Table IV A.3

Table IV.A.3(2002) National totals for enrollees and cost of hospitalization and physician service health plans for the private sector by industry category**: United States, 2002

Agriculture, fishing, or forestry		Total (in thousands of persons)	Standard error
Total enrollees		539	96
	Active enrollees	514	94
	Enrollees through COBRA	18	6
	Retired enrollees	7	2
	Enrollees with single coverage	239	37

		Total (in millions of dollars)	Standard error
Total costs		2,733	509
	Employer contribution single coverage	563	71
	Employee contribution single coverage	123	29
	Employer contribution family coverage	1,567	302
	Employee contribution family coverage	481	145

Mining or manufacturing		Total (in thousands of persons)	Standard error
Total enrollees		13,731	538
	Active enrollees	11,836	438
	Enrollees through COBRA	443	28
	Retired enrollees	1,452	145
	Enrollees with single coverage	5,628	205

		Total (in millions of dollars)	Standard error
Total costs		80,993	3,747
	Employer contribution single coverage	14,925	887
	Employee contribution single coverage	4,010	329
	Employer contribution family coverage	48,562	2,446
	Employee contribution family coverage	13,495	751

Construction		Total (in thousands of persons)	Standard error
Total enrollees		2,982	141
	Active enrollees	2,828	125
	Enrollees through COBRA	92	15
	Retired enrollees	62	20
	Enrollees with single coverage	1,416	60

		Total (in millions of dollars)	Standard error
Total costs		15,760	979
	Employer contribution single coverage	3,434	142
	Employee contribution single coverage	882	70
	Employer contribution family coverage	7,956	671
	Employee contribution family coverage	3,488	336

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2002 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey - Insurance Component.

Notes: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix. Totals may not sum exactly because of rounding.

** Definitions of industry groupings changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to MEPS-IC estimates made prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix for details.


Table IV.A.3(2002) (Continued) National totals for enrollees and cost of hospitalization and physician service health plans for the private sector by industry category**: United States, 2002

Utilities or transportation		Total (in thousands of persons)	Standard error
Total enrollees		3,681	353
	Active enrollees	3,044	315
	Enrollees through COBRA	114	11
	Retired enrollees	524	65
	Enrollees with single coverage	1,478	142

		Total (in millions of dollars)	Standard error
Total costs		22,209	2,163
	Employer contribution single coverage	4,073	494
	Employee contribution single coverage	1,003	102
	Employer contribution family coverage	13,580	1,355
	Employee contribution family coverage	3,553	405

Wholesale trade		Total (in thousands of persons)	Standard error
Total enrollees		4,519	288
	Active enrollees	4,079	270
	Enrollees through COBRA	163	22
	Retired enrollees	277	64
	Enrollees with single coverage	2,044	137

		Total (in millions of dollars)	Standard error
Total costs		25,141	2,210
	Employer contribution single coverage	5,083	334
	Employee contribution single coverage	1,286	145
	Employer contribution family coverage	14,064	1,432
	Employee contribution family coverage	4,708	466

Financial services or real estate		Total (in thousands of persons)	Standard error
Total enrollees		10,365	538
	Active enrollees	8,881	387
	Enrollees through COBRA	378	19
	Retired enrollees	1,106	175
	Enrollees with single coverage	4,670	200

		Total (in millions of dollars)	Standard error
Total costs		59,750	3,229
	Employer contribution single coverage	11,923	530
	Employee contribution single coverage	3,287	196
	Employer contribution family coverage	32,252	2,088
	Employee contribution family coverage	12,288	863

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2002 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey - Insurance Component.

Notes: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix. Totals may not sum exactly because of rounding.

** Definitions of industry groupings changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to MEPS-IC estimates made prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix for details.


Table IV.A.3(2002) (Continued) National totals for enrollees and cost of hospitalization and physician service health plans for the private sector by industry category**: United States, 2002

Retail trade		Total (in thousands of persons)	Standard error
Total enrollees		6,631	255
	Active enrollees	6,092	213
	Enrollees through COBRA	241	16
	Retired enrollees	298	60
	Enrollees with single coverage	3,554	151

		Total (in millions of dollars)	Standard error
Total costs		33,170	1,511
	Employer contribution single coverage	7,747	350
	Employee contribution single coverage	2,860	152
	Employer contribution family coverage	15,453	814
	Employee contribution family coverage	7,111	327

Professional services
		Total (in thousands of persons)	Standard error
Total enrollees		16,935	453
	Active enrollees	15,677	424
	Enrollees through COBRA	585	45
	Retired enrollees	673	86
	Enrollees with single coverage	8,543	243

		Total (in millions of dollars)	Standard error
Total costs		95,404	2,656
	Employer contribution single coverage	23,001	760
	Employee contribution single coverage	5,673	306
	Employer contribution family coverage	49,285	1,617
	Employee contribution family coverage	17,445	692

Other services
		Total (in thousands of persons)	Standard error
Total enrollees		9,260	449
	Active enrollees	8,609	391
	Enrollees through COBRA	323	25
	Retired enrollees	328	69
	Enrollees with single coverage	5,141	203

		Total (in millions of dollars)	Standard error
Total costs		47,396	2,849
	Employer contribution single coverage	12,360	571
	Employee contribution single coverage	3,975	191
	Employer contribution family coverage	21,395	1,699
	Employee contribution family coverage	9,665	628

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2002 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey - Insurance Component.

Notes: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix. Totals may not sum exactly because of rounding.

** Definitions of industry groupings changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to MEPS-IC estimates made prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix for details.