Table V.D.4(2000) Percent of private-sector employees enrolled in a health insurance plan that have family coverage by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2000 (40 States are shown separately)
 

Division and State

Total

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

Mining and
manufacturing

Retail,
other services
and unknown

Professional
services

All others
 

United States

53.8%

54.6%

62.3%

45.4%

50.9%

58.0%

New England:

Massachusetts

53.4%

72.5%

61.2%

44.3%

46.1%

59.8%

New Hampshire

56.1%

58.3%

65.4%

46.6%

51.7%

58.9%

Connecticut

53.9%

49.1%

61.8%

46.9%

50.4%

58.1%

Middle Atlantic:

New York

52.7%

56.4%

58.7%

50.7%

49.8%

54.4%

New Jersey

56.6%

75.3%

58.0%

48.6%

56.1%

61.1%

Pennsylvania

54.3%

56.6%

64.8%

42.4%

49.1%

61.2%

East North Central:

Ohio

58.8%

74.2%

65.6%

48.9%

54.5%

63.2%

Indiana

57.8%

52.9%

66.6%

40.9%

59.4%

58.8%

Illinois

56.1%

58.3%

67.0%

46.0%

48.0%

58.9%

Michigan

60.6%

55.1%

69.5%

49.6%

58.8%

70.5%

Wisconsin

61.2%

60.3%

66.8%

52.6%

57.5%

64.1%

West North Central:

Minnesota

55.6%

64.9%

60.3%

46.6%

53.5%

58.1%

Iowa

55.8%

68.7%

65.6%

44.5%

50.8%

54.2%

Missouri

50.9%

48.3%

66.0%

38.5%

47.3%

55.4%

Nebraska

57.9%

49.5%

60.5%

43.2%

59.2%

67.4%

Kansas

63.0%

55.9%

64.8%

66.6%

57.0%

63.4%

North Dakota

54.1%

35.5%

*

64.7%

55.8%

51.2%

56.4%

South Dakota

55.7%

47.7%

64.0%

50.4%

52.0%

58.9%

South Atlantic:

Maryland

51.8%

42.7%

66.4%

44.9%

59.6%

52.1%

Virginia

50.0%

40.0%

62.0%

43.5%

49.4%

54.2%

West Virginia

58.0%

57.3%

71.9%

43.1%

52.7%

65.0%

North Carolina

49.0%

45.3%

56.4%

39.6%

46.8%

52.4%

South Carolina

53.6%

41.8%

60.8%

40.2%

44.7%

59.5%

Georgia

54.0%

35.5%

64.6%

39.8%

53.5%

53.3%

Florida

47.2%

45.2%

55.4%

40.7%

50.0%

53.0%

East South Central:

Kentucky

55.4%

55.9%

60.1%

46.1%

48.3%

61.4%

Tennessee

56.8%

48.0%

65.3%

50.9%

47.7%

62.9%

Alabama

56.9%

56.2%

66.7%

49.5%

55.2%

53.1%

Mississippi

58.2%

55.4%

68.4%

55.5%

43.7%

57.4%

West South Central:

Arkansas

55.5%

41.3%

64.6%

45.0%

50.9%

60.3%

Louisiana

53.9%

58.2%

68.7%

43.0%

49.8%

60.0%

Oklahoma

53.9%

61.9%

57.5%

47.4%

52.1%

56.3%

Texas

51.5%

48.6%

58.7%

42.2%

51.3%

55.5%

Mountain:

Colorado

53.5%

64.1%

60.4%

41.7%

52.3%

56.4%

New Mexico

50.0%

63.7%

60.9%

43.7%

43.5%

58.2%

Arizona

50.8%

46.0%

53.4%

49.7%

45.8%

56.5%

Utah

62.2%

73.2%

65.7%

55.0%

66.2%

59.0%

Pacific:

Washington

50.9%

52.5%

57.4%

41.0%

48.9%

60.0%

Oregon

47.9%

53.9%

53.8%

41.0%

44.8%

51.5%

California

52.0%

56.7%

59.1%

44.5%

48.2%

55.9%

States not shown separately

52.4%

60.8%

57.0%

44.8%

50.1%

59.5%

 

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Cost and Financing Studies. 2000 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 industry groupings changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to prior year's estimates. See Technical Appendix for details.

 

 

Table V.D.4(2000) Standard error for percent of private-sector employees enrolled in a health insurance plan that have family coverage by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2000 (40 States are shown separately)

 

Division and State

Total

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

Mining and
manufacturing

Retail,
other services
and unknown

Professional
services

All others
 

United States

0.36%

1.09%

0.52%

0.64%

0.85%

0.71%

New England:

Massachusetts

1.30%

10.92%

2.41%

3.01%

2.73%

3.35%

New Hampshire

1.75%

8.30%

3.66%

2.87%

2.91%

3.05%

Connecticut

1.57%

8.79%

2.37%

3.73%

3.63%

2.70%

Middle Atlantic:

New York

1.30%

7.16%

3.76%

3.37%

1.55%

2.48%

New Jersey

1.48%

9.81%

6.72%

3.09%

4.12%

5.04%

Pennsylvania

1.20%

6.14%

2.06%

2.47%

2.30%

3.37%

East North Central:

Ohio

1.38%

4.38%

1.59%

4.07%

3.75%

2.18%

Indiana

1.86%

8.00%

2.65%

4.34%

4.70%

5.82%

Illinois

2.37%

7.72%

3.33%

3.28%

1.85%

2.71%

Michigan

1.98%

6.61%

2.31%

4.37%

4.07%

4.44%

Wisconsin

1.24%

3.99%

1.62%

2.43%

2.54%

3.59%

West North Central:

Minnesota

1.71%

8.47%

2.94%

3.15%

4.27%

2.52%

Iowa

2.02%

7.70%

3.89%

2.85%

3.59%

4.13%

Missouri

2.66%

4.65%

4.13%

2.78%

2.76%

3.56%

Nebraska

2.46%

7.22%

7.43%

3.56%

4.13%

3.87%

Kansas

2.76%

6.13%

3.22%

7.92%

2.78%

4.61%

North Dakota

2.69%

12.86%

*

5.81%

4.44%

4.62%

3.38%

South Dakota

2.59%

9.50%

5.26%

4.56%

5.43%

4.40%

South Atlantic:

Maryland

2.19%

4.23%

11.82%

4.04%

4.36%

3.47%

Virginia

1.57%

7.82%

2.47%

3.43%

2.32%

3.90%

West Virginia

2.06%

12.20%

3.53%

3.65%

3.50%

4.27%

North Carolina

2.19%

8.40%

4.05%

2.96%

3.47%

2.71%

South Carolina

2.28%

9.14%

4.69%

2.30%

5.30%

3.75%

Georgia

1.61%

7.23%

4.07%

2.17%

6.43%

4.25%

Florida

1.34%

4.30%

3.47%

3.80%

2.84%

2.69%

East South Central:

Kentucky

1.64%

9.00%

2.88%

2.08%

3.50%

4.19%

Tennessee

1.75%

7.19%

2.12%

3.68%

4.79%

3.12%

Alabama

1.91%

4.98%

2.43%

4.25%

3.51%

2.94%

Mississippi

2.60%

12.88%

5.37%

3.99%

3.83%

3.50%

West South Central:

Arkansas

1.31%

5.23%

1.91%

3.62%

2.62%

2.07%

Louisiana

1.81%

8.66%

5.46%

4.35%

3.18%

5.26%

Oklahoma

2.00%

8.63%

5.21%

3.17%

4.28%

2.69%

Texas

1.36%

5.76%

2.58%

2.53%

3.69%

2.29%

Mountain:

Colorado

1.50%

5.96%

6.04%

3.58%

3.14%

4.66%

New Mexico

1.96%

7.12%

7.70%

3.39%

2.73%

3.60%

Arizona

2.46%

2.94%

7.33%

6.02%

3.72%

5.39%

Utah

0.79%

10.43%

4.05%

4.41%

4.07%

3.74%

Pacific:

Washington

2.07%

5.86%

6.00%

4.57%

3.15%

5.14%

Oregon

1.38%

6.27%

3.52%

3.12%

2.82%

3.55%

California

0.98%

4.44%

2.05%

0.99%

2.27%

1.72%

States not shown separately

1.70%

4.74%

3.08%

1.91%

2.05%

3.63%

 

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Cost and Financing Studies. 2000 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 industry groupings changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to prior year's estimates. See Technical Appendix for details.