Table VII.D.1.a(2010) 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, 2010

Division and State	Total	Percent Full-Time Employees			Percent Low-Wage Employees **
		75% or more	50-74%	Less than 50%	50% or more	Less than 50%
United States	13,935	14,102	13,451	11,828	12,016	14,153
New England:
Connecticut	14,880	14,945	14,909	13,815	12,403	15,118
Maine	15,723	15,601	17,168	16,656	14,407	15,909
Massachusetts	15,170	15,148	15,471	14,957	13,113	15,269
New Hampshire	15,792	15,897	15,059	15,860	14,304	15,869
Rhode Island	13,494	13,100	14,122	22,644 *	13,841	13,488
Vermont	13,523	13,118	14,872	16,523	14,181	13,473
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	14,588	14,709	13,077	14,335	12,697	14,699
New York	14,334	14,416	14,117	13,021	13,054	14,499
Pennsylvania	12,077	11,870	17,666	11,387	11,647	12,101
East North Central:
Illinois	14,358	14,082	16,296	13,726	5,137 *	15,107
Indiana	15,531	16,259	8,389	12,274	14,355	16,070
Michigan	12,048	12,535	10,477	10,262	10,778	12,123
Ohio	13,791	13,826	14,245	10,397	12,594	14,192
Wisconsin	15,069	15,047	16,858	10,047 *	13,290	15,190
West North Central:
Iowa	11,993	11,852	12,342	18,065	9,759	12,232
Kansas	13,557	12,953	16,123	--	9,735	13,817
Minnesota	14,981	14,902	16,200	13,193	13,041	15,221
Missouri	13,778	13,183	15,524	15,305	14,419	13,697
Nebraska	12,107	12,702	9,808	--	10,472 *	12,405
North Dakota	11,784	12,235	10,680	13,447	13,107	11,520
South Dakota	13,583	13,066	14,291	9,728	13,235	13,632
South Atlantic:
Delaware	13,874	13,898	15,057	12,935	13,827	13,882
District of Columbia	15,656	15,747	14,190	9,072 *	11,842	15,851
Florida	13,975	14,008	17,462	11,930	13,154	14,027
Georgia	11,639	11,606	12,492	11,520 *	12,883	11,462
Maryland	13,613	13,684	13,072	13,629	14,422	13,463
North Carolina	13,387	13,690	11,435	10,765	9,684	13,851
South Carolina	14,303	14,445	14,407	9,597	11,054	14,427
Virginia	13,620	14,690	12,934	5,415 *	9,310	13,783
West Virginia	14,459	14,347	16,615	13,142 *	14,114	14,559
East South Central:
Alabama	11,502	11,508	11,278	12,768 *	10,887	11,630
Kentucky	15,767	15,944	10,754	15,708 *	10,016	16,177
Mississippi	13,732	13,700	18,000 *	14,092 *	14,009	13,493
Tennessee	12,860	12,800	14,658	--	11,823	13,019
West South Central:
Arkansas	11,991	12,016	10,436 *	14,072	10,730	12,970
Louisiana	14,596	14,575	--	15,201	11,612	15,061
Oklahoma	13,325	11,914	17,850	9,851	8,952	15,326
Texas	15,337	15,482	11,344	14,421	9,841	15,840
Mountain:
Arizona	11,195	12,201	10,858	6,339 *	11,766	11,128
Colorado	13,234	13,387	12,254	9,452	8,755	14,172
Idaho	10,036	9,442	16,919	5,587 *	5,754 *	15,396
Montana	12,582	12,666	14,065	6,000 *	7,572	12,913
Nevada	12,539	12,478	13,243	12,158	10,994	12,865
New Mexico	14,053	14,305	12,784	7,405 *	8,456	14,719
Utah	12,568	12,631	12,708	11,050	9,542	13,002
Wyoming	15,167	16,403	10,012	14,199	14,056	15,261
Pacific:
Alaska	13,604	14,076	6,916 *	--	17,941	13,296
California	14,065	14,454	11,232	11,508	12,777	14,226
Hawaii	11,697	11,933	10,585	11,174	10,949	11,766
Oregon	14,513	14,548	11,677	17,118	10,788	14,913
Washington	13,604	13,514	14,923	12,576	13,813	13,575
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2010 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(2010) 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, 2010

Division and State	Total	Percent Full-Time Employees			Percent Low-Wage Employees **
		75% or more	50-74%	Less than 50%	50% or more	Less than 50%
United States	183.87	221.19	512.35	599.39	346.80	214.27
New England:
Connecticut	651.46	811.44	3,179.29	3,304.36	3,120.82	804.82
Maine	865.64	928.79	4,118.20	4,312.17	2,582.03	919.15
Massachusetts	262.70	329.47	1,778.22	2,376.08	1,144.73	282.94
New Hampshire	537.74	434.15	2,143.06	3,947.93	2,870.03	600.11
Rhode Island	640.01	885.92	3,002.46	7,160.66 *	3,658.89	639.52
Vermont	568.17	787.68	2,297.62	3,252.67	2,527.50	631.23
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	702.62	843.31	2,639.62	3,554.69	2,973.75	737.26
New York	650.69	682.51	803.08	1,015.33	1,162.35	651.55
Pennsylvania	852.49	805.58	5,099.84	2,749.67	2,824.91	870.84
East North Central:
Illinois	740.27	708.76	1,951.02	3,540.95	2,595.69 *	470.49
Indiana	823.01	570.83	2,223.31	3,191.67	3,070.26	964.28
Michigan	531.36	559.60	2,000.10	2,887.76	1,476.55	593.11
Ohio	845.56	944.87	3,132.73	2,299.58	1,678.17	991.14
Wisconsin	699.33	788.19	3,208.42	3,029.44 *	2,383.78	763.44
West North Central:
Iowa	886.05	953.07	3,309.26	5,401.11	2,684.55	877.02
Kansas	1,125.39	1,377.38	4,378.04	--	2,632.93	1,784.42
Minnesota	1,814.18	2,852.66	4,289.29	3,691.73	3,459.88	2,446.16
Missouri	1,663.05	2,178.41	4,334.69	4,351.86	3,556.11	1,723.24
Nebraska	1,191.18	1,117.79	2,756.89	--	3,311.56 *	1,149.02
North Dakota	989.92	2,012.72	2,623.10	2,695.69	2,240.87	1,804.58
South Dakota	1,591.61	2,107.99	3,204.35	2,905.83	3,078.68	1,560.47
South Atlantic:
Delaware	542.24	583.56	3,282.69	2,818.29	2,515.68	656.18
District of Columbia	987.72	1,062.90	2,727.35	2,868.82 *	2,600.49	1,068.22
Florida	772.87	780.91	4,622.91	2,941.84	2,093.60	803.20
Georgia	982.25	1,055.26	3,150.11	3,461.40 *	3,260.52	957.15
Maryland	356.24	448.58	2,058.06	2,885.49	1,674.87	423.62
North Carolina	791.70	788.29	3,011.24	3,209.51	2,385.42	610.52
South Carolina	1,172.02	1,214.57	4,297.21	2,676.92	2,786.02	1,207.06
Virginia	836.51	737.99	2,802.93	2,067.81 *	1,872.25	810.95
West Virginia	2,338.72	2,310.19	4,388.92	4,155.93 *	3,197.38	2,427.19
East South Central:
Alabama	836.58	891.78	3,221.06	4,037.60 *	2,573.37	852.02
Kentucky	1,875.41	1,983.20	3,096.77	4,967.31 *	2,516.72	1,911.58
Mississippi	561.44	1,482.92	5,692.10 *	4,456.28 *	2,683.68	2,060.35
Tennessee	793.45	956.46	4,139.01	--	2,985.97	922.39
West South Central:
Arkansas	674.21	982.97	3,300.15 *	3,988.26	2,458.12	920.25
Louisiana	914.27	1,123.03	--	4,549.68	3,246.67	832.57
Oklahoma	1,688.07	1,584.05	4,459.56	2,773.90	2,059.47	2,486.78
Texas	1,172.24	1,283.36	3,172.23	3,582.94	1,699.64	1,300.78
Mountain:
Arizona	728.86	780.29	3,088.41	2,148.15 *	3,001.70	885.61
Colorado	1,661.14	1,718.44	3,472.36	2,665.07	2,107.91	1,580.72
Idaho	2,133.34	2,366.80	4,838.05	1,704.14 *	2,139.17 *	2,619.48
Montana	2,004.35	2,011.55	4,196.14	1,897.37 *	2,221.41	2,023.67
Nevada	423.83	659.07	3,705.92	3,410.08	1,842.51	1,494.29
New Mexico	742.13	692.86	3,824.42	2,335.79 *	2,168.19	1,080.38
Utah	641.41	623.01	3,083.50	3,098.62	1,980.79	660.28
Wyoming	1,892.68	3,085.42	2,568.13	4,001.18	4,190.56	2,102.34
Pacific:
Alaska	3,010.69	3,357.07	2,187.03 *	--	5,142.63	2,971.96
California	394.05	413.08	890.97	1,305.82	700.46	398.55
Hawaii	431.53	511.78	1,706.42	3,136.09	1,365.57	432.08
Oregon	785.99	673.79	2,673.53	4,802.50	2,606.56	658.25
Washington	908.59	1,113.63	4,176.60	3,085.59	3,010.17	1,086.13
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2010 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.