The 2025 County Health Rankings & Roadmaps report for Nevada has been released, and shows that Clark County is performing slightly better than the average Nevada county in population health and well-being, which includes length and quality of life.
Clark County also ranks slightly better than the average county in the nation. That said, Clark County ranks slightly worse than the average Nevada county in community conditions, which include social and economic factors, the physical environment and health infrastructure.
The rankings, published by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute, provide a snapshot of local health data which states to compare counties on health outcomes such as premature death and life expectancy, as well as health factors including adult smoking, obesity, access to primary care physicians and high school completion rates.
Clark County’s strengths include access to exercise opportunities. Data shows 96% of county residents live near a park or recreation facility, compared to 91% statewide and 84% nationally. An area for improvement is the county’s flu vaccination rate. Among Clark County Medicare enrollees, 36% received an annual flu vaccine, compared to 48% nationally. T
The full 2025 report is available at www.countyhealthrankings.org/