Medicare in ZIP Code
84148
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Salt Lake City
69
Population
40.761
Latitude
-111.891
Longitude
Demographic Data
ZIP-level demographic data is not available for this area. This ZIP code serves Salt Lake City, Utah, and is part of the broader county region. Because this ZIP is used primarily for post office boxes, institutional mail routing, or very small service areas, the Census Bureau does not publish reliable population estimates at the ZIP code tabulation area level. Data from the broader county is used where applicable for planning and service delivery purposes. Residents who identify this ZIP as their mailing address likely share demographic characteristics with the surrounding Salt Lake City community, including its age distribution, gender balance, and ethnic composition. The surrounding area of Salt Lake City reflects broader Utah patterns, with a predominantly White non-Hispanic population, a meaningful and growing Hispanic or Latino community, and a younger-than-average age structure compared to the national median. For Medicare planning purposes, this area should be evaluated within the context of the broader county or metro area it belongs to, where senior populations and income levels provide a more complete picture of community need.
Economic Metrics
ZIP-level economic data is not available for ZIP code 84148 in Salt Lake City, Utah. This ZIP code functions primarily as a mail routing designation rather than a defined residential area with independent economic characteristics. Income, employment, and household data from the U.S. Census Bureau are not reliably published at this level of geography. For economic analysis and service planning, the surrounding county or metro area should be used as a proxy. Residents who use this ZIP code likely reflect the broader Salt Lake City economic profile, which varies by county but typically spans working-class to middle-income households. The city of Salt Lake City and its surrounding county represent a range of economic conditions shaped by Utah's historically low unemployment, growing technology and healthcare industries, and strong residential construction activity. Medicare-eligible residents in this area may include retirees on fixed incomes, veterans, and low-to-moderate income seniors who could benefit from Medicare Advantage plans with comprehensive coverage and low or zero premium options. Without reliable ZIP-level income data, individual outreach and needs assessment remain the most effective approach for serving this community.