Our Tools

Data Dive consolidates Bexar County data on health, demographics, education, economics, and more. Users can explore data by county, census tract, ZIP code, or the new Statistical Small Area (SSA) for easy comparisons across different geographies and groups.

The portal is a central repository for data on the nature and severity of food insecurity in San Antonio and an analysis of its root causes and health impacts. The content of this page was developed by the research team at the UTHealth Houston School of Public Health: Dr. Ryan Ramphul, Alexander Devora, and Rebecca Hurliman.

CINow annually updates the data for the ReadyKidSA Coalition Scorecard, a dashboard that captures progress on ReadyKidSA‘s goals and helps guide strategy on an ongoing basis. These indicators and data were developed for United Way to help them set the agenda for ReadyKidSA.

Somos Neighbors connects us with each other, with an understanding of the neighborhoods we live in, and with action to close the life expectancy gap. If we work together we can live long healthy lives in the neighborhoods we love, no matter where in the county we live.

Get more out of Census American Community Survey (ACS) five-year estimates by using Sidekick to calculate aggregate estimates and margins of error for non-standard demographic groupings and geographic areas across Texas.

The Data Explorer allows you to find vetted, trustworthy data by topic, by county, or by special focus area. CINow has pulled this collection of external resources together to make it faster to find good, relevant data and information.

Bexar County’s health disparities are best seen by looking through both a demographic lens (race/ethnicity, sex, age group) and a place lens (census tract, ZIP code tabulation area). Take a look at each section below to learn more about disparities in COVID-19 burden and other community issues.

The interactive tool displays response rate trends for the county, area cities and towns, and census tracts, comparing current response rates to 2020 goals and the 2010 mail return rate. Built with support from the San Antonio Area Foundation, this tool was launched to help the joint city-county Complete Count Committee (CCC) and others monitor local response rates and finely target outreach strategies.

In late 2021 CINow won a highly-competitive grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health to help people in Bexar County access and use data to reduce health disparities and inequities. Learn more about our progress and find published quarterly progress reports here.