Table VII.D.1(2001) Average total family premium (in dollars) per enrolled employee at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2001 (42 States are shown separately)
 
 

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%

Unknown

United States

7,508.94

7,532.99

7,524.36

7,060.03

7,112.58

7,625.76

7,426.25

New England:
Maine

8,044.31

8,081.43

7,709.64

7,655.04

7,452.20

8,218.23

8,000.29

Rhode Island

8,022.96

7,997.04

8,302.28

7,798.96

8,779.29

7,969.70

7,536.82

Vermont

8,157.98

8,567.05

7,848.74

6,844.27

6,614.90

8,643.11

8,273.35

Massachusetts

8,176.14

8,301.16

7,936.31

7,737.41

7,250.61

8,269.24

8,027.54

Connecticut

8,781.04

8,866.93

7,618.44

8,407.44

6,323.78

9,237.91

8,286.01

Middle Atlantic:
New York

8,227.32

8,290.93

8,072.08

7,186.73

7,097.67

8,392.44

8,207.50

New Jersey

8,073.84

8,051.67

8,729.18

7,769.77

8,244.32

8,318.77

7,877.24

Pennsylvania

7,286.92

7,302.07

7,392.07

6,734.14

7,149.01

7,606.90

6,869.32

East North Central:
Ohio

7,203.31

7,229.40

6,673.42

7,545.68

6,283.03

7,108.54

7,566.08

Indiana

7,850.20

7,849.13

9,120.49

6,698.03

7,619.72

7,874.20

7,856.63

Illinois

7,673.16

7,663.66

7,846.17

7,600.82

7,867.02

7,968.57

7,099.14

Michigan

7,487.71

7,407.17

8,315.74

7,405.87

8,584.91

7,399.88

7,316.51

Wisconsin

7,555.83

7,536.34

7,989.73

7,162.51

7,818.06

7,809.14

7,002.81

West North Central:
Minnesota

7,648.28

7,552.42

8,749.97

7,377.98

7,820.31

7,542.93

7,895.43

Iowa

7,106.35

7,078.86

7,478.38

6,940.74

7,294.81

6,888.53

7,732.83

Missouri

6,648.79

7,404.76

4,324.23

6,995.08

6,092.46

7,398.48

5,970.80

South Atlantic:
Delaware

7,713.81

7,766.56

7,253.94

6,766.25

6,156.99

8,362.47

7,611.00

Maryland

7,817.80

7,776.00

8,920.07

6,958.69

7,069.57

7,565.73

8,409.29

District of Columbia

8,711.67

8,777.44

7,789.12

7,756.48

6,541.09

8,203.39

9,043.32

Virginia

7,348.38

7,408.36

6,613.34

7,331.67

6,999.11

7,388.48

7,341.00

North Carolina

7,011.71

6,908.31

8,575.36

6,468.82

5,859.63

7,599.61

6,541.52

South Carolina

7,464.02

7,710.57

7,238.55

6,922.58

6,104.16

7,426.03

7,597.29

Georgia

7,345.90

7,368.98

7,356.64

6,828.90

7,257.18

7,426.38

7,243.67

Florida

7,625.65

7,744.57

7,349.02

6,696.99

7,967.08

7,666.03

7,532.36

East South Central:
Kentucky

7,173.06

7,162.87

6,938.79

7,679.91

6,915.00

7,022.42

7,488.13

Tennessee

7,110.42

7,085.25

7,641.55

6,956.28

6,742.68

7,193.64

7,065.39

Alabama

7,544.34

7,608.13

6,824.24

6,051.19

6,227.63

7,787.43

7,217.74

Mississippi

7,257.95

7,313.08

6,888.78

6,844.92

6,218.25

7,342.55

7,461.02

West South Central:
Arkansas

7,287.63

7,199.32

10,872.87

7,185.57

7,119.43

7,403.72

7,199.84

Louisiana

7,375.11

7,763.17

6,684.97

5,992.96

7,506.76

7,285.70

7,627.32

Oklahoma

6,639.94

6,626.26

6,588.23

7,213.65

7,414.43

6,852.09

6,115.78

Texas

7,486.14

7,713.38

6,750.65

6,511.19

6,997.23

7,662.34

7,412.15

Mountain:
Idaho

6,568.30

6,472.22

7,428.82

6,613.85

5,880.59

6,660.89

6,714.85

Colorado

7,317.57

7,225.47

7,875.50

9,071.79

7,629.41

7,099.66

7,546.44

Arizona

7,423.06

7,413.87

7,710.34

7,086.22

5,691.27

7,862.91

7,342.61

Utah

7,671.34

7,857.90

6,550.27

6,313.68

6,264.03

7,799.25

7,737.55

Nevada

7,171.12

7,067.60

8,168.39

6,364.37

6,651.83

7,952.02

6,713.89

Pacific:
Washington

7,286.12

7,177.50

8,493.05

7,005.35

8,272.46

7,181.28

7,253.59

Oregon

7,147.96

7,139.31

6,906.17

7,497.68

7,250.59

7,175.16

7,073.02

California

7,161.60

7,034.36

7,676.12

7,130.12

6,297.34

6,944.20

7,466.98

Alaska

9,159.29

9,352.84

8,561.01

7,696.45

10,223.72

9,215.93

8,713.36

Hawaii

7,405.92

7,283.11

8,300.82

7,976.91

7,789.82

6,907.30

7,793.68

States not shown separately

7,425.95

7,453.12

7,640.49

6,072.41

7,502.74

7,782.60

7,075.72

 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2001 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component
** 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.

 

Table VII.D.1(2001) Standard error for average total family premium (in dollars) per enrolled employee at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2001 (42 States are shown separately)
 

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%

Unknown

 
United States

32.58

29.59

160.01

71.62

98.79

65.38

72.77

New England:
Maine

389.16

421.78

1,278.29

1,452.73

603.28

343.00

979.04

Rhode Island

208.30

136.91

513.83

738.91

583.30

196.40

295.99

Vermont

216.23

224.26

1,012.66

475.65

686.26

237.79

898.26

Massachusetts

180.34

199.10

478.93

422.67

276.72

158.15

302.46

Connecticut

236.89

246.03

643.87

602.80

1,383.57

234.13

426.43

Middle Atlantic:
New York

202.20

246.80

255.76

264.92

344.39

302.93

256.36

New Jersey

327.37

357.63

1,062.95

960.47

1,046.63

96.51

653.77

Pennsylvania

220.34

237.04

300.48

115.94

260.08

139.79

441.57

East North Central:
Ohio

175.05

169.01

597.82

882.08

600.53

177.07

223.59

Indiana

151.42

128.55

1,968.17

754.59

625.06

164.64

286.37

Illinois

208.96

225.78

509.06

363.51

459.62

310.37

266.88

Michigan

195.98

183.10

837.52

410.52

393.66

240.56

275.88

Wisconsin

101.86

103.36

502.41

598.61

299.08

200.41

316.22

West North Central:
Minnesota

222.26

259.69

485.08

302.16

445.55

311.05

308.57

Iowa

132.45

162.12

783.21

1,258.33

666.58

154.36

236.93

Missouri

356.39

242.41

714.35

1,184.66

667.42

300.07

521.13

South Atlantic:
Delaware

265.36

284.93

839.96

663.57

944.24

371.74

350.78

Maryland

228.06

226.39

773.89

367.66

305.78

311.75

633.04

District of Columbia

353.02

371.20

866.39

1,496.80

785.29

302.68

505.25

Virginia

227.48

242.35

843.52

1,248.43

514.30

218.78

491.62

North Carolina

157.51

219.81

1,142.08

1,194.28

736.26

186.52

324.78

South Carolina

169.31

181.07

1,074.76

1,146.10

418.59

304.60

256.61

Georgia

268.39

290.96

1,117.87

1,450.09

1,726.05

417.49

321.37

Florida

168.54

175.53

911.95

1,116.36

741.94

149.60

298.38

East South Central:
Kentucky

225.01

244.00

822.73

1,175.93

195.80

296.76

226.65

Tennessee

257.24

268.82

425.64

593.42

356.84

320.73

607.93

Alabama

351.38

362.66

811.60

221.41

217.63

445.98

321.81

Mississippi

239.44

230.59

888.23

1,280.07

776.26

442.32

500.24

West South Central:
Arkansas

198.70

199.23

1,674.56

918.14

592.52

397.82

210.16

Louisiana

212.04

157.93

908.99

940.16

446.10

280.64

400.59

Oklahoma

257.75

255.54

1,351.43

364.36

528.93

329.34

455.16

Texas

255.38

277.87

549.21

691.22

371.99

317.40

318.79

Mountain:
Idaho

375.52

451.08

921.56

872.71

493.33

236.94

759.28

Colorado

211.88

248.93

949.70

1,648.04

1,174.70

286.50

447.71

Arizona

171.63

204.80

944.24

1,353.62

874.79

505.96

310.34

Utah

311.95

325.25

456.26

701.51

321.45

398.38

374.57

Nevada

304.98

316.46

556.78

1,654.59

749.21

385.49

546.66

Pacific:
Washington

179.99

214.38

1,139.37

432.55

704.64

390.29

317.14

Oregon

136.01

166.07

1,158.42

997.53

1,151.08

138.52

337.50

California

100.74

188.65

447.46

335.23

274.38

155.56

242.60

Alaska

348.19

432.79

1,662.36

1,534.56

2,321.13

318.36

386.36

Hawaii

250.78

260.90

961.22

1,422.66

605.62

325.65

323.89

States not shown separately

199.99

211.07

412.04

437.57

299.61

251.98

330.53

 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2001 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component
** 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.