8.40% of adults living in Census Tract 111 report that they have ever been told they have cancer (excluding skin cancer). This is higher than the Delaware rate of 7.5% for this metric.

6.60% of adults living in Census Tract 111 report that they have ever been told they have angina or coronary heart disease. This is higher than the Delaware rate of 4.2% for this metric.

2.80% of adults living in Census Tract 111 report that they have ever had a stroke. This is lower than the Delaware rate of 4.0% for this metric.

11.6% of adults living in Census Tract 111 report that they smoke every day or some days. This is lower than the Delaware rate of 13.4%.

75.3% of adults living in Census Tract 111 report that they have visited a doctor for a routine checkup within the past year. This is higher than the Delaware rate of 64.5%.

17.58% of land area in Census Tract 111 is in Special Flood Hazard area. A Special Flood Hazard Area is an area as determined by FEMA which has a 1-percent or greater chance of flooding in any given year. 21.00% of Census Tract 111 is classified as Developed Land. Areas with more developed land tend to be hotter than rural areas with less developed land.

17.1% of individuals living in Census Tract 111 reported suffering from depression. This is higher than than the Delaware rate of 16.4%.

Emergency Department visits for suspected non-fatal opioid overdoses have not changed since 2016 by NaN%. The recent rate of non-fatal opioid overdoses for Census Tract 111 was 0 per 10,000 people.

The largest racial group of Census Tract 111 is White. Around 6% of individuals living in this location identify as Hispanic. The median age for Census Tract 111 is 59.8, which is higher than the Delaware median age of 41.5.

Census Tract 111 is considered urban with a population density of 2,263 people per square mile. This community has a higher median income than Delaware.