Taking Medication for High Blood Pressure by District — New York City

Map and ranking of Taking Medication for High Blood Pressure across New York City's 51 districts. Highest: District 20 (80%). Lowest: District 33 (61.2%). New York City avg: 74.5%. Data: 2023.
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Taking Medication for High Blood Pressure · all 51 New York City districts · 2023

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New York City citywide · Taking Medication for High Blood Pressure 74.5%
Highest district District 20: 80%
Lowest district District 33: 61.2%
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Note: Reflects current medication use among adults with high blood pressure.

Universe: Adults 18 years and over with high blood pressure · Geography: Census Tract · Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, PLACES (2023 BRFSS; 2019–2023 ACS)

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Min 61% 25th pct 72% Median 74% 75th pct 76% Max 80%

District ranking: Taking Medication for High Blood Pressure

#1 District 20 Sandra Ung 80%+5.5 pts
#2 District 19 Vickie Paladino 79.3%+4.8 pts
#3 District 23 Linda Lee 79.3%+4.8 pts
#4 District 27 Deputy Speaker Dr. Nantasha Williams 78.3%+3.8 pts
#5 District 12 Kevin C. Riley 78.1%+3.6 pts
#6 District 50 David Carr 78%+3.5 pts
#7 District 31 Selvena N. Brooks-Powers 77.8%+3.3 pts
#8 District 51 Frank Morano 77.7%+3.2 pts
#9 District 24 James F. Gennaro 77.1%+2.6 pts
#10 District 28 Tyrell "Ty" Hankerson 76.9%+2.4 pts
#11 District 29 Lynn Schulman 76.4%+1.8 pts
#12 District 49 Kamillah Hanks 76.3%+1.8 pts
#13 District 32 Joann Ariola 76.1%+1.6 pts
#14 District 48 Inna Vernikov 75.8%+1.3 pts
#15 District 46 Mercedes Narcisse 75.7%+1.2 pts
#16 District 45 Farah N. Louis 75.5%+1 pts
#17 District 11 Eric Dinowitz 75.4%+0.9 pts
#18 District 25 Shekar Krishnan 75.4%+0.9 pts
#19 District 6 Gale A. Brewer 75.4%+0.9 pts
#20 District 30 Phil Wong 75.3%+0.8 pts
#21 District 18 Amanda Farías 75.1%+0.6 pts
#22 District 42 Chris Banks 75%+0.5 pts
#23 District 13 Shirley Aldebol 74.8%+0.3 pts
#24 District 47 Kayla Santosuosso 74.3%-0.2 pts
#25 District 9 Yusef Salaam 74.3%-0.2 pts
#26 District 16 Althea Stevens 74.2%-0.3 pts
#27 District 41 Darlene Mealy 74%-0.5 pts
#28 District 4 Virginia Maloney 73.9%-0.6 pts
#29 District 43 Susan Zhuang 73.5%-1 pts
#30 District 17 Justin Sanchez 73.3%-1.2 pts
#31 District 40 Rita Joseph 73.2%-1.3 pts
#32 District 8 Elsie Encarnacion 73.2%-1.3 pts
#33 District 10 Carmen De La Rosa 73.1%-1.4 pts
#34 District 14 Pierina Ana Sanchez 73.1%-1.4 pts
#35 District 7 Majority Leader Shaun Abreu 72.9%-1.6 pts
#36 District 5 Speaker Julie Menin 72.6%-1.9 pts
#37 District 15 Oswald Feliz 72.6%-1.9 pts
#38 District 44 Simcha Felder 71.6%-2.9 pts
#39 District 21 Shanel Thomas-Henry 71.5%-3 pts
#40 District 22 Tiffany Cabán 70.2%-4.3 pts
#41 District 38 Alexa Avilés 70.2%-4.3 pts
#42 District 1 Christopher Marte 70.1%-4.4 pts
#43 District 26 Julie Won 69.5%-5 pts
#44 District 2 Harvey Epstein 69.3%-5.2 pts
#45 District 36 Chi Ossé 69.2%-5.3 pts
#46 District 35 Crystal Hudson 69.1%-5.4 pts
#47 District 3 Carl Wilson 68.2%-6.3 pts
#48 District 39 Shahana Hanif 67.9%-6.6 pts
#49 District 37 Sandy Nurse 67.3%-7.3 pts
#50 District 34 Jennifer Gutiérrez 63.5%-11 pts
#51 District 33 Lincoln Restler 61.2%-13.3 pts
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