Health and Social Services

Annual reports on crash locations in Massachusetts, ranked by number of reported crashes, weighted by severity.

Top crash locations are based on a clustering of crashes that have been submitted to the statewide crash system. They have been ranked based on the weighting of the number and severity of crashes. This should only be used as an initial evaluation tool.

Download reports and data on tuberculosis incidences in Massachusetts, including a 5-year summary and demographic breakouts.

The map provides a filterable database to help the public find urgent care locations in their community that offer specific services, service times, or accept their insurance type. Urgent care centers are for mild illnesses and minor injuries.

The following dashboards provide data on contagious respiratory viruses, including acute respiratory diseases, COVID-19, influenza (flu), and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in Massachusetts. The data presented here can help track trends in respiratory disease and vaccination activity across Massachusetts.

The Registry of Vital Records and Statistics collects and produces statistical data about births, deaths and other vital events in the Commonwealth.

The Environmental Toxicology Program tests for waterborne health hazards at ocean and freshwater beaches across Massachusetts.

Access to safe and quality options for physical activity and affordable healthy foods are essential to good health. This topic area shows the relationship between these factors, education and race/ethnicity.

People of color are more likely to have lower-paying, part-time jobs with lower benefits. Reduced access to these benefits creates barriers to preventative medical care.

Communities of color are more often marketing targets for unhealthy products. They are also less likely to receive advice and treatment for quitting tobacco.