How the Kansas City, MO-KS metro's ZIP codes measure up on health
The ZipVitals Score across the Kansas City, MO-KS metro area — built one ZIP code at a time, then rolled up by resident population.
Data release 2026200 of 203 ZIP codes scored · 2.2M residents represented
Score snapshot
People & national context
The Kansas City, MO-KS metro's ZIP codes, ranked
Highest-scoring
Top 50 of 200- 27566221in Overland Park · 25,550 residents72.03
- 33566206in Leawood · 12,153 residents71.57
- 36266224in Leawood · 12,683 residents71.37
- 56266211in Leawood · 5,791 residents70.16
- 57966209in Leawood · 20,413 residents70.07
- 59066213in Overland Park · 30,539 residents70.01
- 60666223in Overland Park · 24,747 residents69.92
- 65166227in Lenexa · 9,595 residents69.66
- 74666220in Lenexa · 8,535 residents69.11
- 75466208in Prairie Village · 21,576 residents69.06
- 91366085in Stilwell · 11,486 residents68.41
- 1,02464113in Kansas City · 12,386 residents67.96
- 1,05466218in Shawnee · 8,820 residents67.84
- 1,10266207in Overland Park · 15,739 residents67.66
- 1,35566219in Lenexa · 13,519 residents66.76
- 1,36466210in Overland Park · 20,347 residents66.73
- 1,67366205in Roeland Park · 14,032 residents65.86
- 1,68766013in Bucyrus · 2,735 residents65.83
- 1,76966217in Shawnee · 5,468 residents65.62
- 1,79866226in Shawnee · 16,219 residents65.54
- 2,17466031in New Century · 655 residents64.56
- 2,27466062in Olathe · 78,841 residents64.34
- 2,61066216in Shawnee · 24,881 residents63.71
- 3,07164167in Kansas City · 243 residents62.83
- 3,12464157in Kansas City · 23,030 residents62.71
- 3,28466215in Lenexa · 25,960 residents62.42
- 3,55466212in Overland Park · 32,917 residents61.93
- 3,70064153in Kansas City · 6,653 residents61.69
- 3,99864156in Kansas City · 7,946 residents61.21
- 4,03066202in Mission · 17,408 residents61.17
- 4,13466083in Spring Hill · 13,011 residents60.99
- 4,26764112in Kansas City · 8,260 residents60.80
- 4,57164082in Lee's Summit · 20,068 residents60.37
- 4,64666061in Olathe · 67,967 residents60.29
- 4,64866214in Overland Park · 12,351 residents60.29
- 4,69564154in Kansas City · 13,851 residents60.22
- 5,22966204in Overland Park · 17,948 residents59.47
- 5,31164105in Kansas City · 6,312 residents59.37
- 5,38164165in Kansas City · 212 residents59.28
- 5,57064166in Kansas City · 270 residents59.03
- 5,83366018in De Soto · 6,584 residents58.69
- 5,91664034in Greenwood · 8,998 residents58.58
- 5,99064114in Kansas City · 24,229 residents58.51
- 6,04664086in Lee's Summit · 23,599 residents58.44
- 6,05864064in Lee's Summit · 20,050 residents58.42
- 6,10664155in Kansas City · 28,824 residents58.35
- 6,31864158in Kansas City · 7,317 residents58.09
- 6,45966030in Gardner · 26,328 residents57.93
- 6,51864081in Lee's Summit · 25,305 residents57.86
- 6,54766007in Basehor · 10,150 residents57.83
Lowest-scoring
Bottom 50 of 200- 31,84564125in Kansas City · 2,472 residents20.65
- 31,79664127in Kansas City · 17,668 residents21.20
- 31,57364128in Kansas City · 11,912 residents23.88
- 31,38464053in Independence · 6,775 residents25.80
- 31,35364126in Kansas City · 6,898 residents26.01
- 31,25666105in Kansas City · 2,605 residents26.92
- 31,22064120in Kansas City · 552 residents27.14
- 31,13464130in Kansas City · 19,644 residents27.77
- 31,12564124in Kansas City · 10,925 residents27.86
- 30,62964132in Kansas City · 12,084 residents30.63
- 30,46864054in Sugar Creek · 3,547 residents31.33
- 30,39266101in Kansas City · 12,556 residents31.67
- 29,90764730in Butler · 6,432 residents33.47
- 29,62966102in Kansas City · 29,443 residents34.28
- 29,57364052in Independence · 22,138 residents34.44
- 29,53864123in Kansas City · 11,833 residents34.57
- 29,43364129in Kansas City · 9,267 residents34.90
- 28,82064779in Rich Hill · 2,688 residents36.37
- 28,50564050in Independence · 21,079 residents37.04
- 28,13264109in Kansas City · 10,043 residents37.81
- 28,06966104in Kansas City · 27,033 residents37.90
- 27,24164134in Kansas City · 22,964 residents39.25
- 27,08964752in Hume · 545 residents39.49
- 26,54664097in Wellington · 1,014 residents40.30
- 26,37664637in Cowgill · 492 residents40.54
- 26,24564625in Breckenridge · 738 residents40.72
- 26,24464035in Hardin · 1,189 residents40.72
- 26,18064074in Napoleon · 524 residents40.82
- 25,78464624in Braymer · 1,489 residents41.35
- 25,61164085in Richmond · 7,855 residents41.55
- 25,49164036in Henrietta · 610 residents41.69
- 25,48864017in Camden · 335 residents41.69
- 25,45464056in Independence · 17,395 residents41.72
- 24,91664723in Amsterdam · 452 residents42.39
- 24,77164077in Orrick · 1,665 residents42.55
- 24,58966106in Kansas City · 24,245 residents42.75
- 24,36666111in Kansas City · 9,996 residents43.01
- 24,08064030in Grandview · 26,422 residents43.33
- 23,93364650in Kingston · 665 residents43.47
- 23,90564117in Kansas City · 14,919 residents43.50
- 23,89764649in Kidder · 814 residents43.51
- 23,85364138in Kansas City · 23,805 residents43.55
- 23,36464106in Kansas City · 11,343 residents44.06
- 23,13364066in Levasy · 98 residents44.28
- 23,12364745in Foster · 51 residents44.30
- 22,89464722in Amoret · 325 residents44.51
- 22,85564644in Hamilton · 2,923 residents44.56
- 22,77464429in Cameron · 11,449 residents44.64
- 22,74964671in Polo · 1,986 residents44.66
- 22,64264147in Kansas City · 441 residents44.78
Where each domain sits inside this metro
The Score above is one number for the whole Kansas City, MO-KS 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
40 of 200 ZIPsShare of the metro's residents living in the fifth of its ZIP codes that stand highest on each domain.
11 ZIP codes share this standing — see them in the full ranking →
Standing highest: 64105 Kansas City66027 Fort Leavenworth66031 New Century
Standing highest: 64021 Corder64109 Kansas City64167 Kansas City
Standing highest: 64625 Breckenridge64743 East Lynne64745 Foster
Each fifth is about 40 of this metro’s 200 compared ZIP codes, and the shares are out of 2,225,838 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 Kansas City, MO-KS 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.