Smith County

TexasFIPS 48423

Pop. 233,4796 HospitalsSVI 0.82RUCC 3 (Metro)PC HPSADental HPSAMH HPSA

Health Snapshot

MetricSmith CountyState Avg 
Diabetes Prevalence12.4%13.4%▼
Adult Obesity39.7%39.3%▲
Uninsured Rate18.6%19.8%▼
PCPs per 10K9.94.5▼
Premature Death (YPLL)9,375.144—

Source: County Health Rankings (2025)

Workforce Supply

252
Primary Care Physicians
102.8 per 100k
551
NPs & PAs
224.7 per 100k
159
Dentists
1,282
Hospital Beds
5.2 per 1,000
$13,244.54
Medicare Per Capita
1828.0%
Readmission Rate

Source: Area Health Resources File (AHRF) 2024-2025

CDC PLACES Health Indicators

IndicatorSmith CountyState Avg 
Diabetes13.7%—
Obesity37.8%—
Depression23.4%—
Frequent Mental Distress18.0%—
COPD7.2%—
Current Smoking14.0%—
Heart Disease6.7%—
Stroke3.8%—
High Blood Pressure36.9%—
Poor General Health22.4%—
Disability33.9%—
No Leisure Physical Activity28.0%—
Binge Drinking16.0%—
Uninsured16.0%—

Source: CDC PLACES 2023-2024. Values are age-adjusted prevalence (%).

Social Vulnerability Index

Overall0.82
Socioeconomic Status0.73
Household Composition & Disability0.79
Minority Status & Language0.80
Housing Type & Transportation0.77

Source: CDC/ATSDR SVI 2022. Score 0-1; higher = more vulnerable.

Health Professional Shortage Areas

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Primary Care
Designated Shortage Area
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Dental Health
Designated Shortage Area
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Mental Health
Designated Shortage Area

Source: HRSA Bureau of Health Workforce

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Data from CMS Provider of Services, County Health Rankings, CDC Social Vulnerability Index, HRSA Bureau of Health Workforce, AHRF 2024-2025, CDC PLACES 2023-2024, and UNC Sheps Center. Last updated: 2026-03-11.