Explore Epidemiology Data
Interactive Data Visualization Tools
Look up public health data for suburban Cook County that explores key health indicators, trends, and community conditions in an easy-to-use, visual format.
Interactive Data visualization tools turn raw data into visual, interactive tools that make it easier to see patterns, compare groups, and make decisions. Use filters, maps, and charts to compare groups, see trends, and get the exact numbers you need, no special software required.
Health Atlas
The Cook County Health Atlas is an interactive tool that allows anybody to look up data and download visualizations. The Atlas provides tools for exploring and communicating environmental, neighborhood, and other social determinants of health. Data from the American Community Survey, public health surveillance data, and population health survey data will be accessible on the data visualization platform.
CCDPH Interactive Data Apps
Take a deep dive into the surveillance dashboard and find updated local health information about opioids, flu, COVID-19, RSV, and West Nile Virus and school vaccination data. Find current risk levels, maps, hospitalizations, deaths, by location.
Population Characteristics
See how population changes over time for suburban Cook County, or municipalities.
Opioid Data Dashboard
This dashboard was developed by the Cook County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) to provide a clear, data driven picture of the opioid epidemic in suburban Cook County. It integrates multiple sources: death records, hospital discharge data, naloxone distribution, and census population estimates to highlight trends over time, differences across communities, and the reach of risk reduction strategies.
Cook County Government Open Data
Look up vital statistics data in Cook County such birth and death data only – there are no visualizations in this data portal.
Community Health Status assessment
View the results of the CCDPH Community Health Status Assessments from 2010, 2021 and 2025. A collection of data analysis to selected indicators that assists in better integrating health equity and community engagement into the public health process.
Vital Statistics (Births and Deaths)
CCDPH provides comprehensive data on population health, health behaviors, disease, injury, and life expectancy for residents of its suburban Cook County jurisdiction. Data is also available for smaller geographic areas, including municipalities, districts, and other subdivisions within CCDPH’s coverage area (see Suburban Cook County Community and District Map).
Youth Risk Behavior Survey
The Cook County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) conducted the Suburban Cook County Youth Risk Behavior Survey (SCC YRBS) in 2020, 2022, and 2024. This survey assesses health behaviors among public high school students in grades 9–12 across 125 suburban municipalities.
Modeled after the CDC’s national Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS), the SCC YRBS collects data on topics such as injuries, violence, substance use, sexual health, nutrition, physical activity, and other health-related behaviors. After a decade-long gap since the last survey in 2010, CCDPH resumed the effort in 2020, using both paper and electronic survey formats.
The results help guide public health programs and policies that promote the well-being of adolescents in Suburban Cook County.
Learn more about the survey and access the 2020 Report, 2022 report, and 2024 report.
Additional youth-related health data for Suburban Cook County residents can be found at: www.cookcountyhealthatlas.org
If you do not find the data you are looking for, please complete the Data Request Form and you will be contacted regarding your request.
Cook County Health Survey
An annual survey conducted by CCDPH in 2022 that asks 8,000 respondents about access to healthcare, childhood experiences, diet, financial security, mental health and substance use, amongst other topics.
Other Sources of Data
- Illinois health data and information (IDPH)
- Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance data (IDPH)
- National health statistics (CDC)
- General population statistics (Census.gov)
Updated December 15, 2025, 11:18 PM