Table 1. Total Health Services - Percent of persons with an expense, mean expense per person with an expense, and distribution of expenses, by source of payment, United States, 2007 (34 states<sup>a</sup> are shown separately)

Table 1. Total Health Services - Percent of persons with an expense, mean expense per person with an expense, and distribution of expenses, by source of payment, United States, 2007 (34 states^a are shown separately)

State	All persons	Persons with an expense	Population (1,000s)^c	Percent with an expense^c	Mean per person with an expense^c		Out of pocket		Private insurance^d	Medicare		Medicaid

	Unweighted sample size			Percent with an expense^c	Mean per person with an expense^c	Percent distribution of total expenses by source of payment^b,c

United States	29,370	24,029	301,309	84.9	4,404		16.2		42.4	24.8		8.7

California	4,414	3,292	36,662	78.4	4,140		15.2		39.5	27.1		10.7
Texas	3,252	2,382	23,866	78.6	4,407		15.5		35.6	23.9		16.0	*
New York	1,688	1,415	19,217	86.7	3,758		16.0		35.6	28.3		11.6
Florida	1,526	1,192	18,164	80.8	4,783		16.9		35.4	30.5		8.2	*
Illinois	1,110	943	12,800	86.0	4,706		14.1		44.7	27.0		8.4
Pennsylvania	931	817	12,573	87.0	4,348		14.9		36.0	29.5		10.6
Ohio	974	863	11,420	89.1	4,692		14.9		37.7	27.2		11.0
Michigan	916	813	10,029	87.9	4,844		14.0		43.4	30.7		7.3
Georgia	835	671	9,511	80.2	3,622		20.2		40.1	24.0		10.6	*
North Carolina	940	775	9,197	84.1	4,599		13.3		32.2	28.4		16.5
New Jersey	763	630	8,661	85.2	5,102		15.9		49.9	14.6		6.9
Virginia	711	606	7,703	87.3	4,633		18.7		45.2	24.0	*	5.3
Washington	793	688	6,454	88.0	4,286		19.4		46.6	14.7		5.8	*
Arizona	820	662	6,405	80.7	4,443		18.4		46.3	20.3		7.8
Massachusetts	374	342	6,379	92.2	4,643		14.1		51.2	18.4		9.7	*
Indiana	461	394	6,317	86.6	3,789		18.6		43.8	22.9		11.9
Tennessee	522	445	6,200	85.8	4,248		14.9		34.2	39.9		7.0
Missouri	490	440	5,878	89.7	5,234		20.5		48.1	18.4		4.7
Maryland	438	373	5,619	86.5	4,550		13.4		38.5	24.2		17.4	*
Wisconsin	651	587	5,558	89.6	5,732		12.1		66.6	13.9	*	3.9	*
Minnesota	516	463	5,203	89.9	4,053		18.3		52.8	19.6		1.2	*
Colorado	374	298	4,854	83.3	3,978		17.6		64.9	8.4		2.2	*
Alabama	397	324	4,614	82.1	4,541		15.4		39.4	35.3		4.7
South Carolina	337	259	4,397	79.6	4,072		22.0		40.0	26.1		4.7	*
Kentucky	617	542	4,263	89.4	4,789		15.1		42.9	25.9		8.7
Louisiana	344	266	4,227	80.3	3,437		19.6		34.6	29.5		9.3
Oregon	441	394	3,741	89.3	3,458		19.5		36.1	28.4		6.4
Connecticut	340	306	3,559	91.6	5,365		14.4		34.0	34.6		8.4	*
Oklahoma	340	273	3,541	82.0	4,082		18.5		34.8	29.6		5.6
Iowa	223	200	3,011	90.7	4,318	*	19.7		43.9	22.7		5.1	*
Mississippi	291	244	2,927	82.8	5,149	*	12.4	*	55.7	18.0	*	7.5	*
Arkansas	327	249	2,851	76.9	4,591		14.3		32.8	37.0		6.6	*
Kansas	265	215	2,737	86.3	4,374		18.5		49.1	18.5	*	5.9	*
Nevada	163	139	2,559	87.0	2,653		20.0		49.5	22.1		1.8	*

Standard errors for Total Health Services - Percent of persons with an expense, mean expense per person with an expense, and distribution of expenses, by source of payment, United States, 2007 (34 states^a are shown separately)

State	Percent with an expense^c	Mean per person with an expense^c		Out of pocket		Private insurance^d	Medicare		Medicaid

	Standard error for										Degrees of freedom associated with estimating standard errors^e
State	Percent with an expense^c	Mean per person with an expense^c		Percent distribution of total expenses by source of payment^b,c

United States	0.3	101		0.4		1.2	0.9		0.7		368

California	1.0	336		1.4		3.4	2.4		1.8		98
Texas	1.1	410		1.4		4.2	2.9		6.9	*	60
New York	1.1	252		1.8		3.6	3.4		1.8		54
Florida	1.3	515		1.8		3.3	3.6		2.7	*	45
Illinois	1.0	559		1.5		6.0	4.5		2.3		37
Pennsylvania	0.9	389		1.6		3.0	3.0		2.1		30
Ohio	1.4	308		1.4		4.6	4.7		2.5		23
Michigan	1.4	418		0.7		3.7	3.2		1.7		23
Georgia	2.7	446		2.7		7.7	3.1		3.7	*	26
North Carolina	2.1	674		1.6		3.6	3.1		2.9		12
New Jersey	1.8	673		2.3		4.6	3.2		1.8		33
Virginia	1.9	436		1.6		5.6	7.3	*	1.4		22
Washington	1.1	425		1.9		3.8	2.2		2.0	*	18
Arizona	2.5	320		1.9		5.2	4.3		1.5		23
Massachusetts	1.2	656		2.6		4.6	3.0		3.3	*	13
Indiana	1.9	334		1.5		4.1	2.8		3.2		11
Tennessee	1.9	321		1.4		5.7	6.7		1.4		6
Missouri	1.4	754		3.0		5.5	3.8		1.4		16
Maryland	1.5	685		2.0		6.4	4.5		9.7	*	18
Wisconsin	1.8	1,513		2.9		9.6	4.8	*	2.0	*	14
Minnesota	1.9	381		1.4		3.3	3.5		0.5	*	14
Colorado	2.9	599		2.2		4.7	1.4		1.5	*	11
Alabama	2.5	326		1.9		5.4	6.1		1.0		5
South Carolina	1.8	309		2.7		5.2	5.3		1.6	*	8
Kentucky	1.0	553		1.9		4.6	2.7		2.2		10
Louisiana	3.9	520		3.0		5.1	3.7		1.9		6
Oregon	2.1	313		2.8		3.7	4.6		1.7		10
Connecticut	1.4	538		2.2		6.6	5.5		2.8	*	6
Oklahoma	2.2	332		2.0		5.9	6.3		1.4		4
Iowa	3.0	1,421	*	0.2		6.1	4.4		2.2	*	4
Mississippi	3.4	1,901	*	4.3	*	11.4	5.8	*	2.5	*	4
Arkansas	1.7	335		1.1		5.2	5.0		2.9	*	7
Kansas	3.3	463		4.8		7.2	7.9	*	3.8	*	6
Nevada	4.9	253		1.2		5.9	5.2		0.9	*	4

* Relative standard error equal to or greater than 30%

^aEstimates are provided for 34 states and are listed in order of state population size. Reliable estimates can not be produced for the other states due to insufficient sample in those states.

^bThe source of payment does not include other public programs such as Department of Veterans Affairs (except TRICARE); other Federal sources (Indian Health Service, military treatment facilities, and other care provided by the Federal Government); other State and local sources (community and neighborhood clinics, State and local health departments, and State programs other than Medicaid); and other public (Medicaid payments reported for persons who were not enrolled in the Medicaid program at any time during the year). The source of payment also does not include Workers Compensation; other unclassified sources (e.g., automobile, homeowners, liability, and other miscellaneous or unknown sources); and other private insurance (any type of private insurance payments reported for persons without private health insurance coverage during the year, as defined in MEPS).

^c"Population" and "Percent with an expense" columns are based on "All persons". "Mean per person with an expense" and "Percent distribution of total expenses by source payments" columns are based on "Persons with an expense".

^dPrivate insurance include TRICARE (Armed-Forces related coverage)

^eThe precision of an estimated standard error depends on the degrees of freedom available for estimating the standard error. In constructing a confidence interval for a state-level estimate, the corresponding degrees of freedom should be used in obtaining the critical value from the Student’s t-distribution.

Source: Center for Financing, Access, and Cost Trends, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality: Medical Expenditure Panel Survey Household Component, 2007