Table V.D.2.a(2004) Average total employee contribution (in dollars) for exclusive-provider plans per enrolled employee for family coverage at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2004
 
Division and State

Total

  

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

  

Mining and
manufacturing

  

Retail,
other services
and unknown

  

Professional
services

  

All other

  
 
United States

2,386

2,599

2,097

2,439

2,425

2,480
 
New England:
Connecticut

2,257

2,175

 *

3,009

2,133

 *

2,072

2,243
Maine

3,244

3,288

 *

2,114

 *

2,030

4,776

3,577
Massachusetts

2,797

2,521

2,814

3,406

 *

2,610

2,773
New Hampshire

3,641

1,742

5,487

3,483

3,489

2,995
Rhode Island

2,703

.

1,638

4,097

2,648

 *

3,488
Vermont

2,896

5,132

2,427

4,078

1,870

 *

2,349
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

1,996

4,157

 *

2,373

1,422

 *

1,789

2,305

 *
New York

1,933

1,218

 *

2,138

2,176

2,283

1,365
Pennsylvania

1,990

3,987

1,482

3,183

1,454

 *

2,009

 *
 
East North Central:
Illinois

2,074

2,388

 *

1,922

2,534

2,303

1,604
Indiana

1,854

2,760

 *

1,562

3,697

1,446

 *

1,302

 *
Michigan

2,268

2,097

2,051

2,701

2,721

1,012

 *
Ohio

2,021

901

 *

1,719

2,129

2,011

2,239
Wisconsin

2,164

2,673

1,796

2,930

1,374

 *

3,293
 
West North Central:
Iowa

2,748

3,794

 *

2,561

1,947

3,157

 *

2,665

 *
Kansas

1,557

 *

3,746

 *

1,186

 *

694

 *

5,563

2,812

 *
Minnesota

1,203

 *

.

1,949

 *

911

 *

2,029

2,297
Missouri

2,142

2,067

 *

1,538

3,225

2,137

2,198
Nebraska

3,084

58

 *

2,221

2,475

 *

1,753

 *

4,495
North Dakota

2,426

3,382

3,178

2,565

1,468

 *

969

 *
South Dakota

2,911

4,704

 *

4,023

1,530

 *

3,457

1,028

 *
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

1,957

4,614

 *

2,525

2,287

 *

1,141

 *

1,837
District of Columbia

2,177

.

.

2,636

2,122

1,412
Florida

2,961

3,288

2,996

2,304

3,021

3,290
Georgia

2,842

1,539

1,724

2,656

3,388

3,415
Maryland

2,547

3,452

2,146

 *

3,092

2,024

3,137

 *
North Carolina

3,092

3,793

 *

2,458

3,231

3,261

3,252
South Carolina

2,473

4,067

2,393

4,614

1,716

 *

2,486
Virginia

2,612

1,530

 *

1,438

2,584

 *

3,680

2,603
West Virginia

2,954

708

 *

2,886

3,074

 *

3,091

2,131

 *
 
East South Central:
Alabama

3,301

3,439

 *

2,943

3,013

4,010

3,152

 *
Kentucky

1,940

688

 *

1,607

 *

3,495

1,556

2,416
Mississippi

2,716

.

2,898

1,460

 *

4,200

5,317
Tennessee

3,532

4,908

 *

2,419

2,360

4,465

3,109
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

2,525

8,580

 *

2,403

4,547

2,421

1,737
Louisiana

3,144

4,498

 *

2,319

2,634

4,808

2,507
Oklahoma

2,987

10,632

 *

3,288

4,020

2,738

2,556
Texas

2,798

5,852

2,418

3,477

2,786

2,665
 
Mountain:
Arizona

2,275

737

 *

1,834

2,371

 *

2,565

 *

3,550
Colorado

3,153

3,199

3,644

3,293

2,957

3,136

 *
Idaho

2,238

5,638

3,290

2,189

1,787

195

 *
Montana

2,051

 *

.

.

2,674

 *

2,890

1,320
Nevada

3,218

2,807

 *

2,746

2,862

 *

3,457

3,518
New Mexico

1,742

1,169

 *

3,610

3,657

649

 *

3,192
Utah

2,123

649

 *

1,452

2,925

 *

2,158

3,633
Wyoming

1,976

.

.

2,337

852

 *

2,110
 
Pacific:
Alaska

906

 *

158

 *

.

991

 *

1,519

 *

4,135

 *
California

2,415

2,948

2,180

2,316

2,039

2,955
Hawaii

2,189

453

 *

2,000

1,801

3,046

2,432
Oregon

2,193

3,113

1,697

2,123

2,160

 *

2,623
Washington

2,131

2,961

1,806

3,303

 *

1,909

 *

1,662

 *
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2004 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.
. Data suppressed due to high standard errors or no reported values in cell.
** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.

 

Table V.D.2.a(2004) Standard error for average total employee contribution (in dollars) for exclusive-provider plans per enrolled employee for family coverage at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2004
 
Division and State

Total

  

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

  

Mining and
manufacturing

  

Retail,
other services
and unknown

  

Professional
services

  

All other

  
 
United States

54.81

192.06

72.06

142.00

115.66

121.16
 
New England:
Connecticut

394.52

1,471.81

 *

620.01

709.04

 *

483.42

427.02
Maine

388.16

1,013.52

 *

903.81

 *

598.71

546.52

516.16
Massachusetts

283.02

721.24

514.71

1,076.34

 *

467.30

310.07
New Hampshire

320.75

499.86

928.87

474.91

509.64

460.19
Rhode Island

440.38

.

453.44

1,087.72

984.84

 *

953.87
Vermont

507.20

1,514.23

586.02

994.03

907.86

 *

636.22
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

328.03

1,304.31

 *

393.61

600.85

 *

259.94

830.08

 *
New York

363.70

534.26

 *

421.30

562.47

576.11

400.66
Pennsylvania

208.85

1,116.62

247.23

526.51

580.93

 *

637.36

 *
 
East North Central:
Illinois

206.08

960.63

 *

544.20

474.22

463.04

383.70
Indiana

379.16

872.79

 *

455.16

913.32

533.11

 *

467.98

 *
Michigan

214.50

593.71

348.30

457.74

672.46

307.29

 *
Ohio

214.62

356.29

 *

370.28

328.11

287.70

394.64
Wisconsin

262.12

660.49

408.72

652.54

1,160.19

 *

491.20
 
West North Central:
Iowa

294.59

1,148.07

 *

449.27

493.18

1,933.74

 *

821.26

 *
Kansas

674.54

 *

1,214.19

 *

806.50

 *

757.48

 *

1,152.38

910.09

 *
Minnesota

421.19

 *

.

829.78

 *

470.62

 *

427.41

583.14
Missouri

256.30

788.60

 *

304.86

811.45

538.26

567.82
Nebraska

579.87

251.33

 *

636.06

1,122.35

 *

773.94

 *

1,111.52
North Dakota

417.24

985.48

951.87

688.13

718.90

 *

332.44

 *
South Dakota

517.58

1,487.54

 *

1,082.47

506.89

 *

925.63

349.19

 *
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

376.80

1,395.15

 *

695.27

1,527.86

 *

559.19

 *

433.86
District of Columbia

265.91

.

.

420.70

188.79

420.23
Florida

257.53

742.77

675.78

549.08

533.12

575.39
Georgia

278.48

449.53

418.53

599.48

717.77

759.80
Maryland

349.30

989.18

818.11

 *

705.42

452.30

1,629.44

 *
North Carolina

238.13

1,211.82

 *

488.44

822.79

497.00

560.96
South Carolina

391.18

1,140.27

668.52

1,036.39

523.82

 *

578.30
Virginia

273.89

486.11

 *

284.08

862.98

 *

588.85

700.69
West Virginia

391.72

223.89

 *

556.20

1,389.40

 *

597.87

639.72

 *
 
East South Central:
Alabama

552.18

1,139.93

 *

702.20

854.79

830.20

1,040.12

 *
Kentucky

215.46

507.04

 *

542.53

 *

868.01

426.89

672.15
Mississippi

567.76

.

715.14

595.62

 *

1,121.90

1,588.74
Tennessee

325.80

1,552.05

 *

498.19

463.06

826.02

794.86
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

432.08

2,713.23

 *

504.43

1,292.58

415.46

516.67
Louisiana

368.03

1,422.39

 *

646.95

634.79

1,236.02

747.67
Oklahoma

174.38

3,362.13

 *

781.12

1,111.14

659.97

527.34
Texas

170.46

1,706.61

351.88

478.28

218.12

742.24
 
Mountain:
Arizona

389.13

421.31

 *

514.46

876.70

 *

1,473.66

 *

680.57
Colorado

203.48

722.73

913.12

941.61

376.28

945.38

 *
Idaho

567.14

1,682.75

962.21

631.63

533.97

329.68

 *
Montana

648.09

 *

.

.

887.77

 *

819.67

379.71
Nevada

442.51

1,039.98

 *

812.51

1,202.86

 *

959.79

592.57
New Mexico

519.55

423.51

 *

866.93

848.17

573.15

 *

734.46
Utah

286.87

378.14

 *

304.14

922.18

 *

394.75

826.28
Wyoming

506.10

.

.

689.63

347.71

 *

596.72
 
Pacific:
Alaska

303.67

 *

196.00

 *

.

514.91

 *

495.84

 *

1,264.47

 *
California

162.91

615.45

268.35

254.94

338.82

326.31
Hawaii

151.60

237.49

 *

594.71

294.71

551.16

557.43
Oregon

353.88

911.97

279.47

579.87

789.66

 *

513.59
Washington

258.65

884.80

443.33

1,028.92

 *

633.39

 *

713.24

 *
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2004 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.
. Data suppressed due to high standard errors or no reported values in cell.
** Definitions of industry groups and low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix.