Table VII.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 proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2005
 
 

 

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%

  
 
United States

10,475

10,451

10,853

9,975

9,673

10,560
 
New England:
Connecticut

11,657

11,584

12,591

10,919

10,582

11,689
Maine

12,377

11,495

13,696

12,625

12,153

12,387
Massachusetts

11,527

11,575

10,953

11,982

10,398

11,589
New Hampshire

12,170

12,054

12,607

13,171

13,396

12,075
Rhode Island

13,367

13,731

10,120

12,333

10,717

13,657
Vermont

12,029

11,623

14,227

13,066

10,528

12,048
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

11,794

11,803

12,696

10,244

12,054

11,768
New York

10,653

10,710

10,156

11,408

9,739

10,755
Pennsylvania

10,300

10,514

10,283

7,690

7,888

10,644
 
East North Central:
Illinois

10,159

10,104

10,450

10,400

11,810

9,786
Indiana

11,351

11,365

12,291

7,608

 *

9,397

11,695
Michigan

10,415

10,336

11,127

10,943

10,004

10,426
Ohio

10,723

10,667

11,715

10,132

9,888

10,804
Wisconsin

10,892

11,019

11,640

6,514

 *

9,005

11,044
 
West North Central:
Iowa

9,604

9,803

7,718

9,276

7,409

9,823
Kansas

10,363

10,335

10,135

11,537

9,930

10,400
Minnesota

11,290

11,525

6,497

 *

9,842

8,522

11,620
Missouri

9,378

9,305

8,485

18,393

 *

10,300

9,256
Nebraska

10,262

10,871

5,937

10,626

6,523

 *

10,997
North Dakota

7,872

7,797

8,365

8,400

 *

8,469

7,636
South Dakota

9,854

9,819

11,940

 *

7,200

 *

8,231

10,055
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

10,717

10,676

12,804

7,373

11,240

10,681
District of Columbia

10,285

10,364

9,736

7,200

7,928

10,293
Florida

10,577

10,503

11,288

11,770

9,442

10,793
Georgia

10,543

10,463

12,684

11,804

 *

11,152

10,534
Maryland

9,470

9,343

10,545

10,393

9,053

9,548
North Carolina

10,091

10,272

8,171

10,990

8,129

10,199
South Carolina

10,490

10,287

12,731

10,319

9,728

10,609
Virginia

10,277

10,205

10,952

10,134

9,912

10,325
West Virginia

11,560

11,356

14,331

9,182

9,699

11,921
 
East South Central:
Alabama

9,145

8,925

11,003

8,639

11,099

8,063
Kentucky

8,821

8,598

10,890

8,037

9,374

8,746
Mississippi

9,649

9,478

12,705

8,273

11,314

9,457
Tennessee

10,241

10,210

10,669

10,459

8,579

10,419
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

10,317

10,276

10,700

9,562

11,551

10,037
Louisiana

11,335

11,302

12,193

 *

11,303

9,534

11,607
Oklahoma

10,298

10,355

9,871

10,742

 *

9,252

10,499
Texas

10,680

10,565

12,676

4,928

 *

9,702

10,872
 
Mountain:
Arizona

10,959

10,846

11,943

12,365

8,174

11,349
Colorado

10,969

10,667

13,155

11,751

12,207

10,797
Idaho

10,149

9,673

11,572

11,378

7,359

 *

10,354
Montana

9,049

9,122

8,991

8,616

9,247

9,031
Nevada

10,212

10,115

11,601

7,800

 *

6,832

10,672
New Mexico

9,932

9,684

12,095

12,124

7,969

10,012
Utah

9,874

9,759

9,988

12,053

9,579

9,900
Wyoming

9,149

10,446

.

8,400

 *

5,799

 *

9,332
 
Pacific:
Alaska

10,781

10,710

6,260

 *

13,560

 *

10,984

 *

10,764
California

9,998

9,939

10,769

8,991

9,221

10,048
Hawaii

9,137

9,274

8,841

7,079

8,650

9,196
Oregon

9,742

9,871

10,361

8,461

8,725

9,890
Washington

10,700

10,902

8,598

11,007

7,717

11,023
 
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.
** 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(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 proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2005
 
 

 

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%

  
 
United States

59.60

70.41

221.12

360.31

273.66

81.24
 
New England:
Connecticut

253.02

275.55

534.94

3,059.64

2,532.88

271.01
Maine

408.40

361.31

2,150.36

2,005.06

1,937.43

467.66
Massachusetts

244.27

239.49

1,381.52

2,552.79

1,239.32

244.64
New Hampshire

237.03

298.64

1,613.76

3,453.58

2,526.74

228.71
Rhode Island

1,223.05

1,372.50

1,816.17

3,463.67

2,382.53

1,274.14
Vermont

529.79

408.32

3,086.43

3,199.32

3,140.78

534.62
 
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey

580.39

914.26

2,029.00

2,424.76

3,193.12

416.83
New York

329.49

351.76

544.46

1,382.08

247.37

390.58
Pennsylvania

300.67

400.40

1,360.05

1,967.42

1,557.16

568.90
 
East North Central:
Illinois

371.56

451.44

1,160.52

3,100.78

2,560.50

387.27
Indiana

559.50

547.27

3,680.07

2,405.86

 *

2,200.57

678.54
Michigan

387.68

390.95

2,070.56

3,279.47

1,908.01

382.26
Ohio

1,040.39

1,066.26

2,381.02

2,833.96

2,213.35

1,043.65
Wisconsin

488.37

618.56

2,522.88

2,125.28

 *

2,097.33

487.82
 
West North Central:
Iowa

327.63

332.39

1,613.58

2,270.44

1,789.91

332.26
Kansas

1,027.49

1,050.29

2,304.67

3,261.74

2,151.07

1,073.06
Minnesota

646.16

745.04

2,278.81

 *

2,181.46

2,218.51

738.09
Missouri

560.45

596.25

2,530.23

5,546.97

 *

2,802.68

631.39
Nebraska

1,158.66

1,301.18

1,771.37

2,761.60

1,982.50

 *

1,246.07
North Dakota

1,044.20

1,058.18

2,493.86

2,656.31

 *

1,802.98

1,060.80
South Dakota

757.97

762.04

3,582.37

 *

2,276.84

 *

2,168.36

763.50
 
South Atlantic:
Delaware

331.24

297.77

2,522.61

2,204.09

2,426.52

424.05
District of Columbia

291.48

339.27

1,669.08

2,146.63

2,104.65

289.76
Florida

293.70

335.52

761.54

3,304.16

1,254.07

231.59
Georgia

501.25

540.70

3,296.71

3,732.75

 *

3,328.26

505.07
Maryland

517.44

571.62

2,355.67

2,825.60

1,401.08

648.96
North Carolina

779.12

774.52

2,170.46

3,065.24

1,958.83

1,320.32
South Carolina

751.96

842.53

3,302.51

3,078.76

1,940.12

683.25
Virginia

311.07

321.58

1,042.33

2,705.05

1,566.78

322.51
West Virginia

525.35

598.42

4,282.68

2,674.19

1,198.30

854.28
 
East South Central:
Alabama

549.64

701.55

2,329.50

2,428.43

1,402.58

444.65
Kentucky

609.49

703.17

2,343.72

2,265.86

2,009.99

723.58
Mississippi

696.16

679.97

3,553.24

2,390.45

2,724.67

718.47
Tennessee

702.14

734.97

2,772.37

3,120.63

1,402.50

752.47
 
West South Central:
Arkansas

1,210.69

1,255.27

2,821.77

2,857.26

2,262.78

1,213.01
Louisiana

467.00

548.14

3,855.84

 *

3,238.60

2,112.05

705.22
Oklahoma

726.61

897.61

2,406.21

3,396.92

 *

2,615.55

705.05
Texas

484.33

432.45

2,788.50

1,502.35

 *

1,363.50

545.59
 
Mountain:
Arizona

438.23

473.46

3,333.70

3,510.67

1,579.35

678.37
Colorado

375.75

421.82

2,956.12

2,908.14

2,591.34

307.82
Idaho

1,183.66

1,820.13

3,064.09

3,402.85

2,224.03

 *

1,609.75
Montana

704.03

1,427.07

2,257.37

2,404.07

2,399.85

761.03
Nevada

426.35

504.38

2,777.90

2,466.58

 *

1,429.64

388.64
New Mexico

496.83

506.97

2,889.37

3,409.93

1,724.62

519.71
Utah

391.70

437.61

2,145.43

2,282.12

1,849.95

409.69
Wyoming

1,986.38

2,183.87

.

2,656.31

 *

1,765.85

 *

2,268.55
 
Pacific:
Alaska

2,062.73

2,046.90

1,979.47

 *

4,288.05

 *

3,371.80

 *

2,025.12
California

241.20

271.47

535.56

653.35

524.13

261.63
Hawaii

194.73

250.41

877.19

1,373.76

486.79

272.46
Oregon

435.12

474.97

2,503.77

1,898.34

1,046.53

488.41
Washington

601.45

495.32

2,226.70

2,934.48

2,181.67

517.66
 
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.
** 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.