Births With Less than Adequate Prenatal Care - Michigan

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Births With Less than Adequate Prenatal Care (Percent) – 2007

Data Provided by: Michigan League for Public Policy

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10.5% - 17.1%
Montmorency	10.5%
Huron	12.3%
Midland	12.6%
Otsego	12.9%
Cheboygan	12.9%
Saint Clair	13.3%
Oakland	14.0%
Presque Isle	14.6%
Saginaw	14.7%
Shiawassee	14.7%
Alpena	15.0%
Grand Traverse	15.3%
Chippewa	16.4%
Emmet	16.4%
Crawford	16.4%
Clinton	16.5%
Bay	16.6%
Macomb	16.7%
Eaton	16.9%
Tuscola	17.0%
Benzie	17.1%
17.2% - 22.0%
Alcona	17.5%
Livingston	17.9%
Genesee	18.1%
Ottawa	18.2%
Kalkaska	18.4%
Dickinson	18.6%
Ogemaw	18.8%
Lapeer	18.9%
Calhoun	19.2%
Leelanau	19.2%
Roscommon	19.5%
Ontonagon	19.9%
Ingham	20.3%
Charlevoix	20.7%
Gogebic	20.8%
Iron	21.2%
Lenawee	21.3%
Arenac	21.4%
Marquette	21.9%
Allegan	22.0%
22.1% - 28.1%
Barry	22.2%

22.1% - 28.1%
Alger	22.2%
Wexford	22.3%
Ionia	22.3%
Sanilac	22.4%
Antrim	22.4%
Newaygo	22.8%
Montcalm	22.9%
Houghton	22.9%
Menominee	23.5%
Baraga	23.7%
Missaukee	23.9%
Kent	24.1%
Mecosta	24.3%
Gladwin	24.9%
Osceola	25.1%
Washtenaw	25.7%
Mackinac	25.7%
Kalamazoo	26.0%
Manistee	26.1%
Clare	26.8%
Iosco	27.4%
Lake	27.4%
Isabella	27.5%
Jackson	28.1%
28.2% - 37.3%
Saint Joseph	28.5%
Gratiot	28.7%
Mason	28.7%
Monroe	28.8%
Wayne	29.3%
Cass	30.3%
Van Buren	30.8%
Muskegon	31.4%
Delta	31.6%
Branch	32.5%
Oscoda	33.1%
Hillsdale	33.1%
Keweenaw	33.3%
Luce	34.9%
Oceana	36.2%
Berrien	37.1%
Schoolcraft	37.3%

Definitions: The data are based on the morher's county of resident. The number reflects live births in which the mother received lless than adequate prenatal care; the percent is the number divided by the total live births. An * indicates the count is less than 6, so no percent is listed.

Data Source: Source: Michigan Department of Community Health, Vital Records and Health Data Development Section.

Footnotes: These data are based on three-year averages, with the latest year listed. Rates are not calculated for counties with occurrences that total less than six over the three-year period. NA represents the uncalculated rates.

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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Jane Zehnder-Merrell, Kids Count in Michigan Project Director

The Michigan League for Human Services (MLHS) is a statewide citizens non-profit organization dedicated to education, research and advocacy for the benefit of low income and other vulnerable citizens in the state of Michigan. MLHS has served the human services community in Michigan since 1912.

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