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Manhattan, Kansas Community Assessment
Heather SloanRachel Drosselmeyer
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Community Health Assessment
• Population of 53,281– 16.6 percent increase in past 10 years
• Kansas State University• Fort Riley• Population forecasted to increase
(AT&T: The Real Yellow Pages, 2010)
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Community Health Assessment
• Mercy Regional Health Center• Manhattan Surgical Hospital• Irwin Army Hospital• Primary and specialty care clinics• Flint Hills and Riley Health Department public health
care clinics• K-Stat urgent care clinic• Lafene student health• Pawnee Mental Health Center
(AT&T: The Real Yellow Pages, 2010)
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Community Health Assessment
• Big Lakes Developmental Center• Assisted living/nursing homes• Home health agencies• Pharmacies• Alternative health care clinics• Dental offices• Fitness clubs• Psychiatry offices
(AT&T: The Real Yellow Pages, 2010)
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Sociodemographic Health Issues
• Around 15 square miles– Population density of about 3,500 per square mile
• Students and military• Average age of 30.84 years
– Kansas average 36.23• Health needs:
– Primary care– Family planning– Mental health
(Epodunck, The Power of Place, 2007; Kansas State University, 2011; Manhattan, Kansas Census Data and community Profile, 2010)
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Sociodemographic Health Issues
• 97 percent of people 25 years and older have at least a high school diploma– 49 percent have at least a bachelor’s degree
• 45 percent are families• Most common occupations are management, service industries and
office occupations• Median income $34,131
– 32 percent at or below poverty level• Over 4,000 people listed as disabled• Over 4,000 people born outside of the United States
• (American Community Survey, 2007-2009; Manhattan, Kansas Census Data and Community Profile, 2010)
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Sociodemographic Health Issues
• Above national average– Air quality– Superfund sites– 78.8 Physicians per 100,000 people
• Water quality – 40/100– U.S. average of 55/100
(Kansas Health Index, 2010; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2009)
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Macrosystem Factors
• 8.4% uninsured in 2009 (compared to 11% of Kansans who are uninsured)
• 16.6% in Kansas are underinsured • 87.6% have private health insurance coverage
(compared to 77% of Kansans with private insurance)
• 12.6% have public health insurance coverage (compared to 25% of Kansans with public health insurance)
(U.S. Census Bureau, 2009; Kansas Health Institute, 2009; U.S. Census Bureau, 2008)
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Macrosystem Factors• Unique social and political forces/influences:
– Kansas State University– Manhattan Christian College– Manhattan Area Technical College– Fort Riley– 97% have a high school education or higher (National rate
80.4% and Kansas 86%)– 49% have a bachelor’s degree or higher (Nationally 24.4%
and Kansas 25.8%)– $400 million Biolab project
(U.S. Census Bureau, 2009; Riley County Offices, 2008; American Community Survey [ACS], 2009; Homeland Security Newswire, 2010)
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Macrosystem Factors• Unique social and political forces/influences:
– 3.9% unemployment rate– 41.6% of population employed in Management, professional, and related
occupations– 26.5% are employed in service occupations– 18.3% employed in sales and office occupations – 32% of all people’s income below the poverty level for 12 months (Nationally
13.2% and Kansas 11.3%)– 8.9% of families income is below the poverty level for 12 months– 46.45% registered republican voters– 24.89% registered democratic voters
(U.S. Census Bureau, 2009; Riley County Offices, 2008; American Community Survey, 2007-2009)
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Gap Analysis
• Mental Health Services
– Riley County accounts for 42% or 71,341 people of the ten county total population of 171,070 people.
– Manhattan accounts for 73% of the Riley County population.
– Large military population with unique needs
(U.S. Census Bureau, 2009)
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Gap Analysis
• Limited Public health services
– 27% poverty rate requires strong public health options
– Poverty level higher than State and National averages.
– High student population
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Gap Analysis
• Neurological Services- easy access to Topeka and Wichita for services
• Obstetrical Services- limited community health options
• No 24 hour pharmacy services- Extended hours may be sufficient
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Solutions/ Strategies
• Open inpatient Mental health unit at Mercy Regional Health Center
• Open Riley County Mental Health Agency at Mercy Regional Health Center
• Strive for funding for group homes• Recruit Primary health care providers for
safety net clinics and Riley County health department
• Encourage redistribution of existing providers
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Solutions/ Strategies
• Health care reform offers $9.5 billion to expand preventative and primary health care services in underserved areas (Kansas).
• $250 Million will be provided to support the training, placement, and development of 16,000 new primary care providers.
(U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2010)
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Resources• American Community Survey. (2007-2009). Manhattan city, Kansas: Population and
housing narrative profile 2007-2009. Washington, DC: U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved from http://www.ci.manhattan.ks.us/DocumentView.aspx?DID=9197
• AT&T: The real yellow pages. (June 2010). AT&T Advertising Solutions.• Epodunk, The Power of Place website. (2007). Profile for Manhattan, Kansas. Retrieved
from http://www.epodunk.com/cgi-bin/genInfo.php?locIndex=4827#Esse• Flint Hills Community Clinic website. (n.d). http://
www.fccmanhattan.org/Site%20Sections/010%20Community%20Partners/Community%20Partners%20Page%20Files/community_partners_flint_hills_community_clinic.htm
• Irwin Army Community Hospital website. (n.d). http://iach.amedd.army.mil/home.asp• Kansas Health Index website. (2010). http://www.bestplaces.net/city/kansas/manhattan#• Kansas State University website. (2011). http://www.k-state.edu/registrar/statistics/• Lafene Health Center website. (2003). http://www.k-state.edu/lafene/mission.htm• Manhattan, Kansas Census Data and Community Profile website. (2010).
http://www.americantowns.com/ks/manhattan-information
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Resources
• Manhattan, Kansas website. (n.d). City of Manhattan. http://www.ci.manhattan.ks.us/index.aspx?nid=217
• Manhattan Surgical Center website. (2011). http://www.manhattansurgical.com/index.aspx
• Mercy Regional Health Center website. (n.d). http://www.via-christi.org/body_mercy.cfm?id=76
• Pawnee Mental Health Services website. (n.d). http://www.pawnee.org/• Riley County - Manhattan Health Department website. (2010).
http://www.rcmhealth.org/• Taussig, M., Klimek, E., Everett, B., Hatesohl, M., Reitz, R., Johnson, A.,
Newsome, B., Kerns, M., & White, D. (2006). Manhattan urban area comprehensive plan. Retrieved from http://www.ci.manhattan.ks.us/DocumentView.aspx?DID=721
• The flint hills community clinic. (Winter 2011). Up Close: Mercy Regional Health Center and Mercy Community Health Foundation, 6-8.
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Any Questions?