How Ohio's ZIP codes measure up on health
The ZipVitals Score across Ohio — built one ZIP code at a time, then rolled up to the state by resident population.
Data release 20261,176 of 1,190 ZIP codes scored · 11.8M residents represented
Score snapshot
People & national context
Ohio's ZIP codes, ranked
Highest-scoring
Top 50 of 1,176- 145174in Terrace Park · 2,321 residents69.11
- 243065in Powell · 46,679 residents68.80
- 343035in Lewis Center · 36,012 residents68.48
- 445111in Camp Dennison · 265 residents68.14
- 544040in Gates Mills · 3,063 residents67.91
- 643082in Westerville · 34,563 residents67.48
- 743016in Dublin · 46,362 residents67.48
- 843240in Columbus · 7,679 residents67.04
- 944140in Bay Village · 15,984 residents67.04
- 1045208in Cincinnati · 17,943 residents66.92
- 1143054in New Albany · 27,594 residents66.57
- 1245243in The Village of Indian Hill · 16,103 residents66.27
- 1345040in Mason · 59,518 residents65.99
- 1443617in Toledo · 8,534 residents65.78
- 1544141in Brecksville · 13,892 residents65.74
- 1644022in Hunting Valley · 16,617 residents65.73
- 1745249in Montgomery · 14,490 residents65.66
- 1845242in Blue Ash · 22,623 residents65.57
- 1945209in Cincinnati · 10,570 residents65.34
- 2043212in Columbus · 23,405 residents65.28
- 2143021in Galena · 14,403 residents65.25
- 2243221in Upper Arlington · 35,293 residents65.12
- 2344139in Solon · 24,706 residents64.95
- 2444147in Broadview Heights · 19,771 residents64.55
- 2543017in Dublin · 41,613 residents64.50
- 2644023in Chagrin Falls · 18,960 residents64.41
- 2744236in Hudson · 25,941 residents64.37
- 2844145in Westlake · 34,104 residents64.36
- 2944116in Rocky River · 21,532 residents64.29
- 3045039in Maineville · 28,335 residents64.22
- 3143085in Worthington · 26,601 residents63.98
- 3245458in Centerville · 38,712 residents63.97
- 3345034in Kings Mills · 968 residents63.93
- 3444202in Aurora · 23,084 residents63.82
- 3545066in Springboro · 27,545 residents63.41
- 3644122in Beachwood · 36,678 residents63.41
- 3744333in Akron · 19,620 residents63.37
- 3845305in Bellbrook · 11,498 residents63.21
- 3944274in Sharon Center · 92 residents63.20
- 4044149in Strongsville · 21,098 residents63.08
- 4145434in Beavercreek · 12,529 residents63.07
- 4243560in Sylvania · 33,286 residents63.01
- 4343064in Plain City · 18,143 residents62.97
- 4443002in Amlin · 1,205 residents62.81
- 4545226in Cincinnati · 5,796 residents62.79
- 4643215in Columbus · 17,836 residents62.64
- 4745065in South Lebanon · 7,053 residents62.44
- 4844012in Avon Lake · 25,752 residents62.42
- 4944286in Richfield · 6,295 residents62.31
- 5044011in Avon · 25,317 residents62.30
Lowest-scoring
Bottom 50 of 1,176- 1,17644101in Cleveland · 666 residents15.21
- 1,17543608in Toledo · 13,593 residents18.68
- 1,17444510in Youngstown · 2,027 residents18.94
- 1,17344506in Youngstown · 2,096 residents20.86
- 1,17244702in Canton · 963 residents21.05
- 1,17144507in Youngstown · 4,140 residents21.45
- 1,17044902in Mansfield · 4,636 residents21.92
- 1,16944127in Cleveland · 4,239 residents22.21
- 1,16844704in Canton · 3,681 residents22.87
- 1,16743222in Columbus · 4,819 residents23.21
- 1,16643604in Toledo · 9,594 residents23.42
- 1,16545225in Cincinnati · 9,583 residents23.53
- 1,16443605in Toledo · 24,441 residents23.74
- 1,16343211in Columbus · 22,313 residents23.90
- 1,16244311in Akron · 7,547 residents24.35
- 1,16144103in Cleveland · 13,941 residents24.78
- 1,16044485in Warren · 14,930 residents24.81
- 1,15944502in Youngstown · 9,594 residents24.82
- 1,15844703in Canton · 8,070 residents25.00
- 1,15744308in Akron · 1,030 residents25.35
- 1,15645232in Cincinnati · 6,363 residents25.46
- 1,15545404in Dayton · 9,826 residents25.71
- 1,15444104in Cleveland · 18,902 residents25.71
- 1,15345204in Cincinnati · 8,412 residents25.71
- 1,15244307in Akron · 6,653 residents26.04
- 1,15145417in Dayton · 28,186 residents26.53
- 1,15045428in Dayton · 272 residents26.72
- 1,14944503in Youngstown · 938 residents27.28
- 1,14844110in Cleveland · 17,009 residents27.36
- 1,14745760in Middleport · 3,844 residents27.58
- 1,14644707in Canton · 9,048 residents28.63
- 1,14544439in Mesopotamia · 499 residents28.65
- 1,14443620in Toledo · 4,912 residents28.69
- 1,14344306in Akron · 20,905 residents28.75
- 1,14245403in Dayton · 13,608 residents28.87
- 1,14145662in Portsmouth · 26,909 residents28.91
- 1,14044108in Cleveland · 19,381 residents29.05
- 1,13945506in Springfield · 13,435 residents29.43
- 1,13845144in Manchester · 4,119 residents29.51
- 1,13744099in Windsor · 1,759 residents29.65
- 1,13644905in Mansfield · 16,245 residents29.70
- 1,13545621in Coalton · 509 residents29.88
- 1,13445779in Syracuse · 562 residents29.96
- 1,13343223in Columbus · 28,187 residents30.34
- 1,13244505in Youngstown · 16,764 residents30.46
- 1,13145741in Langsville · 940 residents30.61
- 1,13044105in Cleveland · 32,115 residents30.73
- 1,12944320in Akron · 17,690 residents30.79
- 1,12845033in Hooven · 377 residents31.10
- 1,12745688in Waterloo · 210 residents31.12
What the distribution shows
Across Ohio’s 1,190 ZIP codes, the ZipVitals Score spans a wide range. 1,176 of them carry enough measured coverage across all nine health domains to enter the population-weighted composite above; the rest are held out rather than filled from a coarser geography.
Assembled from the same ZIP-level data as every per-ZIP page. Read the full method →
Where Ohio stands, domain by domain
The ZipVitals Score above combines nine domains of health into one number. This is where Ohio's ZIP codes sit against ZIP codes across the country on each of them, weighted by how many residents live in each one — strongest at the top.
Healthcare Access · 76th
Weighted by residents, this state’s ZIP codes sit around the 76th percentile of US ZIP codes here — its highest of the nine scoring domains.
Environmental Hazard · 18th
Weighted by residents, this state’s ZIP codes sit around the 18th percentile of US ZIP codes here — its lowest of the nine scoring domains.
Read each bar as a national percentile from 0 to 100. The dark line marks the national median: a bar past it means Ohio's ZIP codes typically place above most ZIP codes in the country on that domain. A domain Ohio cannot place honestly is shown greyed as "Not enough data" rather than given a number.
Each figure is the population-weighted average of this state's ZIP codes' standing on that domain, compared with the ZIP codes measured across all nine scoring domains — not with all US ZIP codes. A ZIP code counts toward a domain only if it carries enough measured data on it and enough of Ohio's residents live in the ZIP codes that do; the rest are held out rather than filled in from a coarser geography. Read the full method →
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 Ohio figures on this page are population-weighted rollups of those per-ZIP scores, so they describe Ohio's residents rather than a coarser geography relabeled as the state.
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.