How the Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL metro's ZIP codes measure up on health
The ZipVitals Score across the Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL metro area — built one ZIP code at a time, then rolled up by resident population.
Data release 202630 of 30 ZIP codes scored · 0.71M residents represented
Score snapshot
People & national context
The Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL metro's ZIP codes, ranked
Highest-scoring
Top 30 of 30- 4,65032169in New Smyrna Beach · 10,192 residents60.29
- 6,73432136in Flagler Beach · 8,363 residents57.59
- 6,93332137in Palm Coast · 48,391 residents57.35
- 7,11232713in DeBary · 22,884 residents57.17
- 7,31232124in Daytona Beach · 11,409 residents56.96
- 7,35232176in Ormond Beach · 14,841 residents56.92
- 7,55232128in Port Orange · 22,244 residents56.69
- 10,79032164in Palm Coast · 56,658 residents53.93
- 11,80232174in Ormond Beach · 54,783 residents53.19
- 11,89332118in Daytona Beach · 18,383 residents53.13
- 12,10732168in New Smyrna Beach · 31,847 residents52.98
- 12,24432127in Port Orange · 29,612 residents52.89
- 13,31332764in Osteen · 2,789 residents52.10
- 13,40332129in Port Orange · 23,195 residents52.03
- 13,51032738in Deltona · 49,368 residents51.95
- 13,91032725in Deltona · 51,987 residents51.65
- 14,12732744in Lake Helen · 3,634 residents51.49
- 14,21432141in Edgewater · 18,726 residents51.44
- 14,78332724in DeLand · 45,140 residents51.04
- 15,24832763in Orange City · 24,951 residents50.72
- 16,19732119in Daytona Beach · 22,348 residents50.04
- 16,81432720in DeLand · 36,259 residents49.59
- 19,57132110in Bunnell · 10,018 residents47.48
- 20,27132759in Oak Hill · 3,216 residents46.91
- 20,38932132in Edgewater · 7,868 residents46.81
- 20,88332190in Seville · 1,488 residents46.39
- 21,81632180in Pierson · 4,444 residents45.56
- 22,21132130in De Leon Springs · 5,620 residents45.19
- 23,62632114in Daytona Beach · 37,747 residents43.78
- 24,59932117in Daytona Beach · 30,955 residents42.74
Lowest-scoring
Bottom 30 of 30- 24,59932117in Daytona Beach · 30,955 residents42.74
- 23,62632114in Daytona Beach · 37,747 residents43.78
- 22,21132130in De Leon Springs · 5,620 residents45.19
- 21,81632180in Pierson · 4,444 residents45.56
- 20,88332190in Seville · 1,488 residents46.39
- 20,38932132in Edgewater · 7,868 residents46.81
- 20,27132759in Oak Hill · 3,216 residents46.91
- 19,57132110in Bunnell · 10,018 residents47.48
- 16,81432720in DeLand · 36,259 residents49.59
- 16,19732119in Daytona Beach · 22,348 residents50.04
- 15,24832763in Orange City · 24,951 residents50.72
- 14,78332724in DeLand · 45,140 residents51.04
- 14,21432141in Edgewater · 18,726 residents51.44
- 14,12732744in Lake Helen · 3,634 residents51.49
- 13,91032725in Deltona · 51,987 residents51.65
- 13,51032738in Deltona · 49,368 residents51.95
- 13,40332129in Port Orange · 23,195 residents52.03
- 13,31332764in Osteen · 2,789 residents52.10
- 12,24432127in Port Orange · 29,612 residents52.89
- 12,10732168in New Smyrna Beach · 31,847 residents52.98
- 11,89332118in Daytona Beach · 18,383 residents53.13
- 11,80232174in Ormond Beach · 54,783 residents53.19
- 10,79032164in Palm Coast · 56,658 residents53.93
- 7,55232128in Port Orange · 22,244 residents56.69
- 7,35232176in Ormond Beach · 14,841 residents56.92
- 7,31232124in Daytona Beach · 11,409 residents56.96
- 7,11232713in DeBary · 22,884 residents57.17
- 6,93332137in Palm Coast · 48,391 residents57.35
- 6,73432136in Flagler Beach · 8,363 residents57.59
- 4,65032169in New Smyrna Beach · 10,192 residents60.29
Where each domain sits inside this metro
The Score above is one number for the whole Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL metro. Nine domains make it up, and they are not spread the same way across the people who live here. Each row divides this metro's ZIP codes into fifths by how they stand against each other on that domain, then counts who lives at each end. If a domain were spread evenly across the metro's residents, every row would read about 20%.
The highest-standing fifth
6 of 30 ZIPsShare of the metro's residents living in the fifth of its ZIP codes that stand highest on each domain.
2 ZIP codes tie at this end: 32114 Daytona Beach32137 Palm Coast32720 DeLand
Standing highest: 32136 Flagler Beach32137 Palm Coast32164 Palm Coast
Standing highest: 32114 Daytona Beach32132 Edgewater32164 Palm Coast
Standing highest: 32124 Daytona Beach32168 New Smyrna Beach32169 New Smyrna Beach
Standing highest: 32124 Daytona Beach32725 Deltona32738 Deltona
Standing highest: 32136 Flagler Beach32137 Palm Coast32169 New Smyrna Beach
Standing highest: 32136 Flagler Beach32169 New Smyrna Beach32176 Ormond Beach
Standing highest: 32136 Flagler Beach32137 Palm Coast32169 New Smyrna Beach
Each fifth is about 6 of this metro’s 30 compared ZIP codes, and the shares are out of 709,360 residents. A ZIP code is compared here only if it carries a resident count to weight it by and enough measured data on that domain — the rest are left out of that domain’s fifths rather than filled in from a coarser geography, which is why this count can sit just below the metro’s scored total.
The mark shows 20% — where a row would sit if that domain were spread evenly across the metro's residents.
Each ZIP code is compared with the other ZIP codes in this metro that are measured across all nine scoring domains — not with all US ZIP codes. Percentages are rounded; higher is healthier in every domain.
Why this matters
The ZipVitals Score combines nine domains of health — from chronic disease and preventive care to environmental hazard, social need, and healthcare access — into one 0–100 index for each ZIP code, computed the same way everywhere from public federal and academic data. The Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL figures on this page are population-weighted rollups of those per-ZIP scores, so they describe the metro's residents rather than a coarser geography relabeled as the metro.
A high score describes favorable documented conditions; it is not a claim about individual residents, and it does not capture everything that shapes a community's health. Where a ZIP code scores low, that pattern reflects structural conditions — investment, environment, and access — far more than the choices of the people who live there.