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  • Nevada State Board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Counselors. (2012). Unpublished data. Las Vegas, NV: State of Nevada. For more information: NV Marriage Board.
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Section One: Demographic Profile of Rural and Frontier Nevada

  1. Table 1.1: Population in Nevada by County and Table 1.2: Population and Density in Nevada by County
    • Note: The figures in these tables are from the most recently released Nevada State Demographer's Office projected population numbers based on estimates of the year 2021. Distribution of population estimates occur twice a year: the certified general population estimates of the previous year are released in July and the next twenty years of population projections released in October. The Nevada State Demographer's Office is at the Nevada Department of Taxation. The Nevada State Demographer website is not updated at this time. Please go to the Taxation publications website for current information
  2. Table 1.3: Population in Nevada by City, County, and Region
    • Note: These are the certified population estimates by the Nevada State Demographer's Office, Nevada Department of Taxation annual release. There are unincorporated cities in seven of 14 rural and frontier counties in Nevada. Incorporated towns/cities may be small or large. Unincorporated populations may be large in rural and frontier counties. Carson City is a metropolitan city/county and has no rural population.
  3. Table 1.5: Median Age of Nevadans by County
    • Note: American Community Survey creates estimates using five-year rolling averages released annually in December.
  4. Table 1.6 to Table 1.11: Population by Age, Race, and Ethnicity in Nevada by County
    • Note: Calculations for age, race and ethnicity are from unpublished Age, Sex, Race, and Hispanic Origin population data from the Nevada State Demographer's Office based at the Nevada Department of Taxation.
  5. Table 1.14: Population by Place of Birth in Nevada by County
    • Note: American Community Survey creates estimates using five-year rolling averages released annually. Current data used in this report is from American Community Survey file for all counties. Tables used in the American Community Census data.census.gov query are in the sources.
  6. Table 1.15: Incarcerated Population in State of Nevada Correctional Facilities by County
    • Note: Number and percent of incarcerated population are unpublished data from the Nevada Department of Corrections. Percent of county population and rate per 1,000 population are calculated based on Nevada State Demographer's Office 2020 population estimate.

Section Two: Social and Economic Profile of Rural and Frontier Nevada

  1. Table 2.1 through Table 2.4: Sources and Percents of Personal Income in Nevada by County
    • Note: All dollar estimates are in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation). Table 2.3 are major categories of personal income: net earnings, etc. Table 2.4 describes categories within transfer payments.
  2. Table 2.5: Median Family and Household Income in Nevada by County - 2022
    • Note: Median family income is the sum of the incomes of all people in a household who are related by birth, marriage, or adoption. Household income includes everyone who lives in the same housing unit, regardless of relationship.
  3. Table 2.10: Enrollment in Public and Private Schools (K-12) in Nevada by County
    • Note: Public Charter Schools enrollment data may be statewide or in a county, however it is combined into a statewide total. "Not Applicable" means data is not available.
  4. Table 2.14: Registered Voters in Nevada by County
    • Note: Eligible voting population aged 18 and over does not include people living in group quarters, e. g. prisons.

Section Three: Health Insurance Coverage in Rural and Frontier Nevada

  1. Tables 3.1: Health Insurance Coverage in Nevada by County
    • Note: To calculate total insurance coverage in Nevada, data from American Community Survey insurance estimates and Medicare enrollee numbers were used.

Section Four: Population Health Profile of Rural and Frontier Nevada

  1. Map 4.1: Overall County Rankings for Health Factors
    • Note: County Health Rankings is based on a model with multiple population health measures. Factors for health behaviors are tobacco use, diet and exercise, alcohol and drug use, and sexual activity; clinical care is based on access to care and quality of care; social and economic factors include education, employment, income, family and social support, and community safety; physical environment factors include air and water quality, and housing and transit.
  2. Map 4.2: Overall County Rankings for Health Outcomes in Nevada
    • Note: County Health Rankings is based on a model with multiple population health measures. Outcomes includes premature death and mortality; and quality of life is measured based on data from birth outcomes, physical health, mental health, and overall health.
  3. Table 4.9 Substance Abuse and Mental Illness among Population Aged 18 and Over in Nevada by Region
    • Note: Northern counties are Carson City, Churchill, Douglas, Lyon, Storey. Rural/Southern Counties are Elko, Esmeralda, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lincoln, Mineral, Nye, Pershing, and White Pine. * Data suppressed due to small numbers. Due to changes in survey structure due to the disruption in 2020 with Covid-19, no update has been posted.
  4. Tables 4.11 to 4.30: Various Vital Statistics Tables by County/Region in Nevada
    • Note: * Data are counts that do not meet criteria, reliability, data quality or confidentiality. Counts are preliminary and are subject to change on all vital statistics tables

Section Five: Health Care Workforce in Rural and Frontier Nevada

  1. Map 5.2: Dental Health Shortage Areas (HPSAs) in Nevada
    • Note: The small scattered dark green HPSAs seen across rural and frontier areas, around Pyramid Lake in Washoe County, and parts of Northern Clark County, represent shortage areas on tribal lands and reservations.
  2. Tables 5.3 and 5.4: Health Sector Employment and Payroll in Nevada by County
    • Note: Nevada Department of Employment Training and Rehabilition (DETR) workforce data is supplemented with hospital cost report data and United States Census Bureau County Business Patterns data. This approach is due to Bureau of Labor suppression of data for major employers in a given county.
  3. Tables 5.5 and 5.6: Estimated Employment in the Health Care and Social Assistance Sector by Region in Nevada
    • Note: Rural and Frontier includes all of Nevada's 14 non-urban counties. Some data generated by the authors used DETR employment data supplemented with data from hospital cost reports and county business patterns from the United States Census Bureau.
  4. Table 5.6: Projected Employment in the Health Care and Social Assistance Sector by Region in Nevada
    • Note: Rural and Frontier includes all of Nevada's 14 non-urban counties. The authors used hospital cost report employment data supplementing DETR employment growth rate for the sector.
  5. Table 5.7 to 5.44: Licensed Healthcare Professionals by County/Region in Nevada
    • Note: The calculation of the number of licensed health care professionals per 100,000 population for 2020 in Tables 5.7 through 5.44 utilize county and state population estimates developed by the Nevada State Demographer's Office for 2020. Some of the population estimates presented in this data book may utilize denominators varying slightly from these numbers as the tables and per population denominators were built using the most recent numbers at the time. All health professional licensure data presented in Tables 5.7 through 5.44 refer to individuals possessing an active license with a State of Nevada licensing board. Thus, these tables exclude inactive and/or retired licensees. Specific licensure data may not be updated for year 2020 if it were not made available to the authors.
  6. Table 5.9: Licensed Primary Care Physicians (MDs and DOs) in Nevada by County
    • Note: Family Medicine, General Practice, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Pediatric physicians are considered primary care physicians.
  7. Table 5.10: Licensed Physician Assistants (PAs) by in Nevada by County
    • Note: Both Allopathic and Osteopathic PAs are counted together by year.
  8. Table 5.25: Licensed Applied Behavior Analysis in Nevada by County
    • Note: There is no total column due to different qualifications between types of licenses.
  9. Table 5.26 and 5.27: Licensed Social Workers in Nevada by County
    • Note: The education requirement for social workers ranges from an associate to a doctorate. Due to the different types of degrees a total column is not calculated.
  10. Table 5.32 and 5.33: Licensed Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Professionals in Nevada by County
    • Note: There is no total column due to different qualifications between types of licenses.
  11. Table 5.35 and Table 5.36: Licensed Medical Laboratory Professionals in Nevada
    • Note: The education requirement for social workers ranges from an associate to a doctorate. Due to the different types of degrees a total column is not calculated.
  12. Table 5.45: Respiratory Therapists (RTs) in Nevada by County
    • Note: There is no total column due to different qualifications between types of licenses.

Section Six: Health Care Resources and Economics in Rural and Frontier Nevada

  1. Table 6.2: Licensed Beds in Community Hospitals in Rural and Frontier Nevada
    • Note: The term "Critical Access Hospital" of CAH refers to a Medicare hospital facility designation from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. This designation allows small rural and frontier hospitals to receive cost-based reimbursement for inpatient and outpatient services provided to Medicare beneficiaries. As of January 2019, there are thirteen CAH hospitals. CAHs receive financial and technical assistance from the Nevada Rural Hospital Flexibility Program (Flex). The Nevada Flex Program is a federally supported program administered by the Nevada State Office of Rural Health based in the Office of Statewide Initiatives at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine.
  2. Table 6.5: Community Hospitals in Urban Nevada
    • Note: Employment and payroll data is for the most recent fiscal year reported and accessed October 2024. Licensed beds include acute care, psychiatric care, and skilled nursing facility beds. Northern Nevada Sierra Medical Center is a new hospital that opened in April of 2024 and has not filed a cost report to date.
  3. Table 6.17: Net Income in Rural and Frontier Hospitals in Nevada
    • Note: "Other Income" includes contributions, income from investments, bequests, and miscellaneous non- patient revenue.