County of Los Angeles Open Data
This site represents the County of Los Angeles’ commitment to transparency, accountability, and community engagement – and further serve as a centralized data resource for data-driven projects. You will find a wide range of information to gain insights to the work of the County and its impact on residents.
Los Angeles Healthy Aging and Chronic Disease (LAACHA)
This dashboard summarizes data on the quality of life of older adults across Los Angeles County. The dashboard also provides data to support community members in applying for their own respective grants and creating innovative programs aimed to improve the lives of older adults in L.A. County.
California Department of Social Services (CDSS)
This monthly report includes data on the number of Adult Protective Services cases opened, active, or closed during the month. It includes the number of alleged abuse reports received, evaluated and investigated by Adult Protective Services. It also includes the number of cases of self-neglect and abuse perpetrated by others.
California Department of Aging (CDA)
The California Department of Aging(CDA) Data Portal provides a location that has comprehensive data on various CDA programs to strengthen public reporting practices while improving transparency and accountability.
Disability Prevalence in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles County is home to about 10 million people (2020 Census). Based on the latest American Community Survey (ACS) data, about one in nine to one in ten of these residents live with a disability, approximately 1.0–1.2 million individuals. Approximately 6.9% of Los Angeles County residents under age 65 have a disability. The overall percentage including older adults is higher, around 10–12%, comparable to California (11–12%) and slightly below the national rate (13.4%).
