Table V.D.1.a(2005) Average total family premium (in dollars) for exclusive-provider plans per enrolled employee at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2005
 
Division and State

Total

  

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

  

Mining and
manufacturing

  

Retail,
other services
and unknown

  

Professional
services

  

All other

  
 
United States

10,475

9,838

9,733

9,876

11,224

10,528
 
New England:
Connecticut

11,657

11,970

11,613

10,438

12,294

11,665
Maine

12,377

9,212

11,942

11,279

12,816

11,857
Massachusetts

11,527

10,580

10,614

11,948

11,917

10,979
New Hampshire

12,170

10,884

12,360

11,975

12,365

12,136
Rhode Island

13,367

14,072

11,782

11,786

14,357

11,443
Vermont

12,029

10,474

10,603

12,983

12,861

11,270
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

11,794

11,084

11,244

11,741

12,426

11,565
New York

10,653

11,114

9,466

9,434

10,774

11,547
Pennsylvania

10,300

10,068

7,966

10,648

11,290

11,012
 
East North Central:
Illinois

10,159

14,089

9,074

9,987

10,970

9,850
Indiana

11,351

8,258

 *

13,367

9,395

10,950

10,175
Michigan

10,415

9,697

9,717

9,629

11,633

9,050
Ohio

10,723

15,917

7,594

9,722

11,584

10,997
Wisconsin

10,892

9,840

9,929

10,078

11,690

12,273
 
West North Central:
Iowa

9,604

5,400

 *

8,872

8,016

10,008

10,216
Kansas

10,363

10,390

7,625

9,140

12,790

9,509
Minnesota

11,290

11,364

11,829

12,353

10,352

10,243
Missouri

9,378

11,871

6,831

9,469

10,026

11,804
Nebraska

10,262

8,899

8,338

5,869

12,236

10,747
North Dakota

7,872

7,114

9,204

 *

8,633

8,696

5,714
South Dakota

9,854

9,031

12,812

9,057

11,137

9,130
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

10,717

12,235

8,963

10,779

12,043

9,848
District of Columbia

10,285

9,422

.

10,937

10,145

10,140
Florida

10,577

8,790

10,038

9,970

10,382

11,792
Georgia

10,543

12,000

 *

10,855

8,895

12,375

10,731
Maryland

9,470

8,678

9,373

9,717

10,060

8,699
North Carolina

10,091

10,334

10,636

10,607

9,536

9,953
South Carolina

10,490

9,780

 *

8,148

9,674

13,090

10,738
Virginia

10,277

8,116

12,434

9,554

10,531

10,817
West Virginia

11,560

9,457

11,671

8,382

13,100

12,575
 
East South Central:
Alabama

9,145

7,216

9,229

10,021

8,845

8,986
Kentucky

8,821

4,122

 *

8,686

9,741

9,939

11,529
Mississippi

9,649

10,722

6,564

 *

8,030

10,717

10,408
Tennessee

10,241

8,495

10,386

7,650

11,603

9,780
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

10,317

8,684

 *

9,031

11,346

10,142

 *

10,190
Louisiana

11,335

10,250

11,524

10,157

11,493

12,491
Oklahoma

10,298

16,200

 *

9,819

9,716

11,531

9,627
Texas

10,680

10,192

9,573

10,487

11,827

9,743
 
Mountain:
Arizona

10,959

12,000

 *

8,055

10,756

11,005

11,288
Colorado

10,969

8,682

9,223

10,428

12,421

9,546
Idaho

10,149

9,038

 *

8,630

10,274

11,875

10,215
Montana

9,049

7,332

 *

8,817

6,786

9,925

12,662
Nevada

10,212

7,254

9,390

9,096

10,963

11,742
New Mexico

9,932

8,229

10,392

10,775

10,898

8,803
Utah

9,874

8,724

9,796

9,750

11,424

9,848
Wyoming

9,149

.

10,152

6,041

11,765

8,951
 
Pacific:
Alaska

10,781

.

10,732

9,988

13,200

 *

10,730
California

9,998

9,248

9,325

8,859

10,961

9,989
Hawaii

9,137

8,236

8,706

8,558

10,429

8,741
Oregon

9,742

8,707

9,632

9,244

10,848

9,309
Washington

10,700

6,773

8,540

10,077

12,236

11,716
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2005 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.1.a(2005) Standard error for average total family premium (in dollars) for exclusive-provider plans per enrolled employee at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by industry groupings** and State: United States, 2005
 
Division and State

Total

  

Agri, fish., forestry
and construction

  

Mining and
manufacturing

  

Retail,
other services
and unknown

  

Professional
services

  

All other

  
 
United States

59.60

325.79

154.17

158.71

200.83

122.33
 
New England:
Connecticut

253.02

2,235.79

1,825.01

1,122.01

1,495.95

506.62
Maine

408.40

2,598.20

3,149.82

667.29

638.60

1,284.13
Massachusetts

244.27

2,778.50

593.84

423.29

413.21

1,277.59
New Hampshire

237.03

1,784.81

518.17

455.42

622.08

1,433.95
Rhode Island

1,223.05

4,207.77

2,783.20

1,837.10

1,698.73

2,496.50
Vermont

529.79

1,644.47

2,525.75

2,756.95

1,489.19

1,777.90
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

580.39

2,426.69

2,213.37

1,525.15

610.80

1,338.35
New York

329.49

2,181.05

1,111.56

444.35

230.16

691.05
Pennsylvania

300.67

1,882.35

1,154.65

1,577.70

1,119.13

599.84
 
East North Central:
Illinois

371.56

4,212.74

639.45

514.81

1,346.48

1,226.64
Indiana

559.50

2,520.52

 *

1,745.24

1,521.43

2,438.61

1,921.14
Michigan

387.68

2,779.46

1,111.46

1,124.23

635.76

641.50
Ohio

1,040.39

4,076.65

1,480.16

2,089.73

1,563.02

534.89
Wisconsin

488.37

2,831.96

1,564.23

2,404.82

2,033.88

1,993.74
 
West North Central:
Iowa

327.63

1,707.63

 *

1,743.81

1,837.81

712.97

1,158.01
Kansas

1,027.49

2,910.52

1,799.68

887.23

2,356.73

1,810.07
Minnesota

646.16

3,247.42

2,845.08

2,157.31

1,823.39

2,445.95
Missouri

560.45

3,314.38

1,509.34

2,008.77

2,143.73

1,440.53
Nebraska

1,158.66

2,312.98

2,403.28

1,640.59

2,297.67

1,791.93
North Dakota

1,044.20

2,127.11

2,910.56

 *

2,054.09

1,847.43

1,553.81
South Dakota

757.97

2,454.70

3,819.80

2,179.91

2,471.25

2,165.79
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

331.24

3,477.74

2,009.89

1,340.61

726.78

781.90
District of Columbia

291.48

2,812.70

.

849.28

419.14

1,025.69
Florida

293.70

2,243.83

2,167.05

586.19

677.35

457.56
Georgia

501.25

3,794.73

 *

1,857.52

1,377.37

2,026.97

1,254.02
Maryland

517.44

1,695.21

1,581.90

1,020.95

1,042.41

602.53
North Carolina

779.12

3,091.86

2,647.54

1,792.18

2,010.00

1,453.31
South Carolina

751.96

3,092.71

 *

1,953.91

1,248.69

2,804.46

2,049.20
Virginia

311.07

1,803.65

2,952.16

1,163.22

504.32

654.96
West Virginia

525.35

2,819.82

2,296.99

1,324.89

2,486.76

2,978.84
 
East South Central:
Alabama

549.64

2,017.03

2,142.64

1,134.31

1,419.29

1,759.98
Kentucky

609.49

1,261.88

 *

1,951.91

1,513.38

1,890.82

1,766.73
Mississippi

696.16

2,814.40

2,161.50

 *

1,669.04

2,380.96

2,252.97
Tennessee

702.14

2,539.19

921.42

1,096.95

1,768.08

1,750.82
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

1,210.69

2,627.26

 *

2,220.99

2,122.35

3,076.46

 *

2,101.98
Louisiana

467.00

2,271.58

2,931.45

1,914.64

2,285.51

1,824.73
Oklahoma

726.61

5,122.89

 *

1,958.59

1,462.07

2,150.63

2,130.66
Texas

484.33

2,485.03

1,841.02

1,553.50

844.42

818.25
 
Mountain:
Arizona

438.23

3,794.73

 *

2,258.78

1,430.48

1,640.34

1,739.82
Colorado

375.75

1,511.79

2,608.88

1,368.94

2,116.83

1,155.16
Idaho

1,183.66

2,714.34

 *

2,574.73

2,291.15

3,090.47

2,210.41
Montana

704.03

2,318.58

 *

2,537.45

1,364.02

2,599.71

3,135.28
Nevada

426.35

1,758.96

2,240.49

832.05

1,752.80

576.76
New Mexico

496.83

1,977.59

2,560.52

543.89

421.12

1,429.32
Utah

391.70

2,108.81

1,804.17

469.70

1,444.76

1,621.15
Wyoming

1,986.38

.

3,030.70

1,811.33

3,283.27

2,533.39
 
Pacific:
Alaska

2,062.73

.

3,010.74

2,399.92

4,174.21

 *

2,449.45
California

241.20

632.19

354.45

421.86

360.49

402.62
Hawaii

194.73

1,411.53

2,452.16

247.04

431.52

542.16
Oregon

435.12

2,044.11

1,790.80

1,630.96

428.33

1,906.67
Washington

601.45

1,923.28

2,108.29

1,607.74

1,891.34

2,178.71
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2005 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.