Table V.D.1(2005) Average total family premium (in dollars) per enrolled employee at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2005
 
Division and State

Total

 

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

 

Mining and
manufacturing

 

Retail,
other services
and unknown

 

Professional
services

 

All other

 
 
United States

10,728

10,590

10,157

10,147

11,435

10,971

 
New England:
Connecticut

11,717

9,762

12,120

10,167

13,120

11,474

Maine

11,289

9,208

11,156

9,218

12,236

11,675

Massachusetts

11,435

10,502

10,593

11,896

11,809

11,050

New Hampshire

11,835

10,389

11,625

10,710

12,371

12,383

Rhode Island

11,924

12,900

11,626

10,814

13,299

10,187

Vermont

11,420

11,333

12,660

11,108

11,060

11,102

 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

11,403

10,272

9,748

12,061

11,854

11,923

New York

11,280

13,077

9,795

10,502

11,412

11,918

Pennsylvania

11,108

11,247

9,791

10,669

12,333

11,312

 
East North Central:
Illinois

10,574

9,781

9,653

10,384

11,753

10,818

Indiana

10,678

9,265

11,079

10,142

10,172

11,530

Michigan

11,005

9,923

10,271

10,147

11,911

11,002

Ohio

10,662

14,553

10,543

10,019

10,969

10,374

Wisconsin

10,983

9,596

10,705

10,487

12,559

10,771

 
West North Central:
Iowa

9,359

8,473

8,689

8,502

10,229

9,954

Kansas

9,734

8,580

9,635

10,325

11,407

8,753

Minnesota

10,846

10,584

10,574

10,421

11,259

11,036

Missouri

9,948

9,538

8,977

9,737

10,461

10,614

Nebraska

9,805

7,772

9,112

9,084

10,983

10,792

North Dakota

8,334

7,869

7,436

9,811

8,257

8,081

South Dakota

10,312

7,332

10,858

9,215

10,438

11,074

 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

10,964

11,863

9,741

11,011

11,797

10,657

District of Columbia

11,623

12,701

.

11,709

11,599

11,513

Florida

10,852

8,998

10,077

10,329

12,203

11,173

Georgia

10,262

9,632

9,894

9,624

11,261

10,231

Maryland

10,528

12,777

10,858

9,212

10,227

10,807

North Carolina

9,657

9,049

8,902

9,185

10,008

10,828

South Carolina

10,436

8,468

9,850

9,688

11,698

11,135

Virginia

10,292

10,233

10,740

9,523

10,864

10,182

West Virginia

10,900

10,142

10,595

9,625

12,022

10,867

 
East South Central:
Alabama

9,420

8,637

9,038

9,112

10,322

9,886

Kentucky

10,617

6,578

*

10,589

9,444

11,380

11,416

Mississippi

9,987

9,769

10,173

9,335

10,598

9,712

Tennessee

10,361

9,073

10,239

9,354

11,216

10,631

 
West South Central:
Arkansas

9,190

8,743

9,402

8,909

9,382

8,841

Louisiana

10,602

9,670

9,587

9,207

11,858

11,586

Oklahoma

10,985

11,474

10,101

11,070

11,002

11,581

Texas

11,533

13,369

10,559

11,329

12,173

10,948

 
Mountain:
Arizona

10,268

9,749

8,048

10,262

11,848

10,362

Colorado

10,850

9,641

10,395

10,227

12,019

10,741

Idaho

10,398

11,347

9,487

10,043

10,520

11,172

Montana

10,058

9,306

9,738

9,041

12,204

10,890

Nevada

10,011

9,826

10,954

9,141

10,304

11,715

New Mexico

10,637

7,016

10,069

11,493

11,247

11,063

Utah

10,282

9,539

10,194

9,692

10,981

10,422

Wyoming

11,467

8,175

10,751

8,213

13,486

13,046

 
Pacific:
Alaska

11,542

12,503

9,142

10,956

12,294

11,775

California

10,551

10,650

10,460

9,354

11,021

10,971

Hawaii

9,392

8,800

7,268

8,537

10,753

9,613

Oregon

10,898

9,121

10,584

10,364

10,726

12,055

Washington

11,018

9,508

11,550

11,000

10,802

11,477

 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2005 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.
. Data suppressed due to high standard errors or no reported values in cell.
** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.

 

Table V.D.1(2005) Standard error for average total family premium (in dollars) per enrolled employee at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2005
 
Division and State

Total

 

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

 

Mining and
manufacturing

 

Retail,
other services
and unknown

 

Professional
services

 

All other

 
 
United States

41.42

244.18

74.54

118.58

98.66

92.56

 
New England:
Connecticut

198.24

1,188.78

649.33

568.97

312.02

336.55

Maine

507.54

1,128.43

1,182.20

709.37

588.71

593.12

Massachusetts

191.94

2,255.72

781.71

674.59

335.09

678.55

New Hampshire

244.94

1,693.15

635.57

518.52

649.13

498.07

Rhode Island

581.75

2,535.36

572.57

589.41

959.17

606.64

Vermont

473.26

824.40

818.81

826.32

1,035.75

460.74

 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

513.90

1,773.55

637.49

1,010.64

590.35

526.70

New York

232.61

902.85

284.70

477.12

339.04

451.65

Pennsylvania

248.36

570.56

519.44

355.52

667.93

349.30

 
East North Central:
Illinois

272.01

1,223.82

342.04

608.96

701.32

430.55

Indiana

270.18

1,225.54

788.45

936.46

915.20

520.49

Michigan

299.44

1,711.32

522.02

740.16

565.35

411.67

Ohio

244.77

2,175.13

560.08

388.63

628.82

505.31

Wisconsin

383.83

767.00

420.48

544.35

720.98

660.86

 
West North Central:
Iowa

224.45

1,391.00

560.72

581.40

500.33

543.69

Kansas

411.83

1,386.98

717.39

555.07

916.01

685.82

Minnesota

207.85

1,369.52

492.61

615.93

447.46

320.09

Missouri

365.00

621.82

432.39

365.67

600.19

702.36

Nebraska

285.40

1,645.11

625.12

908.39

654.66

421.93

North Dakota

407.11

339.34

1,095.00

1,003.95

474.67

376.01

South Dakota

365.58

646.52

773.29

381.73

455.09

470.89

 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

402.08

2,577.97

1,186.46

398.54

696.35

712.64

District of Columbia

309.77

3,364.52

.

463.72

544.02

571.54

Florida

304.65

906.32

1,068.71

428.82

458.40

561.59

Georgia

362.15

2,030.12

700.32

719.68

1,044.58

517.22

Maryland

362.73

1,221.55

777.00

439.46

984.68

804.77

North Carolina

351.85

1,119.92

403.63

665.82

1,027.18

783.58

South Carolina

264.26

1,367.30

558.98

604.71

539.38

760.53

Virginia

265.38

947.21

600.83

685.04

308.78

562.51

West Virginia

220.88

2,283.15

552.57

387.95

336.92

496.50

 
East South Central:
Alabama

251.25

1,062.27

398.19

349.12

953.32

222.95

Kentucky

271.71

2,213.75

*

399.73

697.15

395.68

482.79

Mississippi

234.65

2,050.26

439.80

522.56

670.06

404.70

Tennessee

234.61

1,494.41

279.52

578.65

709.95

404.04

 
West South Central:
Arkansas

341.45

2,103.57

530.90

724.86

549.95

633.42

Louisiana

255.22

1,345.96

392.05

621.36

472.48

543.36

Oklahoma

337.27

1,630.67

677.77

715.78

552.88

373.57

Texas

187.68

1,436.75

346.38

395.62

409.46

354.81

 
Mountain:
Arizona

280.43

646.51

854.22

1,176.43

542.75

467.03

Colorado

246.75

425.16

661.82

595.39

484.54

527.45

Idaho

335.05

1,597.17

671.28

784.57

1,288.02

614.41

Montana

252.97

1,126.39

1,919.74

688.76

1,562.13

1,118.88

Nevada

326.77

1,156.42

921.44

475.44

782.90

452.66

New Mexico

405.77

1,414.45

1,290.63

639.59

853.42

659.48

Utah

250.31

1,124.48

481.12

618.81

888.65

661.56

Wyoming

464.47

1,399.28

771.43

903.87

859.03

959.23

 
Pacific:
Alaska

531.86

2,001.66

910.14

599.53

711.78

885.99

California

216.40

745.68

514.86

341.11

269.47

284.39

Hawaii

190.60

505.39

1,653.97

387.41

456.69

557.32

Oregon

501.58

580.35

323.89

524.99

427.65

906.83

Washington

317.15

1,494.73

514.06

539.33

639.91

631.19

 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2005 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.
. Data suppressed due to high standard errors or no reported values in cell.
** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.