Your next county decision starts with the evidence.
A one-time market-screening and preliminary-diligence starter for a single U.S. county: published shortage designations, health-center site presence, and county healthcare-sector wages and employment — HRSA shortage scores, MUA/P designations & FQHC site presence, and BLS wage context, assembled into an evidence PDF and complete source-linked CSV tables for the included datasets and release.
Not for sale yet — register your county below and we'll email you when it's ready.
Look up your county
Type a county name (or 5-digit FIPS) and see a real slice of its workforce brief — actual HRSA, BLS, and Census figures with their pull dates, not marketing estimates.
What you'll get
Shortage scores
HRSA Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) scores for primary care, dental, and mental health — plus FTEs short and rural-designation status.
Population & access context
Underserved population, published shortage-related ratios, poverty context, and medically-underserved (MUA/P) signals that frame local labor-market pressure.
Wage context
BLS QCEW healthcare-sector average wages and employment (ambulatory, home-health, nursing/residential) for the county — labor-cost context, not a salary guarantee.
Health-center presence
FQHC grantee and look-alike site presence and per-capita density. Site counts describe location, not appointment capacity; look-alikes do not necessarily receive health-center grant funding.
Every figure is sourced from public data and labeled with its vintage. Wage figures are BLS QCEW county averages (private ownership), not medians or salary offers. Where a value isn't published for a county, the brief says so — it never shows a fabricated number.
Wage and employment context is from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW 2024 annual averages, downloaded 2026-08-06). BLS.gov cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from BLS.gov. BLS does not endorse this product.
“Isn't this public data I could look up free?”
Yes. HRSA, BLS and Census publish the underlying data free, and HRSA also offers useful mapping tools. You pay ClarityPoint to organize the sources into a county-specific research brief with dates, context and limitations.
The brief does the assembly: one county, HPSA scores by discipline, MUA/P designations and FQHC site presence, and BLS healthcare wage context side by side. Check the free sample to decide whether that assembly is useful for your work.
See the complete example first
Read the Miami-Dade evidence online, or download its full PDF and CSV. Check the source dates and detail before you register.
Who it's for
- FQHCs and health centers scoping expansion or a new grant service area
- Small healthcare planning and grant-consulting teams preparing a client brief
- Rural health and clinic developers screening a county before committing
- Health-system workforce planners and consultants doing preliminary diligence
Research your county now
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