Profiles

The Office for Health Improvement & Disparities (OHID) provides health profiles for each local authority in England. These profiles contain data on a range of indicators for local populations, highlighting issues that can affect health in each locality.

The profiles are intended to help local government and health services make plans to improve the health of their local population and reduce health inequalities.

You can search here by postcode, town, or local authority to find the relevant profile. 

Extra Care Profiles contain a selection of information at a local level; Population Demographics and Projections; Health; Disability;Deprivation; Housing and Care Home sites.

• ECH Boston
• ECH Gainsborough
• ECH Horncastle
• ECH Louth
• ECH Nettleham
• ECH Sleaford
• ECH Spalding

The Lincolnshire Digital Health Toolkit is a tool, developed by Lincolnshire County Council’s Public Health Team, to highlight digital exclusion in Lincolnshire.

Neighbourhood Team Area Profiles contain a wealth of information relating to Geographical areas within Lincolnshire and the people who are accessing GP services; Patient Demographics, Deprivation, Burden of Disease, Disease Prevalence, Hospital Admissions – Inequalities, Mortality, Prescribing, Access to Services, and Wider Determinants of Health.

• Boston Neighbourhood Team
• Bourne Neighbourhood Team
• Deepings Neighbourhood Team
• East Lindsey Neighbourhood Team
• Gainsborough Neighbourhood Team
• Grantham & Rural Neighbourhood Team
• Holbeach Neighbourhood Team
• Lincoln City South Neighbourhood Team
• Lincoln North Neighbourhood Team
• Lincoln South Neighbourhood Team
• Skegness & Coastal Neighbourhood Team
• Sleaford Neighbourhood Team
• Spalding Neighbourhood Team
• Stamford Neighbourhood Team

Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are groups of GPs working together to deliver primary health services for patients. The profiles below provide health and demographic information on the 14 PCNs within Lincolnshire. They include data on:

• Extent and distribution of deprivation
• Burden of disease
• Population structure
• Projected changes to population structure
• Diagnoses of key long-term diseases
• Accessibility to GP services
• Mortality rates and life expectancy
• Wider determinants of health

The aim is to help organisations across Lincolnshire’s Integrated Care System better understand the needs of their populations and support efforts to improve outcomes and reduce inequalities.

• Apex PCN (February, 2026)
• Boston PCN (February, 2026)
• East Lindsey PCN (February, 2026)
• First Coastal PCN (February, 2026)
• Four Counties PCN (February, 2026)
• Grantham & Rural PCN (February, 2026)
• IMP PCN (February, 2026)
• K2 Healthcare PCN (February, 2026)
• Lincoln Health Partnership PCN (February, 2026)
• Meridian Medical PCN (February, 2026)
• South Lincoln PCN (February, 2026)
• South Lincolnshire Rural PCN (February, 2026)
• Spalding PCN (February, 2026)
• Trent Care PCN (February, 2026)

Below you can find local reports relating to a range of topics:

• The Wider Determinants of Health Inequality in Lincolnshire
• Lincolnshire Suicide Audit 2022
• Lincolnshire Suicide Audit 2023

The Public Health Intelligence Reference Library is a collection of charts, maps and analyses that describe the health of Lincolnshire and the factors that influence it. It has been developed by Lincolnshire County Council’s Public Health Intelligence team to provide a consistent, quality-assured source of evidence for presentations, reports, service planning and decision-making.

The library brings together information on population change, life expectancy, disease burden, health inequalities, risk factors and the wider determinants of health. It is designed to help users quickly understand key health challenges, communicate evidence clearly and tell compelling stories about health in Lincolnshire. 

• Public Health Intelligence Reference Library

A glossary of terms used in the library can be found here.