Data Visualization
The bulk of my work involves proprietary data that I do not own, and thus cannot share on this page. Nonetheless, there is a wealth of public domain data that provide quick and valid solutions to business questions. Below are a few examples to illustrate the breadth of data available in the public domain. All data sources are identified at the top of each corresponding visual.
Medicare Spending on Autoimmune Drugs
Payer Share of Total Annual Expenses by Common Medical Conditions
Regional Differences in number of patients receiving major joint (knee, hip, ankle) replacement surgery; and average hospital revenue per discharge
Proportion of Adults reporting engagement in vigorous workouts at least once per week in State of California
Occupations with highest risk of workplace injury/illness and fatalities
How different user segments use their smartphones
Comparing Percent vs. Number of Hospitals Receiving 2015 Medicare Penalties by State
Population Count of Employed Workers in main industry verticals overlay with projected growth in industry from 2010-2020
E-commerce sales volume vs. sales volume of common brick and mortar retail stores from 1992 to 2014
Comparing relative share of digital advertising spend to total advertising spend, among top USA retailers
Number of Medicare home health visits per 1,000 Medicare beneficiaries - variations by county
Comparing chronic pain sites by relative impact of pain on trouble falling asleep and trouble staying asleep
Population of self-employed labor force overlay with Gross Domestic Product from 1995-2012
Common services in use by San Francisco Homeless Population
Most gender gaps in reasons for homelessness are not statistically significant, except in cases of Family/Domestic Violence and Incarceration.