- The Life Evaluation Index remains essentially unchanged at 49.9, with 53.3 percent of Americans thriving and 3.4 percent suffering.
- The Emotional Health Index remained at 79.6 for the second consecutive month. 60.6 percent of Americans stated they were “without stress a lot of the day yesterday” and 68.9 percent were “without worry a lot of the day yesterday.”
- The Healthy Behavior Index remains low, up just 0.2 points to 64.0 from May. Up over seven points since December’s 45.9 percent, 53.4 percent of Americans reported exercising 30 minutes or more at least three days in the last week. In addition, 66.5 percent “ate healthy all day yesterday” and 55.7 percent ate at least five servings of fruits and veggies at least four days in the last week.
- The Physical Health Index improved to 77.4, with 3.2 percent of Americans stating they were sick with a cold on any given day and 1.1 percent reported experiencing the flu.
- The Work Environment Index was up slightly to 47.5 in June but still resulted in the fifth consecutive month of lowest recorded scores in 42 months.
- The Basic Access Index remained low at 82.0, unchanged from last month with 91.1 percent of Americans stating it was “easy to get fresh fruits and vegetables” representing 3.2 million fewer with easy access to fresh produce than one year ago. In addition, 90.4 percent reported having “enough money to provide adequate shelter or housing” at all times in the last 12 months.
