Table IV.A.2(2010) National totals for enrollees and
cost of hospitalization and physician service health plans for the
private sector by type of indemnification; United States, 2010
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Purchased plans |
Total (in thousands of persons) |
Standard error |
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Total enrollees
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25,978 |
544 |
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Active
enrollees
|
23,865 |
440 |
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Enrollees
through COBRA
|
1,235 |
94 |
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Retired
enrollees
|
879 |
223 |
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Enrollees
with single coverage
|
14,611 |
231 |
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Total
(in millions of dollars) |
Standard error |
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Total costs
|
208,577 |
5,499 |
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Employer
contribution single coverage
|
52,905 |
1,135 |
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Employee
contribution single coverage
|
17,718 |
553 |
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Employer
contribution non-single* coverage
|
88,324 |
2,918 |
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Employee
contribution non-single* coverage
|
49,630 |
1,819 |
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Self-insured plans |
Total (in thousands of persons) |
Standard error |
|
Total enrollees
|
38,389 |
764 |
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Active
enrollees
|
32,312 |
647 |
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Enrollees
through COBRA
|
2,020 |
94 |
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Retired
enrollees
|
4,056 |
493 |
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Enrollees
with single coverage
|
18,441 |
502 |
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Total
(in millions of dollars) |
Standard error |
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Total costs |
336,342 |
6,486 |
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Employer
contribution single coverage
|
66,892 |
1,559 |
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Employee
contribution single coverage
|
25,086 |
1,036 |
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Employer
contribution non-single* coverage
|
171,697 |
3,930 |
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Employee
contribution non-single* coverage
|
72,667 |
2,377 |
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Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and
Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2010 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. * Non-single coverage includes both family and employee-plus-one coverage levels. This is a labeling change from prior year's tables however the estimates are comparable. |
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