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Unintentional Fall Injury Hospitalizations, Residents Age 65 and Older, 2007-2009 Unintentional Fall Injury Hospitalizations, Residents Age 65 and Older, 2007-2009 The areas of the county with the highest elderly unintentional injury hospitalization rates over the 3- year period 2007-2009 were: 1. The zip code 33030 which represent sections of Homestead. 2. The zip code 33182 which represents a section of unincorporated Miami-Dade west of Doral. 3. The zip code 33136 which represents sections of Little Havana in the City of Miami. 4. The zip code 33166 which represents the communities of Miami Springs and Medley. Source: Hospital Discharge Data, Agency for Health Care Administration Unintentional Fall Injury Hospitalizations, Residents Age 65 and Older, 2007-2009 2007 2008 2009 2007-09 Zip Code: Communities hosps hosps hosps Avg. Rate/100,000 33137: Upper E. Side, Wynwood & Little Haiti 39 45 31 1,746.5 33131: Downtown 5 12 12 1,617.9 33145: Coral Way, Shenandoah 95 106 110 1,610.7 33136: Overtown, Allapatttah 23 22 21 1,605.3 33134: Coral Gables, Flagami 115 104 130 1,594.0 33185: Unincorp M-D (W. of Tamiami) 25 18 28 1,562.9 33166: Miami Springs, Medley 47 45 38 1,557.6 33173: Kendall 71 80 99 1,483.5 33129: Coral Way, Brickell 33 29 33 1,480.3 33182: Unincorp M-D (W. of Doral) 12 19 23 1,471.4 33012: Hialeah 216 245 218 1,439.1 33010: Hialeah 138 129 132 1,430.5 33139: South Beach 114 107 111 1,405.3 33126: Flagami, Doral, Airport 107 130 132 1,390.1 33030: Homestead 21 27 38 1,381.2 33175: Kendale Lakes, Tamiami 99 123 108 1,378.7 33014: Miami Lakes, Hialeah 71 64 78 1,372.5 33180: Aventura, Ojus 111 103 109 1,360.0 33135: Little Havana 113 103 116 1,347.9 33177: South Miami Hts., Richmond West 36 65 52 1,347.7 33176: Kendall 65 64 104 1,318.0 33144: West Miami, Flagami 71 95 93 1,317.0 33016: Hialeah, Miami Lakes 60 66 67 1,315.0 33160: N Miami Beach, Sunny Isles, Aventura 146 139 151 1,314.2 33181: North Miami, Golden Shores 32 28 27 1,307.2 33146: Coral Gables, UM 20 24 22 1,304.5 33035: Homestead 7 5 10 1,283.9 33149: Key Biscayne, Virginia Key 20 13 34 1,280.1 33125: Little Havana, Allapattah 103 133 146 1,274.5 33161: North Miami, Biscayne Park 71 69 65 1,271.6 33155: Coral Terrace, Westchester 117 123 118 1,268.3 33140: Miami Beach 66 57 70 1,264.2 33141: North Beach, North Bay Village 91 63 67 1,257.3 33154: Bal Harbour, Surfside, Bay Harbor Islands 49 50 49 1,254.9 33018: Hialeah Gardens 37 46 52 1,249.4 COUNTY 3,863 4,028 4,266 1,243.8 33174: Sweetwater 65 72 68 1,225.7 33165: Westchester, Olympia Hts. 136 172 148 1,220.6 33143: South Miami, Dadeland 50 46 57 1,214.5 33133: Coconut Grove 58 65 59 1,200.0 33128: Little Havana, Downtown 16 18 15 1,199.6 33184: Tamiami 37 38 28 1,189.5 33190: Cutler Bay 1 6 4 1,185.8 33015: Palm Springs North, Country Club 46 39 59 1,180.8 33186: The Hammocks, The Crossings 42 71 67 1,161.5 33156: Pinecrest, Coral Gables 37 44 52 1,149.5 33130: Little Havana, Downtown 49 45 44 1,125.8 33193: Unincorp M-D (Kendall West) 32 31 42 1,123.8 33196: The Hammocks, Country Walk 28 27 29 1,122.6 33157: Palmetto Bay, Cutler Bay, W. Perrine 61 74 99 1,118.5 33013: Hialeah 69 68 103 1,101.5 33183: Kendale Lakes 52 40 55 1,082.9 33055: Miami Gardens 49 52 53 1,063.1 33031: Naranja, Redland 7 6 9 1,057.2 33179: Ives Estates, Miami Gardens 79 56 66 1,041.8 33189: Cutler Bay 25 24 20 1,039.5 33170: Goulds, Silver Palm 6 11 10 1,019.9 33168: North Miami, Golden Glades 26 23 19 1,016.4 33138: Miami Shores, Upper E. Side 44 35 25 987.2 33172: Doral, Fountainbleau 41 51 63 983.4 33178: Doral, Medley 13 16 12 961.5 33158: Palmetto Bay 5 6 12 937.1 33132: Downtown, Watson Island, Miami Port 7 10 4 937.0 33054: Opa-Locka, Miami Gardens 35 22 31 922.7 33162: North Miami Beach 39 48 40 895.5 33169: Miami Gardens 29 33 32 858.3 33034: Florida City, Homestead 7 14 11 856.0 33033: Homestead, Leisure City 19 25 25 807.1 33147: W. Little River, Gladeview 50 43 44 800.1 33142: Brownsville, Allapattah, Model City 47 59 62 791.7 33187: Aladdin City, Unincorp M-D 8 10 11 773.1 33150: Pinewood, Little Haiti, Model City 24 17 22 754.8 33032: Princeton, S. Allapattha 12 7 13 747.0 33056: Miami Gardens, Carol City 23 17 21 732.7 33167: Westview, North Miami 9 16 12 691.7 33127: Little Haiti, Model City, Wynwood 31 16 18 641.8 33122: Doral, Unincorp M-D (W. of Airport) 1 0 0 # 33192: Unincorp M-D (W. of Tamiami) 1 0 0 # 33109: Fisher Island 0 0 3 * 33194: Unincorp M-D (W. of Tamiami) 0 2 4 # Unknown 1 2 1 # No population data available for these zip codes * Rates not calculated for zip codes that experienced fewer than 15 hospitalizations over the 3-year period .
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