Mid-Hudson Valley

Health

People Living with HIV

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People Living with HIV

What does this measure?

The number of people living with HIV, per 100,000 residents.

Why is this important?

HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, is a serious though preventable infection that has a disproportionate impact on ethnic and racial minorities. Although there is no cure, new treatments are helping people with HIV live longer. Still, these treatment regimens are complex, cause serious side effects, and become ineffective as HIV mutates.

How is the region performing?

In 2019, there were 103 people living with HIV per 100,000 residents in the Mid-Hudson Valley region, slightly higher than the state (excluding NYC) rate of 93. The rate increased by 2% in the region since 2002. Columbia had the highest rate per 100,000 residents (163), followed by Greene (153). Putnam and Orange counties had the lowest rates (56 and 96 respectively).

Notes about the data

Figures do not include prisoners, as counts with prisoners increased rates dramatically for counties with correctional facilities. Data for this indicator are expected to be released in the fourth quarter, with a two-year delay.

People Living with HIV

	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019
Region	101	105	102	96	94	90	88	86	83	83	84	85	90	93	98	100	98	103
Columbia County	97	100	104	94	93	98	96	89	100	102	109	125	140	140	143	148	146	163
Dutchess County	112	117	109	110	111	103	88	89	83	82	84	82	82	90	97	104	102	107
Greene County	106	105	105	79	85	87	101	122	83	86	101	104	110	105	116	116	135	153
Orange County	91	93	89	88	83	83	82	79	83	82	83	84	93	89	91	92	91	96
Putnam County	39	43	37	33	34	31	31	40	35	46	43	48	50	52	59	59	53	56
Sullivan County	180	188	186	154	144	131	134	126	129	119	112	107	115	120	135	125	114	105
Ulster County	107	112	116	107	103	95	103	95	84	85	83	84	84	99	100	102	98	104
NYS (excluding NYC)	78	81	80	78	77	74	75	75	74	75	77	79	82	88	94	94	93	93

Source: New York State Department of Health
Notes: Figures are per 100,000 residents. HIV data excludes prisoners.

Total HIV Cases

	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019
Region	1,119	1,174	1,151	1,089	1,064	1,020	999	987	950	950	956	967	1,018	1,055	1,108	1,135	1,111	1,173
Columbia County	61	63	66	60	59	62	61	56	63	64	68	78	87	86	87	89	87	97
Dutchess County	321	339	320	324	327	304	261	264	248	244	249	243	243	265	283	306	300	315
Greene County	51	51	51	39	42	43	50	60	41	42	49	50	53	50	55	55	64	72
Orange County	321	334	324	320	303	304	303	295	310	307	311	315	347	334	345	350	348	370
Putnam County	38	43	37	33	34	31	31	40	35	46	43	48	50	52	58	58	52	55
Sullivan County	134	142	142	118	111	102	104	98	100	92	86	82	87	90	101	94	86	79
Ulster County	193	202	211	195	188	174	189	174	153	155	150	151	151	178	179	183	174	185
NYS (excluding NYC)	8,576	8,973	8,949	8,636	8,526	8,236	8,335	8,351	8,294	8,456	8,615	8,832	9,254	9,687	10,239	10,236	10,161	10,190

Source: New York State Department of Health
Notes: Figures exclude prisoners.

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INDICATORS	TREND \| STATE
Children Living in Poverty	Increasing
Children Living in Poverty, by Race/Ethnicity	Not Applicable
Single-Parent Families	Increasing
Single-Parent Families, by Race/Ethnicity	Not Applicable
Rate of Child Abuse and Neglect	Decreasing
Rate of Foster Care Admissions	Decreasing
Teen Pregnancy	Decreasing
Live Births to Teen Mothers	Decreasing
Juvenile Delinquency Intakes	Decreasing
Bullying at School	Decreasing
Average Charitable Giving	Increasing
Voter Registration Rate	Increasing
Voter Participation Rate	Increasing
Total Population	Increasing
Population by Age	Not Applicable
Population by Race/Ethnicity	Not Applicable
Household Types	Not Applicable
Change in Total Jobs	Decreasing
Foreign-Born Population	Increasing
Employment by Sector	Not Applicable
Spending for County Government	Increasing
Tourism Revenue	Decreasing
Preschoolers Receiving Special Education Services	Increasing
Prekindergarten Participation	Increasing
Students Receiving Special Education Services	Decreasing
Per-Student Spending	Increasing
Student Performance on Grade 4 English, by Student Group	Not Applicable
Student Performance on Grade 4 English, by Race/Ethnicity	Not Applicable
Student Performance on Grade 4 Math, by Student Group	Not Applicable
Student Performance on Grade 4 Math, by Race/Ethnicity	Not Applicable
High School Cohort Graduation Rate	Increasing
High School Cohort Dropout Rate	Decreasing
High School GED Rate	Maintaining
Plans of High School Graduates	Not Applicable
Education Levels of Adults	Not Applicable
Education Levels of Adults, by Race/Ethnicity	Not Applicable
Median Household Income	Maintaining
Median Household Income, by Race/Ethnicity	Not Applicable
People Living in Poverty	Increasing
People Living in Poverty, by Race/Ethnicity	Not Applicable
Seniors Living in Poverty	Maintaining
Children Receiving Subsidized Child Care	Maintaining
Veterans Living in Poverty	Decreasing
Economically Disadvantaged Students	Increasing
Earned Income Tax Credit Participation	Decreasing
Living Wage Rate by Household Type	Not Applicable
Income in Relation to Poverty Level	Not Applicable
People Without Health Insurance	Decreasing
Early Prenatal Care, by Mother's Race/Ethnicity	Not Applicable
Domestic Violence	Decreasing
Deaths from Drug Overdoses	Increasing
Babies with Low Birth Weights	Maintaining
People Living wth HIV	Increasing
Mental Health Clinic Visits	Decreasing
Homeownership Rates	Maintaining
Homeless Persons	Decreasing
Housing Affordability for Homeowners	Maintaining
Housing Affordability for Renters	Not Applicable
Violent Crimes	Decreasing