Table II.A.2.b.(2)(1999) Percent of private-sector establishments that offer health insurance that offer a mixed-provider plan that required no contribution from the employee for single coverage by firm size and State: United States, 1999 (40 States are shown separately)

United States

27.4%

37.2%

31.7%

28.6%

20.7%

9.4%

35.2%

14.5%

New England:

Maine

13.5%

15.4%

9.8%

Massachusetts

15.1%

16.9%

11.1%

Connecticut

25.2%

30.7%

13.6%

*

Rhode Island

26.5%

30.7%

14.5%

Vermont

15.2%

17.4%

9.1%

Middle Atlantic:

These cell estimates have been suppressed because the size of their standard errors makes them extremely unreliable. Column or row estimates should be used in place of these estimates.

New York

23.7%

29.2%

9.5%

New Jersey

33.0%

43.2%

10.2%

Pennsylvania

22.5%

28.2%

12.4%

East North Central:

Ohio

32.5%

43.1%

17.4%

Indiana

27.8%

36.9%

16.6%

Illinois

33.4%

43.4%

17.0%

Michigan

26.1%

29.1%

20.4%

Wisconsin

23.9%

32.2%

8.6%

West North Central:

Minnesota

24.5%

30.8%

13.4%

Iowa

27.6%

33.8%

17.4%

Missouri

36.0%

51.2%

16.0%

Nebraska

27.9%

31.7%

20.9%

Kansas

25.3%

31.5%

14.0%

*

South Atlantic:

Maryland

25.0%

34.0%

8.5%

Virginia

22.7%

27.7%

15.7%

North Carolina

35.5%

45.8%

20.7%

South Carolina

36.3%

48.3%

18.6%

Georgia

23.8%

33.9%

12.5%

*

Florida

26.0%

34.6%

11.2%

East South Central:

Kentucky

27.7%

41.0%

10.7%

Tennessee

23.7%

32.8%

13.8%

Alabama

25.2%

34.1%

11.6%

Mississippi

30.0%

44.0%

15.0%

West South Central:

Arkansas

28.4%

38.5%

15.2%

Louisiana

29.8%

39.5%

17.7%

Oklahoma

37.6%

53.8%

13.2%

Texas

33.7%

43.7%

20.8%

Mountain:

Colorado

27.4%

31.8%

18.3%

Arizona

26.2%

39.9%

9.8%

Nevada

33.3%

48.6%

13.5%

Montana

32.1%

33.3%

29.2%

Pacific:

Washington

36.3%

43.2%

24.3%

Oregon

27.9%

34.5%

16.0%

California

24.9%

33.8%

10.8%

Hawaii

34.8%

39.6%

22.9%

States not shown separately

23.4%

28.8%

14.1%

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Cost and Financing Studies. 1999 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey - Insurance Component.

Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.

*Figure does not meet standard of reliability or precision.

Table II.A.2.b.(2)(1999) Standard error for percent of private-sector establishments that offer health insurance that offer a mixed-provider plan that required no contribution from the employee for single coverage by firm size and State: United States, 1999 (40 States are shown separately)

United States

0.31%

0.97%

0.87%

0.97%

0.67%

0.55%

0.63%

0.42%

New England:

Maine

2.59%

3.82%

1.81%

Massachusetts

1.74%

2.18%

1.81%

Connecticut

2.45%

2.52%

5.50%

*

Rhode Island

2.02%

3.20%

2.86%

Vermont

1.96%

2.71%

2.10%

Middle Atlantic:

New York

2.16%

3.01%

1.01%

New Jersey

2.56%

3.81%

3.03%

Pennsylvania

2.96%

3.52%

2.87%

East North Central:

Ohio

2.22%

3.42%

3.36%

Indiana

3.11%

4.08%

3.62%

Illinois

3.32%

4.65%

2.19%

Michigan

2.59%

3.13%

3.72%

Wisconsin

2.39%

3.48%

1.31%

West North Central:

Minnesota

2.97%

4.81%

3.83%

Iowa

3.65%

5.47%

3.26%

Missouri

2.98%

5.80%

2.52%

Nebraska

4.80%

6.18%

5.63%

Kansas

2.28%

2.99%

4.40%

*

South Atlantic:

Maryland

2.65%

3.86%

1.56%

Virginia

2.01%

3.33%

3.31%

North Carolina

3.42%

4.74%

5.39%

South Carolina

3.31%

4.60%

3.21%

Georgia

3.24%

3.67%

3.99%

*

Florida

1.89%

4.22%

2.49%

East South Central:

Kentucky

2.99%

4.58%

1.95%

Tennessee

2.75%

3.71%

2.72%

Alabama

2.57%

3.31%

2.97%

Mississippi

3.69%

5.09%

3.37%

West South Central:

Arkansas

2.89%

3.55%

2.90%

Louisiana

3.77%

6.48%

4.84%

Oklahoma

4.38%

5.15%

3.07%

Texas

1.74%

2.24%

2.99%

Mountain:

Colorado

2.57%

2.92%

3.82%

Arizona

2.15%

3.20%

2.36%

Nevada

3.47%

4.74%

3.26%

Montana

2.24%

3.92%

3.49%

Pacific:

Washington

3.28%

3.83%

5.10%

Oregon

2.78%

3.12%

4.38%

California

1.53%

2.66%

1.14%

Hawaii

2.36%

2.84%

2.70%

States not shown separately

2.29%

3.42%

2.34%

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Cost and Financing Studies. 1999 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey - Insurance Component.

Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.

*Figure does not meet standard of reliability or precision.