Arizona Health Survey - one of the most extensive health surveys ever undertaken in the state - was completed with participation from over 4,000 households and includes more than 100 interrelated facets of health.

By deepening understanding of health and well-being, the survey creates new opportunities for health leaders to use Arizona-specific data in research, policy, advocacy, planning, grants, community engagement and program development activities.

One-in-Four Face Medical Debt, Troubling Bills

Medical expenses are the most common cause of bankcruptcy among Americans. Unfortunately, medical debt continues to rise. In 2007, over four-out-of-ten Americans reported they had trouble paying their medical bills, had accumulated a medical debt, or both. What's the extent of the problem among Arizonans, and what are the implications? Learn More →

94% of Arizonans Can "Bounce Back"

Explore the topic of "Resiliency" through the eyes and the experience of Phoenix-based PSA Art Awakenings. How do people "bounce back" from emotional trauma, periods of depression or anxiety, or worse? Resiliency just might be the answer. Learn More →

Get To Know Your Neighbors

Data from the Arizona Health Survey reveal that knowing, spending time with, and helping your neighbors plays a significant role in improved health and well-being. Learn More →