Table VIII.D.1(2013) Average total family premium (in dollars) per enrolled employee at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by average wage quartiles and State: United States, 2013
Division and State Total Quartile 1 Average Wage Quartile 2 Average Wage Quartile 3 Average Wage Quartile 4 Average Wage
United States 16,029    15,319    15,210    15,822    16,646   
New England:
Connecticut 16,874    15,485    16,539    16,757    17,371   
Maine 16,332    13,386    14,793    16,150    17,370   
Massachusetts 17,424    16,270    16,776    16,797    18,321   
New Hampshire 17,024    15,833    15,860    18,099    16,865   
Rhode Island 16,077    16,307    15,784    15,928    16,273   
Vermont 16,311    15,990    15,313    16,450    16,668   
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey 17,396    15,909    15,394    17,904    17,961   
New York 17,530    17,185    17,024    17,009    18,192   
Pennsylvania 16,019    16,835    15,286    14,567    17,247   
East North Central:
Illinois 16,928    15,604    16,057    17,023    17,484   
Indiana 15,724    13,614    14,525    15,729    16,613   
Michigan 15,242    14,861    14,264    14,979    15,926   
Ohio 15,955    15,544    15,992    16,959    15,149   
Wisconsin 16,665    15,586    15,275    16,559    17,292   
West North Central:
Iowa 14,415    16,063    14,815    14,143    14,164   
Kansas 15,658    13,183    16,090    14,880    16,238   
Minnesota 14,820    14,121    14,628    14,861    14,997   
Missouri 15,160    15,004    14,344    15,513    15,160   
Nebraska 14,616    14,237    13,171    13,390    16,348   
North Dakota 14,995    14,904    14,796    14,682    15,266   
South Dakota 15,780    14,400    17,365    15,987    15,709   
South Atlantic:
Delaware 16,102    15,763    15,368    14,937    17,318   
District of Columbia 17,262    15,362    16,146    16,481    18,791   
Florida 16,070    14,661    16,223    15,998    16,491   
Georgia 14,762    15,762    15,054    14,927    14,286   
Maryland 15,820    15,806    15,006    15,408    16,511   
North Carolina 15,023    15,145    14,566    14,737    15,350   
South Carolina 15,506    13,810    13,472    15,862    16,571   
Virginia 15,917    13,961    14,543    16,108    16,790   
West Virginia 17,105    13,015    14,797    16,993    17,941   
East South Central:
Alabama 13,477    15,241    12,999    13,472    13,316   
Kentucky 15,463    13,689    14,414    14,964    16,484   
Mississippi 14,053    14,595    12,520    13,804    14,864   
Tennessee 15,214    14,390    14,818    15,128    15,696   
West South Central:
Arkansas 13,516    13,495    10,265    12,753    15,618   
Louisiana 15,548    13,945    12,256    15,813    16,649   
Oklahoma 15,106    15,474    15,013    14,703    15,393   
Texas 16,049    17,035    15,111    15,606    16,393   
Mountain:
Arizona 15,183    13,661    15,297    15,253    15,575   
Colorado 16,636    15,496    14,823    17,380    17,080   
Idaho 14,036    15,928    12,275    13,495    14,408   
Montana 15,152    15,001    12,755    14,246    15,946   
Nevada 14,682    14,157    14,645    13,210    15,805   
New Mexico 15,207    13,264    15,716    14,358    15,897   
Utah 15,341    16,036    14,599    16,201    14,973   
Wyoming 17,130    15,936    14,220    16,172    18,388   
Pacific:
Alaska 20,715    21,765    18,460    21,115    21,006   
California 16,691    14,251    15,425    16,242    17,978   
Hawaii 14,382    13,498    13,978    13,912    15,242   
Oregon 15,856    15,570    15,254    15,509    16,384   
Washington 15,721    15,135    11,777    15,041    17,721   

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2013 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.

Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.

 

Table VIII.D.1(2013) Standard error for average total family premium (in dollars) per enrolled employee at private-sector establishments that offer health insurance by average wage quartiles and State: United States, 2013
Division and State Total Quartile 1 Average Wage Quartile 2 Average Wage Quartile 3 Average Wage Quartile 4 Average Wage
United States 60.55    161.61    144.38    132.78    94.04   
New England:
Connecticut 590.88    1,396.86    1,054.66    675.68    992.07   
Maine 281.60    2,316.68    625.14    677.22    796.43   
Massachusetts 486.00    1,853.85    567.07    711.91    738.75   
New Hampshire 638.40    1,782.09    704.45    717.03    864.76   
Rhode Island 331.72    805.02    675.45    617.55    625.48   
Vermont 474.28    844.22    680.27    1,150.48    725.54   
Middle Atlantic:
New Jersey 537.71    795.41    612.98    425.36    937.14   
New York 242.08    718.12    630.25    461.74    446.16   
Pennsylvania 396.70    795.32    653.68    206.02    542.48   
East North Central:
Illinois 307.21    739.64    453.31    634.48    416.94   
Indiana 283.81    1,597.45    985.86    790.61    545.90   
Michigan 407.69    982.44    422.34    743.56    672.76   
Ohio 446.28    803.28    1,059.55    1,152.62    519.53   
Wisconsin 338.53    679.01    788.23    661.02    539.30   
West North Central:
Iowa 242.14    1,203.63    283.72    387.53    521.13   
Kansas 366.89    1,549.20    1,005.55    456.57    693.53   
Minnesota 435.53    658.74    403.27    465.14    894.67   
Missouri 451.60    963.87    942.44    630.58    819.61   
Nebraska 511.07    1,183.90    863.53    958.05    530.37   
North Dakota 469.41    2,402.38    707.31    594.13    645.39   
South Dakota 530.49    958.35    2,425.27    858.76    895.36   
South Atlantic:
Delaware 350.27    1,771.62    728.95    486.06    503.31   
District of Columbia 480.46    990.67    1,903.01    1,027.50    548.53   
Florida 293.78    867.40    388.72    447.78    588.16   
Georgia 413.23    1,845.55    822.74    627.45    739.90   
Maryland 250.21    901.54    790.30    733.69    330.88   
North Carolina 358.08    897.51    1,318.37    637.46    780.60   
South Carolina 324.10    1,583.88    681.03    486.70    410.89   
Virginia 308.31    494.37    530.63    575.05    634.85   
West Virginia 576.22    1,048.98    1,476.80    842.70    841.04   
East South Central:
Alabama 559.64    1,136.55    874.94    584.97    1,067.83   
Kentucky 520.09    1,264.99    997.25    644.28    643.63   
Mississippi 363.22    678.78    393.32    666.56    883.21   
Tennessee 246.05    934.16    1,262.47    437.55    749.38   
West South Central:
Arkansas 440.01    2,048.52    1,179.07    476.14    648.51   
Louisiana 578.84    1,682.70    1,551.01    812.22    788.45   
Oklahoma 431.12    1,036.96    1,494.06    715.28    556.56   
Texas 244.83    730.10    946.40    500.87    278.73   
Mountain:
Arizona 573.88    1,432.18    729.37    721.45    421.66   
Colorado 444.12    847.35    1,418.45    1,098.10    827.98   
Idaho 750.66    2,244.25    1,390.49    922.65    972.72   
Montana 544.45    2,866.47    736.51    1,034.38    762.31   
Nevada 331.45    591.24    1,268.27    587.67    667.97   
New Mexico 395.99    1,454.65    867.76    1,630.23    592.00   
Utah 397.34    1,186.64    1,057.99    670.21    647.16   
Wyoming 578.08    1,737.78    1,898.21    1,793.71    724.12   
Pacific:
Alaska 1,150.50    1,717.79    1,138.37    2,226.74    1,621.86   
California 324.99    681.80    379.69    503.85    470.65   
Hawaii 445.28    792.62    452.97    580.55    710.05   
Oregon 525.32    947.77    834.96    741.45    806.73   
Washington 399.60    860.79    1,014.52    526.36    912.91   

Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access and Cost Trends. 2013 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey-Insurance Component.

Note: Definitions and descriptions of the methods used for this survey can be found in the Technical Appendix.