Table VII.D.1.b(2011) Average total family premium (in dollars) for mixed-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, 2011

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	14,895	15,032	14,054	14,324	13,682	15,049
New England:
Connecticut	15,892	16,037	15,317	15,710	16,804	15,800
Maine	15,348	16,034	13,510	10,901	12,873	15,673
Massachusetts	16,564	17,022	15,037	12,177	12,899	16,738
New Hampshire	17,366	17,465	16,695	16,695	13,502	17,624
Rhode Island	15,934	15,073	19,298	13,756	16,124	15,911
Vermont	16,555	16,160	15,286	20,727	14,147	16,803
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	15,169	15,424	14,631	11,846	13,464	15,249
New York	16,666	16,806	16,136	15,266	14,297	16,935
Pennsylvania	14,847	14,863	14,282	16,133	13,706	14,971
East North Central:
Illinois	14,988	15,249	13,749	13,986	14,811	15,006
Indiana	14,531	14,350	17,392	12,613	12,113	14,829
Michigan	14,504	14,628	13,735	14,617	15,410	14,374
Ohio	14,145	14,043	14,933	13,570	13,954	14,161
Wisconsin	15,466	15,573	15,064	13,775	12,616	15,901
West North Central:
Iowa	12,622	13,236	10,935	9,808	10,455	12,910
Kansas	14,038	14,210	13,366	14,821	13,435	14,193
Minnesota	15,338	14,888	17,350	17,189	14,958	15,371
Missouri	13,846	14,241	12,194	12,037	13,534	13,895
Nebraska	13,619	13,508	15,185	11,943	14,300	13,548
North Dakota	13,859	13,738	14,598	14,423	13,096	13,946
South Dakota	14,739	14,572	15,836	11,420	12,712	14,990
South Atlantic:
Delaware	15,985	17,532	8,908	14,979	11,159	17,944
District of Columbia	15,872	15,908	16,182	11,634	14,617	15,953
Florida	14,557	14,444	14,694	16,030	14,894	14,482
Georgia	13,901	13,921	13,647	13,976	13,143	14,108
Maryland	15,537	15,772	12,567	12,188	12,016	15,726
North Carolina	14,273	14,229	15,079	12,424	14,538	14,250
South Carolina	15,513	15,405	16,739	11,406	11,240	16,063
Virginia	15,197	15,295	14,993	11,811	13,731	15,388
West Virginia	15,132	15,333	14,512	11,599	12,224	15,533
East South Central:
Alabama	12,949	13,141	11,859	11,609	12,042	13,075
Kentucky	15,672	15,803	14,931	12,875	11,995	16,040
Mississippi	13,252	13,293	11,951	13,638	12,617	13,390
Tennessee	12,977	13,235	12,038	10,575	11,686	13,253
West South Central:
Arkansas	12,323	12,870	10,527	12,681	11,932	12,365
Louisiana	13,378	13,706	11,935	13,440	13,423	13,368
Oklahoma	13,887	14,328	10,922	12,574	13,542	13,946
Texas	14,976	15,210	12,469	14,727	14,234	15,096
Mountain:
Arizona	14,090	14,159	12,644	13,959	13,221	14,268
Colorado	14,740	14,776	14,292	14,733	14,884	14,731
Idaho	12,857	12,832	11,481	13,902	12,211	12,966
Montana	14,657	14,636	14,920	14,062	13,222	14,777
Nevada	14,022	14,146	12,091	14,225	12,625	14,171
New Mexico	15,128	15,384	14,440	11,369	13,023	15,436
Utah	13,084	12,951	14,214	13,209	12,787	13,114
Wyoming	14,706	15,099	11,763	15,730	11,708	15,127
Pacific:
Alaska	16,358	16,825	13,297	15,185	11,894	16,839
California	16,318	16,542	13,883	14,670	14,501	16,473
Hawaii	14,107	14,282	13,003	12,624	12,812	14,406
Oregon	14,435	14,340	14,957	13,908	16,953	14,217
Washington	14,429	14,792	12,083	13,057	12,927	14,782
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2011 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.
Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.
** 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.b(2011) Standard error for average total family premium (in dollars) for mixed-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, 2011

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	101.69	109.35	163.46	318.69	169.80	107.84
New England:
Connecticut	691.62	650.13	2,115.90	2,405.69	896.99	765.53
Maine	580.76	548.98	1,729.64	1,423.36	1,812.94	563.95
Massachusetts	709.60	631.43	2,082.42	1,802.96	664.19	725.97
New Hampshire	408.24	470.51	2,622.95	2,115.05	656.20	453.30
Rhode Island	526.18	484.43	1,180.70	2,192.58	794.34	545.32
Vermont	568.54	566.50	950.56	4,335.54	2,032.01	607.75
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey	560.58	702.90	1,694.22	2,464.14	758.67	582.34
New York	446.71	478.11	1,431.96	1,925.57	1,138.41	484.94
Pennsylvania	546.04	561.30	1,386.76	1,900.49	925.20	557.65
East North Central:
Illinois	417.72	578.93	2,083.00	1,634.60	492.51	454.63
Indiana	700.34	757.29	2,430.06	882.52	776.17	750.77
Michigan	349.99	377.72	2,157.54	687.47	793.35	404.05
Ohio	404.51	404.67	951.89	1,744.35	1,708.76	461.43
Wisconsin	565.65	603.91	975.58	2,304.18	958.80	566.22
West North Central:
Iowa	546.00	550.49	1,951.11	2,158.10	1,407.40	604.10
Kansas	470.86	575.81	1,047.90	722.64	879.43	555.10
Minnesota	426.09	283.93	2,336.63	1,105.73	1,027.27	459.79
Missouri	588.40	590.50	1,784.96	1,584.29	776.12	639.43
Nebraska	373.56	447.46	2,041.82	1,706.10	966.76	466.32
North Dakota	245.99	328.22	2,216.21	2,182.52	1,072.16	310.68
South Dakota	298.89	345.21	712.90	962.59	1,013.25	378.16
South Atlantic:
Delaware	1,170.70	1,042.40	1,721.26	2,394.00	1,190.97	1,038.75
District of Columbia	601.13	611.40	3,033.87	2,236.16	2,283.26	654.08
Florida	352.88	330.39	663.55	2,018.44	773.78	357.30
Georgia	585.82	600.88	1,142.80	1,660.68	1,174.90	401.89
Maryland	435.66	453.13	1,889.06	1,819.67	1,555.73	439.92
North Carolina	329.90	355.53	1,281.93	1,178.34	1,021.35	333.90
South Carolina	488.69	499.12	2,732.18	1,264.51	722.11	532.42
Virginia	386.04	337.75	1,787.10	2,630.30	740.23	439.70
West Virginia	494.01	522.79	1,182.69	1,788.49	1,279.36	593.48
East South Central:
Alabama	350.23	398.23	1,741.46	2,372.88	832.43	413.30
Kentucky	487.02	490.80	2,299.45	2,026.52	693.80	533.63
Mississippi	420.00	433.94	2,367.57	2,198.05	777.90	462.51
Tennessee	344.11	395.70	1,848.31	1,437.44	696.25	313.32
West South Central:
Arkansas	578.20	543.01	1,472.91	2,414.33	1,026.17	700.10
Louisiana	436.15	403.72	2,004.10	2,232.20	715.34	486.19
Oklahoma	397.30	389.27	1,425.50	881.65	514.31	410.73
Texas	304.47	349.50	866.00	1,053.60	844.52	359.73
Mountain:
Arizona	670.59	697.33	1,788.12	2,199.63	619.90	795.19
Colorado	376.96	388.67	2,250.52	3,116.56	1,743.34	404.43
Idaho	549.68	543.34	2,650.46	2,259.73	1,050.38	617.89
Montana	232.93	285.31	968.99	1,882.86	436.75	247.93
Nevada	260.71	282.36	2,172.97	1,646.45	750.45	284.56
New Mexico	512.76	504.18	1,804.37	1,728.44	735.65	552.20
Utah	359.38	505.46	822.72	1,662.35	806.98	407.42
Wyoming	626.60	613.48	2,801.74	3,513.51	2,128.25	541.35
Pacific:
Alaska	581.20	634.06	1,744.01	3,578.47	2,383.23	561.39
California	449.57	459.11	1,185.93	1,883.70	641.53	463.20
Hawaii	406.07	380.54	1,538.62	2,272.65	1,920.78	465.84
Oregon	562.61	516.26	1,008.69	1,704.02	1,162.16	622.42
Washington	682.69	736.64	1,859.34	2,421.63	1,248.41	625.09
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2011 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.
Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.
** 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.