Hospitals in Hawaii Cities

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Aiea, HI

Aiea
Summary:

The city of Aiea has 1 hospital. As of 2000, it's population was 9,019 giving it a single hospital for all the residents.

Hospitals:
1
Population:
9,019
Per Capita:
1 per 9,019 residents or 1.11 per 10,000 residents
 
 

Ewa Beach, HI

Ewa Beach
Summary:

The city of Ewa Beach has 1 hospital. As of 2000, it's population was 14,650 giving it a single hospital for all the residents.

Hospitals:
1
Population:
14,650
Per Capita:
1 per 14,650 residents or 0.68 per 10,000 residents
 
 

Hilo, HI

Hilo
Summary:

The city of Hilo has 1 hospital. As of 2000, it's population was 40,759 giving it a single hospital for all the residents.

Hospitals:
1
Population:
40,759
Per Capita:
1 per 40,759 residents or 0.25 per 10,000 residents
 
 

Honolulu, HI

Honolulu
Summary:

The city of Honolulu has 5 hospitals. As of 2000, it's population was 371,657 giving it a hospital for every 74,331 residents.

Hospitals:
5
Population:
371,657
Per Capita:
1 per 74,331 residents or 0.13 per 10,000 residents
 
 

Kailua, HI

Kailua
Summary:

The city of Kailua has 1 hospital. As of 2000, it's population was 36,513 giving it a single hospital for all the residents.

Hospitals:
1
Population:
36,513
Per Capita:
1 per 36,513 residents or 0.27 per 10,000 residents
 
 

Kealakekua, HI

Kealakekua
Summary:

The city of Kealakekua has 1 hospital. As of 2000, it's population was 1,645 giving it a single hospital for all the residents.

Hospitals:
1
Population:
1,645
Per Capita:
1 per 1,645 residents or 6.08 per 10,000 residents
 
 

Lihue, HI

Lihue
Summary:

The city of Lihue has 1 hospital. As of 2000, it's population was 5,674 giving it a single hospital for all the residents.

Hospitals:
1
Population:
5,674
Per Capita:
1 per 5,674 residents or 1.76 per 10,000 residents
 
 

Wahiawa, HI

Wahiawa
Summary:

The city of Wahiawa has 1 hospital. As of 2000, it's population was 16,151 giving it a single hospital for all the residents.

Hospitals:
1
Population:
16,151
Per Capita:
1 per 16,151 residents or 0.62 per 10,000 residents
 
 

Wailuku, HI

Wailuku
Summary:

The city of Wailuku has 1 hospital. As of 2000, it's population was 12,296 giving it a single hospital for all the residents.

Hospitals:
1
Population:
12,296
Per Capita:
1 per 12,296 residents or 0.81 per 10,000 residents
 
 

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Hawaii at a Glace

People

Hawaii had a total population of 1,211,537 in 2000, of which 295,767 were children under the age of 18 and 160,601 were seniors 65 and older. The median age was 36.2.

Total Population:
1,211,537
Males:
608,671 (50.2%)
Female:
602,866 (49.8%)
Median Age:
36.2
Children (0-17):
295,767 (24.4%)
Adults (18-64):
755,169 (62.3%)
Seniors (65+):
160,601 (13.3%)
 
 

Health

Roughly 87% of all residents and 90% of children under 18 had health insurance coverage. The average number of disabilities per resident is 0.29, which does not include institutionalized individuals.

Insured All:
86.9%
Insured 0-17:
89.9%
Disabilities:
0.29 (Per Capita)
Dialysis Centers:
18
Doctors:
5,328
Home Agencies:
14
Hospitals:
15
Nursing Homes:
46
Medical Suppliers:
251
Rehab Centers:
111
 
 

Wealth

The median family income in 1999 was $56,961 while the median household income was $49,820. Roughly 10.41% of the population live in poverty.

Family Income:
$56,961
Household Income:
$49,820
In Poverty:
10.41%
 
 

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