Table VII.C.2 Average total employee contribution (in dollars) per enrolled employee for single coverage at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2015
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 1,255    1,231    1,302    1,495    1,444    1,228   
New England:
Connecticut 1,652    1,678    1,684    1,258    1,724    1,649   
Maine 1,279    1,289    1,105    1,684    1,407    1,265   
Massachusetts 1,590    1,577    1,630    1,672    1,901    1,567   
New Hampshire 1,575    1,578    1,398    2,005    1,784    1,549   
Rhode Island 1,499    1,600    1,476    894 * 1,397    1,510   
Vermont 1,361    1,362    1,265    1,584    1,451    1,351   
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey 1,569    1,521    1,816    1,659    1,715    1,548   
New York 1,503    1,467    1,574    1,744    1,515    1,501   
Pennsylvania 1,174    1,160    1,223    1,208    1,534    1,135   
East North Central:
Illinois 1,241    1,193    1,348    1,644    1,253    1,239   
Indiana 1,289    1,279    1,600    950    1,337    1,279   
Michigan 1,091    1,068    1,231    1,186    1,189    1,073   
Ohio 1,221    1,177    1,322    1,609    1,213    1,222   
Wisconsin 1,345    1,243    1,696    1,675    1,778    1,277   
West North Central:
Iowa 1,252    1,260    1,155    1,311    1,169    1,264   
Kansas 1,353    1,313    1,627    1,600    1,177    1,377   
Minnesota 1,331    1,248    1,134    2,003 * 1,529    1,314   
Missouri 1,207    1,158    1,500    1,359 * 1,072    1,223   
Nebraska 1,365    1,405    1,232    1,097    1,424    1,358   
North Dakota 1,280    1,175    1,753    1,690    1,672    1,246   
South Dakota 1,380    1,363    1,531    1,307    1,585    1,344   
South Atlantic:
Delaware 1,232    1,254    1,028    1,372    1,270    1,223   
District of Columbia 1,057    974    1,613    1,509    1,338    1,042   
Florida 1,348    1,301    1,406    1,820    1,516    1,320   
Georgia 1,194    1,135    1,131    1,972    1,192    1,194   
Maryland 1,515    1,493    1,411    2,151    1,925    1,467   
North Carolina 1,243    1,216    1,340    1,494    1,638    1,174   
South Carolina 1,220    1,203    1,183    1,625    1,511    1,159   
Virginia 1,354    1,328    1,458    1,524    1,563    1,325   
West Virginia 1,199    1,102    1,608    1,760    1,372    1,160   
East South Central:
Alabama 1,228    1,196    1,152    1,711    1,343    1,207   
Kentucky 1,116    1,055    1,664    1,389    1,271    1,082   
Mississippi 1,261    1,212    1,617    1,343    1,663    1,186   
Tennessee 1,300    1,328    1,082    1,253    1,311    1,297   
West South Central:
Arkansas 1,121    1,066    1,519    1,510    1,271    1,085   
Louisiana 1,437    1,434    1,455    1,467    1,527    1,426   
Oklahoma 1,294    1,211    1,732    1,706    1,549    1,251   
Texas 1,273    1,256    1,482    1,302    2,020    1,177   
Mountain:
Arizona 1,113    1,072    1,159    1,634    1,274    1,079   
Colorado 1,235    1,238    1,162    1,339    1,714    1,183   
Idaho 1,117    1,131    1,081    937    1,125    1,116   
Montana 863    830    878    1,225    1,191    808   
Nevada 1,098    1,011    1,464    1,423    1,349    1,056   
New Mexico 1,174    1,147    1,272    1,225    1,459    1,123   
Utah 1,200    1,155    1,403    1,286    1,545    1,157   
Wyoming 1,187    1,194    1,138    1,183    1,386    1,166   
Pacific:
Alaska 1,351    1,384    1,192    1,164    1,879    1,310   
California 1,116    1,142    877    1,304    1,285    1,094   
Hawaii 544    569    439    557    528    548   
Oregon 898    892    933    908    1,005    880   
Washington 739    724    738    912    1,299    699   

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2015 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.

** 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.C.2 Standard errors for average total employee contribution (in dollars) per enrolled employee for single coverage at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by proportion of employees who are full-time or low-wage and State: United States, 2015
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 14.44    16.40    33.42    54.32    48.78    14.94   
New England:
Connecticut 118.34    137.46    179.59    190.25    130.97    124.22   
Maine 65.57    78.85    112.79    190.23    183.57    69.58   
Massachusetts 62.68    71.96    169.11    158.60    125.94    66.50   
New Hampshire 124.44    162.68    147.76    322.19    173.52    137.33   
Rhode Island 86.07    79.59    122.40    391.40 * 198.99    92.60   
Vermont 59.58    64.98    181.08    139.77    143.20    64.30   
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey 107.41    122.08    217.97    469.19    327.43    113.23   
New York 92.63    111.78    168.70    138.54    206.20    101.69   
Pennsylvania 51.24    60.63    111.62    178.83    194.44    52.07   
East North Central:
Illinois 69.76    83.31    111.78    165.76    239.32    71.49   
Indiana 76.43    87.77    109.40    191.97    164.63    85.55   
Michigan 61.34    70.04    115.99    192.59    141.43    68.12   
Ohio 54.12    57.33    147.27    305.31    133.17    59.34   
Wisconsin 63.50    68.26    148.01    125.72    129.77    69.01   
West North Central:
Iowa 50.78    57.42    137.97    150.15    99.52    56.10   
Kansas 92.09    103.89    151.76    226.18    236.24    97.99   
Minnesota 112.69    73.67    130.47    708.55 * 114.88    121.91   
Missouri 84.53    83.31    280.91    570.23 * 192.87    92.03   
Nebraska 77.91    91.54    146.05    163.99    131.60    86.54   
North Dakota 79.75    87.32    245.76    229.29    201.40    84.41   
South Dakota 78.74    92.78    189.29    172.46    138.76    89.83   
South Atlantic:
Delaware 57.72    64.48    131.20    193.20    188.91    58.05   
District of Columbia 67.00    66.82    353.42    167.69    173.75    70.07   
Florida 54.95    59.57    108.16    252.09    100.48    61.85   
Georgia 62.98    67.62    201.16    136.95    200.91    59.88   
Maryland 75.24    77.46    210.30    441.61    260.39    75.48   
North Carolina 72.32    82.65    169.35    121.35    319.73    64.54   
South Carolina 74.04    86.92    132.64    199.98    97.58    86.16   
Virginia 93.68    110.87    147.60    184.87    117.15    104.99   
West Virginia 83.73    91.62    244.18    185.77    102.75    100.59   
East South Central:
Alabama 94.85    105.24    171.54    246.70    190.56    106.06   
Kentucky 67.02    71.92    191.10    141.75    140.16    76.14   
Mississippi 89.52    103.09    144.20    252.57    184.74    97.95   
Tennessee 138.71    161.79    211.42    243.00    119.40    167.47   
West South Central:
Arkansas 78.72    88.14    138.86    212.84    110.39    94.54   
Louisiana 93.06    104.87    191.69    124.84    90.61    104.06   
Oklahoma 79.46    81.13    285.82    395.26    279.40    79.66   
Texas 68.04    75.66    118.03    194.68    415.70    47.05   
Mountain:
Arizona 73.84    78.87    155.34    369.87    124.86    86.29   
Colorado 62.41    71.72    159.97    240.24    197.27    65.11   
Idaho 83.00    95.61    186.20    181.04    160.32    92.56   
Montana 76.95    86.30    178.34    184.73    296.18    74.04   
Nevada 104.28    97.48    342.37    185.26    386.69    97.66   
New Mexico 75.62    90.86    154.43    163.43    180.16    81.41   
Utah 64.22    71.04    206.11    149.56    81.72    71.17   
Wyoming 136.84    156.65    196.27    213.82    172.77    151.01   
Pacific:
Alaska 134.43    156.59    225.93    224.10    509.54    139.69   
California 50.96    57.59    120.07    156.19    123.53    55.26   
Hawaii 67.04    86.57    117.68    113.39    98.93    79.39   
Oregon 62.80    73.65    115.82    177.55    139.85    69.33   
Washington 68.78    77.96    162.82    154.19    145.85    71.57   

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2015 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.

** 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.