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2012 State of Well-Being

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State of Oregon Well-Being Ranking from data collected January 2, 2012 - December 30, 2012

*#1 is the top Rank and 50 the bottom*#0 is the bottom Result and 100 the top (see methodology for descriptions)*Source: Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index Survey 2012 n = 353,564 and 2011 n = 353,492

2011 2012

Well-Being Overall 67.1 67.1

Life Evaluation 48.7 48.9

Emotional Health 79.6 79.7

Physical Health 75.7 75.8

Healthy Behavior 66.1 66.8

Work Environment 50.4 48.6

Basic Access 82.5 82.7

Top Quintile 2nd Quintile 5th Quintile4th Quintile3rd Quintile

1 HI HI2 CO CO3 MN MN4 UT UT5 VT VT6 MT MT7 NE NE8 NH NH9 IA IA

10 MA MA11 MD MD12 SD SD13 WY WY14 VA VA15 WA WA16 CT CT17 KS KS18 CA CA19 ND ND20 WI W21 ME ME22 ID ID23 AZ AZ24 OR OR25 NM NM26 DE DE27 TX TX28 IL IL29 PA PA30 NY NY31 AK AK32 NJ NJ33 GA GA34 FL FL35 NC NC36 MI MI37 RI RI38 MO MO39 NV NV40 SC SC41 OK OK42 IN IN43 LA LA44 OH OH45 AL AL46 AR AR47 TN TN48 MS MS49 KY KY50 WV WV

2011 2012

Wel 20 24

Life 29 28

Emo 18 23

Phy 39 37

Hea 8 9

Wor 4 21

Bas 24 25


*Ranking of 189 Metropolitan Statictical Areas, following U.S. Census Bureau Definitions for Metropolitan Statistical Areas*Source: Gallup-Healthways Index Survey 2012 n = 353,564 and 2011 n = 353,492*Source: 2013 Nielson Claritas, CBSA Population

Oregon MSA Rankings Ranking from data collected January 2, 2012 - December 30, 2012

Population

Eugene,Springfield

287,034

Portland,Vancouver,Beaverton

1,757,952

Salem

296,513

Medford

161,896

Overall Rank 2012 45 57 90 133

2011 51 72 58 65

Life Evaluation 2012 147 106 66 136

2011 122 71 67 78

Emotional Health 2012 18 87 33 121

2011 144 83 54 130

Physical Health 2012 139 85 140 175

2011 148 129 122 173

Healthy Behavior 2012 22 47 80 23

2011 47 59 28 35

Work Environment 2012 20 58 115 145

2011 7 78 82 18

Basic Access 2012 45 63 112 123

2011 93 62 76 88

Top Quintile 2nd Quintile 3rd Quintile 4th Quintile 5th Quintile

State

24

20

28

29

23

18

37

39

9

8

21

4

25

24


Oregon Congressional District RankingsRanking from data collected January 2, 2012 - December 30, 2012

*Ranking of 436 Congressional Districts*Source: Gallup-Healthways Index Survey 2012 n = 353,564 and 2011 n = 353,492

OR-01 OR-02 OR-03 OR-04 OR-05

Overall Rank 2012 107 301 184 226 127

2011 42 205 282 233 158

Life Evaluation 2012 155 357 232 321 166

2011 40 319 322 394 157

Emotional Health 2012 98 258 209 151 116

2011 56 141 233 349 250

Physical Health 2012 194 382 280 357 316

2011 254 341 304 385 289

Healthy Behavior 2012 86 73 67 82 103

2011 43 40 132 55 87

Work Environment 2012 227 270 222 212 146

2011 98 169 305 39 198

Basic Access 2012 109 296 194 231 130

2011 93 258 255 265 164

Top Quintile 2nd Quintile 5th Quintile3rd Quintile 4th Quintile

State

24

20

28

29

23

18

37

39

9

8

21

4

25

24


State Congressional District Definitions

1.00Congressional District #1

Counties:

Cities:

Clackamas County, Clatsop County, Columbia County, Malheur County, Multnomah County, Polk County, Tillamook County, Washington County, Yamhill County

Amity, Arch Cape, Astoria, Banks, Beaverton, Buxton, Carlton, Clatskanie, Columbia City, Cornelius, Dayton, Deer Island, Dundee, Forest Grove, Gales Creek, Gaston, Grand Ronde,Hammond, Hillsboro, Jordan Valley, Lafayette, Lake Oswego, Manning, McMinnville, Nehalem, Newberg, North Plains, Nyssa, Portland, Rainier, Saint Helens, Salem, Scappoose, Seaside,Sheridan, Sherwood, Timber, Tolovana Park, Tualatin, Vernonia, Warren, Warrenton, Willamina, Wilsonville, Yamhill


Counties:

Cities:

Baker County, Crook County, Deschutes County, Gilliam County, Grant County, Harney County, Hood River County, Jackson County, Jefferson County, Josephine County, Klamath County,Lake County, Malheur County, Morrow County, Sherman County, Umatilla County, Union County, Wallowa County, Wasco County, Wheeler County

Adams, Adel, Adrian, Antelope, Arlington, Ashland, Ashwood, Athena, Baker City, Bates, Beatty, Bend, Boardman, Bonanza, Brogan, Brothers, Burns, Butte Falls, Camp Sherman, CanyonCity, Cascade Locks, Central Point, Chemult, Chiloquin, Condon, Cove, Crescent, Culver, Dairy, Dayville, Drewsey, Dufur, Eagle Point, Echo, Elgin, Enterprise, Fields, Fort Rock, Fossil,Gilchrist, Gold Hill, Grants Pass, Grass Valley, Haines, Halfway, Harper, Helix, Heppner, Hereford, Hermiston, Hines, Hood River, Huntington, Imbler, Imnaha, Ione, Ironside, Irrigon,Jacksonville, Jamieson, John Day, Jordan Valley, Joseph, Juntura, Keno, Kent, Kimberly, Klamath Falls, La Grande, La Pine, Lakeview, Lexington, Long Creek, Lostine, Madras, Malin,Maupin, Medford, Merrill, Milton Freewater, Mitchell, Monument, Moro, Mosier, Mount Hood Parkdale, Mount Vernon, New Pine Creek, North Powder, Nyssa, Ontario, Oxbow, Paisley, Paulina,Pendleton, Phoenix, Pilot Rock, Plush, Post, Powell Butte, Prairie City, Princeton, Prineville, Prospect, Redmond, Richland, Riley, Rogue River, Rufus, Seneca, Shady Cove, Silver Lake,Sisters, Sprague River, Spray, Stanfield, Summer Lake, Summerville, Sumpter, Talent, Terrebonne, The Dalles, Trail, Tygh Valley, Umatilla, Union, Unity, Vale, Wallowa, Warm Springs,Wasco, Westfall, Weston, White City, Wolf Creek


Counties:

Cities:

Clackamas County, Columbia County, Hood River County, Multnomah County, Washington County

Beavercreek, Boring, Brightwood, Cascade Locks, Clackamas, Colton, Corbett, Eagle Creek, Estacada, Fairview, Gladstone, Government Camp, Gresham, Hillsboro, North Plains, OregonCity, Portland, Rhododendron, Sandy, Scappoose, Troutdale, Welches


State Congressional District Definitions


Counties:

Cities:

Benton County, Coos County, Curry County, Douglas County, Jackson County, Josephine County, Klamath County, Lake County, Lane County, Lincoln County, Linn County, Marion County,Polk County

Agness, Albany, Alsea, Azalea, Bandon, Blachly, Blodgett, Blue River, Broadbent, Brookings, Brownsville, Camas Valley, Canyonville, Cascadia, Cave Junction, Chemult, Cheshire, Coos Bay,Coquille, Corvallis, Cottage Grove, Creswell, Days Creek, Deadwood, Dexter, Dorena, Drain, Elkton, Elmira, Eugene, Fall Creek, Florence, Foster, Gardiner, Gates, Glendale, Glide, GoldBeach, Grants Pass, Halsey, Harrisburg, Idanha, Idleyld Park, Jacksonville, Jefferson, Junction City, Kerby, Lakeside, Langlois, Lebanon, Lorane, Lowell, Lyons, Mapleton, Marcola, Merlin, MillCity, Monmouth, Monroe, Myrtle Creek, Myrtle Point, New Pine Creek, North Bend, Noti, O Brien, Oakland, Oakridge, Philomath, Pleasant Hill, Port Orford, Powers, Reedsport, Riddle,Roseburg, Scio, Scottsburg, Selma, Shedd, Sixes, Springfield, Stayton, Sutherlin, Sweet Home, Swisshome, Tangent, Tenmile, Tidewater, Tiller, Umpqua, Veneta, Vida, Walterville, Walton,Westfir, Westlake, Wilderville, Williams, Winston, Wolf Creek, Yoncalla


Counties:

Cities:

Benton County, Clackamas County, Lincoln County, Linn County, Marion County, Multnomah County, Polk County, Tillamook County, Washington County, Yamhill County

Albany, Alsea, Amity, Aumsville, Aurora, Bay City, Beaver, Beavercreek, Blodgett, Canby, Clackamas, Cloverdale, Colton, Corvallis, Dallas, Depoe Bay, Detroit, Eddyville, Estacada, Falls City,Gates, Gervais, Gladstone, Grand Ronde, Hebo, Hubbard, Idanha, Independence, Jefferson, Lake Oswego, Lincoln City, Logsden, Lyons, Mill City, Molalla, Monmouth, Mount Angel, Mulino,Nehalem, Neotsu, Neskowin, Newberg, Newport, Oregon City, Otis, Philomath, Portland, Rickreall, Rockaway Beach, Saint Paul, Salem, Sandy, Scotts Mills, Seal Rock, Sheridan, Sherwood,Siletz, Silverton, South Beach, Stayton, Sublimity, Tidewater, Tillamook, Toledo, Tualatin, Turner, Waldport, West Linn, Willamina, Wilsonville, Woodburn, Yachats


Survey Dates: January 2, 2012 through December 30, 2012

Sample Information:Total Surveys: 353,564 Respondents aged 18 and older

Maximum Sample Size: Cities: 14,544 respondents States: 32,189 respondents Congressional Districts: 2,274 respondents*

Minimum Sample Size: Cities: 309 respondentsStates: 910 respondents Congressional Districts: 314 respondents*

Margin of Error: For results based on the overall 353,564 respondents, one can say with 95% confidence that the maximummargin of sampling error is +/-0.2 percentage points.

*For results based on 5,000 +/-1.4 percentage points*For results based on 1,000 +/-3.1 percentage points*For results based on 500 +/-4.4 percentage points*For results based on 300 +/-5.7 percentage points

Composite Results:0 (bottom) to100 (top) Scale

In addition to sampling error, question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias intothe findings of public opinion polls.

The Well-Being Index composite result is an average of six domains: life evaluation, emotional health, physical health, healthy behaviors, work environment and basic access. Among states, overall Well-Being Index results ranged from a high of 71.1 (Hawaii) to a low of 61.3 (West Virginia). The 2012 national average for Well-Being was 66.7, Life Evaluation 49.5, Emotional Health 79.4, Physical Health 77.0, Health Behaviors 64.5 , Work Environment 47.8 and Basic Access 82.3.

Position Scale:For detailed descriptions of the domains, visit the methodology section of www.well-beingindex.com.

Each state is positioned from 1-50, based on composite scores as compared to all States; Each Congressional District ispositioned from 1-436, based on composite scores as compared to all Congressional Districts; Each City (MetropolitanStatistical Area) is positioned from 1-189, based on composite scores as compared to all cities.

"The survey methods for Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index relies on live (not automated) interviewers, dual-frame telephone sampling (which includeslisted landlines as well as random digit dial (RDD) wireless phone sampling to reach those in wireless-only households), and a random selection method forchoosing respondents within a landline household. Additionally, daily tracking includes Spanish-language interviews for respondents who speak onlySpanish, and includes interviews in Alaska and Hawaii. The data are weighted daily to compensate for disproportionalities in selection probabilities andnon-response. The data are weighted to match targets from the U.S. Census Bureau by age, sex, region, gender, education, ethnicity and race. The dataare weighted to match the Center for Disease Control’s National Health Interview Survey targets for telephone status."

"The Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index Composite Score is comprised of six sub-indices: Life Evaluation, Emotional Health, Physical Health, HealthyBehavior, Work Environment and Basic Access. The Life Evaluation Sub-Index is partially based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale and combinesthe evaluation of one’s present life situation with one’s anticipated life situation five years from now. The Emotional Health Sub-Index is primarily a compositeof respondents’ daily experiences, asking respondents to think about how they felt yesterday along nine dimensions. The Physical Health Sub-Index iscomprised of questions related to: Body Mass Index, disease burden, sick days, physical pain, daily energy, history of disease and daily health experiences.The Healthy Behavior Sub-Index includes items measuring life style habits with established relationships to health outcomes. The Work EnvironmentSub-Index surveys workers on several factors to gauge their feelings and perceptions about their work environment. The Basic Access Sub-Index is basedon thirteen items measuring resident’s access to food, shelter, healthcare and a safe and satisfying place to live."

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