Insurance Component Summary Tables

Table VII.D.2.b(2009) Average total employee contribution (in dollars) for mixed-provider plans per enrolled employee for family coverage at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2009

 

 

 

Percent Full-Time Employees

Percent Low-Wage Employees **

Division and State

Total

 

75% or more

 

50-74%

 

Less than 50%

 

50% or more

 

Less than 50%

 

 

United States

3,404

3,382

3,593

3,391

3,414

3,403

 

New England:

Connecticut

3,476

3,396

4,156

3,344

3,873

3,446

Maine

3,776

3,909

2,566

4,030

3,785

3,776

Massachusetts

3,689

3,533

4,570

*

4,147

3,072

3,786

New Hampshire

3,062

2,985

3,107

5,023

3,270

3,045

Rhode Island

3,671

3,684

3,767

2,715

3,695

3,668

Vermont

3,655

3,557

3,248

5,654

4,247

3,586

 

Middle Atlantic:

New Jersey

2,870

2,891

2,884

*

2,599

*

3,541

2,827

New York

2,908

3,028

1,883

*

2,201

2,614

*

2,952

Pennsylvania

2,687

2,689

2,604

2,986

2,683

2,688

 

East North Central:

Illinois

3,342

3,295

3,781

3,709

2,951

3,380

Indiana

3,152

3,157

3,333

2,541

2,995

3,179

Michigan

2,936

2,874

3,557

2,891

*

3,121

2,919

Ohio

3,747

3,454

7,093

3,199

2,784

3,887

Wisconsin

2,693

2,637

2,996

2,855

3,148

2,644

 

West North Central:

Iowa

2,951

2,935

2,806

3,705

4,116

2,774

Kansas

3,265

3,142

3,763

3,341

3,734

3,194

Minnesota

3,711

3,557

5,266

3,628

3,414

3,739

Missouri

3,612

3,625

2,916

5,203

4,581

3,447

Nebraska

3,512

3,387

4,028

3,776

4,078

3,451

North Dakota

2,915

2,824

3,398

2,274

*

3,266

2,867

South Dakota

3,596

3,320

4,953

4,089

3,972

3,494

 

South Atlantic:

Delaware

3,329

3,440

2,449

4,080

3,124

3,338

District of Columbia

3,787

3,797

4,663

1,599

*

3,358

*

3,808

Florida

4,187

4,507

3,292

4,039

4,188

4,187

Georgia

3,453

3,449

3,368

*

3,734

4,508

3,348

Maryland

3,298

3,010

5,122

5,879

3,444

3,282

North Carolina

3,932

3,809

3,952

6,195

4,416

3,834

South Carolina

3,444

3,442

3,419

3,528

3,934

3,391

Virginia

3,704

3,760

2,967

*

3,453

3,736

3,701

West Virginia

2,742

2,700

3,610

2,623

2,663

2,761

 

East South Central:

Alabama

3,313

3,226

3,934

4,923

3,610

3,233

Kentucky

3,425

3,428

3,346

3,790

3,417

3,427

Mississippi

3,800

3,827

3,167

5,151

3,764

3,807

Tennessee

3,901

3,902

4,340

2,611

*

3,678

3,943

 

West South Central:

Arkansas

2,941

2,876

3,002

5,680

3,269

2,903

Louisiana

4,117

4,259

3,124

*

3,286

*

2,911

4,322

Oklahoma

3,098

3,155

2,825

*

3,148

3,029

3,114

Texas

3,884

3,769

5,748

3,509

4,333

3,818

 

Mountain:

Arizona

3,422

3,413

3,151

*

4,720

3,231

3,444

Colorado

3,437

3,426

3,745

3,285

3,670

3,397

Idaho

3,300

3,415

2,868

3,243

3,273

3,304

Montana

4,125

4,364

2,921

4,114

4,230

4,109

Nevada

2,726

2,723

2,696

2,999

2,435

2,797

New Mexico

3,471

3,694

2,205

*

3,958

*

4,810

3,263

Utah

3,143

3,307

2,353

3,582

3,349

3,097

Wyoming

3,592

3,694

3,260

1,885

*

2,980

3,683

 

Pacific:

Alaska

4,433

4,386

5,494

5,363

*

3,418

4,484

California

3,372

3,467

3,230

1,970

2,555

3,491

Hawaii

2,988

2,918

3,496

*

3,306

3,922

2,643

Oregon

2,833

2,619

3,954

3,433

2,694

2,869

Washington

3,663

3,678

3,474

*

4,099

4,419

3,571

 

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2009 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.

** The definition of low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix for details.

 

Insurance Component Summary Tables

Table VII.D.2.b(2009) Standard error for average total employee contribution (in dollars) for mixed-provider plans per enrolled employee for family coverage at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2009

 

 

 

Percent Full-Time Employees

Percent Low-Wage Employees **

Division and State

Total

 

75% or more

 

50-74%

 

Less than 50%

 

50% or more

 

Less than 50%

 

 

United States

43.55

47.28

150.21

154.26

131.57

39.16

 

New England:

Connecticut

158.98

183.23

838.77

616.71

898.13

166.03

Maine

168.45

225.02

741.36

880.68

946.08

170.38

Massachusetts

331.92

363.99

1,772.83

*

532.20

544.40

371.35

New Hampshire

467.59

572.32

178.91

1,172.35

444.07

490.68

Rhode Island

398.77

422.57

716.67

612.49

454.53

420.76

Vermont

288.51

311.25

486.16

1,470.56

808.88

303.29

 

Middle Atlantic:

New Jersey

270.74

414.23

1,444.08

*

828.44

*

583.29

274.08

New York

132.47

115.08

612.63

*

390.41

1,026.32

*

140.82

Pennsylvania

193.71

206.20

455.95

777.86

260.52

210.99

 

East North Central:

Illinois

199.89

239.68

583.51

583.79

433.22

205.07

Indiana

117.42

173.89

553.55

482.02

267.51

142.01

Michigan

275.82

299.04

722.44

995.24

*

494.59

292.60

Ohio

424.15

315.21

1,378.31

572.36

359.94

472.93

Wisconsin

276.67

319.38

624.32

367.58

560.48

295.52

 

West North Central:

Iowa

193.92

231.11

594.97

811.81

282.26

194.90

Kansas

242.01

284.38

466.71

551.15

547.79

243.43

Minnesota

253.84

298.09

1,000.14

537.91

341.51

282.89

Missouri

212.05

210.63

395.02

991.39

610.94

271.21

Nebraska

256.08

387.77

451.25

772.58

766.19

318.68

North Dakota

237.36

287.43

445.27

1,132.26

*

369.00

268.89

South Dakota

209.74

217.83

419.38

692.53

388.64

264.24

 

South Atlantic:

Delaware

404.01

440.62

574.63

1,005.35

848.93

427.27

District of Columbia

388.76

359.17

1,073.86

776.48

*

1,086.37

*

390.31

Florida

184.82

177.55

337.63

833.08

254.85

245.21

Georgia

291.28

344.03

1,048.05

*

681.31

486.38

347.59

Maryland

293.19

256.95

892.48

1,272.76

626.20

329.73

North Carolina

316.47

370.45

910.12

1,194.51

657.66

338.43

South Carolina

246.48

275.17

441.27

1,058.45

849.02

267.86

Virginia

197.19

237.81

1,024.05

*

891.26

711.23

206.30

West Virginia

339.59

425.70

977.11

609.08

620.63

510.80

 

East South Central:

Alabama

227.10

226.42

625.61

976.20

217.33

269.47

Kentucky

245.39

259.05

814.86

699.17

539.07

297.05

Mississippi

260.01

291.90

553.23

1,267.88

600.54

264.70

Tennessee

300.40

301.75

829.51

909.61

*

391.29

339.38

 

West South Central:

Arkansas

146.92

160.75

386.27

1,494.96

824.95

140.58

Louisiana

386.34

412.41

1,030.13

*

1,082.40

*

513.47

439.42

Oklahoma

241.25

298.20

991.81

*

875.15

487.76

309.60

Texas

303.04

337.61

934.16

642.94

462.44

315.79

 

Mountain:

Arizona

211.22

243.01

1,021.23

*

1,089.75

265.45

236.63

Colorado

223.19

214.74

801.17

709.19

610.15

248.33

Idaho

194.16

322.52

557.76

654.88

442.44

288.07

Montana

251.55

274.10

586.22

666.13

709.55

253.08

Nevada

239.05

269.33

694.59

857.88

385.75

294.65

New Mexico

347.78

435.95

790.66

*

1,397.76

*

714.86

366.61

Utah

240.44

256.58

300.35

588.08

326.34

339.66

Wyoming

399.17

406.19

776.34

582.09

*

494.04

444.95

 

Pacific:

Alaska

484.20

487.80

1,073.63

1,659.63

*

671.51

520.82

California

266.71

303.97

484.72

417.33

425.32

282.94

Hawaii

251.85

216.72

1,131.04

*

883.64

610.39

279.97

Oregon

187.04

168.77

705.45

676.93

606.24

213.54

Washington

347.63

356.70

1,513.08

*

934.95

728.55

446.66

 

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2009 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.

** The definition of low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix for details.