Table V.D.2.b(2003) 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 industry groupings** and State: United States, 2003
 
Division and State

Total

  

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

  

Mining and
manufacturing

  

Retail,
other services
and unknown

  

Professional
services

  

All other

  
 
United States

2,258

1,934

1,741

2,613

2,528

2,287
 
New England:
Connecticut

2,077

1,477

2,362

1,471

 *

2,694

2,148
Maine

2,704

2,858

2,260

2,780

3,428

2,117
Massachusetts

2,541

2,788

 *

3,212

3,022

2,208

2,044
New Hampshire

2,172

3,098

 *

2,184

3,273

1,474

 *

2,290
Rhode Island

2,346

1,129

2,668

2,285

2,212

2,383
Vermont

2,025

1,848

1,829

2,355

2,668

1,360
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

1,864

1,259

 *

1,532

1,865

2,061

2,008
New York

1,842

1,497

1,176

2,181

1,826

1,875
Pennsylvania

1,990

2,730

1,064

2,961

2,221

1,897
 
East North Central:
Illinois

2,119

1,633

 *

1,710

2,680

2,598

2,000
Indiana

2,357

3,449

1,555

 *

2,565

4,442

2,269
Michigan

1,636

593

 *

1,088

2,386

2,304

1,504
Ohio

1,974

2,389

 *

1,233

2,724

2,346

2,245
Wisconsin

2,259

1,616

 *

1,806

2,732

3,000

2,002
 
West North Central:
Iowa

2,227

3,668

1,862

2,334

2,749

2,039
Kansas

2,543

2,491

 *

1,898

3,288

2,657

2,980
Minnesota

2,497

445

 *

2,186

3,254

2,919

2,352
Missouri

2,333

649

 *

1,963

2,997

2,744

2,437
Nebraska

2,734

3,364

 *

2,037

2,813

2,816

2,849
North Dakota

2,135

2,937

1,656

 *

1,954

2,368

2,123
South Dakota

2,210

1,689

2,296

2,541

2,827

1,750
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

2,107

1,995

 *

957

2,261

2,480

2,440
District of Columbia

2,374

929

 *

.

1,393

 *

3,096

2,452
Florida

2,589

2,243

2,933

2,698

2,264

2,531
Georgia

2,484

1,912

2,158

2,551

2,906

2,486
Maryland

2,605

2,287

 *

2,392

2,940

3,031

2,046
North Carolina

2,267

3,882

2,002

2,714

2,325

2,315
South Carolina

2,554

3,337

2,177

2,963

2,658

2,605
Virginia

2,586

3,328

2,053

2,766

2,589

2,808
West Virginia

1,578

897

 *

1,312

1,240

 *

2,231

1,730
 
East South Central:
Alabama

2,262

3,826

1,650

2,296

2,434

2,622
Kentucky

2,231

1,554

 *

1,451

3,082

2,935

2,987
Mississippi

2,267

3,388

 *

1,825

2,206

2,863

2,711
Tennessee

2,593

3,050

1,552

3,098

3,864

3,008
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

2,252

2,938

1,861

2,639

2,317

2,612
Louisiana

2,825

2,360

 *

2,582

4,471

2,681

2,388
Oklahoma

2,273

2,393

 *

1,764

2,634

2,680

2,263
Texas

2,646

3,424

1,940

2,612

3,155

2,648
 
Mountain:
Arizona

2,941

2,211

 *

1,425

2,727

2,206

4,100
Colorado

2,412

1,256

 *

1,311

 *

3,491

2,411

2,850
Idaho

2,205

2,323

 *

1,823

2,225

2,691

2,316
Montana

2,568

2,144

1,390

1,924

3,587

2,774
Nevada

2,117

1,614

 *

1,832

1,830

3,172

2,405
New Mexico

2,253

1,530

 *

1,746

2,354

2,685

2,385
Utah

2,453

2,420

2,208

3,422

2,448

1,964
Wyoming

1,837

1,208

 *

1,455

1,905

2,078

2,037

 *
 
Pacific:
Alaska

2,385

1,856

 *

1,914

 *

2,844

2,477

 *

1,805
California

2,144

885

 *

1,654

2,621

2,398

2,023
Hawaii

1,935

909

 *

2,190

 *

2,109

1,515

 *

2,531
Oregon

2,171

1,169

1,812

2,332

2,188

2,597
Washington

2,213

1,896

1,312

 *

2,765

 *

2,697

1,924
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2003 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.2.b(2003) 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 industry groupings** and State: United States, 2003
 
Division and State

Total

  

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

  

Mining and
manufacturing

  

Retail,
other services
and unknown

  

Professional
services

  

All other

  
 
United States

46.18

124.20

72.04

79.67

76.47

67.06
 
New England:
Connecticut

184.08

432.32

201.96

701.94

 *

371.33

305.68
Maine

177.73

732.51

427.73

638.06

498.76

468.59
Massachusetts

295.83

842.88

 *

866.38

515.66

365.81

474.61
New Hampshire

265.24

1,022.22

 *

285.01

622.26

515.34

 *

380.11
Rhode Island

243.47

321.27

333.13

479.71

367.53

697.93
Vermont

202.20

464.89

333.03

543.23

485.43

307.38
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

232.60

696.53

 *

370.00

416.27

398.54

267.44
New York

136.34

422.09

295.09

448.26

301.33

163.16
Pennsylvania

222.57

725.81

123.45

553.32

339.33

458.61
 
East North Central:
Illinois

243.51

656.62

 *

378.70

682.85

466.13

403.44
Indiana

472.48

665.51

496.77

 *

703.50

866.92

336.69
Michigan

211.04

1,105.13

 *

201.20

424.45

519.89

321.45
Ohio

162.51

894.22

 *

176.96

613.11

483.23

438.86
Wisconsin

150.63

497.74

 *

150.85

308.48

353.25

481.46
 
West North Central:
Iowa

201.12

585.42

469.51

284.82

327.22

263.36
Kansas

197.77

982.08

 *

149.59

540.27

442.22

263.52
Minnesota

162.41

598.10

 *

338.38

491.84

306.35

267.59
Missouri

248.73

630.89

 *

505.82

584.33

341.12

311.41
Nebraska

310.67

1,053.10

 *

164.70

520.21

416.58

418.73
North Dakota

167.45

857.24

519.18

 *

390.36

256.65

325.53
South Dakota

199.66

483.98

204.04

346.35

316.31

313.53
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

186.81

686.89

 *

203.78

570.62

336.51

645.50
District of Columbia

179.44

815.63

 *

.

564.85

 *

306.52

445.76
Florida

213.73

656.19

388.89

601.77

230.44

377.95
Georgia

113.91

520.54

257.40

325.78

368.28

333.20
Maryland

331.63

822.97

 *

296.19

739.22

524.20

423.35
North Carolina

210.58

1,107.16

183.44

367.31

338.93

643.85
South Carolina

220.94

841.81

232.56

492.65

656.17

517.75
Virginia

151.06

746.75

416.42

760.58

350.92

790.06
West Virginia

138.64

503.07

 *

222.93

417.94

 *

326.89

277.85
 
East South Central:
Alabama

105.69

705.29

182.48

401.69

414.36

254.73
Kentucky

196.11

481.29

 *

168.36

490.63

595.83

503.39
Mississippi

211.63

1,390.39

 *

215.62

385.00

428.25

327.72
Tennessee

193.62

864.23

123.71

271.35

675.62

328.97
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

123.31

850.84

189.74

363.72

264.16

334.56
Louisiana

128.96

913.13

 *

281.77

631.80

389.15

404.12
Oklahoma

190.27

1,122.30

 *

180.67

715.41

318.61

501.55
Texas

101.43

697.07

189.56

238.36

219.23

208.02
 
Mountain:
Arizona

315.11

679.44

 *

231.99

441.38

183.44

509.61
Colorado

214.23

567.08

 *

462.22

 *

783.32

398.72

403.38
Idaho

92.37

760.55

 *

318.87

257.67

396.66

484.11
Montana

190.64

582.59

346.76

292.86

258.54

472.20
Nevada

242.14

572.96

 *

356.93

368.11

653.30

388.33
New Mexico

158.48

553.83

 *

385.63

281.75

291.57

425.27
Utah

213.42

536.05

532.05

612.55

629.78

301.55
Wyoming

465.06

477.81

 *

362.87

415.62

561.03

854.68

 *
 
Pacific:
Alaska

200.28

1,460.01

 *

1,038.25

 *

350.56

878.56

 *

365.51
California

109.98

286.40

 *

232.90

357.68

205.71

200.95
Hawaii

222.00

347.17

 *

671.38

 *

507.29

645.95

 *

561.81
Oregon

153.71

270.70

183.86

450.51

368.33

423.38
Washington

458.61

512.54

519.12

 *

866.57

 *

665.67

294.60
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2003 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.