,313 25,789 543 386YOLO 9,464 8,947 6,816 64 62YUBA 4,433 3,406 2,915 50 50CITY OF BERKELEY 558 572 493 2 2CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 32,557 25,916 159 155CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 6,436 5,229 40 37UNKNOWN 10,066 9,644 7,892 38 38

TOTAL 2,087,243 2,208,266 1,746,264 12,167 11,360




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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYVISION ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 13,434 12,740 1,030 983ALPINE 437 146 136 15 13AMADOR 1,598 632 566 47 43BUTTE 14,708 5,744 4,406 431 342CALAVERAS 2,701 1,529 1,347 134 128COLUSA 3,308 1,136 1,103 74 73CONTRA COSTA 23,653 8,364 8,114 400 395DEL NORTE 1,697 683 671 46 46EL DORADO 5,166 1,197 1,139 87 87FRESNO 95,845 39,014 38,058 2,890 2,861GLENN 2,602 874 808 76 68HUMBOLDT 7,691 2,381 2,325 153 150IMPERIAL 15,322 3,726 3,670 480 477INYO 1,188 482 463 38 38KERN 66,787 19,576 18,934 1,690 1,663KINGS 5,732 2,148 2,094 321 320LAKE 2,542 726 715 40 39LASSEN 1,196 523 494 17 17LOS ANGELES 734,210 322,041 306,320 15,943 15,730MADERA 14,446 5,365 5,237 613 605MARIN 3,791 1,391 1,364 120 120MARIPOSA 384 176 166 9 9MENDOCINO 5,713 1,648 1,575 197 193MERCED 23,189 7,154 6,961 413 406MODOC 508 290 268 19 16MONO 668 165 162 18 18MONTEREY 13,980 5,144 5,071 279 277NAPA 4,265 1,363 1,316 104 103NEVADA 2,355 522 514 28 27ORANGE 163,226 67,311 64,170 6,016 5,944PLACER 6,433 1,717 1,641 178 173PLUMAS 801 394 347 21 20RIVERSIDE 80,150 32,703 31,659 1,648 1,628SACRAMENTO 73,545 26,324 25,495 1,260 1,238SAN BENITO 3,759 1,195 1,160 109 109SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 42,624 40,487 2,499 2,446SAN DIEGO 133,771 52,873 46,572 5,357 4,874SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 8,997 8,592 655 650SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 12,934 12,585 517 514SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 2,970 2,419 147 123SAN MATEO 24,155 6,947 6,702 874 862

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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYVISION ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 7,817 7,677 423 418SANTA CLARA 46,974 13,609 13,064 447 441SANTA CRUZ 22,614 6,941 6,773 498 491SHASTA 7,229 2,165 2,027 149 148SIERRA 118 76 60 2 2SISKIYOU 2,756 2,209 1,883 80 80SOLANO 13,638 4,129 4,002 341 340SONOMA 11,747 4,174 3,802 430 407STANISLAUS 36,241 9,573 9,347 747 738SUTTER 4,019 1,180 1,149 150 150TEHAMA 4,391 1,718 1,557 98 91TRINITY 402 193 171 7 7TULARE 38,672 14,757 14,064 608 604TUOLUMNE 1,695 1,067 655 36 24VENTURA 34,028 11,278 9,350 1,182 1,040YOLO 9,464 2,687 2,615 171 168YUBA 4,433 1,219 1,197 126 126CITY OF BERKELEY 558 179 176 15 15CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 10,406 9,949 879 854CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 1,810 1,748 113 112UNKNOWN 10,066 4,115 3,950 156 153

TOTAL 2,087,243 805,865 763,782 51,651 50,237




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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYHEARING ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 12,693 12,102 280 269ALPINE 437 144 134 1 1AMADOR 1,598 619 552 13 12BUTTE 14,708 5,835 4,483 154 118CALAVERAS 2,701 1,435 1,292 24 22COLUSA 3,308 1,117 1,085 11 11CONTRA COSTA 23,653 7,826 7,585 136 134DEL NORTE 1,697 730 716 30 30EL DORADO 5,166 1,098 1,054 13 13FRESNO 95,845 39,327 38,419 488 482GLENN 2,602 822 762 28 26HUMBOLDT 7,691 2,120 2,051 53 52IMPERIAL 15,322 3,777 3,724 50 50INYO 1,188 456 438 8 8KERN 66,787 19,532 18,867 583 577KINGS 5,732 2,171 2,120 28 28LAKE 2,542 744 731 14 14LASSEN 1,196 431 414 7 7LOS ANGELES 734,210 314,220 299,095 2,870 2,821MADERA 14,446 5,366 5,234 122 119MARIN 3,791 1,388 1,359 46 46MARIPOSA 384 176 166 3 3MENDOCINO 5,713 1,401 1,362 43 43MERCED 23,189 7,183 6,996 189 186MODOC 508 274 250 6 6MONO 668 160 157 2 2MONTEREY 13,980 4,963 4,899 113 113NAPA 4,265 1,109 1,081 14 14NEVADA 2,355 442 435 4 4ORANGE 163,226 67,342 64,154 874 839PLACER 6,433 1,733 1,663 60 55PLUMAS 801 359 314 5 3RIVERSIDE 80,150 33,126 31,927 271 270SACRAMENTO 73,545 24,965 24,196 297 293SAN BENITO 3,759 1,115 1,084 27 26SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 42,976 40,789 456 444SAN DIEGO 133,771 51,239 45,032 1,166 1,071SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 7,695 7,367 194 191SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 12,676 12,322 126 123SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 2,887 2,328 39 32SAN MATEO 24,155 6,808 6,590 169 164

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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYHEARING ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 7,515 7,350 142 139SANTA CLARA 46,974 12,574 12,209 113 111SANTA CRUZ 22,614 6,616 6,466 184 182SHASTA 7,229 2,152 2,016 46 42SIERRA 118 76 61 0 0SISKIYOU 2,756 2,168 1,847 21 20SOLANO 13,638 3,919 3,817 100 99SONOMA 11,747 3,928 3,572 141 135STANISLAUS 36,241 9,854 9,621 184 184SUTTER 4,019 1,176 1,145 29 29TEHAMA 4,391 1,691 1,535 37 33TRINITY 402 109 91 2 1TULARE 38,672 14,930 14,123 114 114TUOLUMNE 1,695 1,063 656 15 9VENTURA 34,028 10,952 9,099 209 181YOLO 9,464 2,533 2,467 40 39YUBA 4,433 1,197 1,182 40 40CITY OF BERKELEY 558 192 189 2 2CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 10,196 9,750 229 229CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 1,731 1,664 13 13UNKNOWN 10,066 3,844 3,713 36 36

TOTAL 2,087,243 788,896 747,902 10,714 10,360




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


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 18,218 17,147 1,179 1,130ALPINE 437 218 199 14 12AMADOR 1,598 858 744 46 43BUTTE 14,708 11,650 8,227 1,731 1,211CALAVERAS 2,701 1,638 1,465 139 127COLUSA 3,308 1,807 1,678 128 120CONTRA COSTA 23,653 10,749 10,097 788 739DEL NORTE 1,697 1,138 1,073 98 95EL DORADO 5,166 2,280 2,131 117 110FRESNO 95,845 60,952 54,938 4,076 3,901GLENN 2,602 1,843 1,504 337 263HUMBOLDT 7,691 3,853 3,665 263 257IMPERIAL 15,322 8,134 7,632 293 290INYO 1,188 642 593 63 58KERN 66,787 33,397 31,042 2,607 2,495KINGS 5,732 3,517 3,307 209 198LAKE 2,542 1,458 1,359 56 56LASSEN 1,196 467 449 18 17LOS ANGELES 734,210 458,446 417,869 38,001 35,926MADERA 14,446 9,596 8,627 990 895MARIN 3,791 2,145 1,969 64 60MARIPOSA 384 258 236 12 10MENDOCINO 5,713 2,283 2,218 148 147MERCED 23,189 14,438 13,267 1,298 1,237MODOC 508 332 318 12 12MONO 668 312 293 31 31MONTEREY 13,980 8,548 7,858 571 546NAPA 4,265 1,603 1,504 129 120NEVADA 2,355 918 891 30 29ORANGE 163,226 114,201 99,908 8,046 7,472PLACER 6,433 2,763 2,484 325 293PLUMAS 801 451 385 27 22RIVERSIDE 80,150 48,544 44,800 4,608 4,402SACRAMENTO 73,545 37,183 33,820 1,595 1,520SAN BENITO 3,759 1,917 1,784 193 186SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 62,728 56,715 5,757 5,406SAN DIEGO 133,771 86,689 71,455 5,959 5,124SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 6,274 5,956 184 181SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 20,635 17,687 1,197 1,144SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 3,640 3,027 148 129SAN MATEO 24,155 9,390 8,748 507 492

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


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 14,937 14,013 775 714SANTA CLARA 46,974 19,286 17,926 1,115 1,069SANTA CRUZ 22,614 12,215 11,070 1,083 1,029SHASTA 7,229 3,562 3,137 171 162SIERRA 118 74 63 3 2SISKIYOU 2,756 1,591 1,478 184 171SOLANO 13,638 5,572 5,165 654 630SONOMA 11,747 5,303 4,552 460 424STANISLAUS 36,241 19,984 18,412 1,812 1,735SUTTER 4,019 2,097 1,953 431 412TEHAMA 4,391 3,024 2,514 512 421TRINITY 402 244 204 11 10TULARE 38,672 25,221 22,838 1,610 1,543TUOLUMNE 1,695 1,228 792 88 61VENTURA 34,028 24,611 17,369 2,391 1,773YOLO 9,464 4,925 4,259 408 366YUBA 4,433 1,717 1,648 296 285CITY OF BERKELEY 558 305 283 20 19CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 14,659 13,420 1,265 1,200CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 3,432 3,142 278 262UNKNOWN 10,066 5,367 4,963 478 445

TOTAL 2,087,243 1,225,467 1,098,270 96,039 89,239


* BLOOD TEST IS DEFINED AS HEMOGLOBIN OR HEMATOCRIT TEST.



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TABLE 43CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES


HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYURINE ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 9,350 9,048 184 180ALPINE 437 121 114 2 2AMADOR 1,598 521 467 10 9BUTTE 14,708 5,064 3,913 179 160CALAVERAS 2,701 1,104 1,033 20 20COLUSA 3,308 806 787 17 17CONTRA COSTA 23,653 4,742 4,615 92 90DEL NORTE 1,697 540 534 16 16EL DORADO 5,166 1,148 1,101 18 18FRESNO 95,845 34,102 33,348 631 614GLENN 2,602 688 640 35 34HUMBOLDT 7,691 1,633 1,607 26 26IMPERIAL 15,322 3,917 3,784 113 113INYO 1,188 399 386 4 4KERN 66,787 16,262 15,776 494 491KINGS 5,732 2,051 1,996 71 70LAKE 2,542 647 633 8 8LASSEN 1,196 332 322 6 6LOS ANGELES 734,210 273,627 260,722 4,366 4,307MADERA 14,446 4,523 4,403 160 151MARIN 3,791 927 905 59 59MARIPOSA 384 130 126 3 2MENDOCINO 5,713 1,349 1,326 39 39MERCED 23,189 6,533 6,365 114 113MODOC 508 178 173 11 9MONO 668 151 147 5 5MONTEREY 13,980 4,424 4,345 84 83NAPA 4,265 510 500 18 18NEVADA 2,355 500 494 5 5ORANGE 163,226 56,715 54,432 1,211 1,190PLACER 6,433 1,507 1,468 81 80PLUMAS 801 289 255 6 6RIVERSIDE 80,150 26,557 25,833 596 590SACRAMENTO 73,545 22,955 22,306 473 456SAN BENITO 3,759 971 948 30 30SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 33,585 32,180 1,000 972SAN DIEGO 133,771 39,625 34,985 1,198 1,104SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 3,989 3,828 23 22SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 7,964 7,799 264 263SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 1,904 1,614 30 28SAN MATEO 24,155 2,458 2,412 57 56

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HEALTH SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS AND COUNTS FOR RISK REDUED BY COUNTYURINE ASSESSMENTS


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 5,820 5,735 56 56SANTA CLARA 46,974 9,765 9,525 178 177SANTA CRUZ 22,614 5,313 5,189 101 100SHASTA 7,229 1,332 1,233 33 31SIERRA 118 49 39 0 0SISKIYOU 2,756 856 831 20 19SOLANO 13,638 2,879 2,833 75 74SONOMA 11,747 3,083 2,843 156 147STANISLAUS 36,241 8,207 8,020 232 228SUTTER 4,019 996 973 58 57TEHAMA 4,391 1,224 1,130 46 44TRINITY 402 166 145 2 2TULARE 38,672 11,482 11,244 211 203TUOLUMNE 1,695 780 480 9 6VENTURA 34,028 9,659 7,941 193 170YOLO 9,464 2,353 2,288 40 38YUBA 4,433 962 949 96 95CITY OF BERKELEY 558 100 98 2 2CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 8,970 8,604 242 236CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 1,592 1,542 19 19UNKNOWN 10,066 3,145 3,043 99 98

TOTAL 2,087,243 653,531 622,355 13,627 13,268


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


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TABLE 44



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


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 1,696 1,653 56 54ALPINE 437 16 16 0 0AMADOR 1,598 37 37 4 4BUTTE 14,708 171 156 29 27CALAVERAS 2,701 137 124 6 6COLUSA 3,308 373 371 6 6CONTRA COSTA 23,653 2,091 2,048 83 83DEL NORTE 1,697 56 54 4 4EL DORADO 5,166 86 79 5 5FRESNO 95,845 1,808 1,781 95 92GLENN 2,602 56 55 12 11HUMBOLDT 7,691 634 630 20 20IMPERIAL 15,322 149 147 3 3INYO 1,188 47 47 6 6KERN 66,787 2,186 2,103 155 155KINGS 5,732 57 56 3 3LAKE 2,542 51 51 3 3LASSEN 1,196 43 43 2 2LOS ANGELES 734,210 27,925 26,779 1,072 1,047MADERA 14,446 121 114 12 11MARIN 3,791 246 234 0 0MARIPOSA 384 20 19 0 0MENDOCINO 5,713 125 124 11 11MERCED 23,189 205 194 53 52MODOC 508 44 37 1 1MONO 668 0 0 0 0MONTEREY 13,980 338 334 29 29NAPA 4,265 85 84 19 19NEVADA 2,355 24 24 0 0ORANGE 163,226 7,941 7,621 249 241PLACER 6,433 47 47 3 3PLUMAS 801 22 20 0 0RIVERSIDE 80,150 1,769 1,742 93 93SACRAMENTO 73,545 1,384 1,306 137 130SAN BENITO 3,759 57 57 6 6SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 2,480 2,387 254 243SAN DIEGO 133,771 7,405 6,621 734 647SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 743 724 29 29SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 1,582 1,542 18 17SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 91 81 0 0SAN MATEO 24,155 188 173 31 29

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


COUNTY




SANTA BARBARA 30,651 1,163 1,144 28 28SANTA CLARA 46,974 1,180 1,156 244 242SANTA CRUZ 22,614 798 780 61 58SHASTA 7,229 388 367 9 8SIERRA 118 2 2 0 0SISKIYOU 2,756 41 38 2 2SOLANO 13,638 238 232 47 46SONOMA 11,747 313 302 31 30STANISLAUS 36,241 830 816 66 64SUTTER 4,019 87 87 18 18TEHAMA 4,391 119 114 11 10TRINITY 402 17 13 0 0TULARE 38,672 1,464 1,440 32 32TUOLUMNE 1,695 150 84 1 1VENTURA 34,028 802 690 34 27YOLO 9,464 92 90 11 10YUBA 4,433 95 92 10 10CITY OF BERKELEY 558 90 90 0 0CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 454 428 24 24CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 520 498 4 4UNKNOWN 10,066 568 553 29 29

TOTAL 2,087,243 71,947 68,731 3,905 3,735


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


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TABLE 45



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


COUNTY




ALAMEDA 44,932 14,231 13,571 306 302ALPINE 437 112 107 3 3AMADOR 1,598 422 364 14 11BUTTE 14,708 3,054 2,548 716 460CALAVERAS 2,701 818 766 17 16COLUSA 3,308 690 669 21 21CONTRA COSTA 23,653 7,147 6,912 599 588DEL NOR 5TE 1,697 287 283 4 4EL DOR 5ADO 5,166 884 850 13 13FRESNO 95,845 29,763 28,529 143 142GLENN 2,602 533 490 78 54HUMBOLDT 7,691 563 547 17 16IMPERIAL 15,322 5,597 5,473 74 74INYO 1,188 218 211 5 5KERN 66,787 15,551 14,810 7,202 6,898KINGS 5,732 1,283 1,234 25 24LAKE 2,542 359 351 9 9LASSEN 1,196 251 244 9 9LOS ANGELES 734,210 222,527 214,362 4,630 4,577MADERA 14,446 4,769 4,471 7 7MARIN 3,791 1,259 1,217 6 6MARIPOSA 384 43 39 2 2MENDOCINO 5,713 595 589 27 26MERCED 23,189 5,201 4,947 42 41MODOC 508 97 86 7 5MONO 668 87 87 0 0MONTEREY 13,980 5,248 4,982 200 195NAPA 4,265 1,162 1,122 418 411NEVADA 2,355 247 242 2 2ORANGE 163,226 54,788 52,443 1,383 1,369PLACER 6,433 875 829 10 10PLUMAS 801 187 165 8 8RIVERSIDE 80,150 21,966 21,286 848 841SACRAMENTO 73,545 21,629 20,913 117 112SAN BENITO 3,759 590 572 85 84SAN BERNARDINO 103,422 21,978 20,968 690 675SAN DIEGO 133,771 50,212 43,290 2,484 2,303SAN FRANCISCO 23,037 8,767 8,472 358 356SAN JOAQUIN 45,851 10,107 9,734 522 513SAN LUIS OBISPO 9,057 1,417 1,277 19 19SAN MATEO 24,155 7,754 7,278 1,484 1,420

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TABLE45 (CONTINUED)



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


COUNTY


RECEIVING TOTAL RECEIVING ASSESSMENTS CHILDRENCHDP TUBERCULIN TUBERCULIN INDICATING RISK WITH RISK


SANTA BARBARA 30,651 5,908 5,784 72 72SANTA CLARA 46,974 13,790 12,978 222 214SANTA CRUZ 22,614 6,428 6,049 246 241SHASTA 7,229 683 624 33 30SIERRA 118 27 23 2 1SISKIYOU 2,756 495 474 4 4SOLANO 13,638 3,235 3,073 116 113SONOMA 11,747 2,499 2,222 513 475STANISLAUS 36,241 7,165 6,876 771 750SUTTER 4,019 829 793 277 267TEHAMA 4,391 687 632 47 33TRINITY 402 64 62 2 2TULARE 38,672 7,802 7,580 139 138TUOLUMNE 1,695 109 82 2 1VENTURA 34,028 8,479 6,920 224 206YOLO 9,464 1,743 1,665 47 46YUBA 4,433 1,015 963 119 116CITY OF BERKELEY 558 205 200 2 2CITY OF LONG BEACH 33,211 11,050 10,575 227 221CITY OF PASADENA 6,515 1,496 1,450 42 42UNKNOWN 10,066 2,773 2,652 127 120

TOTAL 2,087,243 599,750 569,007 25,838 24,725

SOURCE: F.Y. 2001-02 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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01-COUNTY HOSPITAL - OUTPATIENT CLINIC 25,097 1.20% $2,122,114 2.12%02-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL - OUTPATIENT CLINIC 34,689 1.66% $2,828,342 2.83%03-ORGANIZED OUTPATIENT CLINIC 5,973 0.29% $417,975 0.42%04-OEO CLINIC(FUNDING FROM OFC. OF ECONOMIC OPP.) 1,519 0.07% $91,025 0.09%05-PRIVATE HOSPITAL 2,707 0.13% $189,234 0.19%08-DAY CARE 4 0.00% $220 0.00%09-SCHOOL 19,781 0.95% $1,100,230 1.10%10-PREPAID HEALTH PLAN 2 0.00% $0 0.00%12-PHYSICIANS GROUP PRACTICE 395,785 18.96% $30,738,957 30.73%13-PHYSICIANS SOLO PRACTICE 370,471 17.75% $29,094,169 29.09%14-FAMILY NURSE PRACTITIONER 4,640 0.22% $406,798 0.41%15-PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER 24 0.00% $1,902 0.00%21-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT CLINIC 69,109 3.31% $4,579,514 4.58%22-RURAL HEALTH CLINIC 216,283 10.36% $14,939,981 14.94%23-HEADSTART/STATE PRESCHOOL PROGRAM 602 0.03% $15,221 0.02%24-INDIAN HEALTH CLINIC 84 0.00% $5,567 0.01%25-COMMUNITY CLINICS 68,408 3.28% $4,818,247 4.82%26-CLINIC LABS/LEAD 70,799 3.39% $5,165,476 5.16%27-CLINICAL LABS/OTHER 1,015 0.05% $65,286 0.07%30-CALOPTIMA 42,736 2.05% $3,415,774 3.41%50-OTHER 531 0.03% $35,101 0.04%99-UNKNOWN* 756,984 36.27% $0 0.00%

TOTAL 2,087,243 100.00% $100,031,133 100.00%

* UNKNOWN: PROVIDER TYPE NOT DEFINED



TABLE 46

PERCENT OF CHILDREN

SCREENED

PERCENT OF AMOUNT

PAID


STATEWIDE SUMMARY OF CHDP PROVIDER TYPES AND AMOUNT PAID


PROVIDER TYPETOTAL

CHILDREN SCREENED

TOTAL AMOUNT

PAID

CHILDREN'S MEDICAL SERVICES

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TABLE 47



IMMUNIZATIONS BY AGE

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGETYPE OF IMMUNIZATION

POLIO DPT MMR MEASLES RUBELLA HIBCON HEP_B DPT_HIB DTAP VAR FLU PNE HEP_A PNE67

0 409,497 37,105 11,728 132 166 243,759 297,495 1,515 325,504 3,363 1,250 17,900 6,794 90,9251 63,181 13,037 152,097 69 80 108,176 48,795 1,237 110,772 111,150 2,464 8,478 6,763 21,8322 11,251 3,413 10,714 20 19 15,327 12,861 177 17,132 10,623 2,067 3,051 125,873 4,2843 8,653 2,432 9,691 23 13 9,604 11,846 75 9,452 8,818 1,739 2,039 69,382 2,3024 97,759 10,520 111,871 40 17 9,263 13,252 184 68,351 10,080 1,635 1,541 55,007 1,6645 25,920 3,672 31,270 18 6 2,712 11,937 65 20,441 9,242 1,502 595 47,578 4846 6,881 1,523 8,873 4 4 1,212 8,965 16 5,612 6,624 1,536 454 45,439 2457 4,298 1,794 6,224 4 4 760 7,745 11 1,688 5,129 1,229 271 34,428 1618 4,094 1,704 5,902 5 3 602 7,854 9 1,114 4,785 1,201 239 31,891 1129 3,945 1,761 5,865 6 5 548 10,604 11 842 4,872 1,137 169 31,713 65

10 4,115 2,485 6,746 5 3 642 23,049 12 821 4,869 1,090 84 32,015 5411 4,424 4,929 9,544 23 2 735 44,392 15 909 5,970 1,025 93 38,450 4712 4,665 4,828 9,771 19 1 804 50,644 29 843 5,358 950 80 37,456 4813 3,899 2,997 6,051 12 2 539 19,335 7 480 3,465 774 52 22,369 2514 3,857 3,022 5,566 11 4 425 11,767 12 443 3,217 639 46 20,122 1915 4,257 3,257 6,943 6 0 508 16,256 6 454 2,921 546 35 17,710 2316 4,381 2,978 7,198 11 0 432 15,852 9 399 2,477 496 29 14,412 1717 3,240 2,219 5,884 6 2 362 12,896 9 310 1,533 399 27 10,921 1918 985 694 2,110 2 0 125 5,386 6 89 633 167 9 4,204 619 43 83 153 0 0 19 524 0 12 40 40 5 365 220 399 142 339 1 0 295 711 4 328 125 77 50 485 50

UNKOWN 514 83 125 0 0 349 335 1 453 59 8 42 125 175

TOTAL 670,258 104,678 414,665 417 331 397,198 632,501 3,410 566,449 205,353 21,971 35,289 653,502 122,559


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TABLE 48




MEDI-CAL FEE FOR SERVICE FUNDING SOURCES




0 122,309 7,508 2,130 17 40 65,512 91,714 254 100,319 553 289 3,270 325 28,6931 12,995 1,373 27,226 9 15 17,511 9,688 200 20,393 20,089 585 726 464 4,3362 2,047 368 1,817 4 3 2,326 1,607 20 3,124 1,695 448 265 18,758 7133 1,288 260 1,320 3 2 1,231 953 13 1,557 1,362 364 140 9,722 2944 13,269 952 14,475 2 1 1,033 979 20 10,069 1,358 324 110 6,656 1755 4,040 389 4,401 1 0 290 774 4 3,493 1,265 327 43 5,619 386 743 142 687 0 0 126 418 6 754 813 337 53 5,452 347 379 167 379 0 0 75 341 3 217 611 289 31 4,090 218 307 148 320 0 0 63 422 1 133 601 256 25 3,836 109 249 168 326 1 1 50 804 0 84 619 274 17 3,939 2

10 315 288 474 1 0 69 2,634 1 70 592 250 13 3,956 511 316 611 837 3 1 78 5,633 1 74 697 229 19 4,622 712 330 606 960 6 1 78 6,936 5 85 617 227 12 4,660 613 230 333 465 0 1 39 2,364 1 42 377 177 15 2,899 514 225 309 347 3 0 35 1,097 2 41 384 196 10 2,466 415 221 285 429 1 0 43 1,518 0 39 284 140 6 2,079 616 226 256 544 0 0 56 1,655 0 35 236 137 6 1,747 217 152 179 400 1 0 38 1,194 2 26 127 107 5 1,243 418 33 65 139 1 0 6 441 1 4 63 41 1 393 019 8 21 51 0 0 4 125 0 1 10 9 4 86 020 1 6 35 0 0 0 52 0 0 8 15 0 32 0

TOTAL 159,683 14,434 57,762 53 65 88,663 131,349 534 140,560 32,361 5,021 4,771 83,044 34,355


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0 150,095 12,523 4,103 32 30 82,085 124,507 778 115,697 1,136 275 6,199 789 29,9701 19,322 3,619 42,892 10 17 32,752 17,288 426 35,446 33,634 564 2,575 1,327 6,3142 5,089 1,392 4,880 2 10 7,224 8,496 87 8,135 6,002 544 1,388 46,870 1,7483 4,679 1,137 5,043 7 4 5,573 9,468 30 5,129 5,386 456 1,099 30,302 1,1294 43,177 4,486 50,123 9 5 5,438 10,751 93 31,753 6,188 471 851 27,663 9005 13,630 1,768 17,425 5 1 1,602 9,970 39 10,760 5,794 377 366 24,540 2786 4,785 928 6,914 2 1 719 7,851 5 3,733 4,182 379 265 23,501 1457 3,224 1,224 5,199 1 0 436 6,831 5 1,111 3,251 283 157 17,498 938 3,291 1,263 5,061 1 0 376 6,755 6 759 2,970 285 128 16,079 729 3,222 1,270 5,004 1 3 328 8,159 8 590 2,966 267 100 15,989 42

10 3,268 1,623 5,308 2 0 365 14,040 9 554 2,975 272 43 16,466 1811 3,501 2,798 6,612 17 0 389 25,306 8 574 3,645 277 41 20,853 1512 3,709 2,955 6,823 11 0 465 29,716 12 539 3,464 274 47 21,271 2113 3,323 2,045 4,926 11 0 313 12,960 2 360 2,434 217 17 12,820 814 3,360 2,131 4,747 7 1 270 8,911 9 332 2,279 157 21 11,792 715 3,737 2,355 5,739 4 0 326 11,716 4 344 2,177 162 18 10,753 716 3,918 2,266 5,884 11 0 270 11,353 7 312 1,874 147 14 8,999 717 2,899 1,730 4,795 5 2 240 9,222 6 231 1,175 138 14 6,893 918 873 489 1,599 0 0 85 3,691 2 63 460 66 5 2,708 2

TOTAL 279,102 48,002 193,077 138 74 139,256 336,991 1,536 216,422 91,992 5,611 13,348 317,113 40,785


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TABLE 50CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES







0 137,093 17,074 5,495 83 96 96,162 81,274 483 109,488 1,674 686 8,431 5,680 32,2621 30,864 8,045 81,979 50 48 57,913 21,819 611 54,933 57,427 1,315 5,177 4,972 11,1822 4,115 1,653 4,017 14 6 5,777 2,758 70 5,873 2,926 1,075 1,398 60,245 1,8233 2,686 1,035 3,328 13 7 2,800 1,425 32 2,766 2,070 919 800 29,358 8794 41,313 5,082 47,273 29 11 2,792 1,522 71 26,529 2,534 840 580 20,688 5895 8,250 1,515 9,444 12 5 820 1,193 22 6,188 2,183 798 186 17,419 1686 1,353 453 1,272 2 3 367 696 5 1,125 1,629 820 136 16,486 667 695 403 646 3 4 249 573 3 360 1,267 657 83 12,840 478 496 293 521 4 3 163 677 2 222 1,214 660 86 11,976 309 474 323 535 4 1 170 1,641 3 168 1,287 596 52 11,785 21

10 532 574 964 2 3 208 6,375 2 197 1,302 568 28 11,593 3111 607 1,520 2,095 3 1 268 13,453 6 261 1,628 519 33 12,975 2512 626 1,267 1,988 2 0 261 13,992 12 219 1,277 449 21 11,525 2113 346 619 660 1 1 187 4,011 4 78 654 380 20 6,650 1214 272 582 472 1 3 120 1,759 1 70 554 286 15 5,864 815 299 617 775 1 0 139 3,022 2 71 460 244 11 4,878 1016 237 456 770 0 0 106 2,844 2 52 367 212 9 3,666 817 189 310 689 0 0 84 2,480 1 53 231 154 8 2,785 618 79 140 372 1 0 34 1,254 3 22 110 60 3 1,103 419 35 62 102 0 0 15 399 0 11 30 31 1 279 220 398 136 304 1 0 295 659 4 328 117 62 50 453 50

UNKNOWN 514 83 125 0 0 349 335 1 453 59 8 42 125 175

TOTAL 231,473 42,242 163,826 226 192 169,279 164,161 1,340 209,467 81,000 11,339 17,170 253,345 47,419


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TABLE 51



IMMUNIZATIONS BY ETHNICITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITYTYPE OF IMMUNIZATION


AMERICAN INDIAN 1,873 454 1,248 2 0 1,116 1,741 19 1,657 614 46 148 1,501 325ASIAN 38,647 6,280 20,466 20 13 30,764 32,527 165 31,884 11,607 2,453 828 30,025 6,827BLACK 36,615 5,668 22,825 29 27 18,949 33,274 182 31,469 11,572 1,557 2,605 39,883 6,312FILIPINO 4,434 848 3,007 3 0 2,295 3,627 15 3,174 1,215 131 156 3,707 689HISPANIC 456,271 66,235 285,250 247 216 266,197 439,870 2,335 383,661 141,246 12,551 25,703 478,169 83,730WHITE 62,907 10,070 37,910 41 34 33,826 59,224 314 58,286 19,234 2,335 2,661 45,825 11,525OTHER 35,572 5,812 19,736 33 18 23,891 30,084 220 31,351 10,296 1,500 1,431 27,015 6,499PACIFIC ISLANDER 1,327 243 897 2 3 716 1,073 4 1,075 412 52 87 1,221 221UNKOWN 32,612 9,068 23,326 40 20 19,444 31,081 156 23,892 9,157 1,346 1,670 26,156 6,431

TOTAL 670,258 104,678 414,665 417 331 397,198 632,501 3,410 566,449 205,353 21,971 35,289 653,502 122,559


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TABLE 52








AMERICAN INDIAN 559 101 312 1 0 272 465 5 544 199 28 17 313 97ASIAN 5,117 470 1,786 1 2 2,917 4,677 16 4,088 1,078 198 102 2,866 880BLACK 10,776 1,122 4,563 3 4 5,036 9,961 30 8,933 2,680 452 486 9,794 1,920FILIPINO 770 52 227 1 0 423 613 3 656 130 38 27 344 167HISPANIC 98,689 7,691 31,437 22 43 54,843 77,122 277 86,020 17,338 2,067 3,000 45,452 21,709WHITE 23,521 2,689 11,813 18 10 11,678 21,513 95 22,130 6,256 987 566 13,958 4,786OTHER 11,370 1,248 4,074 1 1 7,405 8,997 68 9,808 2,274 630 228 5,605 2,209PACIFIC ISLANDER 257 25 97 0 1 142 194 0 223 69 5 9 129 53UNKOWN 8,624 1,036 3,453 6 4 5,947 7,807 40 8,158 2,337 616 336 4,583 2,534

TOTAL 159,683 14,434 57,762 53 65 88,663 131,349 534 140,560 32,361 5,021 4,771 83,044 34,355


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TABLE 53








AMERICAN INDIAN 816 171 550 0 0 474 926 9 724 245 10 59 691 137ASIAN 6,771 1,476 5,031 1 1 3,779 6,422 8 4,733 2,311 153 97 6,431 819BLACK 8,418 1,142 4,235 3 1 3,626 8,669 44 6,823 2,109 107 435 6,071 1,309FILIPINO 2,331 598 1,873 0 0 866 2,144 3 1,337 643 33 52 2,141 218HISPANIC 218,080 37,557 152,690 102 60 111,484 272,313 1,314 169,270 74,457 4,839 11,399 269,729 31,628WHITE 17,733 2,312 10,611 7 5 7,754 18,659 59 16,242 5,242 166 599 11,742 2,908OTHER 10,697 1,686 5,481 1 2 6,027 10,061 39 8,214 2,849 118 316 6,715 1,338PACIFIC ISLANDER 513 133 373 1 0 198 507 2 344 133 7 17 458 64UNKOWN 13,743 2,927 12,233 23 5 5,048 17,290 58 8,735 4,003 178 374 13,135 2,364

TOTAL 279,102 48,002 193,077 138 74 139,256 336,991 1,536 216,422 91,992 5,611 13,348 317,113 40,785


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TABLE 54








AMERICAN INDIAN 498 182 386 1 0 370 350 5 389 170 8 72 497 91ASIAN 26,759 4,334 13,649 18 10 24,068 21,428 141 23,063 8,218 2,102 629 20,728 5,128BLACK 17,421 3,404 14,027 23 22 10,287 14,644 108 15,713 6,783 998 1,684 24,018 3,083FILIPINO 1,333 198 907 2 0 1,006 870 9 1,181 442 60 77 1,222 304HISPANIC 139,502 20,987 101,123 123 113 99,870 90,435 744 128,371 49,451 5,645 11,304 162,988 30,393WHITE 21,653 5,069 15,486 16 19 14,394 19,052 160 19,914 7,736 1,182 1,496 20,125 3,831

OTHER 13,505 2,878 10,181 31 15 10,459 11,026 113 13,329 5,173 752 887 14,695 2,952PACIFIC ISLANDER 557 85 427 1 2 376 372 2 508 210 40 61 634 104UNKOWN 10,245 5,105 7,640 11 11 8,449 5,984 58 6,999 2,817 552 960 8,438 1,533

TOTAL 231,473 42,242 163,826 226 192 169,279 164,161 1,340 209,467 81,000 11,339 17,170 253,345 47,419


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TABLE 55



IMMUNIZATIONS BY COUNTY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


COUNTYTYPE OF IMMUNIZATION


ALAMEDA 14,306 2,373 8,556 9 5 5,186 13,221 66 11,608 4,296 462 1,055 10,967 2,804ALPINE 155 25 79 0 1 89 158 5 121 44 4 9 115 23AMADOR 581 86 364 1 0 245 589 5 596 192 35 26 398 115BUTTE 5,861 607 3,184 1 3 1,394 4,541 12 5,394 1,628 184 228 3,711 1,107CALAVERAS 868 373 544 0 0 574 856 0 672 234 30 49 719 186COLUSA 1,158 349 649 0 0 580 924 12 778 254 7 73 609 253CONTRA COSTA 8,030 1,142 4,662 4 4 6,219 6,067 122 6,850 2,198 197 2,219 4,651 1,157DEL NORTE 450 193 280 0 1 418 304 2 360 173 4 158 164 5EL DORADO 2,075 499 1,267 3 2 933 2,137 11 1,715 670 41 144 1,250 255FRESNO 25,608 2,643 16,935 21 12 10,266 25,017 35 25,322 8,424 2,051 1,340 31,996 4,820GLENN 953 317 549 0 2 231 958 1 756 355 20 8 678 178HUMBOLDT 2,498 936 1,363 3 3 860 1,909 22 2,151 539 84 298 1,425 415IMPERIAL 5,169 490 3,396 1 13 2,906 4,540 84 4,655 1,619 67 33 5,785 1,138INYO 424 83 212 0 0 277 384 1 403 114 28 17 216 98KERN 21,883 2,620 14,232 10 14 8,132 20,845 69 18,491 6,407 259 1,229 20,549 5,226KINGS 1,826 125 1,105 0 1 1,341 2,506 50 1,755 641 18 54 1,304 144LAKE 832 140 573 1 0 608 849 13 891 291 7 82 679 128LASSEN 408 84 273 0 0 445 358 3 343 114 1 10 79 29LOS ANGELES 219,753 36,371 131,830 138 81 128,457 208,226 1,395 169,120 65,062 7,079 16,991 232,153 34,851MADERA 3,946 389 2,407 1 1 3,358 4,255 4 4,516 1,257 371 114 4,724 864MARIN 1,769 70 839 1 0 608 1,159 3 1,455 367 31 120 1,058 298MARIPOSA 96 49 74 0 1 51 81 0 77 33 0 0 60 23MENDOCINO 1,661 387 1,181 0 3 1,749 1,276 1 1,782 533 40 59 1,050 205MERCED 7,338 273 4,006 0 4 2,227 6,933 7 7,682 2,329 244 46 7,963 1,976MODOC 96 9 78 0 0 36 124 0 135 37 2 2 84 15MONO 143 19 162 0 0 92 171 1 327 66 2 1 121 123MONTEREY 3,950 1,014 2,958 1 1 1,395 5,223 16 3,492 1,686 37 77 5,426 695NAPA 1,244 58 894 0 0 985 1,753 1 1,675 518 78 38 598 238NEVADA 807 46 435 0 0 747 901 0 989 231 10 7 331 162ORANGE 55,633 9,522 33,465 13 16 48,725 50,412 444 45,306 18,170 2,699 611 57,443 11,690PLACER 2,075 288 1,298 0 1 629 2,221 10 2,078 746 67 38 1,678 517PLUMAS 278 46 170 1 1 141 243 0 249 102 6 5 130 37RIVERSIDE 26,414 1,514 16,604 26 9 17,122 31,305 49 23,491 8,371 433 223 25,313 4,826SACRAMENTO 21,503 6,168 14,613 25 12 14,215 22,222 74 17,739 7,052 865 337 18,026 3,843

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H





ALL FUNDING SOURCES




SAN BENITO 1,499 204 878 12 4 504 1,506 36 1,383 418 16 26 1,048 244SAN BERNARDINO 33,114 1,911 17,680 23 9 21,103 32,635 64 28,338 9,411 649 500 33,174 6,430SAN DIEGO 42,369 5,344 28,953 13 22 30,670 37,005 118 36,675 11,884 1,246 2,650 53,323 6,081SAN FRANCISCO 6,395 1,600 4,813 24 17 3,951 5,238 31 5,345 1,942 613 245 5,827 1,083SAN JOAQUIN 16,084 1,222 10,283 7 12 8,848 15,105 48 16,507 6,061 477 80 13,657 3,964SAN LUIS OBISPO 2,786 362 2,147 0 0 611 3,019 11 3,637 1,049 119 170 2,478 500SAN MATEO 8,111 1,310 5,315 0 1 4,587 8,357 90 8,445 2,901 419 74 7,728 2,574SANTA BARBARA 10,721 1,865 7,157 6 6 6,085 12,730 13 10,203 3,726 217 194 10,652 2,302SANTA CLARA 23,466 9,122 15,947 8 17 18,749 12,936 67 16,369 5,200 713 1,426 11,732 4,660SANTA CRUZ 7,978 1,199 4,376 9 7 2,291 6,477 21 6,187 2,019 466 257 6,702 1,003SHASTA 2,832 953 1,746 0 0 1,562 2,770 2 2,371 1,136 36 191 1,016 464SIERRA 29 8 20 0 0 13 25 0 23 3 1 0 20 5SISKIYOU 797 41 439 20 2 316 821 10 974 197 11 7 523 113SOLANO 4,318 484 2,701 5 2 1,215 4,259 12 4,612 1,566 76 40 3,486 1,173SONOMA 4,540 416 2,665 1 1 1,859 4,616 22 5,236 1,844 194 85 1,739 1,180STANISLAUS 12,498 1,418 7,953 3 3 5,011 13,975 49 11,353 5,615 135 57 11,700 2,490SUTTER 1,287 233 712 0 0 736 1,017 2 1,064 387 27 65 862 294TEHAMA 1,495 204 861 2 0 1,012 1,374 54 1,596 401 12 20 1,286 324TRINITY 150 66 74 0 0 72 119 4 86 32 1 29 42 26TULARE 12,275 748 7,160 9 16 4,232 11,471 55 12,390 3,705 503 1,997 10,490 1,648TUOLUMNE 884 139 496 0 0 233 805 2 820 313 9 14 653 256VENTURA 16,810 2,133 9,457 2 9 8,883 13,653 10 13,633 4,484 146 374 13,485 3,296YOLO 3,290 729 2,217 2 2 1,518 3,428 108 3,047 1,198 104 101 2,745 1,062YUBA 1,433 349 1,062 1 0 640 1,462 29 1,283 548 17 135 1,311 288CITY OF BERKELEY 175 9 103 0 0 59 209 0 174 52 5 10 44 42CITY OF LONG BEAC 9,731 1,397 6,638 3 4 7,991 10,100 13 8,000 2,913 180 446 12,565 1,719CITY OF PASADENA 2,680 715 1,490 2 0 1,391 2,762 4 1,819 703 62 87 1,722 398UNKNOWN 2,720 1,189 2,085 5 6 1,815 1,959 17 1,905 892 54 308 2,039 496

TOTAL 670,258 104,678 414,665 417 331 397,198 632,501 3,410 566,449 205,353 21,971 35,289 653,502 122,559


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TABLE 56








ALAMEDA 3,199 342 1,073 0 0 1,212 2,673 14 2,423 567 87 207 1,996 523ALPINE 58 9 26 0 0 26 55 2 47 10 1 2 20 9AMADOR 275 19 151 0 0 83 257 3 321 84 32 15 159 60BUTTE 3,764 108 2,120 0 1 494 2,722 1 3,588 1,102 174 13 2,658 763CALAVERAS 209 84 134 0 0 156 206 0 193 61 24 11 151 71COLUSA 513 33 201 0 0 204 401 6 417 88 4 27 217 172CONTRA COSTA 1,147 191 302 2 0 877 1,075 2 798 169 49 82 347 255DEL NORTE 105 2 50 0 0 110 96 1 134 54 2 2 14 3EL DORADO 1,016 261 492 2 0 552 844 5 879 272 26 96 330 169FRESNO 4,429 270 1,209 0 1 1,411 3,906 3 3,943 664 394 81 2,382 817GLENN 450 9 192 0 0 63 297 0 444 102 20 2 207 124HUMBOLDT 578 100 340 1 0 139 542 1 592 165 33 66 392 143IMPERIAL 2,447 259 1,151 1 12 1,903 1,675 3 2,346 688 60 1 2,119 566INYO 204 13 77 0 0 111 178 0 221 40 22 3 30 56KERN 4,412 292 1,108 0 2 1,306 3,470 11 3,281 631 51 131 1,902 1,339KINGS 1,101 38 564 0 0 859 1,271 1 1,166 346 9 21 378 97LAKE 475 77 328 1 0 387 390 7 537 179 6 43 354 81LASSEN 69 30 31 0 0 57 58 1 50 16 0 3 6 10LOS ANGELES 38,085 3,666 8,427 11 9 21,701 29,490 155 28,888 4,876 893 1,901 16,157 6,961MADERA 2,672 199 1,578 1 1 2,570 2,537 2 3,402 874 328 18 2,971 675MARIN 211 18 126 0 0 96 215 1 251 70 25 0 141 50MARIPOSA 52 7 27 0 0 10 41 0 48 16 0 0 24 20MENDOCINO 896 68 521 0 3 1,115 494 1 1,126 272 32 10 456 134MERCED 4,828 190 2,722 0 3 1,505 4,043 4 5,078 1,618 227 36 5,396 1,325MODOC 44 6 40 0 0 20 53 0 76 20 1 2 23 8MONO 72 1 52 0 0 46 60 1 180 28 0 0 31 76MONTEREY 77 9 16 0 0 41 100 0 64 14 1 7 29 13NAPA 32 4 16 0 0 24 169 0 37 8 7 0 9 4NEVADA 499 18 271 0 0 501 622 0 647 141 7 5 214 107ORANGE 276 38 143 0 0 184 783 0 195 96 11 1 268 45PLACER 1,266 138 639 0 1 475 1,217 9 1,417 417 62 27 811 369PLUMAS 59 14 44 0 0 38 58 0 51 25 3 2 17 2RIVERSIDE 6,823 265 1,963 0 0 4,728 6,640 8 5,756 1,025 83 55 3,172 1,181SACRAMENTO 5,316 883 2,211 4 1 3,072 5,734 12 4,391 1,017 230 59 2,519 995

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SAN BENITO 404 45 224 0 0 179 320 15 379 120 7 20 126 92SAN BERNARDINO 11,964 812 3,368 4 3 6,989 8,950 33 8,862 1,863 219 123 5,842 2,073SAN DIEGO 7,886 592 1,713 2 4 4,952 7,864 16 6,525 916 376 413 2,944 1,381SAN FRANCISCO 584 40 146 1 3 380 525 0 514 103 36 13 191 115SAN JOAQUIN 3,017 135 814 0 2 1,318 2,539 10 2,897 539 85 8 1,418 781SAN LUIS OBISPO 1,868 107 1,178 0 0 396 1,526 9 2,622 589 109 67 1,253 359SAN MATEO 4,910 139 2,364 0 0 3,508 4,030 75 5,917 1,574 344 47 2,881 2,044SANTA BARBARA 7,684 654 3,781 2 4 4,843 7,069 11 8,099 2,277 193 154 5,561 2,005SANTA CLARA 5,201 1,342 2,056 0 1 3,539 3,100 9 3,814 596 111 339 1,179 1,349SANTA CRUZ 24 8 23 0 0 16 37 0 30 13 1 0 18 11SHASTA 1,412 522 889 0 0 728 1,309 1 1,135 576 30 63 441 292SIERRA 12 4 11 0 0 8 11 0 9 1 0 0 8 3SISKIYOU 536 26 281 15 2 240 541 8 676 135 9 3 375 84SOLANO 42 10 28 0 0 16 47 0 37 26 3 0 125 9SONOMA 3,222 223 1,556 1 1 1,301 2,771 12 3,865 1,170 171 32 706 972STANISLAUS 5,944 322 2,839 2 0 2,971 4,886 32 5,898 1,845 86 33 3,104 1,501SUTTER 693 34 354 0 0 481 509 1 653 209 24 9 409 192TEHAMA 923 56 479 1 0 639 821 24 1,045 225 11 10 798 227TRINITY 79 38 34 0 0 34 63 4 34 13 0 13 15 13TULARE 1,297 75 335 0 2 481 1,165 1 1,155 179 87 39 621 224TUOLUMNE 652 120 364 0 0 173 563 2 567 201 8 10 498 207VENTURA 12,584 1,174 5,572 1 9 7,180 7,477 6 10,231 2,837 141 316 6,922 2,653YOLO 73 7 47 0 0 33 84 0 73 26 4 4 59 16YUBA 661 62 424 0 0 331 640 9 701 275 14 16 601 124CITY OF BERKELEY 36 4 15 0 0 13 29 0 38 8 1 1 9 8CITY OF LONG BEACH 1,720 88 398 1 0 1,481 1,589 2 1,394 213 35 86 827 324CITY OF PASADENA 570 133 115 0 0 347 494 0 383 70 12 22 180 68UNKNOWN 26 1 9 0 0 10 18 0 20 7 0 1 33 5

TOTAL 159,683 14,434 57,762 53 65 88,663 131,349 534 140,560 32,361 5,021 4,771 83,044 34,355


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TABLE 57








ALAMEDA 6,188 1,283 4,450 3 2 1,774 7,210 34 4,919 2,124 197 410 5,886 979ALPINE 58 11 36 0 1 33 74 3 47 27 0 3 71 9AMADOR 235 38 159 1 0 102 289 2 223 88 3 8 194 39BUTTE 1,336 158 662 0 0 304 1,402 3 1,285 326 5 16 795 235CALAVERAS 362 73 208 0 0 199 434 0 339 86 5 10 310 83COLUSA 379 81 242 0 0 175 453 4 281 129 1 38 295 66CONTRA COSTA 1,171 261 1,165 1 0 787 1,517 11 1,059 453 3 391 1,234 102DEL NORTE 112 45 66 0 0 90 105 0 100 47 1 29 45 1EL DORADO 1,002 215 727 1 1 330 1,258 5 783 372 13 44 853 78FRESNO 6,619 989 4,652 0 1 2,253 8,822 7 6,068 2,261 282 198 9,274 1,057GLENN 256 134 215 0 1 77 464 1 192 152 0 3 326 34HUMBOLDT 956 94 554 1 2 148 1,000 10 1,044 256 14 109 697 267IMPERIAL 2,704 229 2,236 0 1 992 2,855 81 2,291 924 7 32 3,650 568INYO 169 46 98 0 0 105 165 0 139 55 4 6 154 29KERN 7,764 964 5,858 2 1 1,939 9,950 9 6,260 2,472 25 179 9,008 1,659KINGS 689 84 514 0 1 457 1,186 49 542 270 3 29 868 45LAKE 339 56 219 0 0 195 445 6 335 108 1 33 301 43LASSEN 108 18 65 0 0 110 98 0 91 24 1 3 40 7LOS ANGELES 119,482 20,474 70,950 68 29 62,065 137,268 792 84,735 34,566 3,196 8,385 127,771 15,443MADERA 1,262 189 816 0 0 776 1,706 2 1,093 377 42 96 1,723 189MARIN 531 36 337 1 0 115 450 0 393 111 3 19 512 77MARIPOSA 17 12 19 0 1 15 30 0 24 13 0 0 35 3MENDOCINO 602 159 515 0 0 496 706 0 606 223 8 32 537 63MERCED 2,118 66 1,038 0 0 556 2,497 2 2,150 575 17 9 2,139 543MODOC 45 3 30 0 0 14 69 0 54 14 1 0 58 7MONO 68 16 107 0 0 42 109 0 144 36 1 0 88 47MONTEREY 3,865 1,002 2,934 1 1 1,349 5,114 16 3,422 1,669 36 70 5,380 681NAPA 347 14 355 0 0 212 630 1 493 167 2 11 380 74NEVADA 296 25 152 0 0 237 274 0 330 83 2 2 104 54ORANGE 20,208 4,159 16,133 5 2 13,753 25,806 205 15,165 7,513 493 307 30,269 3,065PLACER 790 144 639 0 0 142 986 1 641 322 5 8 846 144PLUMAS 85 11 55 1 1 37 94 0 84 40 2 1 73 12RIVERSIDE 14,349 848 11,467 3 3 7,470 19,933 10 11,865 5,387 258 110 17,660 2,183SACRAMENTO 3,774 1,104 3,080 0 1 1,529 4,899 11 2,859 1,259 11 38 3,132 585

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SAN BENITO 916 148 577 7 2 232 1,056 20 817 254 7 2 803 140SAN BERNARDINO 15,602 906 10,614 18 3 9,686 18,759 19 13,312 5,298 266 221 19,600 2,784SAN DIEGO 17,182 1,729 13,015 4 6 9,725 18,951 65 14,472 5,964 153 931 20,200 1,812SAN FRANCISCO 1,632 515 1,775 1 0 708 1,944 9 1,106 600 62 19 1,936 249SAN JOAQUIN 5,029 732 4,074 1 2 2,108 6,228 4 4,781 2,284 3 7 5,119 1,145SAN LUIS OBISPO 784 214 842 0 0 142 1,375 2 869 421 10 68 1,102 97SAN MATEO 3,175 1,167 2,935 0 1 1,067 4,315 15 2,502 1,319 73 27 4,825 524SANTA BARBARA 3,011 1,197 3,357 3 1 1,222 5,650 2 2,085 1,444 24 39 5,071 296SANTA CLARA 7,225 3,107 5,333 4 5 4,893 4,746 24 4,554 1,526 64 375 4,111 1,291SANTA CRUZ 1,499 275 1,381 0 1 440 2,809 5 1,273 661 98 16 2,603 270SHASTA 1,095 281 685 0 0 609 1,230 1 1,004 438 6 126 446 168SIERRA 13 3 6 0 0 4 12 0 11 1 0 0 7 2SISKIYOU 254 13 153 5 0 74 277 2 293 60 2 4 146 28SOLANO 989 103 820 0 0 256 1,107 0 837 413 5 6 982 185SONOMA 1,303 186 1,097 0 0 550 1,839 10 1,354 669 23 52 1,015 207STANISLAUS 5,013 904 3,650 0 3 1,501 7,380 16 4,127 2,851 30 14 6,041 785SUTTER 507 148 288 0 0 214 468 1 360 160 2 51 409 85TEHAMA 503 72 323 1 0 318 518 30 541 156 1 10 457 96TRINITY 65 23 38 0 0 36 52 0 49 18 1 15 25 10TULARE 3,625 283 2,281 2 0 1,064 4,366 16 3,581 1,163 110 428 3,787 491TUOLUMNE 223 18 123 0 0 55 234 0 242 107 1 4 146 47VENTURA 4,208 958 3,871 1 0 1,692 6,164 4 3,387 1,639 5 55 6,552 638YOLO 1,020 333 896 0 1 423 1,404 9 788 397 0 42 1,249 218YUBA 485 169 429 1 0 194 658 11 384 179 1 39 514 109CITY OF BERKELEY 73 3 46 0 0 20 112 0 78 25 2 3 20 16CITY OF LONG BEACH 4,147 1,045 2,963 0 0 2,692 5,320 3 2,771 1,091 18 123 4,479 504CITY OF PASADENA 1,222 424 741 2 0 447 1,703 3 771 319 2 41 741 114UNKNOWN 16 5 11 0 0 6 16 0 17 6 0 1 19 3

TOTAL 279,102 48,002 193,077 138 74 139,256 336,991 1,536 216,422 91,992 5,611 13,348 317,113 40,785


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ALAMEDA 4,919 748 3,033 6 3 2,200 3,338 18 4,266 1,605 178 438 3,085 1,302ALPINE 39 5 17 0 0 30 29 0 27 7 3 4 24 5AMADOR 71 29 54 0 0 60 43 0 52 20 0 3 45 16BUTTE 761 341 402 1 2 596 417 8 521 200 5 199 258 109CALAVERAS 297 216 202 0 0 219 216 0 140 87 1 28 258 32COLUSA 266 235 206 0 0 201 70 2 80 37 2 8 97 15CONTRA COSTA 5,712 690 3,195 1 4 4,555 3,475 109 4,993 1,576 145 1,746 3,070 800DEL NORTE 233 146 164 0 1 218 103 1 126 72 1 127 105 1EL DORADO 57 23 48 0 1 51 35 1 53 26 2 4 67 8FRESNO 14,560 1,384 11,074 21 10 6,602 12,289 25 15,311 5,499 1,375 1,061 20,340 2,946GLENN 247 174 142 0 1 91 197 0 120 101 0 3 145 20HUMBOLDT 964 742 469 1 1 573 367 11 515 118 37 123 336 5IMPERIAL 18 2 9 0 0 11 10 0 18 7 0 0 16 4INYO 51 24 37 0 0 61 41 1 43 19 2 8 32 13KERN 9,707 1,364 7,266 8 11 4,887 7,425 49 8,950 3,304 183 919 9,639 2,228KINGS 36 3 27 0 0 25 49 0 47 25 6 4 58 2LAKE 18 7 26 0 0 26 14 0 19 4 0 6 24 4LASSEN 231 36 177 0 0 278 202 2 202 74 0 4 33 12LOS ANGELES 62,186 12,231 52,453 59 43 44,691 41,468 448 55,497 25,620 2,990 6,705 88,225 12,447MADERA 12 1 13 0 0 12 12 0 21 6 1 0 30 0MARIN 1,027 16 376 0 0 397 494 2 811 186 3 101 405 171MARIPOSA 27 30 28 0 0 26 10 0 5 4 0 0 1 0MENDOCINO 163 160 145 0 0 138 76 0 50 38 0 17 57 8MERCED 392 17 246 0 1 166 393 1 454 136 0 1 428 108MODOC 7 0 8 0 0 2 2 0 5 3 0 0 3 0MONO 3 2 3 0 0 4 2 0 3 2 1 1 2 0MONTEREY 8 3 8 0 0 5 9 0 6 3 0 0 17 1NAPA 865 40 523 0 0 749 954 0 1,145 343 69 27 209 160NEVADA 12 3 12 0 0 9 5 0 12 7 1 0 13 1ORANGE 35,149 5,325 17,189 8 14 34,788 23,823 239 29,946 10,561 2,195 303 26,906 8,580PLACER 19 6 20 0 0 12 18 0 20 7 0 3 21 4PLUMAS 134 21 71 0 0 66 91 0 114 37 1 2 40 23RIVERSIDE 5,242 401 3,174 23 6 4,924 4,732 31 5,870 1,959 92 58 4,481 1,462SACRAMENTO 12,413 4,181 9,322 21 10 9,614 11,589 51 10,489 4,776 624 240 12,375 2,263

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SAN BENITO 179 11 77 5 2 93 130 1 187 44 2 4 119 12SAN BERNARDINO 5,548 193 3,698 1 3 4,428 4,926 12 6,164 2,250 164 156 7,732 1,573SAN DIEGO 17,301 3,023 14,225 7 12 15,993 10,190 37 15,678 5,004 717 1,306 30,179 2,888SAN FRANCISCO 4,179 1,045 2,892 22 14 2,863 2,769 22 3,725 1,239 515 213 3,700 719SAN JOAQUIN 8,038 355 5,395 6 8 5,422 6,338 34 8,829 3,238 389 65 7,120 2,038SAN LUIS OBISPO 134 41 127 0 0 73 118 0 146 39 0 35 123 44SAN MATEO 26 4 16 0 0 12 12 0 26 8 2 0 22 6SANTA BARBARA 26 14 19 1 1 20 11 0 19 5 0 1 20 1SANTA CLARA 11,040 4,673 8,558 4 11 10,317 5,090 34 8,001 3,078 538 712 6,442 2,020SANTA CRUZ 6,455 916 2,972 9 6 1,835 3,631 16 4,884 1,345 367 241 4,081 722SHASTA 325 150 172 0 0 225 231 0 232 122 0 2 129 4SIERRA 4 1 3 0 0 1 2 0 3 1 1 0 5 0SISKIYOU 7 2 5 0 0 2 3 0 5 2 0 0 2 1SOLANO 3,287 371 1,853 5 2 943 3,105 12 3,738 1,127 68 34 2,379 979SONOMA 15 7 12 0 0 8 6 0 17 5 0 1 18 1STANISLAUS 1,541 192 1,464 1 0 539 1,709 1 1,328 919 19 10 2,555 204SUTTER 87 51 70 0 0 41 40 0 51 18 1 5 44 17TEHAMA 69 76 59 0 0 55 35 0 10 20 0 0 31 1TRINITY 6 5 2 0 0 2 4 0 3 1 0 1 2 3TULARE 7,353 390 4,544 7 14 2,687 5,940 38 7,654 2,363 306 1,530 6,082 933TUOLUMNE 9 1 9 0 0 5 8 0 11 5 0 0 9 2VENTURA 18 1 14 0 0 11 12 0 15 8 0 3 11 5YOLO 2,197 389 1,274 2 1 1,062 1,940 99 2,186 775 100 55 1,437 828YUBA 287 118 209 0 0 115 164 9 198 94 2 80 196 55CITY OF BERKELEY 66 2 42 0 0 26 68 0 58 19 2 6 15 18CITY OF LONG BEACH 3,864 264 3,277 2 4 3,818 3,191 8 3,835 1,609 127 237 7,259 891CITY OF PASADENA 888 158 634 0 0 597 565 1 665 314 48 24 801 216UNKNOWN 2,678 1,183 2,065 5 6 1,799 1,925 17 1,868 879 54 306 1,987 488

TOTAL 231,473 42,242 163,826 226 192 169,279 164,161 1,340 209,467 81,000 11,339 17,170 253,345 47,419


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AGESICKLE LEAD LEAD LEAD VDRL, G.C. PAP CHLAMYDIA PELVIC OVA/

TOTALCELL BLOOD TEST REFER RPR,ART CULTURE SMEAR CULTURE EXAM PARASITE

0 82 13,279 3,781 698 27 18 2 44 4 98 18,0331 293 51,789 28,456 4,900 24 10 7 11 7 340 85,8372 209 37,403 19,636 2,609 23 9 9 9 5 439 60,3513 167 26,344 12,403 1,247 19 17 5 15 4 495 40,7164 214 27,640 13,449 1,388 36 16 5 13 2 478 43,2415 128 19,065 7,580 680 26 16 5 11 4 387 27,9026 103 9,296 2,540 280 25 11 0 13 2 351 12,6217 81 2,390 791 124 10 3 1 4 0 244 3,6488 72 1,443 562 80 16 14 0 12 1 218 2,4189 73 1,300 484 64 46 16 1 12 2 232 2,230

10 81 1,177 454 73 89 16 0 18 3 216 2,12711 82 1,138 484 89 247 25 4 21 1 205 2,29612 64 889 398 41 253 42 7 73 11 191 1,96913 60 677 309 35 553 151 49 187 52 109 2,18214 60 692 265 27 1,148 508 137 543 119 143 3,64215 60 638 280 22 1,727 928 239 1,075 228 106 5,30316 58 567 267 16 2,273 1,216 300 1,288 328 106 6,41917 36 401 186 11 2,503 1,273 348 1,287 358 74 6,47718 29 185 71 13 1,045 743 190 679 250 34 3,23919 0 3 7 3 10 39 40 36 55 0 19320 0 70 33 9 8 41 37 32 46 0 276

UNKNOWN 1 33 24 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 67

TOTAL 1,953 196,419 92,460 12,416 10,109 5,112 1,386 5,383 1,482 4,467 331,187


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0 18 2,412 653 117 5 4 0 10 0 14 3,2331 32 8,276 5,642 947 3 0 0 1 1 30 14,9322 30 4,897 3,315 555 2 1 0 0 0 28 8,8283 14 2,339 1,587 216 3 4 0 1 0 17 4,1814 19 2,152 1,550 242 9 2 1 1 0 27 4,0035 18 1,106 739 89 2 0 1 0 0 14 1,9696 3 367 205 25 3 0 0 0 0 11 6147 8 122 94 15 5 0 1 0 0 8 2538 6 109 84 9 1 1 0 1 0 3 2149 2 90 63 10 1 0 0 0 0 10 176

10 8 82 64 4 7 1 0 1 0 8 17511 4 79 54 12 13 3 2 4 0 10 18112 3 72 73 5 12 3 1 2 3 12 18613 6 40 38 6 20 13 6 12 13 4 15814 11 51 48 4 36 25 16 20 23 8 24215 6 44 42 1 37 44 21 36 34 3 26816 5 41 38 1 35 41 24 31 44 5 26517 3 18 24 2 20 45 25 31 46 4 21818 2 5 8 1 13 25 15 10 17 2 9819 0 0 2 0 3 7 7 7 11 0 3720 0 0 7 1 1 2 1 1 4 0 17

TOTAL 198 22,302 14,330 2,262 231 221 121 169 196 218 40,248


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0 32 6,865 1,508 136 19 14 . 32 1 61 8,6681 101 29,573 11,309 909 19 5 2 7 1 198 42,1242 94 24,589 9,540 594 17 7 3 7 1 289 35,1413 76 19,940 7,640 356 15 10 3 12 1 378 28,4314 112 21,722 8,623 466 26 13 4 11 . 332 31,3095 72 16,054 5,274 225 21 13 2 11 1 309 21,9826 75 8,063 1,815 95 19 9 . 12 1 268 10,3577 53 1,948 484 31 5 3 . 4 . 189 2,7178 52 1,096 345 35 12 11 . 9 1 174 1,7359 48 1,002 306 11 29 12 . 9 1 167 1,585

10 52 881 258 21 64 14 . 16 2 165 1,47311 60 850 322 36 209 17 1 15 1 147 1,65812 51 640 260 15 226 35 2 35 5 144 1,41313 51 498 208 12 517 133 37 133 35 85 1,70914 43 522 166 11 1,059 468 107 464 81 105 3,02615 49 498 193 9 1,637 822 179 963 166 81 4,59716 50 453 191 6 2,175 1,064 207 1,162 226 87 5,62117 28 335 140 4 2,428 1,122 252 1,162 258 66 5,79518 27 159 52 3 1,000 656 105 611 173 28 2,81420 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 1,126 135,688 48,634 2,975 9,497 4,428 904 4,675 955 3,273 212,155


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0 32 4,002 1,620 445 3 0 2 2 3 23 4,2601 160 13,940 11,505 3,044 2 5 5 3 5 112 18,3742 85 7,917 6,781 1,460 4 1 6 2 4 122 10,9123 77 4,065 3,176 675 1 3 2 2 3 100 6,1494 83 3,766 3,276 680 1 1 0 1 2 119 6,3155 38 1,905 1,567 366 3 3 2 0 3 64 3,3456 25 866 520 160 3 2 0 1 1 72 1,3677 20 320 213 78 0 0 0 0 0 47 5458 14 238 133 36 3 2 0 2 0 41 4139 23 208 115 43 16 4 1 3 1 55 402

10 21 214 132 48 18 1 0 1 1 43 46111 18 209 108 41 25 5 1 2 0 48 39712 10 177 65 21 15 4 4 36 3 35 39913 3 139 63 17 16 5 6 42 4 20 33914 6 119 51 12 53 15 14 59 15 30 36115 5 96 45 12 53 62 39 76 28 22 44316 3 73 38 9 63 111 69 95 58 14 41917 5 48 22 5 55 106 71 94 54 4 42618 0 21 11 9 32 62 70 58 60 4 24919 0 3 5 3 7 32 33 29 44 0 19420 0 70 26 8 7 39 36 31 42 0 273

UNKNOWN 1 33 24 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 53

TOTAL 629 38,429 29,496 7,179 381 463 361 539 331 976 78,784


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ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITYSICKLE LEAD LEAD LEAD VDRL, G.C. PAP CHLAMYDIA PELVIC OVA/


AMERICAN INDIAN 0 361 183 17 2 8 1 6 2 1 581ASIAN 5 3,398 2,709 1,204 31 146 20 42 45 53 7,653BLACK 547 6,183 3,789 1,248 266 314 134 300 163 196 13,140FILIPINO 2 477 402 43 13 19 13 27 12 16 1,024HISPANIC 943 136,951 74,391 7,794 4,387 2,987 366 2,968 551 3,765 235,103WHITE 94 15,363 5,830 1,051 91 271 110 408 153 77 23,448OTHER 35 9,830 2,764 734 56 78 40 120 45 71 13,773PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 179 121 32 1 5 0 7 1 2 350UNKOWN 325 23,677 2,271 293 5,262 1,284 702 1,505 510 286 36,115

TOTAL 1,953 196,419 92,460 12,416 10,109 5,112 1,386 5,383 1,482 4,467 331,187


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AMERICAN INDIAN 0 131 62 1 0 2 1 1 1 0 199ASIAN 2 736 464 54 2 11 1 2 9 2 1,283BLACK 115 1,426 1,001 170 100 46 34 28 57 48 3,025FILIPINO 0 32 38 5 0 0 1 0 1 0 77HISPANIC 65 11,438 8,818 1,523 111 100 43 95 47 145 22,385WHITE 7 4,562 2,523 235 13 36 29 28 54 9 7,496OTHER 5 1,770 1,085 102 1 13 7 2 22 8 3,015PACIFIC ISLANDER 0 17 12 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 33UNKOWN 4 2,190 327 170 4 12 5 12 5 6 2,735

TOTAL 198 22,302 14,330 2,262 231 221 121 169 196 218 40,248


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AMERICAN INDIAN 0 178 73 6 2 4 0 3 1 1 268ASIAN 2 941 517 143 24 27 4 24 5 42 1,729BLACK 153 1,581 886 92 61 178 19 188 21 38 3,217FILIPINO 1 305 265 13 13 17 11 26 9 16 676HISPANIC 561 98,690 42,442 2,288 4,039 2,708 183 2,621 365 2,787 156,684WHITE 78 8,605 1,906 202 56 183 26 231 50 56 11,393OTHER 12 6,375 1,064 155 45 47 8 91 5 54 7,856PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 96 54 5 0 2 0 4 0 2 165UNKOWN 317 18,917 1,427 71 5,257 1,262 653 1,487 499 277 30,167

TOTAL 1,126 135,688 48,634 2,975 9,497 4,428 904 4,675 955 3,273 212,155


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AMERICAN INDIAN 0 52 48 10 0 2 0 2 0 0 114ASIAN 1 1,721 1,728 1,007 5 108 15 16 31 9 4,641BLACK 279 3,176 1,902 986 105 90 81 84 85 110 6,898FILIPINO 1 140 99 25 0 2 1 1 2 0 271HISPANIC 317 26,823 23,131 3,983 237 179 140 252 139 833 56,034WHITE 9 2,196 1,401 614 22 52 55 149 49 12 4,559OTHER 18 1,685 615 477 10 18 25 27 18 9 2,902PACIFIC ISLANDER 0 66 55 25 1 2 0 2 1 0 152UNKOWN 4 2,570 517 52 1 10 44 6 6 3 3,213

TOTAL 629 38,429 29,496 7,179 381 463 361 539 331 976 78,784


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ALL FUNDING SOURCES

COUNTY/CITYSICKLE LEAD LEAD LEAD VDRL, G.C. PAP CHLAMYDIA PELVIC OVA/


ALPINE 0 32 10 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 45AMADOR 1 77 62 3 0 1 2 1 3 1 151BUTTE 2 3,767 2,239 39 11 1 1 4 1 21 6,086CALAVERAS 0 74 68 15 3 7 9 2 10 1 189COLUSA 2 534 33 2 7 5 0 4 2 4 593CONTRA COSTA 3 1,143 1,042 310 64 156 35 177 42 14 2,986DEL NORTE 0 24 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28EL DORADO 1 121 27 3 11 5 1 4 1 3 177FRESNO 2 6,233 4,607 751 8 112 19 14 16 126 11,888GLENN 0 277 248 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 538HUMBOLDT 0 205 61 1 3 2 0 0 2 0 274IMPERIAL 2 2,900 2,030 25 1 426 1 424 1 1 5,811INYO 1 36 14 0 3 1 1 1 1 2 60KERN 8 5,068 3,455 890 22 35 19 26 28 18 9,569KINGS 0 437 133 22 3 1 1 1 4 4 606LAKE 0 133 107 2 2 1 2 0 3 1 251LASSEN 0 10 16 0 1 2 3 2 0 1 35LOS ANGELES 1,203 86,569 31,281 1,894 9,583 3,434 884 3,061 926 3,158 141,993MADERA 0 3,066 1,786 21 0 1 0 6 0 7 4,887MARIN 0 337 17 164 1 0 0 0 0 1 520MARIPOSA 0 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12MENDOCINO 0 275 106 37 0 1 3 0 3 20 445MERCED 0 3,760 1,716 31 0 11 4 3 14 10 5,549MODOC 0 67 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 92MONO 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8MONTEREY 0 3,213 1,095 299 0 0 0 1 1 10 4,619NAPA 0 6 2 38 0 2 1 2 2 1 54NEVADA 0 352 223 1 3 0 1 0 1 0 581ORANGE 583 15,357 10,802 827 81 170 98 840 118 252 29,128PLACER 0 725 340 76 0 0 2 3 3 0 1,149PLUMAS 0 84 27 0 11 13 3 10 2 1 151RIVERSIDE 18 7,927 4,705 206 65 48 34 55 13 30 13,101SACRAMENTO 2 1,768 606 1,365 4 20 24 19 43 5 3,856SAN BENITO 0 157 49 12 0 0 0 0 0 2 220SAN BERNARDINO 61 10,756 6,102 487 78 54 36 55 38 41 17,708SAN DIEGO 23 13,713 8,416 539 73 79 46 97 38 87 23,111SAN FRANCISCO 5 456 485 252 2 0 1 0 3 12 1,216SAN JOAQUIN 0 842 410 536 0 2 2 1 4 5 1,802SAN LUIS OBISPO 2 13 2 137 0 60 0 67 1 1 283SAN MATEO 1 2,819 1,545 23 2 31 3 45 2 40 4,511SANTA BARBARA 0 1,222 683 599 1 4 3 10 3 42 2,567SANTA CLARA 0 5,015 229 241 1 58 5 70 3 288 5,910SANTA CRUZ 0 2,015 199 23 3 9 6 9 9 68 2,341SHASTA 0 94 14 65 1 3 3 3 9 0 192SIERRA 5 9 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 16SISKIYOU 0 85 30 1 0 0 3 0 5 1 125SOLANO 0 462 343 10 9 248 21 285 28 5 1,411SONOMA 0 692 406 19 6 9 3 3 13 6 1,157STANISLAUS 2 2,947 939 51 0 2 1 0 1 6 3,949SUTTER 0 465 204 57 0 1 0 1 0 1 729TEHAMA 0 95 80 3 0 2 1 2 1 1 185TRINITY 0 9 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 12TULARE 1 2,063 851 530 2 5 3 6 2 47 3,510TUOLUMNE 0 90 50 1 0 0 5 0 4 0 150VENTURA 4 4,535 2,786 836 4 9 6 7 4 4 8,195YOLO 1 261 228 42 0 0 0 1 1 29 563YUBA 0 132 26 53 0 7 9 8 8 6 249CITY OF BERKELEY 0 10 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18CITY OF LONG BEAC 12 1,228 610 720 9 33 37 34 29 5 2,717CITY OF PASADENA 0 330 293 107 2 0 1 0 1 3 737UNKNOWN 1 248 157 24 2 3 37 2 3 3 480

TOTAL 1,953 196,419 92,460 12,416 10,109 5,112 1,386 5,383 1,482 4,467 331,187

SOURCE: F.Y. 2001/02 SUMMARY CHDP DATA COME FROM CONFIDENTIAL SCREENING AND BILLING FORMS (PM160)

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ALAMEDA 0 76 32 0 2 17 2 4 22 2 157ALPINE 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4AMADOR 1 7 11 1 0 1 1 1 3 0 26BUTTE 1 2,355 1,880 25 1 1 0 1 1 4 4,269CALAVERAS 0 9 19 4 2 6 8 2 9 0 59COLUSA 0 12 10 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 25CONTRA COSTA 0 10 0 3 1 2 1 3 3 4 27DEL NORTE 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19EL DORADO 0 13 6 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 24FRESNO 0 502 361 15 0 4 3 2 5 1 893GLENN 0 217 198 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 423HUMBOLDT 0 117 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 121IMPERIAL 0 362 390 8 0 11 0 11 0 0 782INYO 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1KERN 0 211 304 62 2 12 7 4 9 2 613KINGS 0 245 114 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 364LAKE 0 28 23 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 56LASSEN 0 0 2 0 1 2 3 2 0 0 10LOS ANGELES 163 2,536 2,164 201 181 67 38 56 49 155 5,610MADERA 0 2,130 1,363 12 0 1 0 1 0 1 3,508MARIN 0 41 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 51MARIPOSA 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2MENDOCINO 0 128 21 12 0 0 1 0 3 0 165MERCED 0 2,527 1,337 23 0 9 3 1 10 2 3,912MODOC 0 44 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62MONO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MONTEREY 0 12 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 22NAPA 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5NEVADA 0 234 148 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 386ORANGE 0 24 32 4 2 4 3 0 1 0 70PLACER 0 259 83 52 0 0 2 0 2 0 398PLUMAS 0 50 2 0 4 4 1 4 1 0 66RIVERSIDE 1 195 336 40 6 5 1 5 3 0 592SACRAMENTO 0 171 55 135 1 4 3 2 5 0 376SAN BENITO 0 96 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 108SAN BERNARDINO 14 2,322 1,051 84 13 8 8 8 10 7 3,525SAN DIEGO 3 371 458 35 1 7 1 9 6 6 897SAN FRANCISCO 0 9 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 14SAN JOAQUIN 0 36 36 57 0 1 0 0 2 0 132SAN LUIS OBISPO 2 7 2 106 0 1 0 1 1 0 120SAN MATEO 1 1,385 794 13 0 4 2 9 1 11 2,220SANTA BARBARA 0 110 336 501 0 2 1 3 3 5 961SANTA CLARA 0 579 19 41 0 15 1 18 0 11 684SANTA CRUZ 0 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7SHASTA 0 36 3 52 1 2 2 2 8 0 106SIERRA 4 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 7SISKIYOU 0 58 23 1 0 0 1 0 4 1 88SOLANO 0 15 7 0 3 2 0 2 0 0 29SONOMA 0 266 303 4 0 7 2 1 12 1 596STANISLAUS 1 1,553 548 16 0 2 0 0 1 0 2,121SUTTER 0 270 119 27 0 1 0 1 0 0 418TEHAMA 0 59 53 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 116TRINITY 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5TULARE 0 50 31 17 0 1 0 1 0 0 100TUOLUMNE 0 38 22 0 0 0 5 0 4 0 69VENTURA 4 2,325 1,469 624 4 8 6 7 3 0 4,450YOLO 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7YUBA 0 56 15 17 0 5 6 5 5 0 109CITY OF BERKELEY 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1CITY OF LONG BEAC 3 74 53 35 1 2 3 1 3 0 175CITY OF PASADENA 0 34 34 15 0 0 0 0 1 0 84UNKNOWN 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

TOTAL 198 22,302 14,330 2,262 231 221 121 169 196 218 40,248

SOURCE: F.Y. 2001/02SUMMARY CHDP DATA COME FROM CONFIDENTIAL SCREENING AND BILLING FORMS (PM160).

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ALAMEDA 5 663 231 5 24 13 2 13 4 65 1,025ALPINE 0 30 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 38AMADOR 0 60 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 105BUTTE 1 1,394 286 12 10 0 1 3 0 17 1,724CALAVERAS 0 50 32 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 88COLUSA 1 57 16 1 3 2 0 0 0 2 82CONTRA COSTA 0 235 484 54 60 147 29 164 35 9 1,217DEL NORTE 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4EL DORADO 0 92 13 0 10 4 0 3 0 3 125FRESNO 2 2,399 1,474 127 3 3 2 5 1 118 4,134GLENN 0 45 28 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 75HUMBOLDT 0 74 20 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 99IMPERIAL 2 2,533 1637 15 1 415 1 413 1 1 5,019INYO 1 26 10 0 3 1 1 1 1 1 45KERN 7 3,562 1761 61 19 17 6 16 7 12 5,468KINGS 0 176 18 15 3 1 0 1 4 2 220LAKE 0 98 83 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 186LASSEN 0 8 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 16LOS ANGELES 472 67,787 16213 344 9093 3248 739 2889 800 2177 103,762MADERA 0 915 418 9 0 0 0 5 0 6 1,353MARIN 0 158 6 42 0 0 0 0 0 1 207MARIPOSA 0 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10MENDOCINO 0 126 60 22 0 0 0 0 0 20 228MERCED 0 1,173 317 5 0 2 1 2 4 6 1,510MODOC 0 22 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29MONO 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6MONTEREY 0 3,197 1080 297 0 0 0 1 1 10 4,586NAPA 0 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 8NEVADA 0 117 73 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 192ORANGE 570 12,888 6252 243 47 97 40 589 47 220 20,993PLACER 0 460 243 22 0 0 0 3 1 0 729PLUMAS 0 21 15 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 40RIVERSIDE 17 7,477 3896 95 56 38 18 38 3 28 11,666SACRAMENTO 2 1,379 511 101 3 9 2 11 4 5 2,027SAN BENITO 0 56 29 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 90SAN BERNARDINO 27 7,546 3438 306 58 30 15 28 8 32 11,488SAN DIEGO 11 9,221 5148 230 66 39 21 60 13 66 14,875SAN FRANCISCO 3 270 211 108 2 0 0 0 0 10 604SAN JOAQUIN 0 611 361 47 0 0 0 0 1 3 1,023SAN LUIS OBISPO 0 6 0 31 0 59 0 66 0 1 163SAN MATEO 0 1,433 750 9 2 27 1 36 1 29 2,288SANTA BARBARA 0 1,107 347 98 1 2 2 7 0 37 1,601SANTA CLARA 0 1,615 118 186 1 18 1 26 1 227 2,193SANTA CRUZ 0 242 194 23 3 7 2 6 2 63 542SHASTA 0 58 10 13 0 1 1 1 0 0 84SIERRA 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8SISKIYOU 0 27 7 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 37SOLANO 0 355 169 1 6 235 10 275 8 2 1,061SONOMA 0 426 102 15 6 2 1 2 1 5 560STANISLAUS 0 924 235 5 0 0 1 0 0 6 1,171SUTTER 0 195 75 11 0 0 0 0 0 1 282TEHAMA 0 33 24 2 0 1 0 1 1 1 63TRINITY 0 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6TULARE 0 902 357 114 2 3 1 4 0 40 1,423TUOLUMNE 0 52 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 79VENTURA 0 2,208 1317 211 0 1 0 0 1 4 3,742YOLO 1 163 94 5 0 0 0 1 0 27 291YUBA 0 75 3 6 0 2 3 3 3 5 100CITY OF BERKELEY 0 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10CITY OF LONG BEACH 3 807 210 59 8 1 1 1 0 3 1,093CITY OF PASADENA 0 94 157 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 258UNKNOWN 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4

TOTAL 1,126 135,688 48,634 2,975 9,497 4,428 904 4,675 955 3,273 212,155


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INFORMATION ONLY/PHP SOURCES




ALAMEDA 2 324 159 4 0 8 1 0 6 5 509ALPINE 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3AMADOR 0 10 7 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 20BUTTE 0 18 73 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 93CALAVERAS 0 15 17 6 1 1 1 0 1 0 42COLUSA 1 465 7 0 3 3 0 4 2 1 486CONTRA COSTA 3 898 558 253 3 7 5 10 4 1 1,742DEL NORTE 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5EL DORADO 1 16 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 28FRESNO 0 3332 2772 609 5 105 14 7 10 7 6,861GLENN 0 15 22 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 40HUMBOLDT 0 14 39 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 54IMPERIAL 0 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10INYO 0 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 14KERN 1 1295 1390 767 1 6 6 6 12 4 3,488KINGS 0 16 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 22LAKE 0 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 9LASSEN 0 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9LOS ANGELES 568 16246 12904 1349 309 119 107 116 77 826 32,621MADERA 0 21 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26MARIN 0 138 2 122 0 0 0 0 0 0 262MARIPOSA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0MENDOCINO 0 21 25 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 52MERCED 0 60 62 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 127MODOC 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1MONO 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2MONTEREY 0 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11NAPA 0 0 0 34 0 2 1 2 2 0 41NEVADA 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3ORANGE 13 2445 4518 580 32 69 55 251 70 32 8,065PLACER 0 6 14 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 22PLUMAS 0 13 10 0 6 8 2 5 1 0 45RIVERSIDE 0 255 473 71 3 5 15 12 7 2 843SACRAMENTO 0 218 40 1129 0 7 19 6 34 0 1,453SAN BENITO 0 5 10 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 22SAN BERNARDINO 20 888 1613 97 7 16 13 19 20 2 2,695SAN DIEGO 9 4121 2810 274 6 33 24 28 19 15 7,339SAN FRANCISCO 2 177 271 142 0 0 1 0 3 2 598SAN JOAQUIN 0 195 13 432 0 1 2 1 1 2 647SAN LUIS OBISPO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SAN MATEO 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3SANTA BARBARA 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5SANTA CLARA 0 2821 92 14 0 25 3 26 2 50 3,033SANTA CRUZ 0 1771 0 0 0 2 4 3 7 5 1,792SHASTA 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2SIERRA 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1SISKIYOU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0SOLANO 0 92 167 9 0 11 11 8 20 3 321SONOMA 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1STANISLAUS 1 470 156 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 657SUTTER 0 0 10 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 29TEHAMA 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6TRINITY 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1TULARE 1 1111 463 399 0 1 2 1 2 7 1,987TUOLUMNE 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2VENTURA 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3YOLO 0 94 131 37 0 0 0 0 1 2 265YUBA 0 1 8 30 0 0 0 0 0 1 40CITY OF BERKELEY 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7CITY OF LONG BEAC 6 347 347 626 0 30 33 32 26 2 1,449CITY OF PASADENA 0 202 102 87 2 0 1 0 0 1 395UNKNOWN 1 245 155 24 2 3 37 2 3 3 475

TOTAL 629 38,429 29,496 7,179 381 463 361 539 331 976 78,784


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ALAMEDA 26,468 81,719 32.39% 18,464 42,828 43.11% 44,932 124,547 36.08%ALPINE 238 96 247.92% 199 45 440.00% 437 141 309.43%AMADOR 851 1,189 71.57% 747 1,057 70.64% 1,598 2,246 71.13%BUTTE 10,708 19,365 55.30% 4,000 11,264 35.51% 14,708 30,629 48.02%CALAVERAS 1,690 2,490 67.87% 1,011 1,829 55.27% 2,701 4,319 62.54%COLUSA 2,057 1,683 122.22% 1,251 1,933 64.73% 3,308 3,616 91.49%CONTRA COSTA 18,010 42,058 42.82% 5,643 23,593 23.92% 23,653 65,651 36.03%DEL NORTE 1,280 3,099 41.30% 417 1,895 22.01% 1,697 4,994 33.98%EL DORADO 2,572 4,788 53.72% 2,594 6,433 40.32% 5,166 11,221 46.04%FRESNO 71,133 125,030 56.89% 24,712 61,130 40.43% 95,845 186,160 51.49%GLENN 1,508 2,710 55.65% 1,094 2,425 45.11% 2,602 5,135 50.67%HUMBOLDT 4,767 10,073 47.32% 2,924 6,654 43.94% 7,691 16,727 45.98%IMPERIAL 6,566 19,013 34.53% 8,756 15,183 57.67% 15,322 34,196 44.81%INYO 693 1,112 62.32% 495 919 53.86% 1,188 2,031 58.49%KERN 43,041 77,712 55.39% 23,746 48,818 48.64% 66,787 126,530 52.78%KINGS 2,853 12,489 22.84% 2,879 10,852 26.53% 5,732 23,341 24.56%LAKE 1,516 5,655 26.81% 1,026 3,310 30.99% 2,542 8,965 28.35%LASSEN 879 2,098 41.90% 317 1,581 20.05% 1,196 3,679 32.51%LOS ANGELES 332,981 1,115,225 29.86% 401,229 533,529 75.20% 734,210 1,648,754 44.53%MADERA 9,500 14,656 64.82% 4,946 9,080 54.47% 14,446 23,736 60.86%MARIN 2,341 4,212 55.58% 1,450 4,444 32.63% 3,791 8,656 43.79%MARIPOSA 269 866 31.06% 115 804 14.31% 384 1,670 23.00%MENDOCINO 3,366 7,566 44.49% 2,347 4,918 47.73% 5,713 12,484 45.76%MERCED 16,682 32,444 51.42% 6,507 19,046 34.16% 23,189 51,490 45.04%MODOC 283 1,014 27.91% 225 600 37.50% 508 1,614 31.47%MONO 311 407 76.41% 357 461 77.47% 668 868 76.98%MONTEREY 823 27,446 3.00% 13,157 25,327 51.95% 13,980 52,773 26.49%NAPA 2,571 4,080 63.01% 1,694 4,129 41.02% 4,265 8,209 51.95%NEVADA 1,594 2,676 59.57% 761 3,230 23.56% 2,355 5,906 39.87%ORANGE 81,011 132,978 60.92% 82,215 96,118 85.54% 163,226 229,096 71.25%PLACER 4,051 6,609 61.30% 2,382 8,485 28.07% 6,433 15,094 42.62%PLUMAS 509 1,159 43.92% 292 953 30.63% 801 2,112 37.92%RIVERSIDE 31,940 112,484 28.40% 48,210 86,828 55.52% 80,150 199,312 40.21%SACRAMENTO 61,347 131,681 46.59% 12,198 56,233 21.69% 73,545 187,914 39.14%SAN BENITO 1,527 2,533 60.28% 2,232 2,800 79.72% 3,759 5,333 70.49%SAN BERNARDINO 47,603 159,803 29.79% 55,819 101,642 54.92% 103,422 261,445 39.56%SAN DIEGO 75,776 150,380 50.39% 57,995 141,345 41.03% 133,771 291,725 45.86%SAN FRANCISCO 16,552 35,360 46.81% 6,485 26,409 24.56% 23,037 61,769 37.30%SAN JOAQUIN 31,025 58,232 53.28% 14,826 35,885 41.31% 45,851 94,117 48.72%SAN LUIS OBISPO 5,763 10,660 54.06% 3,294 9,808 33.58% 9,057 20,468 44.25%SAN MATEO 13,005 17,430 74.61% 11,150 17,443 63.92% 24,155 34,873 69.27%SANTA BARBARA 19,914 25,256 78.85% 10,737 17,210 62.39% 30,651 42,466 72.18%SANTA CLARA 32,790 62,481 52.48% 14,184 48,811 29.06% 46,974 111,292 42.21%SANTA CRUZ 16,503 11,499 143.52% 6,111 10,062 60.73% 22,614 21,561 104.88%SHASTA 4,445 14,922 29.79% 2,784 10,154 27.42% 7,229 25,076 28.83%SIERRA 78 132 59.09% 40 139 28.82% 118 271 43.57%SISKIYOU 1,870 3,829 48.84% 886 2,724 32.53% 2,756 6,553 42.06%SOLANO 9,571 21,341 44.85% 4,067 15,357 26.48% 13,638 36,698 37.16%SONOMA 6,856 14,760 46.45% 4,891 15,458 31.64% 11,747 30,218 38.87%STANISLAUS 22,511 45,911 49.03% 13,730 30,369 45.21% 36,241 76,280 47.51%SUTTER 2,585 6,678 38.71% 1,434 5,040 28.45% 4,019 11,718 34.30%TEHAMA 2,718 5,334 50.96% 1,673 3,761 44.49% 4,391 9,095 48.28%TRINITY 209 977 21.39% 193 780 24.74% 402 1,757 22.88%TULARE 25,905 56,185 46.11% 12,767 32,171 39.68% 38,672 88,356 43.77%TUOLUMNE 1,224 2,974 41.16% 471 2,284 20.62% 1,695 5,258 32.24%VENTURA 18,906 38,507 49.10% 15,122 26,300 57.50% 34,028 64,807 52.51%YOLO 6,389 11,497 55.57% 3,075 8,010 38.39% 9,464 19,507 48.52%YUBA 2,955 8,454 34.95% 1,478 6,293 23.49% 4,433 14,747 30.06%CITY OF BERKELEY 318 6,179 5.15% 240 3,238 7.41% 558 9,418 5.93%CITY OF LONG BEACH 21,280 57,268 37.16% 11,931 27,397 43.55% 33,211 84,665 39.23%CITY OF PASADENA 3,881 16,805 23.09% 2,634 8,039 32.76% 6,515 24,844 26.22%UNKNOWN 10,014 N/A N/A 52 N/A N/A 10,066 N/A N/A

TOTAL 1,148,582 2,853,269 40.25% 938,661 1,704,867 55.06% 2,087,243 4,558,136 45.79%


TOTAL TARGET

POPULATION FY 01/02

PERCENT OF TARGET

POPULATION SERVED

TOTAL CHILDREN

SERVED BY CHDP FY

01/02

MEDI-CAL PERCENT OF TOTAL

CHILDREN SERVED BY CHDP

STATE-FUNDED CHILDREN

SERVED BY CHDP

STATE-FUNDED PERCENT OF TOTAL CHILDREN SERVED

BY CHDP

COUNTY/CITY

MEDI-CAL CHILDREN

SERVED BY CHDP (INCLUDE

INFO/PHP)

MEDI-CAL TARGET

POPULATION FY 01/02

STATE-FUNDED TARGET

POPULATION FY 01/02

CHDP CHILDREN SERVED VS. TARGET POPULATION BY SOURCE AND COUNTY/CITY


TABLE 71



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ALAMEDA 26,468 58.91% 18,464 41.09% 44,932

TABLE 72



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 238 54.46% 199 45.54% 437AMADOR 851 53.25% 747 46.75% 1,598BUTTE 10,708 72.80% 4,000 27.20% 14,708CALAVERAS 1,690 62.57% 1,011 37.43% 2,701COLUSA 2,057 62.18% 1,251 37.82% 3,308CONTRA COSTA 18,010 76.14% 5,643 23.86% 23,653DEL NORTE 1,280 75.43% 417 24.57% 1,697EL DORADO 2,572 49.79% 2,594 50.21% 5,166FRESNO 71,133 74.22% 24,712 25.78% 95,845GLENN 1,508 57.96% 1,094 42.04% 2,602HUMBOLDT 4,767 61.98% 2,924 38.02% 7,691IMPERIAL 6,566 42.85% 8,756 57.15% 15,322INYO 693 58.33% 495 41.67% 1,188KERN 43,041 64.45% 23,746 35.55% 66,787KINGS 2,853 49.77% 2,879 50.23% 5,732LAKE 1,516 59.64% 1,026 40.36% 2,542LASSEN 879 73.49% 317 26.51% 1,196LOS ANGELES 332,981 45.35% 401,229 54.65% 734,210MADERA 9,500 65.76% 4,946 34.24% 14,446MARIN 2,341 61.75% 1,450 38.25% 3,791MARIPOSA 269 70.05% 115 29.95% 384MENDOCINO 3,366 58.92% 2,347 41.08% 5,713MERCED 16,682 71.94% 6,507 28.06% 23,189MODOC 283 55.71% 225 44.29% 508MONO 311 46.56% 357 53.44% 668MONTEREY 823 5.89% 13,157 94.11% 13,980NAPA 2,571 60.28% 1,694 39.72% 4,265NEVADA 1,594 67.69% 761 32.31% 2,355ORANGE 81,011 49.63% 82,215 50.37% 163,226PLACER 4,051 62.97% 2,382 37.03% 6,433PLUMAS 509 63.55% 292 36.45% 801RIVERSIDE 31,940 39.85% 48,210 60.15% 80,150SACRAMENTO 61,347 83.41% 12,198 16.59% 73,545SAN BENITO 1,527 40.62% 2,232 59.38% 3,759SAN BERNARDINO 47,603 46.03% 55,819 53.97% 103,422SAN DIEGO 75,776 56.65% 57,995 43.35% 133,771SAN FRANCISCO 16,552 71.85% 6,485 28.15% 23,037SAN JOAQUIN 31,025 67.66% 14,826 32.34% 45,851SAN LUIS OBISPO 5,763 63.63% 3,294 36.37% 9,057SAN MATEO 13,005 53.84% 11,150 46.16% 24,155SANTA BARBARA 19,914 64.97% 10,737 35.03% 30,651SANTA CLARA 32,790 69.80% 14,184 30.20% 46,974SANTA CRUZ 16,503 72.98% 6,111 27.02% 22,614SHASTA 4,445 61.49% 2,784 38.51% 7,229SIERRA 78 66.10% 40 33.90% 118SISKIYOU 1,870 67.85% 886 32.15% 2,756SOLANO 9,571 70.18% 4,067 29.82% 13,638SONOMA 6,856 58.36% 4,891 41.64% 11,747STANISLAUS 22,511 62.11% 13,730 37.89% 36,241SUTTER 2,585 64.32% 1,434 35.68% 4,019TEHAMA 2,718 61.90% 1,673 38.10% 4,391TRINITY 209 51.99% 193 48.01% 402TULARE 25,905 66.99% 12,767 33.01% 38,672TUOLUMNE 1,224 72.21% 471 27.79% 1,695VENTURA 18,906 55.56% 15,122 44.44% 34,028YOLO 6,389 67.51% 3,075 32.49% 9,464YUBA 2,955 66.66% 1,478 33.34% 4,433CITY OF BERKELEY 318 56.99% 240 43.01% 558CITY LONG 21,280 64.08% 11,931 35.92% 33,211CITY PASADENA 3,881 59.57% 2,634 40.43% 6,515UNKNOWN 10,014 99.48% 52 0.52% 10,066

TOTAL 1,148,582 55.03% 938,661 44.97% 2,087,243


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TABLE 73



CHILDREN SERVED BY GENDER

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


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

ALAMEDA 21,861 48.65% 22,818 50.78% 253 0.56% 44,932ALPINE 197 45.08% 211 48.28% 29 6.64% 437AMADOR 817 51.13% 768 48.06% 13 0.81% 1,598BUTTE 6,975 47.42% 7,683 52.24% 50 0.34% 14,708CALAVERAS 1,282 47.46% 1,395 51.65% 24 0.89% 2,701COLUSA 1,700 51.39% 1,588 48.00% 20 0.60% 3,308CONTRA COSTA 11,429 48.32% 12,140 51.33% 84 0.36% 23,653DEL NORTE 826 48.67% 865 50.97% 6 0.35% 1,697EL DORADO 2,596 50.25% 2,547 49.30% 23 0.45% 5,166FRESNO 47,430 49.49% 48,174 50.26% 241 0.25% 95,845GLENN 1,266 48.65% 1,320 50.73% 16 0.61% 2,602HUMBOLDT 3,709 48.23% 3,905 50.77% 77 1.00% 7,691IMPERIAL 7,445 48.59% 7,827 51.08% 50 0.33% 15,322INYO 546 45.96% 635 53.45% 7 0.59% 1,188KERN 32,783 49.09% 33,747 50.53% 257 0.38% 66,787KINGS 2,768 48.29% 2,951 51.48% 13 0.23% 5,732LAKE 1,278 50.28% 1,252 49.25% 12 0.47% 2,542LASSEN 566 47.32% 627 52.42% 3 0.25% 1,196LOS ANGELES 361,248 49.20% 368,742 50.22% 4,220 0.57% 734,210MADERA 6,960 48.18% 7,460 51.64% 26 0.18% 14,446MARIN 1,877 49.51% 1,897 50.04% 17 0.45% 3,791MARIPOSA 189 49.22% 191 49.74% 4 1.04% 384MENDOCINO 2,717 47.56% 2,977 52.11% 19 0.33% 5,713MERCED 11,443 49.35% 11,721 50.55% 25 0.11% 23,189MODOC 234 46.06% 271 53.35% 3 0.59% 508MONO 320 47.90% 345 51.65% 3 0.45% 668MONTEREY 6,976 49.90% 6,934 49.60% 70 0.50% 13,980NAPA 2,031 47.62% 2,206 51.72% 28 0.66% 4,265NEVADA 1,096 46.54% 1,257 53.38% 2 0.08% 2,355ORANGE 81,445 49.90% 80,572 49.36% 1,209 0.74% 163,226PLACER 3,092 48.06% 3,331 51.78% 10 0.16% 6,433PLUMAS 358 44.69% 439 54.81% 4 0.50% 801RIVERSIDE 39,923 49.81% 40,031 49.95% 196 0.24% 80,150SACRAMENTO 36,119 49.11% 37,020 50.34% 406 0.55% 73,545SAN BENITO 1,745 46.42% 1,994 53.05% 20 0.53% 3,759SAN BERNARDINO 51,041 49.35% 52,157 50.43% 224 0.22% 103,422SAN DIEGO 65,831 49.21% 67,515 50.47% 425 0.32% 133,771SAN FRANCISCO 11,288 49.00% 11,637 50.51% 112 0.49% 23,037SAN JOAQUIN 22,292 48.62% 23,226 50.66% 333 0.73% 45,851SAN LUIS OBISPO 4,320 47.70% 4,703 51.93% 34 0.38% 9,057SAN MATEO 11,744 48.62% 12,328 51.04% 83 0.34% 24,155SANTA BARBARA 15,167 49.48% 15,421 50.31% 63 0.21% 30,651SANTA CLARA 23,211 49.41% 23,627 50.30% 136 0.29% 46,974SANTA CRUZ 11,058 48.90% 11,532 50.99% 24 0.11% 22,614SHASTA 3,441 47.60% 3,763 52.05% 25 0.35% 7,229SIERRA 54 45.76% 63 53.39% 1 0.85% 118SISKIYOU 1,335 48.44% 1,417 51.42% 4 0.15% 2,756SOLANO 6,601 48.40% 6,997 51.31% 40 0.29% 13,638SONOMA 5,790 49.29% 5,932 50.50% 25 0.21% 11,747STANISLAUS 17,719 48.89% 18,420 50.83% 102 0.28% 36,241SUTTER 1,907 47.45% 2,092 52.05% 20 0.50% 4,019TEHAMA 2,196 50.01% 2,185 49.76% 10 0.23% 4,391TRINITY 186 46.27% 214 53.23% 2 0.50% 402TULARE 18,778 48.56% 19,669 50.86% 225 0.58% 38,672TUOLUMNE 819 48.32% 875 51.62% 1 0.06% 1,695VENTURA 16,785 49.33% 17,154 50.41% 89 0.26% 34,028YOLO 4,582 48.42% 4,838 51.12% 44 0.46% 9,464YUBA 2,183 49.24% 2,235 50.42% 15 0.34% 4,433CITY OF BERKELEY 276 49.46% 278 49.82% 4 0.72% 558CITY OF LONG BEACH 16,399 49.38% 16,735 50.39% 77 0.23% 33,211CITY OF PASADENA 3,218 49.39% 3,292 50.53% 5 0.08% 6,515UNKNOWN 4,908 48.76% 4,895 48.63% 263 2.61% 10,066

TOTAL 1,026,376 49.17% 1,051,041 50.36% 9,826 0.47% 2,087,243


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TABLE 74AALAMEDA COUNTY



CHILDREN SCREENED FOR HEALTH ASSESSMENTS AND COUNT FOR RISK REDUCEDBY AGE

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 13,550 16,938 12,883 2,785 2,3721 5,462 7,068 5,033 1,403 1,2282 3,046 2,842 2,467 604 5533 2,558 2,214 2,074 436 4114 2,931 2,473 2,310 436 4025 2,355 1,910 1,784 395 3696 1,643 1,321 1,251 312 2927 1,364 1,086 1,030 241 2258 1,224 967 914 263 2439 1,101 852 808 203 18610 1,272 1,029 973 255 23211 1,442 1,065 1,004 258 23412 1,515 1,046 1,000 263 24813 1,166 840 787 244 21914 1,065 881 829 237 21315 1,017 799 774 185 17616 891 718 670 176 15517 784 641 609 145 13518 327 257 250 51 4919 65 59 59 12 1220 99 77 75 12 11UNKNOWN 55 43 41 8 8

TOTAL 44,932 45,126 37,625 8,924 7,973




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TABLE 74BALAMEDA COUNTY



CHILDREN SCREENED FOR HEALTH ASSESSMENTS AND COUNT FOR RISK REDUCEDBY ETHNICITY

ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 168 165 142 38 34ASIAN 4,099 4,090 3,514 605 572BLACK 8,984 8,554 7,339 2,262 1,919FILIPINO 430 428 362 76 70HISPANIC 21,242 21,657 17,686 4,042 3,748WHITE 1,787 1,824 1,520 384 323OTHER 5,142 5,212 4,394 955 821PACIFIC ISLANDER 218 211 179 66 55UNKOWN 2,862 2,985 2,489 496 431

TOTAL 44,932 45,126 37,625 8,924 7,973




90

TABLE 75AALPINE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 121 167 115 33 271 43 53 38 8 72 35 29 24 3 33 16 13 12 2 24 26 19 19 2 25 18 17 15 5 56 13 10 9 2 27 6 5 5 0 08 15 13 10 6 49 12 7 6 4 310 13 10 10 3 311 14 11 10 2 212 21 14 13 3 313 8 5 5 1 114 15 13 13 2 215 9 9 8 2 216 4 3 3 1 117 4 3 3 2 218 3 4 3 1 119 1 1 1 0 020 31 28 28 6 6UNKNOWN 9 6 6 2 2

TOTAL 437 440 356 90 80




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TABLE 75BALPINE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 61 62 52 10 10ASIAN 22 23 15 4 4BLACK 39 38 31 11 9FILIPINO 10 7 6 2 1HISPANIC 211 217 175 39 36WHITE 55 58 46 14 10OTHER 19 16 15 7 7UNKOWN 20 19 16 3 3

TOTAL 437 440 356 90 80




92

TABLE 76AAMADOR COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 426 738 414 77 531 198 315 183 41 302 123 145 104 18 153 111 106 82 11 84 142 130 113 11 95 102 82 74 4 46 66 63 53 12 107 53 48 43 9 98 31 32 27 6 59 45 40 35 4 410 38 32 29 8 711 50 39 34 5 512 58 34 31 2 213 40 28 25 7 614 25 16 15 2 215 35 28 25 7 616 21 17 16 3 317 22 15 15 0 018 7 6 6 1 119 2 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 3 3 3 1 1

TOTAL 1,598 1,919 1,329 229 180




93

TABLE 76BAMADOR COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 13 15 12 6 4ASIAN 23 30 19 2 1BLACK 90 78 71 8 7FILIPINO 8 5 5 2 2HISPANIC 598 587 477 109 93WHITE 668 983 589 64 48OTHER 100 126 83 24 13PACIFIC ISLANDER 4 3 3 0 0UNKOWN 94 92 70 14 12

TOTAL 1,598 1,919 1,329 229 180




94

TABLE 77ABUTTE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,848 7,226 3,706 1,475 8831 2,320 3,723 1,980 774 4572 1,451 1,543 1,076 290 1933 1,074 1,142 872 229 1604 1,132 1,168 891 176 1265 710 676 552 118 966 689 815 621 177 1307 341 390 290 99 708 279 287 217 80 579 272 281 212 76 5710 314 322 237 109 7911 512 423 326 110 8712 579 364 287 95 7213 303 239 186 53 4114 236 219 173 77 5915 245 241 189 81 6116 187 175 143 59 4917 142 132 111 32 2718 48 33 31 6 619 7 6 5 3 220 4 2 2 1 1UNKNOWN 15 12 12 0 0

TOTAL 14,708 19,419 12,119 4,120 2,713




95

TABLE 77BBUTTE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 188 249 163 70 47ASIAN 1,017 1,498 851 363 210BLACK 479 625 403 154 104FILIPINO 60 74 56 9 6HISPANIC 3,114 3,294 2,380 572 462WHITE 7,740 10,382 6,451 2,134 1,391OTHER 1,302 2,232 1,158 621 362PACIFIC ISLANDER 9 15 8 1 1UNKOWN 799 1,050 649 196 130

TOTAL 14,708 19,419 12,119 4,120 2,713




96

TABLE 78ACALAVERAS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 688 1,018 659 155 1191 259 390 242 59 472 183 177 156 26 253 143 125 116 19 184 168 159 140 17 155 138 114 105 15 156 106 103 91 19 197 62 49 45 14 138 48 36 34 9 89 57 51 47 12 910 72 49 46 13 1111 105 84 76 24 2012 121 81 76 16 1613 77 66 61 24 2314 99 91 83 37 3415 86 80 77 33 3216 143 140 129 78 7117 103 92 87 48 4718 26 26 25 12 1219 4 3 3 2 220 6 6 5 2 1UNKNOWN 7 6 6 2 2

TOTAL 2,701 2,946 2,309 636 559




97

TABLE 78BCALAVERAS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 62 65 51 13 11ASIAN 50 58 45 8 8BLACK 151 148 140 56 56FILIPINO 13 12 11 1 1HISPANIC 1,312 1,361 1,116 253 229WHITE 813 953 683 238 190OTHER 169 212 153 36 35PACIFIC ISLANDER 20 16 16 3 3UNKOWN 111 121 94 28 26

TOTAL 2,701 2,946 2,309 636 559




98

TABLE 79ACOLUSA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 807 1,149 784 158 1401 471 619 431 77 722 303 269 251 32 323 246 206 200 27 264 244 192 188 26 265 145 101 96 13 136 146 127 124 14 137 121 106 102 13 138 73 60 57 12 129 94 78 77 13 1310 91 71 71 11 1111 126 85 82 13 1312 109 59 57 2 213 79 51 50 6 614 71 53 50 13 1315 57 42 41 7 716 52 37 37 9 917 48 38 37 7 718 16 8 8 3 319 3 2 2 0 020 4 4 4 0 0UNKNOWN 2 1 1 1 1

TOTAL 3,308 3,358 2,750 457 432




99

TABLE 79BCOLUSA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 3,308 3,358 2,750 457 432




100

TABLE 80ACONTRA COSTA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 6,616 9,381 6,314 1,898 1,6391 3,411 5,362 3,194 1,340 1,0742 1,900 1,984 1,691 458 4283 1,636 1,570 1,486 358 3504 1,863 1,711 1,604 359 3485 1,252 1,117 1,055 217 2166 967 868 849 196 1967 590 531 517 152 1528 491 444 430 109 1079 469 413 408 114 11410 512 426 417 116 11611 611 512 496 133 12912 710 531 514 123 12213 497 414 406 132 12914 477 421 412 148 14515 511 441 431 155 15416 437 399 387 148 14517 422 393 378 153 15018 124 105 103 46 4519 10 9 9 4 420 99 97 85 33 30UNKNOWN 48 51 43 9 8

TOTAL 23,653 27,180 21,229 6,401 5,801




101

TABLE 80BCONTRA COSTA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 42 40 36 10 10ASIAN 481 489 411 105 102BLACK 4,083 4,130 3,436 1,254 1,146FILIPINO 299 335 268 92 88HISPANIC 10,433 12,734 9,624 3,215 2,879WHITE 2,558 3,182 2,367 793 712OTHER 2,464 2,766 2,211 439 400PACIFIC ISLANDER 179 193 163 53 50UNKOWN 3,114 3,311 2,713 440 414

TOTAL 23,653 27,180 21,229 6,401 5,801




102

TABLE 81ADEL NORTE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 407 556 392 148 1261 254 336 237 101 942 145 149 132 37 343 171 143 142 36 364 204 167 165 47 465 90 78 78 23 236 114 112 109 28 287 40 39 38 13 138 18 20 18 10 109 32 29 29 7 710 30 29 29 14 1411 51 47 47 18 1812 35 29 29 10 1013 21 17 17 9 914 26 23 23 7 715 19 17 17 7 716 13 12 12 5 517 15 14 13 7 718 2 1 1 1 120 4 3 3 1 1UNKNOWN 6 4 4 1 1

TOTAL 1,697 1,825 1,535 530 497




103

TABLE 81BDEL NORTE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 135 146 126 15 15ASIAN 74 79 68 12 11BLACK 13 10 10 1 1FILIPINO 3 2 2 2 2HISPANIC 357 398 332 124 120WHITE 971 1,105 919 361 333OTHER 29 31 27 4 4PACIFIC ISLANDER 5 5 5 3 3UNKOWN 110 49 46 8 8

TOTAL 1,697 1,825 1,535 530 497




104

TABLE 82AEL DORADO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,460 2,086 1,336 186 1581 685 809 561 76 662 385 323 282 35 323 305 249 230 24 224 382 299 284 25 255 333 226 213 20 186 191 165 156 18 187 111 92 87 8 88 108 88 82 15 139 99 68 65 12 1110 138 79 77 8 811 189 89 84 13 1312 275 83 79 10 1013 146 63 58 12 1114 104 64 60 13 1215 92 52 50 11 1016 75 44 41 8 817 61 26 26 8 818 24 13 12 3 319 1 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 2 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 5,166 4,920 3,785 505 454




105

TABLE 82BEL DORADO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 19 17 16 1 1ASIAN 53 61 47 9 7BLACK 100 87 78 13 13FILIPINO 44 40 30 0 0HISPANIC 1,831 1,773 1,334 193 172WHITE 1,527 1,596 1,203 165 147OTHER 247 263 207 33 32UNKOWN 1,345 1,083 870 91 82

TOTAL 5,166 4,920 3,785 505 454




106

TABLE 83AFRESNO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 22,030 29,233 21,007 4,908 4,2851 11,654 18,075 10,668 3,207 2,6092 7,939 8,002 6,645 1,448 1,3363 6,642 5,645 5,451 929 9144 7,569 6,309 6,009 932 9175 5,494 4,503 4,349 681 6726 4,739 4,106 4,008 674 6647 3,109 2,642 2,577 495 4908 2,744 2,292 2,244 428 4219 2,932 2,442 2,397 477 47510 2,944 2,392 2,341 443 43911 3,729 2,823 2,777 433 43212 3,677 2,506 2,450 444 44113 2,379 1,816 1,776 358 35414 2,167 1,798 1,757 417 41515 2,082 1,729 1,688 397 39316 1,728 1,414 1,385 316 31317 1,320 1,076 1,053 252 24918 555 423 414 115 11319 136 103 103 38 3820 140 111 111 24 24UNKNOWN 136 122 108 17 17

TOTAL 95,845 99,562 81,318 17,433 16,011




107

TABLE 83BFRESNO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 475 470 408 85 76ASIAN 10,711 11,245 9,462 1,306 1,248BLACK 7,485 7,269 6,191 1,884 1,716FILIPINO 148 146 117 29 27HISPANIC 62,484 66,038 53,314 11,647 10,653WHITE 8,583 8,652 7,085 1,581 1,460OTHER 3,197 3,114 2,531 562 510PACIFIC ISLANDER 56 49 38 6 6UNKOWN 2,706 2,579 2,172 333 315

TOTAL 95,845 99,562 81,318 17,433 16,011




108

TABLE 84AGLENN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 689 1,186 674 235 1571 367 632 343 107 752 229 259 199 47 403 213 200 179 21 174 216 196 171 36 305 123 92 86 20 196 118 103 96 17 177 72 62 57 13 128 33 22 21 4 49 47 33 31 7 710 69 57 54 18 1611 131 45 42 10 912 84 35 33 13 1113 38 27 26 4 314 36 27 27 6 615 42 34 33 5 516 37 28 27 1 117 38 27 27 5 518 14 8 8 0 019 2 2 2 0 020 2 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 2 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 2,602 3,078 2,139 569 434




109

TABLE 84BGLENN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 12 15 10 2 2ASIAN 75 77 48 18 12BLACK 23 29 20 7 5FILIPINO 1 1 1 0 0HISPANIC 1,398 1,377 1,136 197 188WHITE 691 853 560 188 136OTHER 330 634 306 146 82UNKOWN 72 92 58 11 9

TOTAL 2,602 3,078 2,139 569 434




110

TABLE 85AHUMBOLDT COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,980 2,839 1,869 422 3701 1,126 1,708 1,016 313 2602 589 583 502 102 993 746 553 540 85 844 781 542 530 102 1005 418 287 280 37 376 206 165 164 32 327 174 140 135 36 358 120 86 84 20 209 120 93 91 16 1610 157 111 108 24 2411 245 153 150 36 3412 335 186 181 41 4013 163 92 90 29 2914 138 99 97 24 2315 134 104 103 24 2416 105 87 85 31 3017 86 59 59 10 1018 37 20 20 2 219 5 4 4 2 220 10 8 8 0 0UNKNOWN 16 18 16 3 3

TOTAL 7,691 7,937 6,132 1,391 1,274




111

TABLE 85BHUMBOLDT COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 563 468 412 95 89ASIAN 85 44 34 7 6BLACK 94 93 77 17 17FILIPINO 10 10 9 0 0HISPANIC 978 1,003 783 256 218WHITE 4,093 4,364 3,343 724 669OTHER 253 218 191 39 39PACIFIC ISLANDER 11 3 1 1 1UNKOWN 1,604 1,734 1,282 252 235

TOTAL 7,691 7,937 6,132 1,391 1,274




112

TABLE 86AIMPERIAL COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,490 4,807 3,388 202 1871 2,232 3,003 2,013 139 1322 1,576 1,345 1,214 70 683 1,115 896 882 40 404 1,329 996 971 44 445 722 480 470 45 456 606 436 428 46 467 405 255 254 23 238 315 196 194 23 239 342 230 222 31 3010 417 266 260 30 3011 547 312 311 27 2712 603 283 278 30 3013 314 170 164 30 3014 318 223 218 19 1915 342 258 251 28 2816 312 263 249 21 2117 283 228 220 25 2418 54 30 28 3 3

TOTAL 15,322 14,677 12,015 876 850




113

TABLE 86BIMPERIAL COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 15,322 14,677 12,015 876 850




114

TABLE 87AINYO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 330 436 321 55 511 153 214 147 31 272 83 79 70 7 73 91 84 78 13 134 93 88 83 9 95 87 72 69 8 86 66 65 59 9 97 22 19 19 4 48 23 16 16 6 69 30 23 23 3 310 20 17 17 4 411 36 24 24 6 612 47 29 29 8 813 20 17 16 3 314 23 19 19 8 815 25 22 22 6 616 15 13 13 6 617 11 8 8 3 318 6 5 5 0 019 1 1 1 0 020 2 2 2 1 1UNKNOWN 4 4 4 2 2

TOTAL 1,188 1,257 1,045 192 184




115

TABLE 102BNEVADA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 5 5 5 1 1ASIAN 4 3 3 1 1BLACK 20 17 15 2 2FILIPINO 3 1 1 1 1HISPANIC 477 587 418 76 68WHITE 1,517 1,622 1,315 124 118OTHER 48 49 42 4 4PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 279 255 211 17 17

TOTAL 2,355 2,541 2,012 226 212




146

TABLE 87BINYO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 1,188 1,257 1,045 192 184




116

TABLE 88AKERN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 17,638 20,884 15,402 3,930 3,4521 8,984 11,802 7,475 2,294 1,9662 6,074 5,633 4,724 1,040 9883 4,625 3,952 3,703 670 6594 5,651 4,730 4,349 684 6685 3,910 3,147 2,932 452 4426 1,818 1,375 1,310 304 2997 1,640 1,253 1,208 280 2768 1,540 1,131 1,101 297 2929 1,489 1,058 1,023 277 27510 1,727 1,107 1,078 290 28911 2,687 1,437 1,377 291 28512 3,036 1,381 1,298 271 26113 1,701 955 909 253 24714 1,273 938 903 237 22815 976 705 676 169 16516 835 582 558 162 16017 680 461 441 127 12618 261 126 122 39 3919 31 23 23 6 620 89 61 61 7 7UNKNOWN 122 102 95 25 25

TOTAL 66,787 62,843 50,768 12,105 11,155




117

TABLE 88BKERN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 157 139 112 13 13ASIAN 318 238 191 62 55BLACK 5,184 4,638 3,846 1,319 1,209FILIPINO 533 575 457 48 47HISPANIC 43,752 42,978 34,539 8,614 7,926WHITE 10,101 9,757 7,825 1,357 1,255OTHER 1,800 1,789 1,426 229 206PACIFIC ISLANDER 63 56 49 10 10UNKOWN 4,879 2,673 2,323 453 434

TOTAL 66,787 62,843 50,768 12,105 11,155




118

TABLE 89AKINGS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,449 1,852 1,410 242 2241 855 973 739 137 1302 412 341 317 73 733 403 316 307 74 714 563 484 471 103 1015 312 258 251 59 596 295 263 255 71 707 184 161 157 62 618 119 106 105 34 349 132 123 117 41 4010 130 111 108 53 5211 166 132 132 41 4112 190 137 133 40 3913 122 99 98 33 3314 119 98 97 36 3515 100 89 88 33 3216 98 92 87 31 3017 55 46 45 20 2018 26 25 25 12 1219 2 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 5,732 5,708 4,944 1,195 1,157




119

TABLE 89BKINGS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 18 17 16 5 5ASIAN 29 29 27 2 2BLACK 222 223 189 30 29FILIPINO 20 16 15 3 3HISPANIC 4,397 4,294 3,757 1,029 995WHITE 585 584 514 67 64OTHER 387 483 368 27 27PACIFIC ISLANDER 1 1 1 0 0UNKOWN 73 61 57 32 32

TOTAL 5,732 5,708 4,944 1,195 1,157




120

TABLE 90ALAKE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 579 758 559 42 421 392 513 361 24 242 215 208 187 17 173 185 150 145 13 134 199 156 151 9 95 177 139 136 8 86 64 54 50 4 47 61 52 51 6 58 50 35 35 4 49 59 40 40 8 810 60 45 45 6 611 102 49 49 8 812 145 52 51 6 613 77 38 36 1 114 54 40 37 6 615 42 32 31 5 516 28 24 23 5 517 33 25 25 4 418 16 6 6 0 019 2 2 2 0 020 2 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 2,542 2,420 2,022 176 175




121

TABLE 90BLAKE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 2,542 2,420 2,022 176 175




122

TABLE 92ALOS ANGELES COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 167,896 225,994 162,229 32,649 28,9791 81,923 122,131 75,843 17,823 15,0492 60,728 61,176 50,911 8,710 8,1393 48,170 43,413 40,395 5,756 5,5984 60,178 52,268 48,305 6,011 5,8405 44,060 35,655 33,120 4,417 4,3186 36,892 31,800 29,936 4,390 4,2947 26,125 23,011 21,686 3,277 3,2098 24,085 21,125 19,907 2,855 2,8069 23,353 20,390 19,289 2,727 2,67410 24,694 21,189 20,094 2,867 2,81111 27,597 22,024 20,899 2,836 2,77012 25,370 19,055 18,091 2,357 2,31213 17,167 13,829 13,135 1,914 1,88114 16,728 14,409 13,865 2,006 1,97815 16,007 13,666 13,194 1,945 1,92216 14,483 12,305 11,880 1,903 1,86817 12,308 10,532 10,190 1,783 1,76518 5,153 4,328 4,215 757 74819 333 285 274 67 6520 488 404 399 73 72UNKNOWN 472 433 417 63 63

TOTAL 734,210 769,422 628,274 107,186 99,161




125

TABLE 92BLOS ANGELES COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 388 413 342 62 58ASIAN 16,905 18,964 14,612 1,636 1,504BLACK 44,227 43,401 37,609 8,954 8,308FILIPINO 3,627 3,955 3,186 425 388HISPANIC 585,049 618,827 502,873 83,293 76,819WHITE 18,400 19,289 16,020 1,936 1,832OTHER 24,442 26,621 21,734 2,878 2,724PACIFIC ISLANDER 715 739 614 132 118UNKOWN 40,457 37,213 31,284 7,870 7,410

TOTAL 734,210 769,422 628,274 107,186 99,161




126

TABLE 93AMADERA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,205 4,572 3,114 1,465 1,2201 2,205 2,858 1,813 1,006 7892 1,423 1,202 1,033 419 3793 1,168 923 882 262 2544 1,271 971 929 250 2415 672 466 454 108 1066 708 553 540 147 1457 414 305 297 105 1038 334 223 219 71 709 410 303 297 101 10110 369 263 258 98 9711 492 320 310 107 10512 486 330 320 82 8113 310 250 244 74 7314 315 252 245 68 6615 224 187 182 62 6116 206 157 154 54 5317 150 108 106 37 3618 77 52 51 19 1819 5 5 5 2 220 2 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 14,446 14,301 11,454 4,537 4,000




127

TABLE 93BMADERA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 131 109 90 20 19ASIAN 23 28 21 4 4BLACK 316 318 262 113 101FILIPINO 7 6 6 2 2HISPANIC 11,040 11,023 8,765 3,588 3,140WHITE 1,626 1,638 1,353 442 407OTHER 993 896 721 302 271PACIFIC ISLANDER 1 1 1 1 1UNKOWN 309 282 235 65 55

TOTAL 14,446 14,301 11,454 4,537 4,000




128

TABLE 94AMARIN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,017 1,813 992 450 3541 652 1,134 598 317 2392 372 397 325 95 863 247 219 215 56 564 284 254 247 78 775 191 151 147 30 306 137 116 115 32 327 79 67 67 23 238 72 59 59 20 209 79 68 68 13 1310 80 65 62 18 1811 93 78 76 17 1712 108 72 70 22 2213 52 45 45 9 914 72 58 58 14 1415 85 82 80 23 2316 66 61 61 23 2317 64 57 57 21 2118 36 33 31 14 1319 1 1 1 0 020 3 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 1 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 3,791 4,832 3,376 1,275 1,090




129

TABLE 94BMARIN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 9 15 9 3 3ASIAN 124 176 112 36 30BLACK 179 180 147 47 44FILIPINO 4 4 4 0 0HISPANIC 2,312 3,201 2,120 902 756WHITE 500 549 443 125 114OTHER 344 450 325 137 119UNKOWN 319 257 216 25 24

TOTAL 3,791 4,832 3,376 1,275 1,090




130

TABLE 95AMARIPOSA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 103 157 100 14 111 55 71 52 10 102 34 36 30 4 43 31 34 29 5 34 37 38 36 8 75 14 12 11 3 36 9 10 9 5 47 11 11 11 2 28 9 8 8 1 19 6 7 6 0 010 15 12 12 2 211 13 10 10 1 112 11 9 9 2 213 8 6 6 2 214 6 7 6 4 315 4 4 4 0 016 7 5 5 1 117 6 4 4 1 118 2 2 2 0 020 2 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 1 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 384 446 353 65 57




131

TABLE 95BMARIPOSA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 9 8 8 1 1BLACK 5 5 5 0 0FILIPINO 3 2 2 0 0HISPANIC 67 74 59 10 8WHITE 278 337 259 52 46OTHER 6 6 6 2 2UNKOWN 16 14 14 0 0

TOTAL 384 446 353 65 57




132

TABLE 96AMENDOCINO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,586 2,013 1,522 154 1431 833 946 733 87 822 417 376 356 41 413 364 297 286 38 384 380 318 302 37 365 337 257 253 28 286 149 116 112 23 227 115 82 82 17 178 88 66 62 12 129 105 82 81 18 1710 134 100 98 16 1611 200 102 98 15 1512 254 126 120 20 1913 162 106 103 22 2214 165 123 122 23 2315 145 119 114 16 1616 114 100 97 15 1517 130 112 110 14 1418 29 18 18 2 219 1 1 1 0 020 3 3 3 0 0UNKNOWN 2 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 5,713 5,464 4,674 598 578




133

TABLE 96BMENDOCINO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 418 337 320 23 23ASIAN 19 17 17 2 2BLACK 44 39 38 10 10FILIPINO 3 2 2 0 0HISPANIC 2,109 2,297 1,899 279 264WHITE 2,015 2,148 1,876 203 198OTHER 304 359 294 36 36PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 799 263 226 45 45

TOTAL 5,713 5,464 4,674 598 578




134

TABLE 97BMERCED COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 10 7 6 0 0ASIAN 2,244 1,863 1,544 428 399BLACK 860 802 692 144 136FILIPINO 13 10 10 4 4HISPANIC 14,956 15,403 12,542 2,106 1,981WHITE 3,232 3,168 2,651 416 400OTHER 924 895 763 73 68PACIFIC ISLANDER 14 14 13 5 5UNKOWN 936 692 565 109 101

TOTAL 23,189 22,854 18,786 3,285 3,094




136

TABLE 97AMERCED COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 6,302 8,458 6,099 1,061 9631 3,525 4,532 3,220 730 6492 2,256 1,896 1,724 278 2693 1,715 1,361 1,315 180 1794 1,913 1,514 1,459 202 2005 982 756 722 87 876 1,167 971 949 125 1257 560 408 396 73 738 449 290 288 54 549 522 374 369 69 6910 530 331 327 72 7211 739 401 393 66 6612 714 348 340 54 5413 387 228 225 42 4214 386 274 266 45 4515 366 271 267 46 4616 319 228 217 55 5517 239 149 148 24 2418 98 51 49 16 1619 16 11 11 5 520 3 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 1 1 1 1 1

TOTAL 23,189 22,854 18,786 3,285 3,094




135

TABLE 98AMODOC COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 87 116 84 12 91 88 104 81 20 182 44 46 41 7 63 37 34 34 1 14 40 35 35 4 45 24 14 13 2 26 19 17 17 2 27 7 6 6 0 08 10 8 8 1 19 9 7 7 2 210 6 4 4 1 111 19 15 14 2 212 24 14 14 0 013 18 17 15 3 314 23 20 20 5 515 22 24 21 1 116 17 19 17 3 317 9 11 9 3 118 3 3 3 0 019 1 1 1 0 020 1 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 508 516 445 69 61




137

TABLE 98BMODOC COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 43 43 35 3 3BLACK 12 13 12 2 2HISPANIC 226 205 184 37 33WHITE 211 235 200 20 18OTHER 3 6 3 4 2PACIFIC ISLANDER 4 6 4 1 1UNKOWN 9 8 7 2 2

TOTAL 508 516 445 69 61




138

TABLE 99AMONO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 275 322 252 16 161 107 145 105 10 102 43 44 39 2 23 36 30 30 2 24 51 47 46 5 55 26 17 16 4 46 22 17 17 1 17 15 13 13 1 18 4 4 3 1 19 14 10 10 2 210 17 11 11 2 211 11 7 7 1 112 16 13 13 7 713 10 6 6 0 014 5 3 3 0 015 4 4 4 2 216 5 5 5 1 117 5 4 4 1 118 2 1 1 1 1

TOTAL 668 703 585 59 59




139

TABLE 99BMONO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 9 11 9 3 3ASIAN 2 5 2 0 0BLACK 1 1 1 0 0HISPANIC 515 532 446 43 43WHITE 111 127 103 11 11OTHER 2 1 1 1 1PACIFIC ISLANDER 0 0 0 0 0UNKOWN 28 26 23 1 1

TOTAL 668 703 585 59 59




140

TABLE 100AMONTEREY COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,502 4,249 3,295 504 4731 1,723 2,100 1,457 320 2952 1,209 1,102 973 162 1593 1,180 972 956 114 1134 1,200 947 934 119 1185 846 620 604 88 866 679 549 545 76 767 413 297 292 49 478 337 235 231 46 469 317 224 223 47 4710 354 236 230 45 4511 507 319 314 64 6412 573 288 287 49 4913 262 166 161 33 3314 268 196 193 37 3715 204 153 152 36 3516 184 135 134 30 3017 142 105 103 20 2018 76 44 44 7 719 1 1 1 0 020 1 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 2 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 13,980 12,941 11,132 1,846 1,780




141

TABLE 100BMONTEREY COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 6 6 5 0 0ASIAN 47 46 43 6 6BLACK 82 87 73 14 12FILIPINO 48 50 45 5 5HISPANIC 12,404 11,670 10,068 1,680 1,621WHITE 355 396 322 48 45OTHER 111 109 96 17 16PACIFIC ISLANDER 10 10 10 0 0UNKOWN 917 567 470 76 75

TOTAL 13,980 12,941 11,132 1,846 1,780




142

TABLE 101ANAPA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,259 1,939 1,236 347 2991 641 1,200 625 226 1852 322 354 298 83 743 303 270 263 56 554 324 280 271 47 475 181 154 153 29 296 158 147 145 37 377 114 97 94 20 198 87 74 73 19 199 99 85 82 28 2610 87 73 72 16 1611 117 90 85 28 2712 102 72 70 17 1713 92 76 74 26 2614 85 73 72 19 1915 78 72 68 25 2516 92 88 84 27 2617 74 67 64 24 2318 34 23 23 5 519 8 6 6 1 120 3 3 3 1 1UNKNOWN 5 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 4,265 5,245 3,863 1,081 976




143

TABLE 101BNAPA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 15 15 15 4 4ASIAN 13 19 12 3 3BLACK 32 35 29 9 9FILIPINO 4 5 4 1 1HISPANIC 2,816 3,452 2,558 767 689WHITE 440 544 403 114 107OTHER 913 1,147 818 179 159PACIFIC ISLANDER 4 5 4 0 0UNKOWN 28 23 20 4 4

TOTAL 4,265 5,245 3,863 1,081 976




144

TABLE 102ANEVADA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 829 1,128 794 95 871 393 537 368 51 472 178 159 146 7 73 163 138 136 10 104 157 121 118 8 85 128 112 111 6 66 45 35 35 5 57 40 34 34 4 48 38 30 27 5 39 29 20 20 4 410 32 20 20 1 111 46 24 24 2 212 95 51 50 5 513 68 43 41 5 514 37 29 28 6 615 25 21 21 4 416 24 18 18 4 417 15 13 13 4 418 6 3 3 0 019 5 3 3 0 020 2 2 2 0 0

TOTAL 2,355 2,541 2,012 226 212




145

TABLE 102BNEVADA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 2,355 2,541 2,012 226 212




146

TABLE 103AORANGE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 33,565 58,910 32,967 7,902 6,5191 21,526 43,992 20,577 6,923 5,2972 15,871 18,567 13,891 2,896 2,5973 11,407 10,797 9,911 1,595 1,5424 14,268 13,298 12,056 1,727 1,6705 10,008 8,697 8,073 1,275 1,2456 7,939 7,071 6,697 1,148 1,1277 5,719 4,995 4,772 846 8328 5,121 4,521 4,321 818 8079 4,795 4,161 3,979 772 76010 4,953 4,288 4,098 744 73711 5,474 4,578 4,393 845 83512 5,146 4,004 3,825 771 76713 3,452 2,976 2,818 556 54914 3,430 3,121 2,978 594 58915 3,157 2,801 2,670 478 46816 2,815 2,507 2,382 456 44717 2,325 2,041 1,979 390 38618 1,251 1,087 1,047 220 21719 318 324 304 59 5720 674 701 657 113 104UNKNOWN 12 16 11 4 3

TOTAL 163,226 203,453 144,406 31,132 27,555




147

TABLE 103BORANGE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 95 107 81 20 17ASIAN 26,517 44,524 24,818 6,509 5,304BLACK 1,438 1,655 1,296 258 240FILIPINO 530 643 480 88 76HISPANIC 111,964 131,144 98,151 20,394 18,341WHITE 15,832 18,881 14,285 2,772 2,597OTHER 2,181 2,408 1,957 375 336PACIFIC ISLANDER 376 467 346 81 73UNKOWN 4,293 3,624 2,992 635 571

TOTAL 163,226 203,453 144,406 31,132 27,555




148

TABLE 134ACITY OF PASADENA




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 2,060 2,591 1,966 290 2641 719 1,090 659 153 1262 462 450 386 70 633 423 367 339 58 524 491 404 380 47 455 333 219 205 38 366 303 255 249 36 347 199 153 146 21 218 156 118 108 23 209 164 125 121 20 1910 178 140 134 31 3111 209 119 116 29 2812 210 96 96 26 2613 136 67 67 19 1914 122 83 81 20 2015 116 79 76 32 3116 111 63 63 18 1817 71 33 33 8 818 43 18 17 6 619 3 1 1 0 020 3 3 3 0 0UNKNOWN 3 3 3 1 1

TOTAL 6,515 6,477 5,249 946 868




209

TABLE 134BCITY OF PASADENA




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 3 4 3 0 0ASIAN 59 56 46 12 11BLACK 1,288 1,112 951 201 179FILIPINO 62 58 47 7 6HISPANIC 4,060 4,167 3,348 552 509WHITE 353 333 282 38 36OTHER 610 673 509 118 110PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 78 72 61 18 17

TOTAL 6,515 6,477 5,249 946 868




210

TABLE 104APLACER COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,665 2,164 1,542 405 3511 957 1,241 844 333 2782 539 446 400 132 1263 428 352 332 90 854 529 404 382 107 1005 358 263 241 68 626 251 199 190 74 707 188 158 149 65 648 146 112 104 37 359 132 99 93 44 4010 175 122 113 49 4811 215 118 112 39 3812 272 120 115 43 4213 168 93 90 31 3114 120 98 87 35 3415 103 94 80 48 4116 67 51 49 18 1817 81 72 65 31 2618 32 29 25 19 1719 5 5 5 1 120 2 2 2 1 1

TOTAL 6,433 6,242 5,020 1,670 1,508




149

TABLE 104BPLACER COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 16 9 9 1 1ASIAN 48 38 33 6 5BLACK 91 80 66 26 21FILIPINO 18 18 16 2 2HISPANIC 2,098 2,092 1,585 555 501WHITE 2,251 2,091 1,750 731 663OTHER 650 696 557 93 88PACIFIC ISLANDER 3 3 3 1 1UNKOWN 1,258 1,215 1,001 255 226

TOTAL 6,433 6,242 5,020 1,670 1,508




150

TABLE 105APLUMAS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 189 287 181 22 191 114 158 90 20 182 67 57 47 8 73 65 59 53 14 124 80 70 62 10 95 57 47 43 4 46 23 18 17 4 37 20 18 16 1 18 23 19 17 3 39 13 12 12 2 210 15 15 11 3 211 22 17 14 3 312 27 23 20 4 413 12 13 10 2 214 24 22 19 7 615 22 20 17 6 516 14 12 11 5 417 10 9 8 0 018 2 3 2 0 019 1 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 1 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 801 880 651 118 104




151

TABLE 105BPLUMAS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 23 24 22 3 3ASIAN 10 9 8 2 1BLACK 16 13 12 2 2FILIPINO 3 3 3 1 1HISPANIC 219 214 165 38 36WHITE 462 542 386 58 48OTHER 15 14 11 1 1UNKOWN 53 61 44 13 12

TOTAL 801 880 651 118 104




152

TABLE 106ARIVERSIDE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 22,128 27,038 21,415 4,233 3,9011 9,300 12,485 8,527 1,922 1,7062 6,436 6,076 5,336 853 8193 5,128 4,293 4,095 556 5504 6,961 5,754 5,482 627 6165 4,836 3,936 3,774 424 4186 3,183 2,708 2,618 350 3467 2,283 1,943 1,887 285 2828 1,965 1,709 1,660 243 2419 1,879 1,602 1,557 214 21110 2,092 1,674 1,623 227 22211 3,018 2,353 2,282 279 27612 3,481 2,430 2,357 287 28613 1,879 1,448 1,396 189 18514 1,563 1,360 1,325 192 19115 1,404 1,177 1,152 168 16616 1,187 1,034 998 136 13217 950 797 781 104 10218 381 297 288 39 3819 46 38 38 10 1020 34 31 30 6 6UNKNOWN 16 14 14 0 0

TOTAL 80,150 80,197 68,635 11,344 10,704




153

TABLE 106BRIVERSIDE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 70 75 62 10 9ASIAN 545 576 493 68 64BLACK 4,187 4,182 3,715 706 669FILIPINO 186 178 158 24 24HISPANIC 63,284 63,027 53,690 8,562 8,077WHITE 8,671 8,947 7,758 1,490 1,410OTHER 2,527 2,591 2,209 374 346PACIFIC ISLANDER 93 90 81 17 15UNKOWN 587 531 469 93 90

TOTAL 80,150 80,197 68,635 11,344 10,704




154

TABLE 107ASACRAMENTO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 17,706 21,831 16,674 3,448 3,1821 9,107 13,807 8,260 2,213 1,8942 5,673 5,520 4,564 1,025 9593 4,999 4,156 3,960 744 7334 5,746 4,593 4,349 716 7015 3,631 2,766 2,641 534 5196 3,074 2,591 2,494 536 5227 2,188 1,838 1,754 456 4498 2,067 1,679 1,620 395 3919 2,095 1,742 1,676 439 43310 2,287 1,839 1,765 446 43811 2,790 2,051 1,964 421 41612 3,245 2,068 1,981 504 49113 2,163 1,611 1,536 419 40814 1,710 1,417 1,351 380 37215 1,564 1,269 1,222 367 35916 1,412 1,131 1,074 299 28817 1,064 834 800 248 24218 541 421 396 128 12519 210 165 158 55 5420 172 138 137 39 39UNKNOWN 101 96 89 14 13

TOTAL 73,545 73,563 60,465 13,826 13,028




155

TABLE 107BSACRAMENTO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 151 144 123 43 40ASIAN 7,536 8,145 6,336 955 896BLACK 8,401 8,643 7,346 1,412 1,349FILIPINO 221 227 196 41 39HISPANIC 15,586 17,154 13,738 3,202 2,986WHITE 13,898 14,307 11,681 3,419 3,198OTHER 14,258 14,118 11,766 2,417 2,308PACIFIC ISLANDER 233 225 196 57 52UNKOWN 13,261 10,600 9,083 2,280 2,160

TOTAL 73,545 73,563 60,465 13,826 13,028




156

TABLE 108ASAN BENITO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 958 1,065 778 206 1791 571 575 429 132 1202 368 258 229 57 553 215 153 149 34 344 281 198 192 42 415 213 140 134 25 246 126 100 94 22 217 89 67 66 14 148 51 41 39 8 89 85 56 54 13 1310 95 57 54 14 1411 117 59 58 14 1412 200 87 87 22 2213 84 35 35 9 914 62 38 38 18 1815 72 44 44 11 1116 80 57 55 18 1817 62 51 51 21 2118 24 10 10 1 119 1 1 1 0 020 2 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 3 3 3 0 0

TOTAL 3,759 3,097 2,602 681 637




157

TABLE 108BSAN BENITO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 3,759 3,097 2,602 681 637




158

TABLE 109ASAN BERNARDINO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 28,332 36,146 27,173 8,633 7,4731 10,927 14,947 10,076 4,128 3,3792 8,195 8,016 6,829 1,935 1,7983 7,199 6,353 5,876 1,304 1,2504 8,559 7,286 6,743 1,341 1,2895 6,072 5,202 4,881 1,020 9866 4,778 4,270 4,043 1,006 9737 3,284 2,884 2,729 781 7498 2,778 2,406 2,287 703 6799 2,623 2,217 2,117 691 67410 2,821 2,362 2,266 645 62311 3,691 2,962 2,829 681 66512 4,228 3,088 2,923 647 62513 2,393 1,948 1,853 508 49314 2,115 1,862 1,783 484 46815 1,871 1,616 1,553 424 41016 1,624 1,447 1,371 373 36517 1,225 1,068 1,029 297 29018 568 484 468 138 13419 71 63 61 22 2220 51 46 44 17 16UNKNOWN 17 16 16 3 3

TOTAL 103,422 106,689 88,950 25,781 23,364




159

TABLE 109BSAN BERNARDINO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 164 165 145 31 30ASIAN 1,219 1,213 1,034 256 238BLACK 9,004 9,160 7,826 2,441 2,221FILIPINO 225 229 204 38 35HISPANIC 70,776 72,230 60,509 17,000 15,474WHITE 13,084 14,727 11,829 3,056 2,678OTHER 7,589 7,463 6,174 2,701 2,442PACIFIC ISLANDER 174 190 159 44 41UNKOWN 1,187 1,312 1,070 214 205

TOTAL 103,422 106,689 88,950 25,781 23,364




160

TABLE 110ASAN DIEGO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 35,737 48,205 33,620 11,651 9,7421 17,696 30,043 15,859 6,952 4,9752 11,816 12,464 9,522 2,789 2,3723 9,426 8,693 7,649 1,767 1,5764 11,529 10,320 8,977 2,036 1,8265 7,220 6,313 5,529 1,280 1,1446 6,271 5,946 5,232 1,361 1,1967 3,736 3,221 2,872 803 7308 3,272 2,890 2,519 747 6559 3,331 2,885 2,513 782 69210 3,430 2,855 2,455 797 68011 4,305 3,132 2,727 756 66212 4,531 2,852 2,481 773 67913 2,673 2,072 1,812 561 49014 2,389 2,113 1,848 574 49115 2,216 1,856 1,627 519 44916 1,800 1,438 1,278 427 37617 1,477 1,180 1,051 337 30118 566 438 378 118 10219 71 61 53 20 1720 147 111 105 31 28UNKNOWN 132 119 113 24 23

TOTAL 133,771 149,207 110,220 35,105 29,206




161

TABLE 110BSAN DIEGO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 468 515 441 89 83ASIAN 2,795 3,556 2,289 643 456BLACK 6,637 7,051 5,366 1,691 1,385FILIPINO 1,371 1,445 1,141 254 228HISPANIC 88,196 97,737 72,356 25,602 21,238WHITE 9,431 9,976 7,676 1,954 1,668OTHER 11,742 13,509 9,712 2,178 1,844PACIFIC ISLANDER 274 273 213 75 63UNKOWN 12,857 15,145 11,026 2,619 2,241

TOTAL 133,771 149,207 110,220 35,105 29,206




162

TABLE 112ASAN JOAQUIN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 12,225 15,549 11,273 3,322 2,8001 6,132 9,048 5,414 2,487 1,7782 3,490 3,415 2,833 969 8523 3,067 2,747 2,491 771 7064 3,959 3,389 3,032 819 7525 2,611 1,921 1,785 443 4226 1,682 1,297 1,227 429 4147 1,203 853 821 326 3188 973 607 596 200 1979 1,084 755 727 289 28010 1,204 780 756 289 28211 1,784 924 879 244 23312 1,817 752 719 189 18613 1,105 550 527 180 17614 905 546 530 196 19215 814 505 482 183 18116 769 493 470 156 15317 579 371 354 120 11718 251 168 159 60 5819 83 64 59 16 1620 59 46 44 15 15UNKNOWN 55 54 50 7 7

TOTAL 45,851 44,834 35,228 11,710 10,135




165

TABLE 112BSAN JOAQUIN COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 87 94 78 21 20ASIAN 4,431 4,549 3,646 814 755BLACK 4,896 4,547 3,659 1,730 1,467FILIPINO 499 418 348 131 114HISPANIC 22,985 23,277 17,874 6,522 5,558WHITE 5,973 5,481 4,340 1,532 1,343OTHER 3,744 3,545 2,870 571 511PACIFIC ISLANDER 73 60 55 25 23UNKOWN 3,163 2,863 2,358 364 344

TOTAL 45,851 44,834 35,228 11,710 10,135




166

TABLE 113BSAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 9,057 10,302 6,855 856 702




168

TABLE 113ASAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 2,334 4,149 2,241 281 2151 1,437 2,151 1,301 189 1522 688 743 564 64 563 604 596 482 32 294 698 590 483 38 345 495 347 301 22 196 361 353 295 33 307 182 144 124 17 148 167 134 116 14 129 161 113 99 16 1410 205 130 108 28 2211 390 173 145 18 1512 479 150 124 19 1713 209 108 94 24 2114 154 105 94 11 1015 161 117 102 20 1716 163 105 93 19 1517 118 72 67 9 818 38 15 15 2 219 1 0 0 0 020 5 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 7 5 5 0 0

TOTAL 9,057 10,302 6,855 856 702




167

TABLE 114ASAN MATEO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 6,362 9,292 6,131 1,641 1,4391 3,399 4,688 3,135 755 6642 2,064 1,777 1,549 285 2753 1,520 1,144 1,095 197 1974 1,710 1,237 1,187 225 2225 1,148 778 741 162 1606 829 557 533 133 1307 678 457 440 127 1268 649 448 427 122 1209 577 370 353 95 9410 593 350 333 95 9311 710 406 396 113 11212 875 412 401 145 14413 660 341 337 125 12314 680 352 350 163 16315 537 298 291 122 12216 515 282 275 133 13217 432 265 261 131 13118 204 121 117 65 6519 11 7 7 6 620 2 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 24,155 23,583 18,360 4,840 4,518




169

TABLE 114BSAN MATEO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 35 30 27 6 6ASIAN 414 342 293 74 69BLACK 850 784 661 118 106FILIPINO 677 557 448 211 182HISPANIC 13,537 12,798 10,231 2,979 2,805WHITE 1,033 1,104 811 115 112OTHER 3,395 3,978 2,736 358 332PACIFIC ISLANDER 247 191 159 62 60UNKOWN 3,967 3,799 2,994 917 846

TOTAL 24,155 23,583 18,360 4,840 4,518




170

TABLE 115ASANTA BARBARA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 7,996 10,849 7,611 1,110 1,0081 4,898 6,356 4,497 672 6042 2,551 2,167 1,990 215 2093 2,126 1,641 1,621 183 1794 2,447 1,681 1,654 184 1815 1,313 711 702 81 816 1,101 794 777 114 1147 750 460 456 78 778 568 303 298 56 569 605 341 340 79 7910 762 399 391 74 7311 1,264 448 444 70 6912 1,537 396 394 58 5713 709 258 253 50 5014 475 254 252 37 3715 534 262 256 34 3316 473 250 243 39 3917 338 156 152 27 2618 174 56 55 16 1519 12 6 5 0 020 16 13 13 4 4UNKNOWN 2 2 2 1 1

TOTAL 30,651 27,803 22,406 3,182 2,992




171

TABLE 115BSANTA BARBARA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 57 55 46 1 1ASIAN 133 116 85 12 11BLACK 454 348 308 34 34FILIPINO 115 70 57 6 6HISPANIC 23,918 21,754 17,380 2,283 2,149WHITE 2,511 2,097 1,741 238 223OTHER 382 297 263 28 26PACIFIC ISLANDER 27 24 21 1 1UNKOWN 3,054 3,042 2,505 579 541

TOTAL 30,651 27,803 22,406 3,182 2,992




172

TABLE 116ASANTA CLARA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 15,421 19,996 14,776 1,624 1,5081 6,724 10,587 6,240 1,082 9272 3,800 3,907 3,194 416 3983 2,833 2,445 2,326 231 2304 3,215 2,759 2,586 259 2565 2,270 1,839 1,755 228 2266 1,726 1,431 1,392 208 2087 1,159 901 888 129 1298 1,078 849 824 156 1559 961 733 715 117 11610 1,039 803 779 159 15511 1,186 847 816 133 13312 1,293 857 821 126 12613 888 615 597 96 9614 788 626 610 116 11615 723 570 548 85 8316 679 543 526 93 9217 621 500 490 76 7618 254 196 184 31 3119 116 95 89 32 2720 147 117 115 34 34UNKNOWN 53 45 41 4 4

TOTAL 46,974 51,261 40,312 5,435 5,126




173

TABLE 116BSANTA CLARA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 92 72 71 6 6ASIAN 5,826 5,980 4,874 515 496BLACK 824 811 687 127 119FILIPINO 406 435 348 67 61HISPANIC 31,309 34,974 27,036 3,889 3,653WHITE 1,616 1,658 1,369 167 160OTHER 2,646 2,875 2,311 212 207PACIFIC ISLANDER 71 63 58 10 10UNKOWN 4,184 4,393 3,558 442 414

TOTAL 46,974 51,261 40,312 5,435 5,126




174

TABLE 117ASANTA CRUZ COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 6,050 9,621 5,853 1,491 1,2561 3,575 5,610 3,401 977 8532 1,952 1,887 1,619 297 2833 1,508 1,216 1,185 200 1994 1,725 1,339 1,296 237 2315 993 658 640 120 1176 895 702 687 133 1327 574 394 390 93 928 477 301 294 68 679 509 327 314 83 7710 584 336 333 81 8111 827 430 417 98 9512 808 348 338 75 7413 488 287 281 61 6014 421 293 285 75 7415 384 260 251 88 8816 293 210 202 65 6317 330 237 228 69 6718 125 63 63 13 1319 25 19 19 7 720 49 40 40 6 6UNKNOWN 22 20 20 5 5

TOTAL 22,614 24,598 18,156 4,342 3,940




175

TABLE 117BSANTA CRUZ COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 30 19 16 9 9ASIAN 127 124 106 31 29BLACK 298 316 256 62 60FILIPINO 88 92 73 19 18HISPANIC 19,374 21,128 15,475 3,716 3,372WHITE 1,794 1,918 1,517 341 311OTHER 786 930 652 150 128PACIFIC ISLANDER 12 13 10 3 3UNKOWN 105 58 51 11 10

TOTAL 22,614 24,598 18,156 4,342 3,940




176

TABLE 118ASHASTA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 2,019 2,868 1,849 345 2941 960 1,201 820 170 1562 548 486 425 73 703 517 435 404 69 654 636 473 432 83 795 447 244 233 39 386 296 238 225 41 407 110 80 73 22 208 105 77 71 17 169 86 69 62 18 1610 128 71 69 23 2211 239 115 108 26 2512 434 115 111 29 2913 197 102 97 25 2514 139 107 99 28 2815 137 109 104 32 3116 99 86 83 29 2717 83 59 57 19 1918 34 15 15 9 919 9 3 3 0 020 5 2 2 0 0UNKNOWN 1 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 7,229 6,956 5,343 1,097 1,009




177

TABLE 118BSHASTA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 7,229 6,956 5,343 1,097 1,009




178

TABLE 119ASIERRA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 27 38 27 6 51 6 9 6 0 02 9 11 9 0 03 14 13 12 1 14 6 4 3 0 05 10 12 10 0 06 8 10 8 2 17 6 7 5 1 18 3 3 3 0 09 1 1 1 0 010 1 1 1 0 011 6 7 6 2 212 7 3 3 0 013 4 2 2 0 014 2 3 2 0 015 3 3 2 3 216 4 4 3 1 118 0 0 0 0 018 1 1 1 0 019 0 0 0 0 020 0 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 118 132 104 16 13




179

TABLE 119BSIERRA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 118 132 104 16 13




180

TABLE120ASISKIYOU COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 648 883 615 156 1351 410 530 360 108 932 248 203 185 48 453 193 156 150 37 344 192 163 162 28 275 170 127 117 25 256 99 82 82 15 157 50 38 38 8 88 43 33 31 12 119 57 43 43 11 1110 56 37 37 10 1011 104 69 67 14 1412 142 93 92 17 1713 85 60 59 12 1214 79 63 63 8 815 71 64 63 6 616 47 41 39 5 517 48 36 36 6 618 10 7 7 3 319 4 4 4 0 020 0 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 2,756 2,732 2,250 529 485




181

TABLE120BSISKIYOU COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 2,756 2,732 2,250 529 485




182

TABLE 121ASOLANO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,791 5,236 3,526 684 6131 1,928 2,829 1,724 320 2832 1,106 1,099 928 143 1353 943 793 757 99 994 1,019 801 773 67 665 660 455 432 53 516 470 378 371 55 547 336 263 254 49 498 287 224 220 39 399 272 216 211 34 3410 282 198 194 30 3011 413 240 235 35 3512 559 233 229 46 4513 344 208 198 38 3714 265 208 201 33 3215 265 222 216 41 4016 285 231 222 50 4717 243 197 191 26 2618 63 38 37 7 719 17 10 10 1 120 41 24 24 2 2UNKNOWN 49 45 44 4 4

TOTAL 13,638 14,148 10,997 1,856 1,729




183

TABLE 121BSOLANO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 27 16 16 1 1ASIAN 296 271 225 44 42BLACK 3,092 2,955 2,423 402 380FILIPINO 390 436 320 63 54HISPANIC 5,480 6,024 4,527 861 797WHITE 2,326 2,558 1,948 284 266OTHER 1,761 1,692 1,366 171 160PACIFIC ISLANDER 64 62 52 7 7UNKOWN 202 134 120 23 22

TOTAL 13,638 14,148 10,997 1,856 1,729




184

TABLE 122ASONOMA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 3,639 6,350 3,550 720 5701 2,006 2,827 1,847 430 3622 946 1,002 833 179 1593 765 735 663 110 1014 805 737 653 108 965 604 498 454 75 696 400 343 316 52 497 273 241 221 61 578 208 183 162 42 419 238 192 179 51 4910 216 185 173 48 4411 312 250 227 54 5312 377 278 246 64 5413 232 181 169 40 3714 198 177 167 26 2515 201 179 167 45 4416 145 127 120 29 2817 124 117 108 29 2818 53 48 46 12 1120 4 3 3 1 1UNKNOWN 1 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 11,747 14,653 10,304 2,176 1,878




185

TABLE 122BSONOMA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 444 407 362 45 45ASIAN 246 287 203 27 22BLACK 191 233 174 38 31FILIPINO 18 24 16 3 3HISPANIC 6,637 8,701 5,859 1,308 1,140WHITE 1,895 2,308 1,681 284 238OTHER 401 476 361 84 74PACIFIC ISLANDER 14 17 13 3 2UNKOWN 1,901 2,200 1,635 384 323

TOTAL 11,747 14,653 10,304 2,176 1,878




186

TABLE 123ASTANISLAUS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 10,036 12,773 9,363 2,065 1,8621 5,242 6,402 4,565 1,284 1,1522 2,872 2,439 2,221 494 4793 2,225 1,822 1,774 328 3244 3,107 2,340 2,258 364 3535 2,000 1,367 1,307 235 2286 1,552 1,212 1,184 222 2207 840 570 559 125 1228 703 456 448 115 1159 715 468 458 118 11510 823 476 468 89 8911 1,224 593 566 128 12612 1,591 548 521 110 10513 927 405 392 104 10114 621 388 378 100 9815 615 375 368 102 10216 506 303 293 89 8617 408 246 242 85 8318 179 103 101 21 2119 23 19 19 4 420 22 16 16 5 5UNKNOWN 10 10 10 4 4

TOTAL 36,241 33,331 27,511 6,191 5,794




187

TABLE 123BSTANISLAUS COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 38 36 27 7 7ASIAN 999 986 857 127 108BLACK 1,214 1,060 938 259 251FILIPINO 63 47 44 14 13HISPANIC 22,874 21,261 17,327 4,076 3,779WHITE 7,826 7,098 5,929 1,249 1,200OTHER 2,183 1,970 1,652 298 285PACIFIC ISLANDER 79 66 57 19 15UNKOWN 965 807 680 142 136

TOTAL 36,241 33,331 27,511 6,191 5,794




188

TABLE 124ASUTTER COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,260 1,658 1,224 304 2771 684 822 611 123 1162 361 319 292 49 463 319 265 261 39 394 335 269 267 40 405 247 207 192 23 236 117 99 97 18 187 72 62 61 19 188 81 64 63 13 139 68 53 53 8 810 63 45 45 10 1011 86 63 61 6 612 98 59 58 15 1513 65 47 45 14 1314 50 39 38 11 1115 49 37 36 11 1116 36 28 28 11 1117 20 19 18 9 818 5 4 4 1 120 1 1 1 0 0UNKNOWN 2 2 2 2 2

TOTAL 4,019 4,162 3,457 726 686




189

TABLE 124BSUTTER COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 32 33 31 3 3ASIAN 528 585 457 65 62BLACK 74 78 68 25 24FILIPINO 9 9 8 2 2HISPANIC 1,818 1,884 1,566 378 355WHITE 1,037 1,044 889 210 199OTHER 97 92 80 17 16PACIFIC ISLANDER 9 9 9 3 3UNKOWN 415 428 349 23 22

TOTAL 4,019 4,162 3,457 726 686




190

TABLE 125ATEHAMA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,249 2,003 1,222 384 2551 652 984 617 233 1682 414 412 339 76 633 354 346 299 49 424 372 344 309 57 495 204 192 171 30 276 208 196 184 30 297 80 75 64 16 148 85 75 70 14 149 90 80 72 14 1310 71 61 54 21 1911 101 77 73 17 1612 167 101 95 24 2213 72 55 49 10 1014 75 72 65 20 1615 68 66 63 16 1516 65 58 55 14 1317 47 36 35 4 418 11 9 9 1 119 4 3 3 0 020 1 1 1 1 1UNKNOWN 1 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 4,391 5,247 3,850 1,031 791




191

TABLE 125BTEHAMA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 4,391 5,247 3,850 1,031 791




192

TABLE 126ATRINITY COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 116 166 115 24 181 45 61 45 10 92 21 21 20 4 43 40 37 34 8 64 41 42 38 5 55 31 30 28 0 06 18 20 17 4 37 10 9 9 1 18 3 4 3 2 19 8 7 6 2 210 6 4 4 3 311 8 9 6 2 112 5 3 3 0 013 7 7 6 2 214 7 6 6 0 015 14 15 12 1 116 9 9 8 1 117 7 6 6 1 118 6 6 6 1 120 0 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 402 462 372 71 59




193

TABLE 126BTRINITY COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 17 17 14 1 1ASIAN 1 0 0 0 0BLACK 6 7 6 1 1HISPANIC 81 87 70 16 13WHITE 276 330 265 52 43OTHER 10 10 9 0 0PACIFIC ISLANDER 3 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 8 9 6 1 1

TOTAL 402 462 372 71 59




194

TABLE 127ATULARE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 10,479 14,100 10,046 1,601 1,4851 5,809 8,488 5,385 1,023 9192 3,478 3,468 2,927 411 3933 2,792 2,451 2,314 238 2344 3,174 2,811 2,632 268 2625 1,840 1,597 1,520 149 1496 1,745 1,603 1,547 163 1617 870 771 750 84 828 688 586 573 65 659 724 627 596 70 6910 816 696 663 80 7911 1,189 939 884 83 8312 1,290 943 888 100 9613 763 623 574 59 5814 741 668 655 75 7415 737 657 640 72 7216 650 582 568 65 6517 561 495 483 85 8518 173 144 137 11 1119 12 6 6 2 220 47 37 37 4 4UNKNOWN 94 81 75 16 16

TOTAL 38,672 42,373 33,900 4,724 4,464




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TABLE 127BTULARE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 378 312 278 37 37ASIAN 501 519 434 90 87BLACK 485 510 431 66 61FILIPINO 154 163 134 8 8HISPANIC 29,424 32,574 25,960 3,421 3,228WHITE 4,338 4,716 3,873 654 618OTHER 1,930 2,082 1,629 261 250PACIFIC ISLANDER 49 47 44 5 5UNKOWN 1,413 1,450 1,117 182 170

TOTAL 38,672 42,373 33,900 4,724 4,464




196

TABLE 128ATUOLUMNE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 474 911 422 139 751 234 436 214 56 352 154 225 137 33 183 138 174 115 25 164 148 164 111 10 75 111 117 70 18 116 58 73 50 12 77 43 55 35 11 88 38 51 32 14 99 20 26 14 1 110 33 42 23 6 311 51 53 34 10 612 62 60 36 11 713 30 30 17 9 514 30 42 26 9 615 16 13 10 3 216 28 38 22 1 117 19 22 13 0 018 4 6 4 3 219 3 6 3 0 020 0 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 1 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 1,695 2,545 1,389 371 219




197

TABLE 128BTUOLUMNE COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 1,695 2,545 1,389 371 219




198

TABLE 129AVENTURA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 9,295 19,677 8,707 2,984 1,9381 4,932 8,585 4,295 1,742 1,1752 3,211 3,358 2,337 605 4803 2,082 1,978 1,540 349 2894 2,882 2,650 2,109 442 3545 1,760 1,444 1,191 222 1906 1,018 848 696 167 1447 805 716 580 175 1428 749 620 500 176 1449 736 583 478 128 10810 875 623 509 135 12211 1,369 798 686 161 13612 1,562 684 585 127 10713 767 398 337 91 7814 549 410 362 109 9915 513 365 316 71 6516 433 305 271 85 8017 337 258 221 58 5118 122 73 64 15 1419 15 17 14 8 720 11 10 9 8 8UNKNOWN 5 5 5 0 0

TOTAL 34,028 44,405 25,812 7,858 5,731




199

TABLE 129BVENTURA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 46 70 40 14 10ASIAN 156 164 119 48 43BLACK 546 670 410 182 132FILIPINO 135 157 92 29 23HISPANIC 29,131 38,382 22,202 6,757 4,935WHITE 2,304 2,763 1,665 483 340OTHER 876 1,156 646 189 129PACIFIC ISLANDER 20 17 13 3 3UNKOWN 814 1,026 625 153 116

TOTAL 34,028 44,405 25,812 7,858 5,731




200

TABLE 130AYOLO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 2,120 2,964 1,896 281 2421 1,297 1,905 1,084 223 1992 755 670 551 71 683 657 500 464 58 554 821 543 517 56 555 529 344 329 45 436 392 291 283 49 497 273 184 181 32 318 280 178 176 42 429 240 164 156 41 4010 250 171 169 42 4211 403 206 202 41 4112 406 169 163 35 3513 249 133 132 21 2114 196 118 116 27 2615 187 127 124 24 2416 136 84 84 19 1917 145 84 84 17 1718 67 31 30 12 1219 15 11 11 3 320 18 13 13 4 4UNKNOWN 28 22 22 2 2

TOTAL 9,464 8,912 6,787 1,145 1,070




201

TABLE 130BYOLO COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 35 39 30 9 8ASIAN 310 247 211 24 23BLACK 228 192 159 35 31FILIPINO 10 7 5 0 0HISPANIC 5,375 5,010 3,754 540 509WHITE 1,992 2,043 1,561 371 345OTHER 1,323 1,260 971 152 140PACIFIC ISLANDER 26 9 9 1 1UNKOWN 165 105 87 13 13

TOTAL 9,464 8,912 6,787 1,145 1,070




202

TABLE 131AYUBA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 1,003 1,145 879 272 2381 616 663 481 159 1372 368 251 232 47 443 307 202 200 50 494 434 254 248 66 655 272 129 126 38 386 172 120 118 19 197 76 43 43 14 148 89 55 55 19 199 101 61 60 16 1610 120 51 51 13 1311 177 76 76 29 2912 207 57 57 12 1213 115 41 41 11 1114 119 73 73 16 1615 96 63 61 25 2316 70 45 44 15 1517 66 48 45 26 2518 15 10 10 3 319 4 2 2 1 120 3 3 3 1 1UNKNOWN 3 3 3 1 1

TOTAL 4,433 3,395 2,908 853 789




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TABLE 131BYUBA COUNTY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 37 35 30 5 5ASIAN 385 218 170 57 52BLACK 113 82 72 16 16FILIPINO 4 1 1 0 0HISPANIC 1,232 966 841 253 237WHITE 1,679 1,143 997 368 336OTHER 132 114 101 27 26PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 849 834 694 127 117

TOTAL 4,433 3,395 2,908 853 789




204

TABLE 132ACITY OF BERKELEY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 164 204 158 10 101 71 85 68 7 72 46 47 38 5 43 30 27 26 2 24 47 45 43 1 15 21 17 17 2 26 26 24 24 0 07 14 13 13 1 18 15 15 15 0 09 16 13 13 2 210 15 11 11 1 111 27 20 20 2 212 24 13 12 0 013 13 11 11 3 314 8 8 6 1 115 5 5 5 0 016 4 4 4 1 117 7 5 5 0 018 3 2 2 0 019 0 0 0 0 020 0 0 0 0 0UNKNOWN 2 1 1 0 0

TOTAL 558 570 492 38 37




205

TABLE 132BCITY OF BERKELEY




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY





TOTAL 558 570 492 38 37




206

TABLE 133ACITY OF LONG BEACH




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 8,406 10,998 8,133 1,587 1,4001 3,619 5,951 3,418 1,021 8362 2,391 2,560 2,070 540 4983 1,918 1,697 1,586 323 3124 2,728 2,194 1,989 407 3885 1,946 1,243 1,164 261 2546 1,663 1,241 1,178 294 2797 1,204 807 761 249 2408 1,124 737 696 209 1959 1,093 718 678 225 21710 1,174 779 742 232 22611 1,328 871 821 196 19412 1,074 648 613 160 15813 806 467 449 125 12514 767 453 435 129 12715 676 379 361 104 10116 578 328 311 116 11417 413 243 237 68 6718 167 124 118 40 4019 54 42 40 9 920 45 35 35 10 10UNKNOWN 37 35 34 8 8

TOTAL 33,211 32,550 25,869 6,313 5,798




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TABLE 133BCITY OF LONG BEACH




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 40 44 38 10 9ASIAN 2,496 2,388 1,891 468 441BLACK 5,232 4,815 4,059 1,256 1,147FILIPINO 433 308 247 63 59HISPANIC 22,438 22,574 17,609 4,002 3,658WHITE 1,091 1,061 872 212 196OTHER 656 616 508 96 95PACIFIC ISLANDER 390 315 276 85 82UNKOWN 435 429 369 121 111

TOTAL 33,211 32,550 25,869 6,313 5,798




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TABLE 134ACITY OF PASADENA




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


AGE




0 2,060 2,591 1,966 290 2641 719 1,090 659 153 1262 462 450 386 70 633 423 367 339 58 524 491 404 380 47 455 333 219 205 38 366 303 255 249 36 347 199 153 146 21 218 156 118 108 23 209 164 125 121 20 1910 178 140 134 31 3111 209 119 116 29 2812 210 96 96 26 2613 136 67 67 19 1914 122 83 81 20 2015 116 79 76 32 3116 111 63 63 18 1817 71 33 33 8 818 43 18 17 6 619 3 1 1 0 020 3 3 3 0 0UNKNOWN 3 3 3 1 1

TOTAL 6,515 6,477 5,249 946 868




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TABLE 134BCITY OF PASADENA




ALL FUNDING SOURCES


ETHNICITY




AMERICAN INDIAN 3 4 3 0 0ASIAN 59 56 46 12 11BLACK 1,288 1,112 951 201 179FILIPINO 62 58 47 7 6HISPANIC 4,060 4,167 3,348 552 509WHITE 353 333 282 38 36OTHER 610 673 509 118 110PACIFIC ISLANDER 2 2 2 0 0UNKOWN 78 72 61 18 17

TOTAL 6,515 6,477 5,249 946 868




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TABLE135



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

026,696 483,786 5,885 516,367 488 510,064 5,815 516,367 424,009 86,327 6,031 516,367

1.28% 23.18% 0.28% 24.74% 0.02% 24.44% 0.28% 24.74% 20.31% 4.14% 0.29% 24.74%

113,460 236,916 10,626 261,002 255 250,179 10,568 261,002 201,958 48,301 10,743 261,002

0.64% 11.35% 0.51% 12.50% 0.01% 11.99% 0.51% 12.50% 9.68% 2.31% 0.51% 12.50%

28,915 156,675 9,665 175,255 122 165,507 9,626 175,255 134,527 30,973 9,755 175,255

0.43% 7.51% 0.46% 8.40% 0.01% 7.93% 0.46% 8.40% 6.45% 1.48% 0.47% 8.40%

37,946 124,306 7,663 139,915 123 132169 7623 139915 108045 24137 7733 139915

0.38% 5.96% 0.37% 6.70% 0.01% 6.33% 0.37% 6.70% 5.18% 1.16% 0.37% 6.70%

49,609 151,252 10,035 170,896 148 160,746 10,002 170,896 131,487 29,299 10,110 170,896

0.46% 7.25% 0.48% 8.19% 0.01% 7.70% 0.48% 8.19% 6.30% 1.40% 0.48% 8.19%

57,650 102,364 8,185 118,199 114 109,920 8,165 118,199 90,206 19,748 8,245 118,199

0.37% 4.90% 0.39% 5.66% 0.01% 5.27% 0.39% 5.66% 4.32% 0.95% 0.40% 5.66%

66,451 82,832 4,708 93,991 94 89,204 4,693 93,991 74,722 14,527 4,742 93,991

0.31% 3.97% 0.23% 4.50% 0.00% 4.27% 0.22% 4.50% 3.58% 0.70% 0.23% 4.50%

74,593 58,002 2,091 64,686 63 62,544 2,079 64,686 53,132 9,428 2,126 64,686

0.22% 2.78% 0.10% 3.10% 0.00% 3.00% 0.10% 3.10% 2.55% 0.45% 0.10% 3.10%

84,098 52,049 1,630 57,777 72 56,084 1,621 57,777 47,758 8,377 1,642 57,777

0.20% 2.49% 0.08% 2.77% 0.00% 2.69% 0.08% 2.77% 2.29% 0.40% 0.08% 2.77%

94,071 51,213 1,537 56,821 52 55,241 1,528 56,821 47,129 8,128 1,564 56,821

0.20% 2.45% 0.07% 2.72% 0.00% 2.65% 0.07% 2.72% 2.26% 0.39% 0.07% 2.72%

104,321 54,603 1,854 60,778 80 58,848 1,850 60,778 49,991 8,883 1,904 60,778

0.21% 2.62% 0.09% 2.91% 0.00% 2.82% 0.09% 2.91% 2.40% 0.43% 0.09% 2.91%

115,297 66,455 3,205 74,957 103 71,661 3,193 74,957 60,317 11,392 3,248 74,957

0.25% 3.18% 0.15% 3.59% 0.00% 3.43% 0.15% 3.59% 2.89% 0.55% 0.16% 3.59%

125,803 67,113 3,889 76,805 159 72,775 3,871 76,805 60,014 12,852 3,939 76,805

0.28% 3.22% 0.19% 3.68% 0.01% 3.49% 0.19% 3.68% 2.88% 0.62% 0.19% 3.68%

133,935 42,502 1,965 48,402 300 46,147 1,955 48,402 38,609 7,793 2,000 48,402

0.19% 2.04% 0.09% 2.32% 0.01% 2.21% 0.09% 2.32% 1.85% 0.37% 0.10% 2.32%

144,148 38,577 1,399 44,124 589 42,142 1,393 44,124 36,132 6,575 1,417 44,124

0.20% 1.85% 0.07% 2.11% 0.03% 2.02% 0.07% 2.11% 1.73% 0.32% 0.07% 2.11%

154,178 35,465 1,514 41,157 1,056 38,599 1,502 41,157 33,666 5,970 1,521 41,157

0.20% 1.70% 0.07% 1.97% 0.05% 1.85% 0.07% 1.97% 1.61% 0.29% 0.07% 1.97%

164,095 30,985 1,390 36,470 1,477 33,622 1,371 36,470 29,721 5,357 1,392 36,470

0.20% 1.48% 0.07% 1.75% 0.07% 1.61% 0.07% 1.75% 1.42% 0.26% 0.07% 1.75%

173,871 25,066 1,175 30,112 1,738 27,208 1,166 30,112 24,456 4,473 1,183 30,112

0.19% 1.20% 0.06% 1.44% 0.08% 1.30% 0.06% 1.44% 1.17% 0.21% 0.06% 1.44%

181,373 10,665 673 12,711 481 11,560 670 12,711 10,045 1,991 675 12,711

0.07% 0.51% 0.03% 0.61% 0.02% 0.55% 0.03% 0.61% 0.48% 0.10% 0.03% 0.61%

19224 1,619 39 1,882 80 1,764 38 1,882 1,384 457 41 1,882

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

20285 2,946 57 3,288 59 3,172 57 3,288 2,385 844 59 3,288

0.01% 0.14% 0.00% 0.16% 0.00% 0.15% 0.00% 0.16% 0.11% 0.04% 0.00% 0.16%

UNKNOWN107 1,514 27 1,648 4 1,617 27 1,648 1,268 352 28 1,648

0.01% 0.07% 0.00% 0.08% 0.00% 0.08% 0.00% 0.08% 0.06% 0.02% 0.00% 0.08%

TOTAL131,126 1,876,905 79,212 2,087,243 7,657 2,000,773 78,813 2,087,243 1,660,961 346,184 80,098 2,087,243

6.28% 89.92% 3.80% 100.00% 0.37% 95.86% 3.78% 100.00% 79.58% 16.59% 3.84% 100.00%


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TABLE 136



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 INDIAN964 5,169 149 6,282 77 6,060 145 6,282 4,550 1,581 151 6,2820.78% 4.16% 0.12% 5.06% 0.06% 4.88% 0.12% 5.06% 3.66% 1.27% 0.12% 5.06%

ASIAN8,300 88,750 2,847 99,897 244 96,851 2,802 99,897 68,672 28,339 2,886 99,8976.68% 71.43% 2.29% 80.40% 0.20% 77.95% 2.26% 80.40% 55.27% 22.81% 2.32% 80.40%

BLACK13,527 110,757 3,031 127,315 730 123,586 2,999 127,315 100,933 23,246 3,136 127,31510.89% 89.14% 2.44% 102.47% 0.59% 99.47% 2.41% 102.47% 81.24% 18.71% 2.52% 102.47%

FILIPINO841 10,288 425 11,554 40 11,088 426 11,554 8,289 2,836 429 11,5540.68% 8.28% 0.34% 9.30% 0.03% 8.92% 0.34% 9.30% 6.67% 2.28% 0.35% 9.30%

HISPANIC62,296 1,307,206 48,454 1,417,956 2,308 1,367,391 48,257 1,417,956 198,138 170,986 148,832 1,417,95650.14% 1052.13% 39.00% 1141.27% 1.86% 1100.57% 38.84% 1141.27% 159.47% 137.62% 119.79% 1141.27%

WHITE27,195 156,578 5,952 189,725 1,597 182,214 5,914 189,725 128,695 54,997 6,033 189,72521.89% 126.02% 4.79% 152.70% 1.29% 146.66% 4.76% 152.70% 103.58% 44.27% 4.86% 152.70%

OTHER7,450 95,797 3,051 106,298 380 102,936 2,982 106,298 72,452 30,790 3,056 106,2986.00% 77.10% 2.46% 85.56% 0.31% 82.85% 2.40% 85.56% 58.31% 24.78% 2.46% 85.56%

PACIFIC ISLANDER347 3,529 96 3,972 28 3851 93 3972 3000 873 99 39720.28% 2.84% 0.08% 3.20% 0.02% 3.10% 0.07% 3.20% 2.41% 0.70% 0.08% 3.20%

UNKNOWN13,905 109,090 18,026 141,021 2,253 106,796 15,195 124,244 76,232 32,536 15,476 124,24411.19% 87.80% 14.51% 113.50% 1.81% 85.96% 12.23% 100.00% 61.36% 26.19% 12.46% 100.00%

TOTAL10,206 98,831 15,207 124,244 7,657 2,000,773 78,813 2,087,243 660,961 346,184 180,098 2,087,2438.21% 79.55% 12.24% 100.00% 6.16% 1610.36% 63.43% 1679.95% 531.99% 278.63% 144.96% 1679.95%


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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 3,154 41,411 367 44,932 596 43,993 343 44,932 30,788 13,716 428 44,932ALPINE 35 385 17 437 3 418 16 437 327 93 17 437AMADOR 291 1,199 108 1,598 8 1,481 109 1,598 986 503 109 1,598BUTTE 1,875 11,725 1,108 14,708 59 13,542 1,107 14,708 4,356 9,224 1,128 14,708CALAVERAS 339 2,301 61 2,701 63 2,578 60 2,701 2,106 531 64 2,701COLUSA 170 2,827 311 3,308 10 2,998 300 3,308 2,089 903 316 3,308CONTRA COSTA 1,767 21,084 802 23,653 427 22,413 813 23,653 11,575 11,239 839 23,653DEL NORTE 348 1,266 83 1,697 21 1,592 84 1,697 1,088 515 94 1,697EL DORADO 388 4,722 56 5,166 23 5,087 56 5,166 2,237 2,871 58 5,166FRESNO 5,461 85,819 4,565 95,845 183 91,174 4,488 95,845 87,982 3,304 4,559 95,845GLENN 314 2,240 48 2,602 8 2,546 48 2,602 924 1,626 52 2,602HUMBOLDT 787 6,400 504 7,691 65 7,123 503 7,691 6,988 170 533 7,691IMPERIAL 718 14,397 207 15,322 24 15,094 204 15,322 8,779 6,326 217 15,322INYO 88 1,089 11 1,188 9 1,168 11 1,188 528 649 11 1,188KERN 5,075 61,016 696 66,787 127 65,995 665 66,787 58,351 7,719 717 66,787KINGS 181 5,528 23 5,732 11 5,698 23 5,732 5,318 384 30 5,732LAKE 411 2,085 46 2,542 20 2,477 45 2,542 1,590 905 47 2,542LASSEN 201 988 7 1,196 15 1,175 6 1,196 915 275 6 1,196LOS ANGELES 36,249 667,957 30,004 734,210 2,620 701,651 29,939 734,210 664,349 39,586 30,275 734,210MADERA 954 13,284 208 14,446 17 14,221 208 14,446 13,807 427 212 14,446MARIN 109 3,668 14 3,791 12 3,764 15 3,791 3,299 472 20 3,791MARIPOSA 99 273 12 384 8 364 12 384 262 110 12 384MENDOCINO 678 4,384 651 5,713 159 4,906 648 5,713 4,279 783 651 5,713MERCED 1,655 18,963 2,571 23,189 70 20,549 2,570 23,189 19,547 1,063 2,579 23,189MODOC 67 413 28 508 18 462 28 508 233 247 28 508MONO 19 623 26 668 0 642 26 668 49 593 26 668MONTEREY 350 12,525 1,105 13,980 36 12,839 1,105 13,980 9,456 3,415 1,109 13,980NAPA 325 3,935 5 4,265 22 4,238 5 4,265 2,146 2,114 5 4,265NEVADA 122 1,958 275 2,355 8 2,073 274 2,355 664 1,417 274 2,355ORANGE 7,658 150,092 5,476 163,226 229 157,524 5,473 163,226 130,182 27,547 5,497 163,226PLACER 533 5,382 518 6,433 41 5,875 517 6,433 3,154 2,758 521 6,433PLUMAS 150 642 9 801 5 787 9 801 614 177 10 801RIVERSIDE 6,426 71,398 2,326 80,150 152 77,680 2,318 80,150 66,568 11,246 2,336 80,150SACRAMENTO 6,573 66,182 790 73,545 257 72,538 750 73,545 42,209 30,483 853 73,545SAN BENITO 125 3,566 68 3,759 30 3,661 68 3,759 1,348 2,341 70 3,759SAN BERNARDINO 10,113 91,578 1,731 103,422 228 101,465 1,729 103,422 76,811 24,859 1,752 103,422SAN DIEGO 4,736 125,937 3,098 133,771 216 130,454 3,101 133,771 91,989 38,586 3,196 133,771SAN FRANCISCO 1,734 20,876 427 23,037 93 22,523 421 23,037 11,343 11,219 475 23,037SAN JOAQUIN 8,278 31,127 6,446 45,851 54 39,353 6,444 45,851 26,518 12,871 6,462 45,851SAN LUIS OBISPO 582 7,081 1,394 9,057 70 7,588 1,399 9,057 6,338 1,316 1,403 9,057SAN MATEO 1,362 20,681 2,112 24,155 139 21,904 2,112 24,155 17,315 4,714 2,126 24,155SANTA BARBARA 1,100 26,445 3,106 30,651 196 27,350 3,105 30,651 24,819 2,719 3,113 30,651SANTA CLARA 3,335 43,216 423 46,974 116 46,436 422 46,974 30,945 15,541 488 46,974SANTA CRUZ 926 21,634 54 22,614 166 22,393 55 22,614 13,132 9,427 55 22,614SHASTA 1,747 5,382 100 7,229 47 7,084 98 7,229 4,301 2,825 103 7,229SIERRA 16 99 3 118 0 115 3 118 81 34 3 118SISKIYOU 500 1,976 280 2,756 21 2,455 280 2,756 1,025 1,451 280 2,756SOLANO 983 12,240 415 13,638 54 13,171 413 13,638 9,125 4,087 426 13,638SONOMA 785 10,834 128 11,747 100 11,519 128 11,747 8,786 2,831 130 11,747STANISLAUS 2,697 33,365 179 36,241 91 35,989 161 36,241 29,735 6,334 172 36,241SUTTER 393 3,467 159 4,019 6 3,854 159 4,019 2,039 1,818 162 4,019TEHAMA 737 3,445 209 4,391 37 4,145 209 4,391 1,689 2,491 211 4,391TRINITY 63 335 4 402 4 394 4 402 223 175 4 402TULARE 2,312 35,315 1,045 38,672 317 37,417 938 38,672 34,166 3,535 971 38,672TUOLUMNE 228 1,406 61 1,695 12 1,625 58 1,695 1,144 482 69 1,695VENTURA 1,305 31,632 1,091 34,028 60 32,877 1,091 34,028 31,052 1,871 1,105 34,028YOLO 422 8,125 917 9,464 28 8,519 917 9,464 2,491 6,053 920 9,464YUBA 595 2,662 1,176 4,433 35 3,223 1,175 4,433 1,644 1,602 1,187 4,433CITY OF BERKELEY 23 521 14 558 2 543 13 558 421 123 14 558CITY OF LONG BEACH 1,098 31,046 1,067 33,211 43 32,100 1,068 33,211 31,740 397 1,074 33,211CITY OF PASADENA 174 6,329 12 6,515 4 6,500 11 6,515 5,589 914 12 6,515UNKNOWN 1,187 8,424 455 10,066 162 9,451 453 10,066 7,407 2,177 482 10,066

TOTAL 131,126 1,876,905 79,212 2,087,243 7,657 2,000,773 78,813 2,087,243 1,660,961 346,184 80,098 2,087,243


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