Table V.E.2(2005) Average total employee contribution (in dollars) per enrolled employee for employee-plus-one coverage 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

1,759

2,032

1,370

2,080

1,768

1,714
 
New England:
Connecticut

1,638

1,909

 *

1,210

1,625

1,669

1,814
Maine

2,166

1,806

 *

1,941

2,540

2,257

2,054
Massachusetts

1,878

1,902

1,634

2,881

1,559

1,639
New Hampshire

2,133

3,806

2,017

2,852

1,747

2,012
Rhode Island

1,495

1,855

 *

2,125

 *

2,100

819

 *

2,072

 *
Vermont

1,783

2,452

2,047

1,492

1,807

1,700
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

1,766

2,861

1,253

 *

1,211

1,778

2,132
New York

1,768

455

 *

1,322

2,440

1,765

1,621
Pennsylvania

1,551

1,560

 *

865

2,053

1,466

1,790
 
East North Central:
Illinois

1,646

1,552

1,215

2,263

1,605

1,675
Indiana

1,583

679

 *

1,136

2,029

2,043

1,458
Michigan

1,366

1,490

 *

828

1,831

1,461

1,433
Ohio

1,358

1,431

861

1,684

1,750

1,479
Wisconsin

1,688

1,592

 *

1,651

1,908

 *

1,835

1,485
 
West North Central:
Iowa

1,954

3,108

1,274

2,313

2,126

1,820
Kansas

1,948

1,818

1,623

2,089

2,260

1,888
Minnesota

1,877

1,069

 *

1,445

1,957

2,598

1,666
Missouri

1,692

2,061

 *

985

2,239

2,078

1,619
Nebraska

1,674

1,792

 *

1,248

1,779

1,782

1,708
North Dakota

1,631

2,320

772

 *

2,604

 *

1,550

1,596
South Dakota

1,916

2,093

 *

1,341

1,876

2,269

2,140
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

1,537

2,447

 *

1,076

 *

1,997

1,645

1,211
District of Columbia

2,180

3,683

.

2,209

2,629

1,069
Florida

2,097

2,555

1,938

2,276

1,977

1,885
Georgia

1,724

2,730

1,408

1,671

2,082

1,693
Maryland

1,611

827

 *

1,738

1,585

2,052

1,382
North Carolina

2,043

3,931

1,699

2,443

1,542

2,026
South Carolina

1,891

1,720

 *

1,598

2,152

2,481

1,738
Virginia

1,677

2,394

1,474

2,225

1,413

1,310
West Virginia

1,542

1,473

 *

838

2,361

1,426

1,501
 
East South Central:
Alabama

1,870

1,925

 *

1,357

 *

1,999

2,023

2,155
Kentucky

1,694

2,032

 *

1,301

1,697

1,721

2,026
Mississippi

1,943

3,791

1,271

2,167

2,382

1,740
Tennessee

1,763

3,016

1,364

1,835

1,641

2,144
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

1,877

1,884

 *

1,578

2,373

1,844

1,778
Louisiana

2,151

2,811

2,192

1,960

2,632

1,681
Oklahoma

1,906

5,959

1,782

1,988

2,111

1,553
Texas

1,940

2,308

1,480

2,340

1,827

2,008
 
Mountain:
Arizona

1,942

3,021

2,084

1,897

2,092

1,563
Colorado

2,160

1,490

 *

2,436

2,384

1,929

2,184
Idaho

1,683

564

 *

1,051

2,924

 *

2,053

1,664
Montana

2,045

1,985

 *

1,381

 *

2,351

2,238

2,043
Nevada

1,649

2,350

894

1,443

1,832

1,971

 *
New Mexico

2,118

1,753

1,985

2,555

2,297

1,774
Utah

1,689

2,115

 *

1,512

1,955

1,689

1,623
Wyoming

1,556

1,909

 *

1,282

2,050

2,057

1,234
 
Pacific:
Alaska

2,348

1,703

1,795

 *

2,802

2,668

2,503
California

1,697

2,143

1,655

2,013

1,499

1,550
Hawaii

1,622

1,030

 *

1,532

2,041

1,291

1,572
Oregon

1,996

1,701

1,565

2,067

2,571

1,773
Washington

1,552

1,000

1,259

2,359

1,129

1,631
 
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.E.2(2005) Standard error for average total employee contribution (in dollars) per enrolled employee for employee-plus-one coverage 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

28.78

93.44

46.92

50.00

49.96

38.57
 
New England:
Connecticut

60.12

1,124.31

 *

252.22

187.64

127.41

193.51
Maine

166.31

588.88

 *

330.13

497.24

232.59

173.25
Massachusetts

188.90

556.82

300.21

514.63

320.39

221.88
New Hampshire

61.32

962.09

166.00

208.38

111.28

153.17
Rhode Island

171.14

705.37

 *

648.55

 *

489.15

247.16

 *

987.50

 *
Vermont

191.05

607.17

445.34

325.28

465.22

226.22
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

132.39

653.16

395.60

 *

277.81

330.69

239.56
New York

172.94

336.58

 *

156.05

541.72

163.32

218.47
Pennsylvania

161.64

606.91

 *

133.92

307.05

234.17

223.03
 
East North Central:
Illinois

123.31

446.54

203.71

316.88

139.73

256.53
Indiana

140.03

493.98

 *

210.04

225.78

222.83

126.06
Michigan

116.74

966.52

 *

141.65

352.90

213.44

159.67
Ohio

82.69

426.79

180.30

278.73

263.79

325.26
Wisconsin

170.41

819.14

 *

159.09

582.58

 *

206.19

151.06
 
West North Central:
Iowa

141.57

764.29

219.85

425.32

265.21

255.43
Kansas

171.33

544.13

155.00

335.57

445.58

207.86
Minnesota

177.03

380.22

 *

134.98

481.32

367.77

274.00
Missouri

142.59

668.45

 *

266.08

376.65

200.61

132.27
Nebraska

51.88

573.72

 *

98.73

333.04

223.25

114.61
North Dakota

154.38

659.46

418.26

 *

874.33

 *

406.89

321.34
South Dakota

133.26

680.62

 *

197.20

444.90

186.49

319.85
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

187.15

937.34

 *

341.78

 *

341.15

350.33

168.81
District of Columbia

189.75

1,073.92

.

368.16

347.53

216.92
Florida

108.51

556.08

334.61

164.25

283.55

197.08
Georgia

108.62

677.82

205.95

384.96

340.36

122.98
Maryland

148.68

785.90

 *

323.67

275.71

234.73

278.51
North Carolina

145.34

1,012.21

128.23

339.49

162.78

203.55
South Carolina

138.04

571.11

 *

152.68

175.69

380.64

303.21
Virginia

169.61

588.93

242.54

368.94

315.04

178.17
West Virginia

99.37

447.36

 *

141.50

432.61

322.02

224.38
 
East South Central:
Alabama

168.19

611.56

 *

425.62

 *

321.56

195.89

258.34
Kentucky

145.54

702.04

 *

176.45

341.66

254.74

269.52
Mississippi

151.08

1,066.72

221.28

602.14

450.90

272.71
Tennessee

104.05

538.84

137.21

253.49

218.75

239.15
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

221.94

569.43

 *

178.84

667.39

299.37

185.29
Louisiana

180.40

736.08

432.61

230.84

228.64

317.63
Oklahoma

141.68

1,711.56

288.59

286.80

324.32

306.36
Texas

100.89

444.64

210.41

250.12

167.14

205.13
 
Mountain:
Arizona

142.93

565.82

436.24

361.88

259.00

207.92
Colorado

190.06

509.95

 *

581.27

345.73

207.33

348.34
Idaho

212.31

216.83

 *

173.11

916.84

 *

416.17

288.98
Montana

195.86

606.89

 *

448.80

 *

345.54

510.69

378.36
Nevada

163.09

450.09

191.11

362.40

306.00

713.80

 *
New Mexico

149.96

521.09

487.31

376.47

183.04

284.65
Utah

142.59

658.69

 *

316.86

295.98

275.33

193.71
Wyoming

187.52

836.18

 *

243.99

316.20

329.84

205.93
 
Pacific:
Alaska

129.24

465.22

541.85

 *

571.84

536.82

355.87
California

93.00

357.59

136.11

199.16

71.72

143.22
Hawaii

141.37

369.36

 *

417.91

211.27

104.41

286.38
Oregon

164.50

461.81

294.99

241.14

419.18

149.51
Washington

138.59

270.08

113.71

328.16

245.77

197.14
 
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.