About This Site
This website is sponsored by The Toronto Community Health Profiles Partnership to make detailed, area-level health data available to everyone. Our goal is to support action to reduce health inequities in Toronto. For more information see About Us.
What's New
• Combine Toronto Neighbourhoods to
Create Custom Geography
• Toronto Health Links (2008-2010) - data and maps
• Hospital Care for All, 2008-2010 - an equity report
• Hospitalizations (all cause) (2008-2010) maps
• Ontario Marginalization Index data and maps (2006)
• Toronto Walkability Index report (2012) and
maps (2006-2008)
• Download Data tables in EXCEL or HTML format
• Equity Charts by Income and Immigration
• Cancer Screening (2008-2011) data and maps
• Toronto Geographic Census Tracts Conversion file
• Emergency Department Care (2009) data and maps
• Mothers and Babies data and maps (2006-2008)
Coming Soon
• Top 5% Health Care Users
What Information Can You Find Here?
Find health information about your community by clicking on the Data, Maps & Equity Charts tab above OR search Health Profiles by topic and area using the Search Data by Topic tab.
We provide health and health-related indicators in three basic forms:
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Health Profiles: Community-level health indicators - the Health Profiles provide detailed statistics about people living in communities and how these communities compare with the City of Toronto overall. These data are available in table format.
Health Data Maps: Toronto or Ontario-wide health indicators - maps give an overview of how the health of different communities within Toronto or Ontario compare with each other.
Equity Analyses: Graphs are used to show how peoples' health may differ depending on their income or immigration status. These analyses focus on people living in communities and not the communities themselves.
Ontario Marginalization Index: The Ontario Marginalization Index (ON-Marg) can be used to understand inequalities in health and other social problems related to health among either population groups or geographic areas.
Toronto Walkability Index: The final composite index composed of four variables: population density, residential dwelling density, availability of retail destinations, and street connectivity, within a 10 minute walk.
Please see About the Data section for information about definitions, data quality and limitations, and selection and preparation of variables.
Please read the following terms and conditions of use carefully before
using the data: Terms Of Use.
