Table VII.D.1(2010) 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, 2010

Division and State	Total	Percent Full-Time Employees			Percent Low-Wage Employees **
		75% or more	50-74%	Less than 50%	50% or more	Less than 50%
United States	13,871	13,905	13,937	12,956	12,692	14,020
New England:
Connecticut	14,888	14,906	14,768	14,822	14,251	14,949
Maine	14,576	14,596	14,704	13,789	13,733	14,681
Massachusetts	14,606	14,619	14,508	14,532	12,921	14,743
New Hampshire	15,204	15,045	16,290	14,707	14,952	15,224
Rhode Island	14,812	14,155	16,077	15,512	14,236	14,869
Vermont	13,588	13,370	14,447	14,620	14,065	13,538
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	14,058	14,255	12,689	12,874	12,919	14,126
New York	14,730	14,861	14,168	14,067	14,131	14,792
Pennsylvania	13,550	13,406	14,376	13,795	13,630	13,545
East North Central:
Illinois	14,703	14,664	15,370	13,106	11,716	15,008
Indiana	13,884	14,008	13,434	11,694	12,759	14,067
Michigan	13,148	13,336	12,670	12,789	11,148	13,432
Ohio	13,083	13,007	13,797	11,034	12,801	13,123
Wisconsin	14,542	14,572	14,593	13,881	14,227	14,574
West North Central:
Iowa	13,240	12,954	13,737	14,516	11,968	13,397
Kansas	13,460	13,509	13,503	12,300	12,361	13,592
Minnesota	13,903	13,318	15,685	13,866	12,746	13,993
Missouri	12,754	12,676	13,053	13,502	11,379	12,958
Nebraska	13,221	13,240	13,893	11,706	12,024	13,359
North Dakota	12,544	12,490	12,621	12,937	12,582	12,538
South Dakota	12,542	12,227	13,941	11,588	11,761	12,670
South Atlantic:
Delaware	14,671	14,615	14,420	15,768	14,435	14,713
District of Columbia	15,206	15,200	17,493	13,545	13,395	15,241
Florida	15,032	15,437	14,173	10,916	12,151	15,329
Georgia	13,114	13,029	12,725	15,245	12,773	13,169
Maryland	13,952	13,974	14,057	12,933	12,955	14,061
North Carolina	13,643	13,505	12,778	18,890	12,058	13,832
South Carolina	13,234	13,240	12,342	14,960	12,722	13,314
Virginia	13,907	14,245	13,146	10,188	13,114	14,034
West Virginia	14,194	14,259	12,629	15,030	13,003	14,440
East South Central:
Alabama	12,409	12,616	11,283	11,656	12,112	12,451
Kentucky	13,352	13,197	14,891	11,393	11,980	13,551
Mississippi	13,740	13,752	12,683	15,079	14,195	13,588
Tennessee	12,729	12,734	12,435	15,210	13,726	12,500
West South Central:
Arkansas	11,816	11,635	13,821	9,131	10,553	12,139
Louisiana	13,230	13,247	14,851	9,813	11,503	13,472
Oklahoma	12,900	12,892	15,765	8,368	10,977	13,390
Texas	14,526	14,540	14,712	14,032	13,358	14,715
Mountain:
Arizona	13,871	14,078	13,755	9,752	12,669	13,986
Colorado	13,393	13,627	11,813	11,607	10,018	13,807
Idaho	11,379	11,301	12,963	9,242	9,874	11,595
Montana	12,312	12,393	12,646	9,510	10,746	12,507
Nevada	12,496	12,429	14,464	10,945	11,903	12,650
New Mexico	14,083	14,141	14,446	12,359	11,871	14,438
Utah	12,618	12,430	13,885	12,881	11,815	12,707
Wyoming	13,899	14,046	12,243	13,009	12,327	13,997
Pacific:
Alaska	14,232	14,520	15,145	8,281 *	11,770	14,716
California	13,819	13,883	13,748	12,541	12,972	13,957
Hawaii	12,062	12,321	10,719	10,858	11,826	12,087
Oregon	13,756	13,776	12,652	14,911	12,843	13,836
Washington	14,188	13,913	15,626	13,074	13,043	14,251
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2010 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.

 

Table VII.D.1(2010) 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, 2010

Division and State	Total	Percent Full-Time Employees			Percent Low-Wage Employees **
		75% or more	50-74%	Less than 50%	50% or more	Less than 50%
United States	74.76	82.25	279.78	230.05	163.33	74.01
New England:
Connecticut	287.67	313.71	1,177.53	462.01	937.26	321.66
Maine	332.67	397.99	781.50	2,293.70	1,236.68	391.42
Massachusetts	233.46	254.24	781.75	724.98	679.11	243.87
New Hampshire	398.78	346.95	1,334.78	1,781.36	1,017.97	417.24
Rhode Island	451.41	394.11	802.49	1,237.42	721.45	473.28
Vermont	460.69	543.73	693.36	1,001.55	787.10	486.75
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	627.31	629.08	847.41	1,791.98	1,403.54	639.29
New York	355.91	396.21	794.33	715.50	642.72	354.94
Pennsylvania	340.55	381.40	1,069.89	630.09	529.38	363.38
East North Central:
Illinois	358.77	414.59	797.51	936.58	612.03	339.50
Indiana	386.83	381.58	1,090.21	1,772.83	1,009.61	327.54
Michigan	465.90	467.38	870.21	1,102.97	745.67	535.05
Ohio	273.09	353.71	751.63	924.65	885.26	280.58
Wisconsin	376.11	399.18	1,312.26	856.85	479.43	393.13
West North Central:
Iowa	310.17	443.81	636.35	1,950.65	530.88	384.26
Kansas	465.56	541.04	877.29	1,375.31	516.93	460.71
Minnesota	587.54	668.61	923.86	867.78	645.71	648.08
Missouri	322.21	426.53	1,540.86	1,601.73	961.55	325.46
Nebraska	247.66	284.96	786.58	1,561.22	1,346.13	279.66
North Dakota	380.17	516.46	646.40	724.58	540.35	430.54
South Dakota	326.34	449.76	935.14	774.63	569.25	314.74
South Atlantic:
Delaware	259.64	281.48	849.98	1,919.96	951.50	255.73
District of Columbia	553.01	584.65	2,399.58	2,647.31	2,086.86	564.77
Florida	440.45	455.91	827.25	916.98	900.73	443.84
Georgia	253.69	306.59	956.85	2,031.47	340.36	366.64
Maryland	231.24	240.57	769.99	1,379.12	565.78	235.04
North Carolina	540.08	569.61	765.90	1,762.47	1,109.32	595.73
South Carolina	289.30	395.63	1,663.40	1,908.68	592.39	385.07
Virginia	496.10	475.69	1,480.73	1,671.95	868.71	532.08
West Virginia	367.43	429.30	1,111.63	1,266.79	940.61	395.27
East South Central:
Alabama	286.18	308.36	1,302.17	2,243.81	399.36	359.34
Kentucky	454.03	486.68	2,070.30	1,907.03	984.64	484.62
Mississippi	420.67	433.45	2,074.76	2,463.74	981.85	496.11
Tennessee	380.29	385.20	1,486.11	2,533.65	867.26	368.17
West South Central:
Arkansas	330.78	367.98	1,894.22	1,409.61	625.02	469.00
Louisiana	560.21	570.20	959.12	2,181.87	751.18	523.85
Oklahoma	486.09	404.52	1,878.69	1,366.49	707.93	515.39
Texas	282.01	295.41	1,417.54	1,208.78	901.88	296.08
Mountain:
Arizona	490.60	624.53	1,596.86	2,105.73	528.25	581.65
Colorado	373.43	412.44	1,473.59	1,728.10	1,012.89	414.21
Idaho	604.43	683.15	926.96	2,017.26	1,003.59	527.67
Montana	335.48	399.04	1,938.67	1,627.73	751.10	372.11
Nevada	479.10	534.53	1,821.67	1,177.77	657.70	566.95
New Mexico	328.51	411.85	1,775.23	1,749.39	823.12	331.30
Utah	493.91	369.11	1,280.31	1,216.63	707.60	513.62
Wyoming	532.71	561.73	2,012.93	2,241.53	579.69	568.58
Pacific:
Alaska	729.77	775.84	2,654.46	2,586.69 *	2,060.15	834.28
California	227.82	242.93	823.61	881.19	472.87	217.80
Hawaii	435.14	375.73	844.55	2,087.31	592.53	433.26
Oregon	402.13	438.28	1,516.78	2,813.14	763.07	487.49
Washington	341.26	300.10	949.70	1,710.20	545.97	347.55
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2010 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.