Table VII.D.1.a(2002) Average total family premium (in dollars) for exclusive-provider plans per enrolled employee at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2002: (43 States are shown separately)
 
 

 

Percent Full-Time Employees

Percent Low-Wage Employees **
Division and State

Total

  

75% or more

  

50-74%

  

Less than 50%

  

50% or more

  

Less than 50%

  

Unknown

  
 
United States

8,173

8,148

8,313

8,376

7,761

8,226

8,171
 
New England:
Connecticut

9,335

9,365

9,546

8,417

8,671

9,309

9,448
Maine

9,365

9,257

9,632

10,578

9,982

10,011

8,523
Massachusetts

8,871

8,773

8,782

10,663

9,292

9,129

7,736
New Hampshire

9,774

9,672

9,822

11,566

10,310

9,680

10,090
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

9,165

9,128

10,006

9,385

8,773

9,829

8,661
New York

8,041

7,993

8,373

7,584

7,051

8,248

7,874
Pennsylvania

7,602

7,507

8,198

8,023

7,806

8,537

6,874
 
East North Central:
Illinois

8,346

8,270

8,986

8,744

8,393

7,593

8,988
Indiana

8,110

8,004

7,421

10,112

6,710

7,763

8,421
Michigan

8,355

8,141

9,692

7,906

7,409

8,110

8,803
Ohio

8,435

8,526

8,133

7,199

8,011

8,914

7,972
Wisconsin

8,387

8,436

8,129

8,372

7,822

9,002

7,809
 
West North Central:
Iowa

7,394

7,364

7,483

7,504

7,598

7,402

7,292
Kansas

8,069

8,172

7,764

7,286

8,330

7,934

8,319
Minnesota

8,594

8,468

9,845

8,405

8,424

8,733

8,284
Missouri

8,048

8,005

8,443

8,128

6,820

8,191

7,978
Nebraska

8,372

8,400

8,000

.

9,480

8,170

9,162
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

8,488

8,473

8,464

9,068

9,143

9,428

7,890
Florida

8,317

8,317

8,297

8,316

8,848

8,158

8,528
Georgia

7,541

7,354

8,481

9,104

8,262

7,012

7,840
Maryland

7,891

7,823

9,191

7,419

7,062

8,048

7,844
North Carolina

8,692

8,734

7,180

6,577

 *

8,974

8,032

9,410
South Carolina

7,662

7,758

7,230

6,491

7,499

7,016

8,105
Virginia

7,464

7,465

8,639

6,550

6,509

7,729

7,473
West Virginia

8,509

8,382

10,760

8,096

8,649

9,706

6,571
 
East South Central:
Alabama

7,556

7,395

8,620

 *

5,294

5,621

6,830

8,561
Kentucky

8,136

8,174

6,352

8,400

 *

9,896

8,123

8,008
Mississippi

7,771

7,388

10,608

 *

7,706

 *

8,196

 *

6,190

10,812
Tennessee

8,133

8,104

7,487

11,817

7,880

7,347

9,051
 
West South Central:
Louisiana

8,392

8,285

7,991

11,935

 *

8,900

8,155

8,451
Oklahoma

7,738

7,759

6,906

8,025

 *

7,295

7,219

8,506
Texas

8,327

8,309

8,134

10,161

9,331

8,110

8,475
 
Mountain:
Arizona

7,438

7,384

7,674

7,535

6,697

7,203

7,696
Colorado

8,962

8,999

9,066

7,258

8,395

9,412

7,878
Montana

8,602

8,351

9,067

9,224

8,999

8,556

8,180
Nevada

7,236

7,083

9,791

.

9,849

6,655

7,782
New Mexico

7,685

7,633

8,222

7,670

7,287

7,201

8,604
Utah

7,589

7,543

7,732

8,645

7,482

7,817

7,087
Wyoming

9,366

9,500

7,092

12,000

 *

11,554

6,975

10,116
 
Pacific:
California

7,820

7,824

7,526

8,519

6,386

7,835

8,188
Hawaii

7,330

7,500

7,246

6,059

6,737

7,107

7,696
Oregon

7,772

7,394

9,152

7,429

7,529

7,291

8,620
Washington

9,589

9,983

8,114

7,401

13,652

 *

8,344

8,805
 
States not shown separately

7,548

7,452

8,156

7,387

7,590

7,815

6,596
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2002 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.
** The definition of low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix for details.

 

Table VII.D.1.a(2002) 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 proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2002: (43 States are shown separately)
 
 

 

Percent Full-Time Employees

Percent Low-Wage Employees **
Division and State

Total

  

75% or more

  

50-74%

  

Less than 50%

  

50% or more

  

Less than 50%

  

Unknown

  
 
United States

87.39

87.54

162.73

282.29

278.57

107.38

121.80
 
New England:
Connecticut

252.30

258.48

1,481.43

1,468.06

1,436.08

232.28

502.93
Maine

476.97

636.78

1,176.87

2,956.68

1,587.54

566.72

1,815.73
Massachusetts

214.76

218.77

986.87

1,663.74

370.76

142.91

612.99
New Hampshire

173.76

137.69

510.34

1,473.88

1,818.02

154.89

1,682.76
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

327.60

371.42

2,837.92

1,777.26

1,641.86

350.69

1,361.09
New York

184.05

131.95

675.63

908.16

739.79

355.44

239.99
Pennsylvania

237.58

238.44

579.47

969.57

498.31

225.14

445.89
 
East North Central:
Illinois

307.72

339.73

1,483.82

1,414.54

1,626.79

169.99

613.65
Indiana

536.47

474.90

1,937.17

2,504.93

1,518.99

1,102.40

581.61
Michigan

497.31

487.36

2,007.17

1,910.04

1,507.06

817.59

492.98
Ohio

691.41

840.06

1,392.18

1,808.78

1,919.75

808.26

397.14
Wisconsin

484.85

492.04

1,733.79

1,985.37

1,632.30

663.43

501.86
 
West North Central:
Iowa

199.44

852.54

2,031.66

1,795.46

1,240.38

821.24

1,138.11
Kansas

312.68

332.96

1,223.55

2,049.44

1,350.30

313.42

727.49
Minnesota

214.89

342.34

1,511.02

1,597.67

2,182.39

243.11

1,042.29
Missouri

260.69

285.60

1,841.25

1,632.83

1,188.58

620.65

899.12
Nebraska

244.75

913.15

1,979.41

.

2,377.26

372.41

2,201.40
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

367.53

332.32

1,648.05

1,569.46

1,135.49

363.52

632.00
Florida

261.43

259.39

1,972.46

1,993.14

339.81

298.10

1,003.03
Georgia

265.49

255.95

2,533.10

2,550.04

1,657.58

400.60

351.23
Maryland

140.79

131.40

1,390.20

512.36

797.70

117.52

338.68
North Carolina

474.84

518.03

2,015.10

2,079.81

 *

2,377.81

413.55

1,183.66
South Carolina

383.92

404.54

1,803.42

1,859.15

1,563.62

1,123.35

1,342.76
Virginia

238.77

319.98

1,150.32

1,322.67

1,375.84

348.37

835.36
West Virginia

520.25

573.40

3,007.43

2,223.81

1,670.93

389.08

1,325.85
 
East South Central:
Alabama

488.18

500.70

2,688.60

 *

1,482.72

1,409.61

444.56

1,588.79
Kentucky

282.19

265.70

1,833.77

2,656.31

 *

2,207.01

431.32

309.46
Mississippi

1,975.54

1,962.30

3,354.54

 *

2,436.84

 *

2,591.80

 *

1,703.29

3,027.75
Tennessee

375.82

407.78

1,790.50

3,352.52

1,841.41

482.48

1,454.39
 
West South Central:
Louisiana

376.21

378.90

1,953.47

3,616.13

 *

2,110.98

1,163.92

1,351.46
Oklahoma

478.48

487.65

1,950.97

2,537.58

 *

1,830.48

936.93

1,518.37
Texas

535.78

572.81

1,769.30

2,293.83

1,299.78

823.05

452.89
 
Mountain:
Arizona

404.41

425.70

1,432.62

1,967.47

1,482.04

421.39

647.12
Colorado

429.13

475.93

1,500.76

1,555.47

1,655.99

385.67

1,305.55
Montana

1,147.87

1,437.67

2,543.89

2,758.62

2,379.48

1,491.30

2,287.28
Nevada

844.87

859.48

2,226.34

.

2,386.06

1,173.09

1,244.25
New Mexico

497.81

509.61

2,040.69

1,736.17

1,527.74

560.01

1,308.31
Utah

267.38

268.76

1,518.38

2,073.55

1,668.31

275.89

810.82
Wyoming

1,162.15

1,527.86

1,981.50

3,794.73

 *

3,445.02

1,488.33

2,422.26
 
Pacific:
California

291.81

309.16

335.91

1,221.41

292.46

413.64

351.16
Hawaii

283.01

474.92

329.04

894.06

906.14

232.94

1,026.36
Oregon

286.32

194.52

1,155.23

1,601.30

1,143.15

234.91

614.89
Washington

653.69

1,299.22

1,959.32

2,080.69

4,098.35

 *

551.59

478.58
 
States not shown separately

304.17

241.28

1,604.08

1,601.45

1,653.43

319.21

1,252.99
 
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2002 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.
** The definition of low-wage employees changed in 2000. These data are not comparable to IC data prior to 2000. See Technical Appendix for details.