Humboldt county, California

Please read the instructions and also follow the required rubrics that I attached along with a sample paper. Also see provided resources for the research that should help. He is hard on grammar and plagiarism. My assigned county is Humboldt county.
The paper is a needs assessment and analysis of a selected California county. Each student will sign up for a specific county. You need to collect and synthesize all important information related to the assigned county. Use the recommended data sources listed on Canvas and add information from literature, including scholarly journals and the policy web sites listed in the syllabus bibliography. In the paper, you will:
a. Discuss county general information and develop a health-related profile;
b. Identify one or two of the most crucial healthcare problems in the county (focusing on cost, access, and quality);
c. Discuss the consequences of the problem(s);
d. Discuss what has been done in the county to address the problem(s);
e. Recommend actions to address the problem(s).
Whenever applicable, compare your county information with statewide average for context. Use tables and graphs to display your data if it is necessary. Use APA format consistently and correctly. [Note: It is essential that you understand and utilize APA format; non-APA formatted papers will be rejected for reformatting]. Infographics are encouraged. The report should not exceed ten pages (double-spaced, 10–12-point font), not including the title page, executive summary, and references.
Submit all deliverables through the Canvas Dropbox on the due date. The draft and final papers will be scanned by Turnitin®, a plagiarism prevention service available on Canvas.
Audio recordings of class meetings may be made by students or the instructor; VIDEO RECORDING IS PROHIBITED
5. Students submit their papers electronically, and Turnitin® compares the text of those papers to the text in millions of other documents on the Internet, in papers submitted by other students around the world, and in commercial databases of journal articles and periodicals. Whenever similarities between the text in a student’s paper and the text in an existing document are found, Turnitin® highlights those similarities, providing an annotated document showing both the student’s paper and the source. The similarity index for your papers should be less than 33%. Policy on plagiarism/penalties will apply in this case.