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Exhibit 23. Concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine
Notes: Top three concerns about adults and children and teens getting the COVID-19 vaccine shaded in blue.
Concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine presented as a percentage (%).
Not Knowing Which Vaccine is Best 8.3 13.0
Not Concerned About COVID-19 So Do Not Need a 13.8 7.0
Shot
Not Necessary Since They Had COVID-19 20.2 12.8
Worried about Possible Costs 1.8 1.8
Unclear How to Get the Shot / Difficult Accessing 2.3 6.5
Religious Objections 14.2 6.0
Medical Condition 25.7 12.8
Other 45.4 48.9
Total Number of Responses 218 399
Pandemic Effects on Family: Lastly, respondents were asked to rank how the pandemic has affected their family’s
physical health, emotional health, and finances since February 2020. Response options were better, worse, or no change.
The results of this question are shown in Exhibit 24. The majority of responses indicated their family’s emotional health
and finances had worsened as a result of the pandemic, while most reported no change in their family’s physical health
due to the pandemic. For emotional health and finances the second highest responses were no change, while the second
highest response for physical health was worse.
Exhibit 24. Pandemic effects on family
Notes: Highest response to the pandemic’s effect on families’ physical, emotional, and financial
heath shaded in blue.
Physical, emotional, and financial effects of the pandemic presented as a percentage (%).
Percentage of Responses
Physical Health Emotional Health Finances
Rank
(%) (%) (%)
Better 7.6 6.7 9.3
Worse 27.6 55.6 45.9
No change 64.8 37.7 44.8
Total Number of Responses 315 313 259
ABOUT THE RESPONDENTS
Community Health Survey Demographics
Presented below is a demographic profile of the community resident survey respondents:
● The majority of survey respondents were adults aged 18 or older, with 0.04% age 0-17, 1.4% age 18-24,
29.4% age 25-54, and 69.2% age 55 or older.
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