top of page
Medicaidfocus-logo

FoCUS: Facts on Care in the US

Brown_School-of-Public-Health_Primary logo

Download the Data

Complete the form below to receive downloadable Excel files containing FoCUS data, delivered directly to your inbox.

Which files would you like to download?
Reason for download :
How did you hear about us?

  1. In text: FoCUS is sponsored by the National Institute on Aging (1P01AG027296) through a cooperative agreement with the Brown University School of Public Health.

  2. To cite this website/data: FoCUS Public Use Data sponsored by the National Institute on Aging (P01 AG027296) through a cooperative agreement with the Brown University School of Public Health. Available at www.factsoncare.org

HELP SHAPE FUTURE FoCUS DATA

What data would help your research?

Tell us what measures or information you would like to see added to FoCUS. Your suggestions will help us identify opportunities to expand the resources and better support your work.

Which FoCUS resource is this relevant to?

Complementary Data Resources for FoCUS Users

These resources act as a starting point for exploring complementary data and identifying opportunities to link FoCUS data with additional information to support your research.

Area Health Resource Files

Link FoCUS to county-level data to assess local provider availability and health care capacity.

Link FoCUS to KFF’s state-level data to help users contextualize FoCUS findings within broader state policy environments.

Kaiser Family Foundation State Health Facts

Link FoCUS to longitudinal nursing facility EHR data and Medicare claims to study resident characteristics, care delivery, and outcomes.

Long-Term Care Data Cooperative

Area Deprivation Index

Link FocUS to neighborhood-level deprivation measures to examine how socioeconomic disadvantage relates to service access and outcomes.

Dartmouth Atlas

Link to geographic measures of health care utilization, spending, and delivery to examine regional variations.

County Health Rankings & Roadmaps

Link with county-level health and socioeconomic measures to examine how community conditions relate to service access and outcomes.

bottom of page