Blog - Category Data Snacks
Nursing Home Populations Across the United States
A Washington state nursing home was Ground Zero for the coronavirus pandemic, prompting nursing homes across the country to take extreme precautions to prevent the vir... more
Uninsured Americans Likely to be Most Prolific Coronavirus Carriers
The percentage of Americans with no health insurance plummeted rapidly after the 2010 passage of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare. The decline, however, app... more
Social Isolation Likely to be Felt Most Acutely in New York City
A Seattle-area nursing home was Ground Zero for the coronavirus epidemic, but the responsibility for containing the potential lethal disease with social isolation is l... more
Coronavirus Pandemic Expected to Cause Widespread Closures
More than 14 million people – roughly 1 in every 23 Americans – are employed by the food services and accommodation industries, according to a Social... more
Where to Take Shelter?
Sheltering in place may be a bit easier around the nation’s capital than one might imagine. A Social Explorer analysis found that 225 – more than one-fourt... more
Highest-Risk Coronavirus Communities Include 1.5 Million Americans
In the middle of a pandemic, where can the greatest number of people do the most good? Quite possibly, south Florida. More than 1.5 million Americans live in the natur... more
Amidst a Global Pandemic, more Americans are Working from Home
A Social Explorer analysis of 2014-18 American Community Survey shows 4.2 million Americans worked from home. That’s a significant numerical increase from 2010, ... more
Millennials in prime homebuying ages – 25 to 34 years old – are out there. But where?
Millennials in prime homebuying ages – 25 to 34 years old – are out there. But where? According to the 2014-18 American Community Survey, the heaviest conc... more