Health Insurance Coverage by State and
Congressional District, 2009
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R41804
CRS Report for Congress
Prepared for Members and Committees of Congress
Health Insurance Coverage by State and Congressional District, 2009
Summary
Roughly 85% of Americans were covered by health insurance in 2009. The insured were more
likely to be white or Asian; more educated; higher income; elderly; and female. The uninsured,
about 15% of the population, were more likely to be African American or Hispanic; less educated;
lower income; non-elderly adult; and male. In general, the uninsured are more likely to report
problems getting needed medical care and to be hospitalized for avoidable health problems.
This report employs the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2009 American Community Survey (ACS) to
describe health insurance coverage and provide estimates of coverage by type of coverage at the
national, state, and congressional district level. The ACS survey has a sample of more than 2
million respondents and solicits health insurance coverage information as of the date of the
survey. The sample is large enough to provide accurate estimates of coverage at the congressional
district level at a point in time. As this report details, there are considerable differences across
states, within states, and across demographic groups in the proportion of insured and their sources
of coverage.
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Contents
Background ................................................................................................................................1
Health Insurance Coverage in 2009 .......................................................................................1
Methodology...............................................................................................................................3
The Survey Question.............................................................................................................4
The ACS and Other Surveys of the Uninsured .......................................................................4
Insurance Coverage: National Analysis 2009...............................................................................5
Tables
Table 1. Insurance Coverage in the United States, 2009 ...............................................................6
Table 2. Health Insurance Coverage in the United States by Age – 2009 ......................................7
Table 3. Health Insurance Coverage in the United States by Age, Gender and
Employment Status ..................................................................................................................8
Table 4. Type of Health Insurance Coverage by State - 2009........................................................9
Table 5. Type of Health Insurance Coverage (Ages 18 – 64) By Gender, by State ...................... 13
Table A-1. Alabama: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 16
Table A-2. Alaska: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 17
Table A-3. Arizona: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 18
Table A-4. Arkansas: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 19
Table A-5. California: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 20
Table A-6. Colorado: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 23
Table A-7. Connecticut: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 24
Table A-8.Delaware: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 25
Table A-9. District of Columbia; Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 26
Table A-10. Florida: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 27
Table A-11. Georgia: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 29
Table A-12. Hawaii: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 30
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Table A-13. Idaho: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 31
Table A-14. Illinois: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 32
Table A-15. Indiana: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 34
Table A-16. Iowa: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 35
Table A-17. Kansas: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 36
Table A-18. Kentucky: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 37
Table A-19. Louisiana: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 38
Table A-20. Maine: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 39
Table A-21. Maryland: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 40
Table A-22. Massachusetts: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 41
Table A-23. Michigan: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 42
Table A-24. Minnesota: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 43
Table A-25. Mississippi: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 44
Table A-26. Missouri: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 45
Table A-27. Montana: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 46
Table A-28. Nebraska: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 47
Table A-29. Nevada: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 48
Table A-30. New Hampshire Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 49
Table A-31. New Jersey: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 50
Table A-32. New Mexico: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 51
Table A-33. New York: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 52
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Table A-34. North Carolina: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 54
Table A-35. North Dakota: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 55
Table A-36. Ohio: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 56
Table A-37. Oklahoma: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 58
Table A-38. Oregon: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 59
Table A-39. Pennsylvania: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 60
Table A-40. Rhode Island: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 62
Table A-41. South Carolina: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 63
Table A-42. South Dakota: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 64
Table A-43. Tennessee: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 65
Table A-44. Texas: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 66
Table A-45. Utah: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 68
Table A-46. Vermont: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 69
Table A-47. Virginia: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 70
Table A-48. Washington: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 71
Table A-49. West Virginia: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional
District (111th), 2009 .............................................................................................................. 72
Table A-50. Wisconsin: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 73
Table A-51. Wyoming: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District
(111th), 2009........................................................................................................................... 74
Appendixes
Appendix. State and District Tables ........................................................................................... 16
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Contacts
Author Contact Information ...................................................................................................... 75
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Background
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA, P.L. 111-148, as amended) was
designed, in part, to expand access to health insurance. For instance, beginning with renewals
from September 23, 2010, PPACA provides that dependent children up to age 26 can remain on
their parent’s health insurance generally beginning with the next subsequent renewal. Beginning
in 2014, or sooner at state option, PPACA requires states to expand Medicaid to certain
individuals who are under age 65 with income up to 133% of the federal poverty level (FPL).
This reform not only expands eligibility to a group that is not currently eligible for Medicaid (low
income childless adults), but also raises Medicaid’s mandatory income eligibility level for certain
existing groups to 133% of the FPL.1 The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and Joint
Committee on Taxation estimated that the coverage expansion provisions in the health reform law
would result in a Medicaid enrollment increase, over what otherwise would have been the case, of
approximately 16 million individuals by FY2019.2
Under PPACA, states are to establish health insurance exchanges that provide eligible individuals
and small businesses with access to health insurance. In addition, certain individuals with
incomes greater than 133% of FPL up to 400% of FPL are eligible for premium tax credits and
cost-sharing subsidies. CBO estimates that 24 million individuals will obtain health insurance
through an exchange and 5 million more will obtain their insurance through their employer’s
participation in an exchange. While some individuals who are currently privately insured will be
covered through an exchange in the future, CBO estimated that, on net, PPACA will reduce the
number of uninsured by 32 million by 2019, leaving 23 million (or 6%) of non-elderly Americans
uninsured.3
Health Insurance Coverage in 2009
Roughly 85% of Americans were covered by health insurance in 2009.4 The insured were more
likely to be5
•
white or Asian;
•
more educated;
•
higher income;
1
PPACA extended Medicaid coverage of children 6 through 18 up to 133% of FPL but the subsequent Medicare and
Medicaid Extenders Act of 2010 (P.L. 111-309) deferred this expansion until 2014. For individuals whose income will
be determined using the new income counting rules, the law also specifies that an income disregard in the amount of
5% FPL be deducted from an individual’s income when determining Medicaid eligibility. This income counting rule
effectively raises the upper income eligibility threshold for the new Medicaid eligibility group to 138% FPL.
2
Congressional Budget Office, letter to Honorable Nancy Pelosi, March 20, 2010, available at http://www.cbo.gov/
doc.cfm?index=11379.
3
Ibid.
4
While the actual proportion of insured and uninsured, as well as estimates of coverage type, vary from survey to
survey, the various federally sponsored surveys provide consistent and reliable estimates over time. See Office of the
Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, Understanding Estimates of the Uninsured: Putting the Differences in
Context , Department of Health and Human Services, ASPE Issue Brief, Washington, DC, September 2005,
http://aspe.hhs.gov/health/reports/05/uninsured-understanding-ib/index.htm.
5
Congressional Research Service analysis of the U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey (ACS).
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•
elderly; and
•
female.
The uninsured, about 15% of the population, were more likely to be6
•
African American or Hispanic;
•
less educated;
•
lower income;
•
non-elderly adult; and
•
male.
In general, the uninsured were more likely to
•
report problems getting needed medical care, and
•
be hospitalized for avoidable health problems.
As this report details, there are considerable differences across states, within states, and across
demographic groups in the proportion of insured and their sources of coverage. The Medicare
program has effectively provided health insurance to almost all elderly Americans, while the
Medicaid program and the State Children’s Health Insurance Program have expanded health
insurance coverage to certain low-income families and children, among others. State policies to
expand health insurance coverage, including through Medicaid waivers, account for some of the
differences across states in the proportion of uninsured. 7 For instance, Vermont has extended
Medicaid benefits to childless adults with incomes up to 150% of the federal poverty level (FPL)
and only 8.6% of the state’s population was uninsured in 2009.8 Similarly, state policies such as
employer or personal mandates to purchase health insurance in Hawaii and Massachusetts further
explain some of the differences.
The explanation for variations in health insurance coverage among working adults is complex
since it must consider decisions on the part of employers to offer coverage and decisions
regarding the nature of the coverage, including cost sharing, if insurance is offered. In addition, it
needs to take into consideration employees’ decisions to purchase insurance. According to the
Kaiser Family Foundation, 61% of the non-elderly population received employer-sponsored
health insurance in 2009.9 While employer-based health insurance is nearly universally offered by
large employers (over 200 employees), only 59% of small firms (three to nine employees) offered
health insurance.10 Thus, the working uninsured, poor, and unemployed who are not otherwise
6
Congressional Research Service analysis of the U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey (ACS); The
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, The Uninsured: A Primer, Washington, DC, October 2009, http://www.kff.org/
uninsured/upload/7451-05.pdf.
7
For additional background on Medicaid waivers, see CRS Report RL33202, Medicaid: A Primer, by (name redacted).
8
See Kaiser State Health Facts – Income Eligibility – Childless Adults. http://www.statehealthfacts.org/
comparetable.jsp?ind=749&cat=4.
9
Jonathan Gruber, The Tax Exclusion For Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance, National Bureau Of Economic
Research, Working Paper 15766, Cambridge, MA, February 2010, http://www.nber.org/papers/w15766 citing Kaiser
Family Foundation.
10
Smaller firms also tend to have higher employee contributions to premiums and less generous benefits. See Kaiser
Family Foundation and Health Research & Educational Trust, Employer Health Benefits: 2010 Summary of Findings,
(continued...)
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eligible for a public program, covered under a family member’s policy, or cannot afford coverage
are relegated either to the individual market, which can be more expensive, or do without
coverage.
To understand those who are employed and have health insurance, one needs to understand the
decision-making process that firms engage in when deciding whether to offer employees health
insurance and how to share these costs. While many policy analysts have focused on the tax
treatment of health insurance premiums as one impetus for employer provided health insurance,
other factors such as local labor market conditions and company image are also likely to play a
role in these decisions. Even if one is employed and works for a firm that offers health insurance,
there is a further set of calculations that employees make regarding whether to take up the offer of
health insurance. These considerations include one’s current health status, one’s expectation of
future health insurance requirements, cost (including cost sharing of the premium, deductibles,
and coinsurance), and the availability of other benefits through Section 125 cafeteria plans (where
employees can personalize benefits from a set of offerings). In 2005, it was estimated that about
7% of those who are offered employer health insurance were actually uninsured. 11 All of these
factors, in addition to others, will affect the proportion of working aged Americans with or
without health insurance.
This report analyzes health insurance coverage in the United State in 2009 using the American
Community Survey. After a brief methodological section, the body of this report consists of a
series of national and state tables detailing health insurance coverage and coverage by age,
gender, and employment status. The Appendix to this report details coverage in the 50 states, the
District of Columbia, and by congressional district. The Appendix presents a table for each state
and the District of Columbia.
Methodology
This report employs the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2009 American Community Survey (ACS) to
describe health insurance coverage and provide estimates of coverage by type of coverage at the
national, state, and congressional district level. 12 The survey is briefly described below and more
fully documented at the U.S. Census Bureau’s website. 13
The ACS is representative of the civilian non-institutionalized population and is designed to
produce reliable estimates of coverage and the number of uninsured at the time of the survey.
Respondents in the 2009 survey were sampled between January 1 and December 31, 2009. The
ACS is a mailout/mailback survey with telephone and in-person nonresponse follow-up,
conducted continuously throughout the year, with results consolidated to produce annual
estimates using 90% confidence intervals.
(...continued)
2010, http://ehbs.kff.org/pdf/2010/8086.pdf.
11
Jonathan Gruber and Ebonya Washington, “Subsidies to Employee Health Insurance Premiums and the Health
Insurance Market,” Journal of Health Economics, vol. 24, no. 2 (2005), p. 590.
12
The 2009 American Community Survey dataset was released by the U.S. Census Bureau in October 2010.
13
http://www.census.gov/acs/www.
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The Survey Question
The ACS contains a single multipart question (question 16) addressing health insurance coverage.
Respondents are asked to respond with respect to their current coverage as of the date they are
surveyed. The question is replicated below. Someone who responds “no” to every item is
characterized as uninsured. In addition, the survey question allows individuals to indicate if they
have several forms of health insurance coverage. The survey question does not elicit information
about changes in coverage over the course of the year.
ACS Health Insurance Question
16. Is this person CURRENTLY covered by any of the following types of health insurance or health
coverage plans? Mark “Yes” or “No” for EACH type of coverage for items a – h.
Item
Yes
No
Insurance through a current or former employer or union (of
this person or another family member)
[]
[]
b.
Insurance purchased directly from an insurance company (by
this person or another family member)
[]
[]
c.
Medicare, for people 65 or older, or people with certain
disabilities
[]
[]
d.
Medicaid, Medical Assistance, or any kind of governmentassistance plan for those with low incomes or a disability
[]
[]
e.
TRICARE or other military health care
[]
[]
f.
VA (including those who have ever used or enrolled for VA
health care)
[]
[]
g.
Indian Health Service
[]
[]
h.
Any other type of health insurance or health coverage plan –
[]
[]
a.
Specify ______________________________
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey (ACS).
The ACS and Other Surveys of the Uninsured
There are several national surveys that estimate health insurance coverage including, among
others, the Current Population Survey (CPS), the American Community Survey (ACS), and the
National Health Interview Survey (NHIS). Each of these efforts have limitations—many of which
have been well documented and acknowledged by the Census Bureau and other research
organizations. 14 For example, the CPS and NHIS have historically undercounted Medicaid
beneficiaries and estimates are less reliable for small states.15
14
See Thomas J. Plewes, Rapporteur National Research Council and National Research Council, “Federal Surveys,” in
Databases for Estimating Health Insurance Coverage for Children: A Workshop Summary, http://www.nap.edu/
catalog.php?record_id=13024 ed. (Washington , DC: National Academies Press, 2010).
15
U.S. Census Bureau, “Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2008,” Current
Population Reports P60-236(RV), Washington, DC, 2009, at http://www.census.gov/prod/2009pubs/p60-236.pdf, p. 20
and p. 57.
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The ACS, with a sample size of roughly 2 million completed surveys per year, allows for
reasonably accurate estimates of areas with a population of 65,000 or more. Therefore, the ACS
does a better job of reducing error associated with small sample size as compared to either the
CPS or NHIS. However, regardless of the survey used, discrepancies exist between survey
estimates and estimates based on state and national administrative data.
The ACS is not without its limitations, including that16
•
it is primarily a mail survey completed without the assistance of an interviewer;
•
there is a single health insurance question that uses an itemized list of coverage
types;
•
the survey does not clearly delineate the coverage categories or clearly direct
respondents that “direct purchase” of insurance should be completely
independent of a current or former employer; and
•
the characterization of uninsured is not collected directly, rather uninsured status
is derived from the answers to the various types of coverage and the result is not
verified.
Despite these limitations, the ACS produces results that are generally very similar to those
obtained from other surveys and the larger sample size allows for reliable state and congressional
district estimates of the uninsured.17
Insurance Coverage: National Analysis 2009
The total U.S. civilian non-institutionalized population in 2009 was estimated to be slightly more
than 301 million. Roughly 85% of the U.S. civilian non-institutionalized population had one or
more forms of insurance while 15.1%, or roughly 47.3 million, were uninsured.18 The most
common form of insurance was employer provided (see Table 1).
While the ACS details the multiplicity of insurance types an individual may possess, as alluded to
above, the ACS is not a particularly good source of detailed information on Medicare and
Medicaid coverage since beneficiaries of these programs may fit into multiple categories such as
Medicare and Medicaid, other public combinations, and employer or direct purchase and
Medicare. With the above caveat in mind, Medicaid beneficiaries are most likely, but not
exclusively, to be found in the Medicaid, Medicare and Medicaid, and other public combinations
categories. Medicare beneficiaries may be found in the Medicare, Medicare and Medicaid,
Employer/Direct Purchase and Medicare, and two or more other combination categories.
Table 2 presents insurance coverage by age and shows that employer provided health insurance
was the single most common form of insurance for individuals under age 65. For those aged 65
16
Thomas J. Plewes, Rapporteur National Research Council and National Research Council, “Federal Surveys,” in
Databases for Estimating Health Insurance Coverage for Children: A Workshop Summary, http://www.nap.edu/
catalog.php?record_id=13024 ed. (Washington , DC: National Academies Press, 2010).
17
Ibid.
18
For a detailed discussion of the uninsured, see CRS Report R41621, The Uninsured by State and Congressional
District, by (name redacted).
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and above, the most common form of insurance was Medicare coupled with either an employer
provided form of insurance or a Medicare supplemental policy (e.g., a Medigap policy).
Table 1. Insurance Coverage in the United States, 2009
Number (in 1,000s) and Percent Covered by Type of Insurance
One Type of Insurance
Multiple Types of Insurance Coverage
Medicaid
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employer
Provided
and
Direct
Purchase
Employer/
Direct
Purchase
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other
Public
Combinations
Two or
More
Other
Combinations
Uninsured
10,123
35,051
3,855
6,399
16,988
5,424
977
17,795
45,665
(3.4%)
(11.6%)
(1.3%)
(2.1%)
(5.6%)
(1.8%)
(0.3%)
(5.9%)
(15.1%)
Employer
Provided
Direct
purchase
Medicare
142,563
16,634
(47.3%)
(5.5%)
Source: CRS analysis of the 2009 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau.
When analyzing age, gender, and employment status (see Table 3), the Census Bureau provides a
slightly different breakout of insurance coverage than presented in Table 2. Table 3 shows:
•
women, age 18-64, were more likely to have employer provided insurance, direct
purchase insurance, or Medicaid compared to comparably aged men;
•
employment status among those age 18-64 similarly had a strong relationship
with type of insurance;
•
individuals employed full-time were over 50% more likely to have employer
provided health insurance compared to those employed part-time; and
•
individuals who worked full-time were more than twice as likely to have
employer provided health insurance as compared to those who did not work.
Table 4 presents type of health insurance coverage by state. Key findings include:
19
•
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Minnesota had the highest
reported percentages of employer-only health insurance—each at more than 56%;
Florida, Mississippi, and New Mexico had the lowest percentage of survey
respondents reporting employer-only health insurance;
•
North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho, and Connecticut had the highest percentage
of respondents reporting self-purchase health insurance only, while Arkansas,
Delaware, and West Virginia had the lowest percentage of respondents reporting
self-purchase health insurance only;
•
Alaska, Hawaii, and Virginia had the highest percentage of respondents reporting
TRICARE/military or VA health insurance only, while Connecticut, New Jersey
and Massachusetts had the lowest percent of respondents reporting TRICARE/
military or VA health insurance only; and
•
Massachusetts had the lowest rate of uninsured and Texas the highest.19
See CRS Report R41621, The Uninsured by State and Congressional District, by (name redacted).
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Table 2. Health Insurance Coverage in the United States by Age—2009
Number (in 1,000s) and Percent Covered
HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE
Under 18
Years
18 to 64
Years
65 Years
and Over
Employer-provided only
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
Direct purchase only
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
Medicare only
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
Medicaid only
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
TRICARE, military health, or VA only
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
Employer-provided and direct purchase coverage
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
Employer/Direct Purchase and Medicare coverage
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
Medicare and Medicaid coverage
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
Other public only combinations
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
Other coverage combinations
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
No health insurance coverage
Percentage of age group (column %)
Percentage by insurance type (row %)
Total
Percentage of age group (column %)
36,351
48.9%
25.5%
3,942
5.3%
23.7%
228
0.3%
2.3%
21,814
29.3%
62.2%
1,229
1.7
31.9%
1,355
1.8%
21.2%
19
0.0%
0.1%
159
0.2%
2.9%
10
0.0%
1.1%
2,882
3.9%
16.2%
6,369
8.6%
14.0%
74,358
100.0%
105,562
55.8%
74.0%
12,591
6.7%
75.7%
1,916
1.0%
18.9%
13,236
7.0%
37.8%
2,603
1.4%
67.5%
5,005
2.7%
78.2%
1,086
0.6%
6.4%
2,146
1.1%
39.6%
318
0.2%
32.6%
5,780
3.1%
32.5%
38,937
20.6%
85.3%
189,181
100.0%
651
1.7%
0.5%
101
0.3%
0.6%
7,979
21.0%
78.8%
0
0.0%
0.0%
23
0.1%
1.0%
39
0.1%
1.0%
15,883
41.9%
93.5%
3,118
8.2%
57.5%
648
1.7%
66.3%
9,133
24.1%
51.3%
358
0.9%
0.8%
37,932
100.0%
All Ages
142,564
100%
16,633
100%
10,123
100%
35,051
100%
3,855
100%
6,399
100%
16,988
100%
5,424
100%
977
100%
17,795
100%
45,665
100%
301,472
Source: CRS analysis of the 2009 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau.
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Table 3. Health Insurance Coverage in the United States by Age, Gender and
Employment Status
Number (in 1,000s) and Percent Covered
Gender
Employment Status
Male
Female
Full Time
Part Time
Did Not
Work
93,185
95,996
94,719
55,706
38,757
Employer-provided only
60.4%
62.1%
78.1%
50.3%
35.9%
Direct purchase only
10.2%
10.4%
8.7%
12.0%
11.7%
Medicare only
3.3%
3.3%
0.3%
1.4%
13.4%
Medicaid only
7.8%
11.7%
3.0%
10.2%
25.6%
No health insurance coverage
23.1%
18.1%
13.7%
29.37%
25.0%
Age 18 – 64 Population (in 1,000s)
Health Insurance Coverage
Gender
Employment Status
Male
Female
Full Time
Part Time
Did Not
Work
16,319
21,614
2,751
4,581
30,601
Employer-provided only
42.4%
36.0%
63.3%
43.2%
35.8%
Direct purchase only
35.8%
39.3%
27.4%
39.5%
38.5%
Medicare only
96.6%
97.1%
83.3%
96.4%
98.2%
Medicaid only
13.8%
16.8%
6.5%
9.1%
17.3%
No health insurance coverage
1.0%
1.0%
1.6%
1.2%
0.9%
Age 65 and Above Population (in
1,000s)
Health Insurance Coverage
Source: CRS analysis of the 2009 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau.
Notes: Individuals can have more than one form of insurance. The Census Bureau does not provide greater
detail regarding the form of health insurance coverage by either gender or employment status.
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Table 4.Type of Health Insurance Coverage by State—2009
Single Source of Insurance
Population
Multiple Sources of Insurance
Medicaid
Employer/
Direct
Purchase
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other
Public
Combinations
Two or
More
Other
Combinations
State
(1000s)
Employer
Direct
Purchase
US
301,472
47.29%
5.52%
3.36%
11.63%
1.28%
2.12%
5.64%
1.80%
0.32%
5.90%
15.15%
AL
4,616,028
44.88%
5.21%
4.00%
12.08%
1.68%
2.26%
5.85%
2.29%
0.40%
7.57%
13.79%
AK
678,081
43.29%
3.46%
1.69%
10.05%
5.66%
2.08%
2.98%
1.82%
0.36%
7.54%
21.09%
AZ
6,501,531
41.50%
5.68%
3.84%
15.31%
1.43%
1.45%
5.29%
1.47%
0.49%
6.22%
17.33%
AR
2,833,391
39.07%
5.03%
4.46%
14.66%
1.71%
1.88%
5.81%
2.55%
0.74%
7.07%
17.03%
CA
36,376,938
44.22%
7.13%
3.17%
13.40%
0.89%
1.97%
4.27%
2.34%
0.22%
4.36%
18.03%
CO
4,930,142
49.52%
8.16%
2.80%
8.44%
2.15%
1.79%
4.58%
1.09%
0.24%
5.46%
15.78%
CT
3,456,856
56.34%
5.37%
3.17%
10.11%
0.49%
2.48%
6.60%
1.31%
0.23%
5.07%
8.83%
DE
869,483
51.37%
3.43%
3.14%
12.25%
1.12%
2.13%
7.02%
1.56%
0.22%
7.51%
10.25%
DC
589,408
43.66%
6.64%
2.23%
19.96%
0.59%
6.29%
4.30%
2.32%
0.38%
6.60%
7.02%
FL
18,192,784
38.79%
6.12%
5.23%
10.10%
1.57%
1.55%
6.40%
2.13%
0.45%
6.79%
20.86%
GA
9,594,277
45.30%
5.18%
3.30%
11.39%
1.86%
2.28%
4.10%
1.66%
0.24%
5.56%
19.14%
HI
1,231,549
47.83%
5.17%
2.80%
9.74%
4.44%
4.82%
7.24%
1.32%
0.19%
9.48%
6.97%
ID
1,520,563
43.99%
8.40%
3.03%
9.58%
1.63%
2.13%
5.44%
1.20%
0.40%
6.83%
17.38%
IL
12,719,575
50.79%
5.09%
3.14%
12.87%
0.62%
1.90%
5.69%
1.35%
0.25%
4.98%
13.32%
IN
6,316,260
51.42%
4.65%
3.24%
10.38%
0.74%
1.95%
6.29%
1.20%
0.32%
5.54%
14.27%
IA
2,956,722
52.84%
7.15%
2.52%
8.99%
0.67%
2.68%
7.38%
1.37%
0.35%
7.42%
8.62%
KS
2,756,827
51.39%
6.32%
2.79%
8.12%
2.11%
2.03%
6.23%
1.32%
0.35%
6.20%
13.15%
KY
4,225,355
45.49%
4.74%
3.79%
12.95%
1.63%
1.94%
6.07%
2.21%
0.46%
6.20%
14.51%
LA
4,391,561
41.63%
5.31%
4.13%
14.79%
1.46%
2.24%
4.67%
2.21%
0.39%
5.82%
17.36%
ME
1,300,904
45.46%
4.63%
3.33%
13.98%
1.56%
1.92%
6.69%
3.11%
0.73%
8.05%
10.53%
CRS-9
Medicare
Tricare/
Mil/VA
Employer
and
Direct
Purchase
Uninsured
Single Source of Insurance
Population
Multiple Sources of Insurance
Medicaid
Employer/
Direct
Purchase
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other
Public
Combinations
Two or
More
Other
Combinations
State
(1000s)
Employer
Direct
Purchase
MD
5,589,768
54.34%
5.23%
2.34%
8.96%
1.70%
2.87%
5.86%
1.22%
0.21%
6.16%
11.11%
MA
6,495,905
56.87%
5.30%
2.66%
12.96%
0.38%
2.67%
6.06%
2.02%
0.28%
6.63%
4.17%
MI
9,834,865
49.02%
4.64%
2.55%
13.19%
0.52%
2.05%
7.49%
1.65%
0.25%
6.41%
12.23%
MN
5,196,720
56.02%
6.66%
2.19%
9.37%
0.60%
2.14%
6.65%
1.23%
0.30%
5.74%
9.10%
MS
2,879,805
38.21%
4.82%
4.25%
16.07%
1.71%
2.20%
4.43%
3.19%
0.52%
6.73%
17.85%
MO
5,871,474
49.52%
5.49%
3.47%
10.32%
1.27%
1.90%
6.63%
1.93%
0.40%
5.88%
13.18%
MT
957,586
41.80%
7.78%
3.87%
8.35%
2.10%
2.61%
6.67%
1.22%
0.70%
6.69%
18.20%
NE
1,762,977
51.16%
7.63%
2.72%
8.40%
1.41%
2.33%
6.29%
1.17%
0.37%
6.60%
11.93%
NV
2,610,041
46.09%
4.72%
3.74%
6.18%
1.71%
4.08%
4.38%
1.12%
0.49%
5.59%
21.90%
NH
1,308,729
58.56%
4.77%
2.87%
6.91%
0.84%
1.41%
6.32%
1.50%
0.31%
6.26%
10.24%
NJ
8,582,670
55.69%
4.46%
3.50%
8.41%
0.40%
2.35%
6.20%
1.55%
0.16%
4.66%
12.63%
NM
1,975,830
36.86%
4.64%
3.93%
16.52%
1.87%
1.72%
4.93%
2.18%
0.55%
7.07%
19.73%
NY
19,264,374
49.03%
4.65%
3.36%
14.55%
0.40%
2.78%
5.93%
2.41%
0.25%
5.24%
11.39%
NC
9,149,289
43.79%
5.97%
3.73%
11.90%
2.45%
1.97%
5.56%
1.77%
0.36%
6.43%
16.08%
ND
630,082
51.90%
9.34%
2.33%
5.49%
2.48%
2.49%
7.37%
1.27%
0.27%
7.42%
9.65%
OH
11,351,905
51.52%
4.19%
3.51%
11.51%
0.80%
1.93%
6.73%
1.48%
0.32%
5.82%
12.18%
OK
3,590,307
41.48%
5.08%
3.50%
11.95%
2.25%
1.92%
5.87%
1.89%
0.56%
6.78%
18.71%
OR
3,779,860
46.90%
6.74%
2.93%
8.99%
0.97%
1.89%
6.51%
1.39%
0.50%
6.15%
17.01%
PA
12,365,826
52.11%
5.08%
3.28%
10.48%
0.51%
2.30%
7.83%
1.52%
0.26%
6.77%
9.87%
RI
1,035,366
50.86%
5.64%
3.53%
10.14%
1.04%
2.11%
6.64%
2.20%
0.30%
6.26%
11.27%
SC
4,454,344
42.46%
5.08%
3.83%
11.78%
2.08%
2.30%
5.53%
2.27%
0.42%
7.43%
16.83%
SD
792,969
44.93%
9.16%
2.98%
8.96%
1.87%
2.76%
6.81%
1.30%
0.68%
7.45%
13.10%
TN
6,188,118
44.89%
5.54%
4.10%
12.79%
1.55%
1.83%
5.58%
2.32%
0.42%
6.70%
14.27%
CRS-10
Medicare
Tricare/
Mil/VA
Employer
and
Direct
Purchase
Uninsured
Single Source of Insurance
Population
Multiple Sources of Insurance
Medicare
Medicaid
Tricare/
Mil/VA
Employer
and
Direct
Purchase
Employer/
Direct
Purchase
and
Medicare
Uninsured
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other
Public
Combinations
Two or
More
Other
Combinations
State
(1000s)
Employer
Direct
Purchase
TX
24,291,561
42.61%
4.53%
3.13%
11.82%
1.59%
1.83%
3.79%
1.66%
0.31%
4.92%
23.81%
UT
2,755,284
55.63%
6.79%
2.21%
6.92%
1.08%
2.65%
4.00%
0.90%
0.24%
5.04%
14.56%
VT
615,376
49.29%
5.10%
3.26%
15.05%
0.80%
1.32%
6.43%
2.53%
0.42%
7.15%
8.64%
VA
7,643,783
51.21%
5.40%
2.91%
6.92%
4.25%
2.70%
5.38%
1.21%
0.25%
7.90%
11.88%
WA
6,546,149
48.81%
6.03%
2.68%
10.93%
1.90%
1.81%
5.60%
1.39%
0.32%
7.13%
13.41%
WV
1,793,105
43.45%
2.85%
4.63%
12.68%
1.00%
2.62%
7.72%
2.30%
0.71%
7.88%
14.16%
WI
5,566,055
54.94%
4.61%
2.91%
10.94%
0.68%
1.75%
6.60%
1.32%
0.36%
6.52%
9.36%
WY
533,716
47.90%
7.13%
2.82%
8.11%
2.09%
2.32%
5.50%
0.85%
0.59%
7.54%
15.16%
Source: 2009 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau.
Notes: Numbers many not add to 100 due to rounding.
CRS-11
Health Insurance Coverage by State and Congressional District, 2009
Table 5 presents type of health insurance coverage by gender among those age 18 through 64.
Key findings include that:
•
in all but five states ( Alabama, Delaware, Hawaii, Louisiana, and Wyoming) and
the District of Columbia, females, age 18-64, reported a higher percentage of
employer provided health insurance than males;
•
in Florida, South Dakota, Idaho, and Maryland, women reported employerprovided health insurance at least 3 percentage points higher than men. In only
Hawaii did the difference between male and female reports of employer provided
health insurance favor men by 3 percentage points;
•
differences between males and females, age 18 through 64, with respect to direct
purchase health insurance were not as pronounced as employer-provided health
insurance. In 24 states, roughly half the time, women reported direct purchase
health insurance more often than men. The differences were most pronounced in
Washington, Oregon, and Rhode Island;
•
among the uninsured, in every state, with the exception of Wyoming, the
percentage of males, age 18 through 64, uninsured exceeds the percentage of
similarly aged females. In Wyoming, the difference was small and may well be in
the margin of sampling error; and
•
in six states, Arizona, California, Florida, New York, North Carolina, and
Vermont, the percentage difference between the number of males, age 18 through
64, uninsured and the number of females, age 18 through 64, uninsured exceeded
6 percentage points.
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Table 5.Type of Health Insurance Coverage (Ages 18–64) By Gender, by State
Male
Population
(18-64) (in
1000s)
Males
(18-64)
Employer
Provided
Males
(18-64)
Direct
Purchase
Males
(18-64)
Medicare
Males
(18-64)
Medicaid
Males
(18-64)
Uninsured
Female
Population
(18-64) (in
1000s)
Females
(18-64)
Employer
Provided
Females
(18-64)
Direct
Purchase
Females
(18-64)
Medicare
Females
(18-64)
Medicaid
Females
(18-64)
Uninsured
1,379
61.09%
10.79%
5.56%
7.59%
21.75%
1,489
61.07%
11.26%
5.73%
11.71%
17.94%
Alaska
226
56.61%
6.60%
1.96%
6.21%
29.36%
218
58.94%
7.04%
2.08%
9.22%
23.56%
Arizona
1,961
53.37%
8.89%
2.76%
11.75%
26.25%
1,957
55.54%
9.69%
3.30%
15.75%
20.08%
Arkansas
845
53.07%
10.25%
6.28%
8.77%
26.73%
890
55.78%
9.93%
6.23%
12.04%
23.66%
California
11,499
54.83%
11.06%
2.50%
8.49%
27.41%
11,431
56.63%
11.81%
2.57%
12.48%
21.38%
Colorado
1,603
59.62%
12.49%
2.16%
5.02%
23.09%
1,585
62.54%
12.61%
2.29%
7.96%
17.53%
Connecticut
1,072
69.63%
10.61%
2.83%
7.32%
15.18%
1,118
71.42%
10.04%
2.62%
11.50%
9.73%
Delaware
260
67.86%
7.95%
3.49%
9.24%
16.97%
282
67.83%
7.87%
4.15%
15.22%
11.71%
District of
Columbia
192
64.04%
18.10%
2.14%
16.60%
11.71%
218
62.98%
17.21%
3.16%
23.45%
6.98%
Florida
5,405
51.22%
10.07%
3.36%
6.60%
31.93%
5,619
54.99%
10.79%
3.39%
9.58%
25.43%
Georgia
2,916
57.15%
9.81%
3.23%
5.71%
28.39%
3,128
59.45%
9.95%
3.50%
8.89%
22.88%
Hawaii
379
71.99%
13.65%
2.35%
8.18%
11.95%
384
68.39%
14.17%
2.21%
11.45%
8.35%
Idaho
461
55.30%
13.93%
3.54%
5.86%
25.40%
463
58.67%
14.35%
3.32%
7.74%
21.40%
Illinois
3,986
63.52%
9.48%
2.63%
6.67%
22.00%
4,048
64.57%
9.30%
2.76%
12.45%
16.20%
Indiana
1,959
65.15%
8.84%
3.42%
5.99%
21.23%
1,991
65.59%
9.34%
3.21%
10.41%
17.18%
Iowa
921
69.45%
13.29%
2.88%
6.88%
13.53%
915
70.64%
12.62%
2.81%
10.62%
10.67%
Kansas
855
65.08%
11.23%
3.20%
4.89%
19.41%
859
66.56%
11.14%
3.30%
7.51%
15.96%
Kentucky
1,302
59.18%
9.61%
6.21%
8.68%
21.96%
1,365
60.05%
9.00%
5.13%
12.80%
19.07%
Louisiana
1,318
56.36%
10.79%
4.86%
7.40%
26.13%
1,426
55.40%
10.57%
4.21%
12.28%
23.90%
408
59.41%
9.60%
5.37%
14.88%
17.39%
425
62.13%
9.79%
4.63%
18.62%
11.84%
Maryland
1,719
67.90%
10.70%
2.45%
5.53%
18.29%
1,856
71.01%
10.42%
2.61%
8.51%
12.73%
Massachusetts
2,069
71.46%
11.21%
3.12%
14.45%
7.64%
2,155
72.09%
11.11%
3.04%
17.75%
4.24%
State
Alabama
Maine
CRS-13
Male
Population
(18-64) (in
1000s)
Males
(18-64)
Employer
Provided
Males
(18-64)
Direct
Purchase
Males
(18-64)
Medicare
Males
(18-64)
Medicaid
Males
(18-64)
Uninsured
Female
Population
(18-64) (in
1000s)
Females
(18-64)
Employer
Provided
Females
(18-64)
Direct
Purchase
Females
(18-64)
Medicare
Females
(18-64)
Medicaid
Females
(18-64)
Uninsured
Michigan
3,058
62.63%
9.29%
4.15%
10.42%
20.22%
3,146
64.04%
9.43%
4.09%
15.02%
15.00%
Minnesota
1,661
68.52%
11.90%
2.61%
8.55%
13.52%
1,651
70.06%
11.66%
2.63%
11.60%
9.87%
Mississippi
845
52.59%
10.49%
6.22%
9.70%
27.43%
914
54.85%
9.89%
5.47%
15.32%
22.23%
Missouri
1,793
63.18%
10.30%
4.39%
6.74%
20.18%
1,871
64.73%
9.48%
4.37%
10.65%
16.58%
Montana
301
55.00%
14.34%
3.23%
5.76%
25.53%
302
57.70%
13.63%
3.48%
7.45%
22.73%
Nebraska
547
65.52%
13.71%
2.71%
4.77%
17.89%
544
66.28%
13.27%
2.68%
7.70%
15.28%
Nevada
828
59.45%
10.49%
2.37%
3.88%
29.04%
797
60.90%
10.93%
2.51%
6.23%
25.60%
New
Hampshire
422
71.10%
8.53%
3.13%
5.34%
15.88%
429
73.30%
8.74%
3.43%
6.77%
12.38%
New Jersey
2,667
68.31%
8.71%
2.59%
5.91%
19.96%
2,746
70.47%
8.77%
2.79%
9.16%
14.79%
New Mexico
591
49.67%
9.44%
4.53%
10.60%
30.03%
612
52.34%
9.71%
3.46%
14.78%
24.53%
New York
6,017
62.16%
9.66%
3.12%
12.63%
19.27%
6,321
64.31%
10.38%
3.18%
17.16%
12.72%
North
Carolina
2,762
56.94%
10.84%
4.10%
7.02%
25.52%
2,977
59.42%
10.65%
4.23%
10.85%
19.25%
North
Dakota
203
65.99%
16.89%
2.56%
4.00%
14.29%
198
67.57%
14.72%
2.92%
6.89%
11.93%
Ohio
3,493
65.34%
8.63%
3.59%
7.90%
19.30%
3,629
66.31%
8.54%
3.46%
12.70%
14.59%
Oklahoma
1,074
55.82%
9.89%
4.03%
6.08%
27.67%
1,124
57.78%
9.41%
4.36%
9.44%
23.91%
Oregon
1,192
59.03%
10.91%
3.17%
5.96%
24.92%
1,213
60.86%
12.07%
2.82%
9.12%
20.70%
Pennsylvania
3,806
68.15%
10.53%
3.49%
8.25%
16.09%
3,956
68.98%
10.77%
3.52%
12.63%
11.42%
Rhode Island
326
63.88%
11.22%
3.96%
8.61%
18.52%
340
66.85%
9.80%
3.71%
12.95%
12.72%
1,330
57.00%
10.46%
5.01%
7.82%
25.13%
1,448
58.17%
10.38%
4.77%
11.86%
21.14%
246
59.06%
15.79%
3.23%
5.66%
20.03%
244
62.59%
15.85%
3.12%
8.52%
16.22%
Tennessee
1,892
57.75%
10.07%
4.46%
9.54%
23.38%
2,007
59.60%
9.88%
4.84%
14.51%
17.46%
Texas
7,428
54.24%
8.17%
2.72%
5.23%
32.87%
7,546
55.68%
8.43%
2.80%
8.06%
28.84%
State
South
Carolina
South Dakota
CRS-14
Male
Population
(18-64) (in
1000s)
Males
(18-64)
Employer
Provided
Males
(18-64)
Direct
Purchase
Males
(18-64)
Medicare
Males
(18-64)
Medicaid
Males
(18-64)
Uninsured
Female
Population
(18-64) (in
1000s)
Females
(18-64)
Employer
Provided
Females
(18-64)
Direct
Purchase
Females
(18-64)
Medicare
Females
(18-64)
Medicaid
Females
(18-64)
Uninsured
Utah
822
65.44%
11.87%
1.98%
4.99%
20.77%
819
67.49%
11.45%
1.85%
6.88%
17.02%
Vermont
201
62.13%
9.41%
3.84%
14.54%
15.75%
203
64.65%
9.85%
4.16%
19.03%
8.65%
Virginia
2,359
66.43%
11.31%
3.39%
4.24%
18.11%
2,524
67.77%
11.14%
3.13%
6.56%
13.96%
Washington
2,084
62.72%
9.75%
2.92%
7.75%
20.84%
2,111
63.81%
11.28%
2.90%
10.96%
15.59%
563
60.38%
8.09%
8.09%
11.33%
20.90%
571
60.83%
8.40%
5.51%
14.45%
20.08%
Wisconsin
1,772
69.04%
9.04%
2.56%
8.60%
15.41%
1,766
70.07%
8.71%
2.81%
14.27%
10.18%
Wyoming
174
63.48%
12.42%
2.98%
4.92%
20.14%
167
61.89%
12.30%
2.27%
6.93%
20.41%
State
West Virginia
Source: 2009 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau.
CRS-15
Appendix. State and District Tables
Table A-1. Alabama: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
4.00%
12.08%
1.68%
2.26%
5.85%
2.29%
0.40%
7.57%
13.79%
5.72%
4.45%
12.29%
1.64%
2.01%
5.73%
1.80%
0.38%
7.15%
15.59%
40.45%
4.95%
3.87%
14.84%
3.58%
1.93%
5.23%
2.24%
0.38%
8.85%
13.68%
649,961
41.35%
4.96%
3.95%
13.10%
2.00%
2.69%
5.54%
2.55%
0.51%
8.71%
14.63%
AL 4
643,993
40.84%
5.66%
4.44%
11.94%
1.22%
2.83%
6.92%
2.99%
0.49%
7.30%
15.36%
AL 5
687,706
50.16%
3.96%
3.33%
9.84%
1.50%
2.17%
6.34%
1.94%
0.31%
7.60%
12.84%
AL 6
724,401
57.33%
6.62%
3.95%
6.36%
0.94%
2.06%
5.73%
1.21%
0.29%
6.28%
9.23%
AL 7
603,141
38.48%
4.44%
4.03%
17.45%
0.93%
2.15%
5.37%
3.57%
0.43%
7.25%
15.89%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
4,616,028
44.88%
5.21%
AL 1
673,059
43.23%
AL 2
633,767
AL 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Alabama
Coverage by Age
Under Age
18
1,124,227
46.05%
5.25%
0.29%
34.68%
2.09%
1.57%
0.03%
0.20%
0.00%
3.90%
5.94%
Age 1864
2,867,716
53.98%
6.30%
1.65%
5.86%
1.86%
3.00%
1.14%
1.71%
0.24%
4.48%
28.15%
Age 65+
624,085
0.92%
0.17%
21.45%
0.00%
0.08%
0.10%
37.93%
8.70%
1.83%
28.37%
0.46%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey (ACS).
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-16
Table A-2. Alaska: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
1.69%
10.05%
5.66%
2.08%
2.98%
1.82%
0.36%
7.54%
21.09%
1.69%
10.05%
5.66%
2.08%
2.98%
1.82%
0.36%
7.54%
21.09%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
AK
678,081
43.29%
3.46%
AK – at
large
678,081
43.29%
3.46%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
183,261
38.46%
3.46%
0.14%
24.43%
10.35%
1.81%
0.04%
0.11%
0.00%
7.56%
13.64%
Age 1864
443,727
50.04%
3.83%
0.37%
5.26%
4.35%
2.41%
0.31%
1.06%
0.14%
5.70%
26.52%
Age 65+
51,093
1.93%
0.18%
18.69%
0.00%
0.16%
0.16%
36.68%
14.57%
3.48%
23.47%
0.69%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-17
Table A-3. Arizona: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.84%
15.31%
1.43%
1.45%
5.29%
1.47%
0.49%
6.22%
17.33%
5.96%
4.54%
19.18%
1.28%
2.52%
6.73%
2.26%
0.96%
7.03%
17.13%
43.45%
4.81%
4.76%
12.02%
1.77%
1.31%
7.26%
1.46%
0.53%
7.65%
14.97%
753,906
47.84%
8.85%
3.84%
11.89%
0.76%
1.11%
4.06%
1.07%
0.31%
4.31%
15.98%
AZ 4
753,277
27.41%
2.16%
2.26%
29.92%
0.48%
0.62%
1.62%
1.53%
0.40%
2.88%
30.72%
AZ 5
724,876
51.56%
8.86%
3.14%
7.60%
0.63%
1.86%
5.44%
0.86%
0.26%
5.12%
14.67%
AZ 6
971,252
50.22%
5.89%
3.75%
10.03%
1.16%
1.85%
5.51%
0.99%
0.35%
6.17%
14.08%
AZ 7
875,581
34.85%
3.41%
3.40%
22.17%
1.77%
1.05%
3.81%
2.12%
0.49%
6.00%
20.92%
AZ 8
747,227
42.39%
6.19%
4.88%
10.73%
3.52%
1.31%
7.60%
1.52%
0.62%
10.29%
10.95%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
6,501,531
41.50%
5.68%
AZ 1
729,378
32.41%
AZ 2
946,034
AZ 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Arizona
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,729,814
42.63%
6.01%
0.10%
32.70%
1.40%
1.38%
0.00%
0.09%
0.04%
3.63%
12.02%
Age 1864
3,917,641
49.76%
6.65%
0.95%
10.97%
1.73%
1.77%
0.46%
0.98%
0.26%
3.30%
23.17%
Age 65+
854,076
1.31%
0.59%
24.66%
0.00%
0.13%
0.12%
38.12%
6.54%
2.43%
24.83%
1.27%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-18
Table A-4. Arkansas: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
4.46%
14.66%
1.71%
1.88%
5.81%
2.55%
0.74%
7.07%
17.03%
4.70%
5.29%
17.87%
2.26%
1.83%
6.84%
3.30%
0.77%
6.03%
16.90%
43.04%
5.69%
3.54%
12.79%
2.18%
2.01%
4.95%
2.00%
0.64%
8.46%
14.69%
808,815
42.96%
4.61%
4.07%
12.65%
1.11%
1.88%
5.48%
1.90%
0.73%
6.33%
18.27%
639,232
34.61%
5.17%
5.11%
16.02%
1.35%
1.78%
6.15%
3.21%
0.84%
7.50%
18.26%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
2,833,391
39.07%
5.03%
AR 1
659,575
34.23%
AR 2
725,769
AR 3
AR 4
State &
Congressional
Districts
Arkansas
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
Age 18-64
Age 65+
706,684
37.92%
4.47%
0.36%
43.46%
1.73%
1.41%
0.01%
0.13%
0.00%
4.28%
6.23%
1,734,882
48.21%
6.35%
2.07%
6.24%
2.06%
2.49%
0.98%
2.16%
0.39%
3.88%
25.15%
391,825
0.67%
0.19%
22.39%
0.00%
0.08%
0.03%
37.66%
8.61%
3.62%
26.22%
0.54%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-19
Table A-5. California: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.17%
13.40%
0.89%
1.97%
4.27%
2.34%
0.22%
4.36%
18.03%
8.08%
2.40%
12.48%
0.91%
2.07%
6.61%
2.20%
0.49%
5.35%
14.94%
37.80%
5.95%
3.53%
16.19%
1.74%
1.45%
6.73%
2.64%
0.70%
6.82%
16.43%
740,960
53.41%
5.74%
2.46%
9.55%
0.69%
2.39%
6.25%
1.57%
0.14%
5.98%
11.83%
CA 4
753,891
52.24%
7.94%
2.73%
7.81%
0.81%
1.43%
7.85%
1.12%
0.35%
7.23%
10.50%
CA 5
697,558
41.29%
4.20%
2.25%
22.22%
0.71%
1.23%
4.51%
2.62%
0.31%
4.73%
15.93%
CA 6
638,301
49.30%
10.51%
3.07%
7.67%
0.54%
1.92%
7.58%
1.19%
0.17%
5.93%
12.13%
CA 7
659,359
50.16%
5.23%
2.33%
12.45%
1.07%
1.60%
4.79%
1.84%
0.21%
4.66%
15.67%
CA 8
670,856
49.52%
10.02%
4.24%
9.45%
0.32%
1.78%
4.40%
3.88%
0.21%
3.58%
12.60%
CA 9
645,884
45.87%
9.20%
3.09%
14.42%
0.31%
1.78%
4.37%
2.62%
0.16%
3.66%
14.51%
CA 10
697,191
55.79%
7.55%
2.29%
8.36%
1.06%
1.47%
6.39%
1.09%
0.13%
5.36%
10.52%
CA 11
751,394
56.26%
7.64%
2.40%
9.31%
0.35%
1.26%
4.92%
1.60%
0.17%
4.34%
11.74%
CA 12
638,872
57.91%
10.14%
3.18%
4.96%
0.26%
1.64%
6.36%
2.07%
0.08%
4.30%
9.09%
CA 13
646,481
56.97%
6.37%
2.60%
8.96%
0.32%
1.64%
4.01%
2.67%
0.16%
3.71%
12.59%
CA 14
651,188
57.24%
9.03%
2.35%
7.13%
0.49%
2.12%
5.82%
1.29%
0.16%
4.07%
10.31%
CA 15
674,353
60.52%
7.09%
2.53%
6.89%
0.33%
1.85%
4.17%
1.75%
0.16%
3.88%
10.84%
CA 16
682,418
50.27%
7.01%
2.70%
11.88%
0.20%
2.41%
3.11%
3.25%
0.18%
3.46%
15.52%
CA 17
632,195
38.74%
7.35%
2.77%
14.02%
1.76%
3.97%
4.42%
1.75%
0.25%
5.54%
19.43%
CA 18
698,423
33.31%
4.33%
2.56%
25.16%
0.74%
1.59%
3.24%
3.24%
0.36%
4.60%
20.87%
CA 19
736,945
42.29%
5.63%
2.29%
16.63%
0.64%
1.83%
5.21%
2.28%
0.25%
5.26%
17.68%
CA 20
672,955
23.04%
2.52%
2.06%
32.92%
1.47%
2.29%
1.87%
3.54%
0.21%
4.26%
25.81%
CA 21
760,374
36.16%
4.52%
2.55%
22.61%
0.66%
2.42%
4.14%
2.60%
0.29%
4.46%
19.59%
CA 22
734,745
44.61%
5.84%
2.75%
14.71%
0.80%
2.34%
5.05%
2.39%
0.31%
6.02%
15.16%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
36,376,938
44.22%
7.13%
CA 1
687,439
44.47%
CA 2
701,672
CA 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
California
CRS-20
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.87%
14.67%
1.18%
2.56%
5.47%
2.04%
0.25%
4.79%
19.62%
9.51%
3.23%
8.34%
1.08%
1.82%
6.17%
1.18%
0.28%
5.00%
13.19%
46.47%
5.90%
3.34%
15.79%
1.04%
1.84%
3.03%
1.61%
0.29%
4.27%
16.42%
690,756
54.58%
9.05%
4.28%
5.77%
0.49%
2.25%
4.14%
2.23%
0.14%
3.22%
13.84%
CA 27
667,939
42.15%
9.30%
3.56%
12.95%
0.27%
1.93%
4.08%
2.49%
0.12%
2.79%
20.37%
CA 28
666,258
33.19%
7.18%
3.02%
19.26%
0.10%
1.69%
2.91%
2.75%
0.13%
2.59%
27.18%
CA 29
652,139
41.56%
10.27%
4.64%
10.21%
0.20%
2.51%
4.29%
5.25%
0.14%
3.42%
17.52%
CA 30
640,621
49.32%
18.00%
4.10%
2.69%
0.28%
2.88%
6.96%
2.13%
0.20%
3.63%
9.81%
CA 31
624,901
26.05%
5.06%
3.38%
19.22%
0.26%
0.94%
1.11%
3.41%
0.05%
2.02%
38.50%
CA 32
642,550
37.92%
5.22%
3.65%
18.00%
0.38%
2.00%
2.11%
4.27%
0.11%
2.78%
23.56%
CA 33
640,232
35.43%
6.86%
3.04%
14.51%
0.31%
2.41%
2.99%
2.96%
0.26%
2.81%
28.42%
CA 34
631,862
25.93%
3.90%
2.97%
21.98%
0.17%
3.08%
1.12%
4.19%
0.22%
1.98%
34.48%
CA 35
669,046
33.48%
3.09%
2.67%
22.24%
0.28%
3.26%
2.31%
2.76%
0.20%
3.14%
26.57%
CA 36
673,884
49.51%
9.83%
3.09%
8.28%
0.38%
1.42%
4.61%
1.98%
0.13%
3.57%
17.19%
CA 37
639,865
36.15%
3.34%
3.46%
23.19%
0.38%
2.11%
2.14%
3.32%
0.26%
3.09%
22.56%
CA 38
631,463
39.00%
2.82%
3.41%
17.29%
0.34%
2.96%
2.75%
3.15%
0.12%
2.98%
25.19%
CA 39
650,725
41.13%
4.27%
3.83%
15.16%
0.26%
3.48%
2.40%
2.66%
0.09%
2.93%
23.78%
CA 49
670,457
46.27%
7.34%
3.78%
11.54%
0.51%
1.28%
4.19%
2.07%
0.16%
3.76%
19.10%
CA 41
765229
38.68%
4.96%
4.93%
15.56%
1.97%
2.53%
4.18%
2.50%
0.44%
7.51%
16.75%
CA 42
658,339
57.80%
10.89%
3.98%
5.07%
0.31%
1.90%
3.93%
1.52%
0.14%
2.93%
11.52%
CA 43
717,343
34.75%
2.97%
3.47%
22.77%
0.21%
2.01%
1.73%
1.85%
0.22%
3.02%
27.01%
CA 44
814,949
47.76%
7.51%
2.75%
12.87%
0.55%
2.22%
3.05%
1.39%
0.15%
3.47%
18.28%
CA 45
884,538
36.41%
5.58%
4.20%
14.65%
1.57%
1.47%
5.41%
2.13%
0.37%
6.16%
22.04%
CA 46
651,992
50.79%
10.74%
4.48%
6.90%
0.51%
1.94%
5.74%
1.58%
0.21%
4.29%
12.83%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
CA 23
655,863
38.69%
7.85%
CA 24
663,916
50.20%
CA 25
802,031
CA 26
State &
Congressional
Districts
CRS-21
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.44%
20.52%
0.14%
0.72%
1.56%
2.72%
0.08%
2.40%
33.27%
13.65%
3.81%
4.02%
0.38%
1.80%
6.05%
1.15%
0.13%
3.67%
10.46%
42.98%
6.88%
3.33%
10.06%
4.96%
0.99%
4.16%
1.37%
0.21%
6.04%
19.03%
739,723
51.90%
10.92%
3.82%
5.33%
1.56%
2.19%
4.73%
1.31%
0.16%
4.87%
13.21%
CA 51
699,304
36.64%
4.13%
3.47%
15.79%
3.10%
1.35%
2.12%
3.94%
0.12%
6.19%
23.14%
CA 52
655,942
48.63%
7.61%
3.23%
8.50%
4.31%
1.30%
4.57%
2.19%
0.31%
6.69%
12.67%
CA 53
612,322
43.00%
8.77%
2.65%
10.94%
2.80%
1.48%
3.35%
1.91%
0.27%
5.09%
19.74%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
CA 47
634,023
32.15%
4.01%
CA 48
720,331
54.88%
CA 49
734,941
CA 50
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under Age
18
9,422,686
44.74%
6.89%
0.41%
32.11%
1.12%
1.73%
0.02%
0.30%
0.01%
3.22%
9.46%
Age 18-64
22,929,836
51.30%
8.38%
0.74%
8.07%
0.94%
2.39%
0.34%
1.05%
0.11%
2.27%
24.40%
Age 65+
4,024,416
2.67%
0.55%
23.49%
0.00%
0.08%
0.15%
36.62%
14.45%
1.32%
18.87%
1.80%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-22
Table A-6. Colorado: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.80%
8.44%
2.15%
1.79%
4.58%
1.09%
0.24%
5.46%
15.78%
7.07%
3.40%
12.35%
0.70%
1.51%
4.19%
1.74%
0.23%
4.41%
19.89%
57.56%
9.52%
2.15%
5.37%
0.64%
2.18%
3.95%
0.64%
0.09%
3.54%
14.36%
689,763
38.82%
9.99%
3.69%
10.84%
1.36%
1.94%
5.89%
1.48%
0.59%
5.63%
19.77%
CO 4
716,337
48.94%
9.32%
2.54%
9.03%
1.04%
1.64%
5.15%
1.13%
0.30%
4.92%
16.00%
CO 5
663,313
41.52%
6.91%
2.50%
8.45%
9.48%
1.67%
4.03%
1.07%
0.22%
10.06%
14.09%
CO 6
803,161
65.76%
8.50%
2.05%
2.82%
1.19%
1.94%
4.36%
0.52%
0.08%
4.97%
7.81%
CO 7
666,860
45.85%
5.45%
3.43%
11.53%
1.10%
1.58%
4.54%
1.19%
0.21%
5.00%
20.12%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
4,930,142
49.52%
8.16%
CO 1
664,093
44.50%
CO 2
726,615
CO 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Colorado
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,225,211
51.34%
7.94%
0.49%
22.35%
2.93%
1.50%
0.04%
0.26%
0.01%
3.00%
10.15%
Age 18-64
3,188,289
56.53%
9.53%
0.72%
4.46%
2.18%
2.16%
0.36%
0.71%
0.13%
2.87%
20.33%
516,642
1.90%
0.21%
21.10%
0.00%
0.08%
0.15%
41.43%
5.40%
1.49%
27.21%
1.04%
Age 65+
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-23
Table A-7. Connecticut: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.17%
10.11%
0.49%
2.48%
6.60%
1.31%
0.23%
5.07%
8.83%
4.17%
3.39%
11.18%
0.26%
1.88%
6.39%
1.52%
0.26%
5.72%
8.46%
60.12%
4.24%
2.77%
8.12%
1.22%
1.82%
7.12%
1.12%
0.22%
6.37%
6.88%
691,749
55.94%
5.30%
3.17%
10.94%
0.54%
1.99%
6.45%
1.64%
0.33%
4.76%
8.94%
CT 4
688,413
54.25%
7.30%
3.49%
8.40%
0.14%
4.47%
6.17%
0.79%
0.12%
3.99%
10.86%
CT 5
692,494
54.59%
5.88%
3.06%
11.90%
0.26%
2.23%
6.84%
1.49%
0.23%
4.50%
9.03%
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
56.34%
5.37%
687,447
56.78%
CT 2
696,753
CT 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Connecticut
3,456,856
CT 1
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Coverage by Age
Under Age
18
806,799
62.40%
4.81%
0.04%
22.82%
0.58%
2.59%
0.01%
0.18%
0.01%
2.79%
3.77%
Age 18-64
2,190,066
65.43%
6.66%
0.88%
7.55%
0.55%
2.93%
0.59%
0.82%
0.08%
2.12%
12.40%
459,991
2.47%
0.26%
19.59%
0.00%
0.01%
0.11%
46.75%
5.65%
1.34%
23.11%
0.71%
Age 65+
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-24
Table A-8.Delaware: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.14%
12.25%
1.12%
2.13%
7.02%
1.56%
0.22%
7.51%
10.25%
3.14%
12.25%
1.12%
2.13%
7.02%
1.56%
0.22%
7.51%
10.25%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Delaware
869,483
51.37%
3.43%
DE –At
large
869,483
51.37%
3.43%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
206,764
55.41%
3.08%
0.09%
27.67%
1.58%
1.73%
0.03%
0.13%
0.00%
4.81%
5.47%
Age 1864
541,392
61.04%
4.30%
1.19%
9.11%
1.19%
2.74%
0.66%
1.39%
0.09%
4.07%
14.23%
Age 65+
121,327
1.31%
0.16%
17.01%
0.00%
0.03%
0.11%
47.32%
4.80%
1.18%
27.46%
0.60%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-25
Table A-9. District of Columbia; Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
District of
Columbia
589,408
43.66%
6.64%
DC – At
large
589,408
43.66%
6.64%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.23%
19.96%
0.59%
6.29%
4.30%
2.32%
0.38%
6.60%
7.02%
2.23%
19.96%
0.59%
6.29%
4.30%
2.32%
0.38%
6.60%
7.02%
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
113,710
37.46%
5.16%
0.16%
45.22%
0.82%
2.25%
0.00%
0.46%
0.00%
5.65%
2.81%
Age 1864
409,934
51.42%
8.05%
0.60%
16.16%
0.62%
8.30%
0.45%
1.00%
0.22%
4.00%
9.20%
Age 65+
65,764
6.06%
0.41%
15.95%
0.00%
0.06%
0.78%
35.76%
13.74%
2.04%
24.44%
0.75%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-26
Table A-10. Florida: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
Only
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
Florida
18,192,784
38.79%
6.12%
5.23%
10.10%
1.57%
1.55%
6.40%
2.13%
0.45%
6.79%
20.86%
FL 1
655,244
34.75%
4.44%
3.60%
11.83%
6.97%
1.73%
4.30%
1.73%
0.40%
12.04%
18.21%
FL 2
681,840
41.70%
6.40%
3.58%
12.01%
2.20%
1.67%
4.85%
1.88%
0.39%
8.08%
17.24%
FL 3
635,403
32.54%
3.11%
4.05%
18.50%
1.56%
1.51%
3.41%
2.96%
0.50%
5.79%
26.07%
FL 4
705,337
46.66%
5.45%
3.29%
8.69%
3.81%
1.89%
4.42%
1.54%
0.44%
7.44%
16.36%
FL 5
908,277
36.45%
5.40%
6.76%
9.90%
1.31%
1.43%
10.40%
1.57%
0.79%
9.25%
16.74%
FL 6
792,310
40.34%
6.61%
4.78%
9.00%
3.58%
1.48%
6.87%
1.22%
0.55%
9.95%
15.61%
FL 7
794,643
43.28%
6.51%
5.08%
7.84%
1.33%
1.65%
6.87%
1.90%
0.53%
7.24%
17.77%
FL 8
780,265
46.10%
6.55%
3.73%
8.02%
0.93%
1.69%
5.64%
1.15%
0.42%
5.32%
20.45%
FL 9
746,614
44.85%
6.75%
5.49%
7.74%
1.67%
1.68%
6.47%
1.33%
0.49%
7.23%
16.30%
FL 10
616,040
39.23%
7.44%
6.35%
8.18%
1.42%
1.23%
8.05%
1.47%
0.80%
8.06%
17.75%
FL 11
660,747
37.17%
3.55%
4.30%
14.76%
1.42%
2.30%
3.73%
2.51%
0.39%
6.84%
23.02%
FL 12
771,671
40.71%
3.68%
5.36%
13.10%
1.91%
1.23%
6.20%
1.60%
0.56%
6.92%
18.72%
FL 13
740,536
34.43%
7.50%
5.89%
8.78%
0.60%
1.23%
12.31%
1.84%
0.49%
9.17%
17.76%
FL 14
822,263
34.75%
7.74%
5.91%
7.17%
0.97%
1.29%
12.57%
1.36%
0.49%
8.17%
19.58%
FL 15
788,794
38.02%
4.76%
4.89%
8.56%
2.28%
2.35%
7.70%
1.40%
0.59%
9.38%
20.08%
FL 16
766,535
35.10%
6.46%
5.67%
9.55%
1.06%
1.59%
9.89%
1.56%
0.73%
9.13%
19.26%
FL 17
642,939
30.15%
4.53%
5.26%
17.39%
0.38%
1.22%
2.04%
3.63%
0.23%
2.56%
32.60%
FL 18
705,397
32.08%
8.38%
6.36%
10.95%
0.92%
1.00%
3.75%
5.57%
0.18%
2.56%
28.26%
FL 19
720,778
37.23%
6.73%
7.29%
6.43%
0.71%
1.77%
10.23%
1.45%
0.62%
8.13%
19.39%
FL 20
684,312
46.20%
8.28%
6.07%
6.81%
0.85%
1.74%
4.36%
1.92%
0.32%
3.31%
20.15%
FL 21
666,968
36.69%
6.41%
6.57%
9.69%
0.49%
1.14%
2.54%
5.98%
0.13%
1.98%
28.39%
CRS-27
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
6.03%
5.10%
0.52%
1.53%
8.41%
1.11%
0.37%
5.64%
19.77%
4.51%
5.71%
16.63%
0.62%
1.33%
2.92%
2.40%
0.28%
4.06%
30.80%
48.62%
5.53%
3.70%
6.86%
1.47%
1.52%
6.17%
1.30%
0.38%
7.39%
17.05%
37.17%
6.40%
4.77%
12.54%
0.45%
1.43%
2.10%
3.84%
0.09%
2.24%
28.96%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
FL 22
704,414
42.18%
9.36%
FL 23
652,963
30.74%
FL 24
756,311
FL 25
792,183
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
4,050,661
41.40%
7.03%
0.40%
30.08%
1.88%
1.27%
0.02%
0.22%
0.01%
2.87%
14.83%
Age 1864
11,023,718
48.44%
7.38%
1.17%
5.62%
1.88%
2.06%
0.52%
1.04%
0.19%
3.09%
28.62%
Age 65+
3,118,405
1.30%
0.48%
25.87%
0.00%
0.07%
0.10%
35.50%
8.46%
1.97%
24.98%
1.28%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-28
Table A-11. Georgia: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.30%
11.39%
1.86%
2.28%
4.10%
1.66%
0.24%
5.56%
19.14%
4.14%
4.01%
12.88%
6.58%
1.24%
4.46%
2.11%
0.51%
7.18%
21.18%
32.58%
3.68%
4.59%
19.00%
3.31%
2.15%
4.10%
3.12%
0.39%
7.76%
19.31%
786,940
52.24%
4.99%
3.53%
9.10%
2.05%
2.06%
4.40%
1.64%
0.26%
6.10%
13.63%
GA 4
696,885
39.41%
4.13%
2.60%
13.58%
1.00%
3.45%
2.91%
1.13%
0.15%
4.47%
27.16%
GA 5
754,078
45.10%
6.89%
2.79%
12.26%
0.63%
1.74%
3.81%
1.49%
0.11%
4.12%
21.06%
GA 6
752,256
59.79%
8.41%
2.05%
3.36%
0.42%
2.67%
4.30%
0.70%
0.11%
3.72%
14.48%
GA 7
918,349
50.93%
5.86%
2.46%
9.47%
0.88%
2.73%
3.09%
1.12%
0.14%
3.96%
19.38%
GA 8
674,483
42.13%
3.44%
3.86%
13.57%
2.26%
2.53%
4.96%
2.39%
0.27%
8.10%
16.49%
GA 9
808,991
45.40%
5.97%
4.03%
10.46%
0.74%
1.88%
5.45%
1.55%
0.16%
4.94%
19.43%
GA 10
711,065
42.39%
6.85%
3.69%
10.63%
2.44%
2.99%
4.86%
2.23%
0.34%
6.51%
17.06%
GA 11
797,408
51.80%
4.52%
3.40%
9.25%
1.06%
1.84%
4.28%
1.34%
0.20%
5.13%
17.18%
GA 12
656,914
39.47%
3.25%
4.53%
15.07%
2.51%
2.38%
3.83%
2.45%
0.41%
6.36%
19.74%
GA 13
794,535
44.33%
4.21%
2.14%
12.71%
1.65%
2.02%
3.03%
0.99%
0.21%
5.35%
23.36%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
9,594,277
45.30%
5.18%
GA 1
653,458
35.70%
GA 2
588,915
GA 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Georgia
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
2,575,689
44.70%
4.86%
0.55%
30.98%
2.51%
1.92%
0.03%
0.21%
0.01%
3.32%
10.92%
Age 1864
6,043,511
52.62%
6.13%
1.22%
4.87%
1.87%
2.79%
0.49%
1.05%
0.15%
3.27%
25.54%
Age 65+
975,077
1.50%
0.15%
23.52%
0.00%
0.05%
0.11%
37.18%
9.23%
1.44%
25.64%
1.20%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-29
Table A-12. Hawaii: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.80%
9.74%
4.44%
4.82%
7.24%
1.32%
0.19%
9.48%
6.97%
4.66%
2.73%
7.24%
4.78%
7.17%
8.00%
1.62%
0.14%
11.86%
5.65%
5.65%
2.87%
12.13%
4.11%
2.56%
6.50%
1.02%
0.24%
7.20%
8.24%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
1,231,549
47.83%
5.17%
HI 1
603,547
46.13%
HI 2
628,002
49.47%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Hawaii
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
287,944
46.56%
3.99%
0.18%
22.46%
9.62%
4.24%
0.01%
0.07%
0.14%
10.27%
2.45%
Age 1864
762,990
59.02%
6.70%
0.74%
7.24%
3.51%
6.05%
0.52%
0.57%
0.10%
5.41%
10.14%
Age 65+
180,615
2.59%
0.56%
15.70%
0.00%
0.10%
0.52%
47.14%
6.45%
0.66%
25.46%
0.82%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-30
Table A-13. Idaho: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.03%
9.58%
1.63%
2.13%
5.44%
1.20%
0.40%
6.83%
17.38%
7.69%
3.37%
9.81%
1.39%
2.15%
5.61%
1.29%
0.48%
6.77%
17.10%
9.20%
2.65%
9.31%
1.90%
2.11%
5.23%
1.09%
0.29%
6.89%
17.70%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
1,520,563
43.99%
8.40%
ID 1
811,525
44.32%
ID 2
709,038
43.60%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Idaho
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
418,172
46.79%
7.54%
0.24%
25.98%
1.77%
1.88%
0.05%
0.19%
0.00%
4.33%
11.23%
Age 1864
923,984
50.99%
10.36%
1.01%
4.00%
1.88%
2.65%
0.62%
1.12%
0.23%
3.75%
23.39%
Age 65+
178,407
1.10%
0.23%
20.07%
0.00%
0.00%
0.07%
43.01%
4.01%
2.20%
28.65%
0.65%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-31
Table A-14. Illinois: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.14%
12.87%
0.62%
1.90%
5.69%
1.35%
0.25%
4.98%
13.32%
3.52%
3.77%
22.50%
0.48%
1.55%
4.54%
2.46%
0.60%
5.12%
16.83%
37.95%
2.60%
3.98%
22.21%
0.45%
1.86%
5.33%
1.84%
0.32%
5.27%
18.19%
664,423
52.15%
3.95%
3.01%
12.68%
0.29%
1.45%
5.65%
0.99%
0.18%
4.27%
15.39%
IL 4
605,550
36.59%
3.10%
3.41%
23.58%
0.47%
1.16%
1.67%
1.77%
0.14%
2.07%
26.06%
IL 5
689,089
51.65%
5.55%
3.69%
12.34%
0.31%
1.48%
4.00%
1.14%
0.17%
2.99%
16.69%
IL 6
643,415
61.00%
4.98%
2.46%
7.78%
0.18%
1.39%
5.94%
0.77%
0.12%
4.13%
11.25%
IL 7
618,291
42.77%
5.62%
4.89%
17.68%
0.69%
1.60%
3.48%
2.37%
0.30%
3.40%
17.21%
IL 8
729,424
60.30%
5.33%
2.56%
8.47%
0.89%
1.58%
5.09%
0.68%
0.13%
3.83%
11.13%
IL 9
635,948
49.94%
6.77%
4.22%
7.50%
0.34%
1.67%
6.56%
2.17%
0.24%
4.17%
16.42%
IL 10
653,295
57.05%
7.66%
3.04%
6.70%
0.93%
2.22%
6.57%
0.76%
0.14%
4.72%
10.21%
IL 11
768,411
56.70%
4.43%
2.17%
10.65%
0.30%
2.02%
6.02%
1.10%
0.16%
5.18%
11.28%
IL 12
641,209
41.79%
3.92%
3.37%
17.09%
2.58%
2.35%
6.36%
1.94%
0.42%
8.10%
12.06%
IL 13
761,001
64.85%
6.03%
2.26%
6.26%
0.19%
1.88%
5.62%
0.55%
0.11%
3.56%
8.70%
IL 14
824,949
57.60%
4.97%
2.38%
10.34%
0.25%
2.08%
4.62%
0.89%
0.09%
3.89%
12.90%
IL 15
651,771
48.77%
7.45%
2.35%
12.54%
0.56%
3.54%
6.85%
1.27%
0.35%
6.93%
9.39%
IL 16
726,158
52.96%
5.17%
2.89%
11.22%
0.34%
1.53%
6.56%
0.91%
0.33%
5.60%
12.49%
IL 17
599,400
44.74%
4.41%
3.33%
15.38%
0.67%
2.65%
7.58%
1.82%
0.39%
7.60%
11.43%
IL 18
636,718
51.62%
5.11%
3.05%
12.31%
0.48%
2.03%
8.20%
1.39%
0.24%
6.67%
8.90%
IL 19
646,405
47.87%
5.67%
3.71%
12.45%
1.59%
2.05%
7.53%
1.56%
0.50%
7.77%
9.31%
0.03%
0.18%
0.01%
3.51%
4.49%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
12,719,575
50.79%
5.09%
IL 1
611,148
38.63%
IL 2
612,970
IL 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Illinois
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
CRS-32
3,168,258
52.27%
4.14%
0.32%
33.09%
0.53%
1.43%
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
0.89%
7.33%
0.76%
2.42%
0.50%
0.92%
0.12%
2.19%
19.08%
20.95%
0.00%
0.04%
0.11%
44.99%
6.07%
1.47%
22.79%
1.26%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Age 1864
8,033,971
59.42%
6.37%
Age 65+
1,517,346
2.05%
0.28%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-33
Table A-15. Indiana: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.24%
10.38%
0.74%
1.95%
6.29%
1.20%
0.32%
5.54%
14.27%
3.67%
3.36%
11.46%
0.54%
1.73%
6.63%
1.05%
0.26%
5.24%
13.18%
48.78%
4.29%
3.62%
12.32%
0.60%
1.99%
5.95%
1.13%
0.36%
5.98%
14.98%
715,651
48.95%
5.06%
3.75%
10.22%
0.73%
2.22%
5.60%
1.08%
0.37%
5.19%
16.84%
IN 4
783,735
59.05%
4.85%
2.53%
6.40%
0.93%
1.82%
6.24%
0.85%
0.25%
5.18%
11.90%
IN 5
787,384
58.28%
5.99%
2.78%
6.28%
0.62%
2.16%
6.07%
0.85%
0.30%
5.55%
11.13%
IN 6
657,515
48.49%
4.11%
3.88%
11.01%
0.59%
1.95%
7.77%
1.36%
0.31%
6.15%
14.38%
IN 7
656,258
40.17%
4.30%
2.87%
19.33%
1.13%
1.74%
4.21%
1.93%
0.39%
4.86%
19.07%
IN 8
662,212
50.51%
4.47%
3.41%
9.71%
0.69%
1.97%
7.15%
1.51%
0.34%
6.17%
14.08%
IN 9
695,172
52.88%
4.87%
3.12%
8.34%
0.86%
1.96%
7.05%
1.18%
0.29%
5.64%
13.80%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
6,316,260
51.42%
4.65%
IN 1
695,832
52.89%
IN 2
662,501
IN 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Indiana
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,582,770
54.08%
4.21%
0.18%
26.82%
0.65%
1.54%
0.00%
0.15%
0.00%
3.50%
8.85%
Age 1864
3,949,279
60.30%
5.72%
1.02%
5.85%
0.92%
2.49%
0.75%
0.99%
0.19%
2.59%
19.19%
Age 65+
784,211
1.30%
0.19%
20.57%
0.00%
0.03%
0.08%
46.92%
4.37%
1.58%
24.53%
0.42%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-34
Table A-16. Iowa: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.52%
8.99%
0.67%
2.68%
7.38%
1.37%
0.35%
7.42%
8.62%
6.55%
2.46%
8.10%
0.58%
3.28%
7.58%
1.46%
0.27%
7.74%
8.33%
52.87%
6.36%
2.33%
9.28%
0.66%
3.25%
7.13%
1.44%
0.31%
6.89%
9.47%
625,083
55.78%
6.18%
1.99%
10.41%
0.59%
2.02%
6.69%
1.17%
0.30%
7.02%
7.86%
IA 4
582,538
55.10%
8.03%
2.62%
7.31%
0.75%
2.06%
7.82%
1.17%
0.45%
7.15%
7.54%
IA 5
554,488
46.29%
8.82%
3.29%
9.77%
0.77%
2.83%
7.74%
1.66%
0.44%
8.41%
9.99%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Iowa
2,956,722
52.84%
7.15%
IA 1
584,872
53.65%
IA 2
609,741
IA 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
706,873
55.67%
6.99%
0.09%
22.93%
0.59%
2.69%
0.05%
0.18%
0.02%
6.22%
4.57%
Age 1864
1,835,246
63.54%
8.80%
0.49%
5.65%
0.85%
3.28%
0.61%
1.09%
0.19%
3.42%
17.66%
Age 65+
414,603
0.70%
0.15%
15.66%
0.00%
0.03%
0.03%
49.83%
4.67%
1.64%
27.20%
0.11%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-35
Table A-17. Kansas: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
8.12%
2.11%
2.03%
6.23%
1.32%
0.35%
6.20%
13.15%
3.46%
7.73%
2.20%
2.30%
7.28%
1.35%
0.39%
6.87%
13.85%
6.65%
2.56%
8.63%
3.74%
2.05%
6.40%
1.52%
0.47%
7.40%
12.00%
58.07%
6.51%
2.16%
6.84%
0.89%
1.86%
5.10%
0.82%
0.18%
4.58%
12.97%
50.66%
4.72%
3.12%
9.37%
1.75%
1.93%
6.37%
1.63%
0.39%
6.20%
13.85%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Medicaid
Only
2,756,827
51.39%
6.32%
2.79%
KS 1
621,401
47.07%
7.49%
KS 2
677,600
48.57%
KS 3
763,424
KS 4
694,402
State &
Congressional
Districts
Kansas
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
700,794
53.70%
6.15%
0.13%
23.06%
3.13%
1.62%
0.02%
0.29%
0.00%
3.68%
8.24%
Age 1864
1,713,993
60.47%
7.63%
0.84%
3.63%
2.09%
2.59%
0.55%
1.18%
0.17%
3.17%
17.68%
Age 65+
342,040
1.17%
0.10%
18.01%
0.00%
0.08%
0.03%
47.45%
4.12%
1.96%
26.55%
0.53%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-36
Table A-18. Kentucky: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.79%
12.95%
1.63%
1.94%
6.07%
2.21%
0.46%
6.20%
14.51%
4.88%
4.32%
12.39%
3.07%
2.00%
7.40%
2.37%
0.51%
7.54%
15.04%
45.14%
5.42%
2.96%
11.43%
3.29%
1.68%
5.87%
2.20%
0.46%
6.88%
14.68%
693,808
50.89%
5.57%
2.91%
11.52%
1.19%
1.80%
5.95%
1.39%
0.27%
6.51%
12.01%
KY 4
721,308
52.46%
4.18%
2.98%
10.35%
0.68%
2.16%
5.78%
1.71%
0.52%
5.82%
13.37%
KY 5
668,559
32.65%
2.72%
6.80%
21.36%
0.86%
1.85%
5.56%
4.03%
0.63%
5.29%
18.24%
KY 6
754,358
49.96%
5.54%
3.06%
11.25%
0.76%
2.13%
5.93%
1.69%
0.41%
5.28%
14.00%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
4,225,355
45.49%
4.74%
KY 1
662,355
40.48%
KY 2
724,967
KY 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Kentucky
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,014,997
47.23%
4.43%
0.19%
34.79%
2.19%
1.53%
0.03%
0.16%
0.00%
3.10%
6.35%
Age 1864
2,666,222
53.87%
5.79%
2.08%
7.28%
1.74%
2.49%
0.88%
1.75%
0.31%
3.33%
20.48%
Age 65+
544,136
1.18%
0.18%
18.92%
0.00%
0.03%
0.01%
42.75%
8.28%
2.07%
26.05%
0.53%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-19. Louisiana: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
4.13%
14.79%
1.46%
2.24%
4.67%
2.21%
0.39%
5.82%
17.36%
7.24%
5.55%
10.85%
1.39%
2.63%
5.24%
1.76%
0.45%
5.59%
15.57%
32.58%
4.69%
4.91%
18.65%
1.15%
3.27%
3.12%
2.49%
0.40%
4.74%
23.99%
623,156
44.31%
5.25%
3.71%
15.76%
0.92%
2.00%
4.65%
1.97%
0.41%
4.97%
16.04%
LA 4
624,445
39.67%
3.25%
3.88%
14.73%
3.89%
1.38%
4.72%
2.41%
0.51%
8.26%
17.28%
LA 5
611,650
35.33%
4.27%
4.30%
17.17%
1.07%
3.16%
4.59%
2.88%
0.49%
6.58%
20.17%
LA 6
697,022
48.18%
6.06%
3.24%
13.60%
0.93%
1.64%
4.91%
1.73%
0.19%
4.47%
15.06%
LA 7
653,723
44.65%
6.00%
3.46%
14.05%
0.88%
1.85%
5.07%
2.40%
0.30%
6.12%
15.23%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
4,391,561
41.63%
5.31%
LA 1
676,445
43.72%
LA 2
505,120
LA 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Louisiana
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,120,435
39.41%
4.69%
0.27%
41.88%
1.85%
1.52%
0.01%
0.22%
0.02%
3.64%
6.49%
Age 1864
2,744,515
50.17%
6.57%
1.70%
6.57%
1.57%
2.93%
0.61%
1.55%
0.20%
3.18%
24.97%
Age 65+
526,611
1.83%
0.07%
24.98%
0.00%
0.06%
0.17%
35.76%
9.92%
2.19%
24.24%
0.78%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-38
Table A-20. Maine: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.33%
13.98%
1.56%
1.92%
6.69%
3.11%
0.73%
8.05%
10.53%
5.01%
3.11%
10.98%
1.77%
2.15%
6.95%
2.31%
0.56%
7.66%
9.70%
4.24%
3.56%
17.12%
1.33%
1.69%
6.43%
3.95%
0.91%
8.46%
11.40%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
1,300,904
45.46%
4.63%
ME 1
664,498
49.82%
ME 2
636,406
40.91%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Maine
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
270,440
49.06%
3.16%
0.22%
32.14%
1.60%
1.73%
0.01%
0.21%
0.00%
6.26%
5.62%
Age 1864
833,819
54.61%
6.16%
0.97%
11.39%
1.90%
2.38%
0.58%
2.45%
0.49%
4.50%
14.56%
Age 65+
196,645
1.70%
0.18%
17.60%
0.00%
0.03%
0.25%
41.82%
9.90%
2.75%
25.59%
0.20%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-21. Maryland: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.34%
8.96%
1.70%
2.87%
5.86%
1.22%
0.21%
6.16%
11.11%
6.12%
2.72%
7.60%
1.24%
3.50%
7.75%
0.80%
0.22%
7.37%
9.35%
51.44%
3.58%
2.21%
11.19%
2.15%
3.92%
5.68%
1.32%
0.24%
6.63%
11.63%
697,152
55.73%
5.98%
2.03%
7.26%
1.92%
2.20%
6.10%
1.32%
0.25%
6.25%
10.96%
MD 4
686,174
55.26%
4.45%
1.65%
9.76%
1.91%
2.51%
4.28%
0.93%
0.08%
4.99%
14.19%
MD 5
740,299
58.23%
4.44%
2.07%
6.03%
2.89%
3.63%
4.90%
0.78%
0.13%
7.11%
9.78%
MD 6
712,276
58.54%
5.20%
2.55%
7.82%
1.38%
1.83%
6.72%
1.08%
0.24%
5.97%
8.67%
MD 7
636,437
46.43%
5.57%
3.42%
15.15%
0.97%
3.11%
5.29%
2.34%
0.47%
6.06%
11.18%
MD 8
713,509
54.78%
6.49%
2.16%
7.69%
1.06%
2.23%
6.12%
1.29%
0.08%
4.84%
13.27%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
5,589,768
54.34%
5.23%
MD 1
712,999
53.33%
MD 2
690,922
MD 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Maryland
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,348,039
56.67%
4.99%
0.23%
24.01%
2.74%
2.75%
0.04%
0.18%
0.01%
3.59%
4.79%
Age 1864
3,574,339
63.01%
6.23%
0.74%
4.95%
1.60%
3.41%
0.53%
0.75%
0.08%
3.29%
15.40%
Age 65+
667,390
3.27%
0.33%
15.18%
0.00%
0.15%
0.19%
46.23%
5.81%
1.29%
26.71%
0.84%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-40
Table A-22. Massachusetts: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.66%
12.96%
0.38%
2.67%
6.06%
2.02%
0.28%
6.63%
4.17%
4.81%
2.76%
14.47%
0.26%
1.76%
6.41%
2.51%
0.19%
8.02%
3.89%
54.92%
3.81%
2.64%
16.85%
0.50%
1.46%
5.78%
2.61%
0.31%
7.46%
3.67%
655,887
59.85%
4.65%
2.12%
13.05%
0.34%
2.31%
5.47%
2.06%
0.21%
6.18%
3.77%
MA 4
641,028
60.58%
5.14%
3.16%
10.64%
0.25%
2.28%
6.03%
1.68%
0.34%
6.68%
3.22%
MA 5
639,356
57.32%
4.81%
2.95%
13.85%
0.57%
3.00%
5.58%
1.98%
0.23%
5.92%
3.80%
MA 6
654,200
60.23%
4.96%
2.60%
10.20%
0.32%
2.63%
6.88%
1.51%
0.28%
6.91%
3.47%
MA 7
639,861
57.58%
5.82%
2.96%
11.19%
0.33%
2.52%
6.29%
1.50%
0.19%
6.31%
5.30%
MA 8
677,397
47.58%
8.03%
2.27%
19.93%
0.28%
4.67%
3.19%
2.91%
0.43%
4.10%
6.61%
MA 9
644,912
61.28%
4.68%
2.42%
10.89%
0.31%
2.56%
6.11%
1.86%
0.26%
6.13%
3.50%
MA 10
646,656
54.89%
6.18%
2.75%
8.16%
0.65%
3.41%
9.00%
1.51%
0.37%
8.67%
4.41%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
6,495,905
56.87%
5.30%
MA 1
637,349
54.92%
MA 2
659,259
MA 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Massachusetts
Coverage by Age
Under Age 18
1,430,695
63.11%
3.92%
0.09%
23.03%
0.46%
2.32%
0.04%
0.15%
0.01%
5.50%
1.39%
Age 18-64
4,223,602
65.51%
6.76%
0.64%
12.14%
0.42%
3.29%
0.47%
1.36%
0.15%
3.35%
5.90%
841,608
2.91%
0.33%
17.17%
0.00%
0.04%
0.12%
44.35%
8.51%
1.38%
24.97%
0.23%
Age 65+
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-41
Table A-23. Michigan: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
TRICARE/
Military, VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
Only
Medicaid
Only
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
Michigan
9,834,865
49.02%
4.64%
2.55%
13.19%
0.52%
2.05%
7.49%
1.65%
0.25%
6.41%
12.23%
MI 1
625,422
41.38%
5.13%
3.10%
12.06%
1.13%
2.20%
10.28%
2.15%
0.62%
9.31%
12.64%
MI 2
685,570
50.14%
3.94%
3.29%
12.39%
0.63%
2.40%
7.27%
1.46%
0.19%
6.75%
11.53%
MI 3
688,968
53.83%
4.96%
2.58%
11.64%
0.44%
1.64%
6.06%
1.25%
0.16%
5.93%
11.53%
MI 4
660,440
46.07%
5.20%
2.81%
12.59%
0.58%
2.56%
9.00%
1.72%
0.26%
7.19%
12.02%
MI 5
628,838
42.95%
3.63%
2.27%
20.02%
0.57%
1.96%
8.74%
1.52%
0.24%
6.95%
11.16%
MI 6
670,669
45.33%
5.12%
3.11%
12.69%
0.37%
4.16%
7.09%
1.75%
0.28%
6.93%
13.18%
MI 7
662,101
50.26%
5.00%
2.33%
12.44%
0.54%
1.71%
7.74%
1.50%
0.20%
6.74%
11.53%
MI 8
700,931
58.05%
5.33%
1.57%
8.97%
0.48%
2.27%
6.98%
1.11%
0.24%
5.37%
9.62%
MI 9
650,896
57.83%
6.35%
2.26%
6.54%
0.31%
2.44%
7.87%
1.01%
0.11%
5.00%
10.29%
MI 10
704,840
54.16%
5.21%
2.15%
9.36%
0.52%
1.70%
7.40%
1.36%
0.17%
6.81%
11.17%
MI 11
652,069
61.94%
4.65%
2.22%
5.67%
0.34%
1.34%
7.34%
1.06%
0.20%
4.80%
10.44%
MI 12
629,876
48.68%
4.35%
2.69%
11.78%
0.38%
1.27%
8.56%
1.72%
0.23%
6.89%
13.44%
MI 13
616,359
32.15%
2.96%
3.27%
27.48%
0.68%
2.06%
4.80%
2.53%
0.37%
5.99%
17.71%
MI 14
609,316
33.67%
2.55%
2.72%
26.29%
0.31%
1.29%
6.59%
3.38%
0.28%
6.41%
16.51%
MI 15
648,570
55.08%
4.92%
1.99%
10.42%
0.54%
1.57%
6.76%
1.52%
0.29%
5.29%
11.62%
Coverage by Age
Under 18
2,342,793
52.83%
3.92%
0.12%
31.00%
0.45%
1.79%
0.03%
0.20%
0.00%
5.10%
4.56%
Age 18-64
6,203,210
57.56%
5.86%
0.96%
9.20%
0.65%
2.56%
0.93%
1.47%
0.18%
3.06%
24.77%
Age 65 +
1,288,862
0.93%
0.10%
14.61%
0.00%
0.02%
0.05%
52.65%
5.15%
1.05%
24.97%
0.47%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-42
Table A-24. Minnesota: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.19%
9.37%
0.60%
2.14%
6.65%
1.23%
0.30%
5.74%
9.10%
7.10%
2.74%
8.52%
0.69%
3.97%
8.18%
1.15%
0.30%
6.53%
7.86%
65.30%
6.62%
1.91%
4.75%
0.35%
2.31%
4.72%
0.73%
0.16%
4.66%
8.48%
646,579
62.76%
6.64%
1.65%
6.48%
0.41%
1.59%
6.89%
1.32%
0.20%
4.93%
7.13%
MN 4
607,591
54.36%
5.10%
2.11%
11.87%
0.37%
1.56%
7.32%
1.52%
0.28%
4.96%
10.55%
MN 5
611,360
51.71%
6.68%
1.72%
15.05%
0.47%
1.36%
4.66%
1.50%
0.25%
4.57%
12.04%
MN 6
738,657
64.76%
6.18%
1.60%
6.33%
0.71%
2.08%
4.67%
0.76%
0.23%
5.13%
7.55%
MN 7
601,119
46.11%
9.06%
2.71%
11.35%
1.03%
2.06%
8.87%
1.56%
0.46%
7.21%
9.58%
MN 8
638,941
46.57%
6.03%
3.26%
12.21%
0.83%
2.11%
8.56%
1.48%
0.59%
8.20%
10.15%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
5,196,720
56.02%
6.66%
MN 1
627,907
52.95%
MN 2
724,566
MN 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Minnesota
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,255,596
61.69%
6.17%
0.23%
18.86%
0.41%
1.90%
0.02%
0.20%
0.01%
3.90%
6.61%
Age 18-64
3,311,931
64.28%
8.07%
0.61%
7.55%
0.79%
2.62%
0.55%
0.98%
0.17%
2.68%
11.70%
629,193
1.19%
0.19%
14.44%
0.00%
0.03%
0.06%
51.96%
4.64%
1.62%
25.51%
0.35%
Age 65+
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-43
Table A-25. Mississippi: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
4.25%
16.07%
1.71%
2.20%
4.43%
3.19%
0.52%
6.73%
17.85%
5.04%
4.15%
13.24%
1.15%
1.67%
4.96%
3.27%
0.51%
6.13%
16.87%
31.72%
4.87%
4.33%
23.04%
0.65%
2.53%
3.52%
4.30%
0.57%
5.53%
18.94%
743,641
39.41%
5.03%
4.26%
15.50%
0.98%
2.96%
4.75%
3.03%
0.51%
7.33%
16.25%
716,101
37.77%
4.33%
4.30%
13.35%
4.04%
1.67%
4.35%
2.27%
0.51%
7.85%
19.57%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
2,879,805
38.21%
4.82%
MS 1
767,279
43.00%
MS 2
652,784
MS 3
MS 4
State &
Congressional
Districts
Mississippi
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
Age 18-64
Age 65+
764,182
34.93%
4.74%
0.38%
41.91%
2.01%
1.34%
0.00%
0.25%
0.01%
4.15%
10.27%
1,759,049
47.19%
5.83%
1.87%
8.11%
1.92%
2.99%
0.75%
2.26%
0.27%
4.09%
24.73%
356,574
0.96%
0.04%
24.32%
0.00%
0.05%
0.12%
32.06%
14.13%
2.87%
25.27%
0.19%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-26. Missouri: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.47%
10.32%
1.27%
1.90%
6.63%
1.93%
0.40%
5.88%
13.18%
4.36%
4.22%
15.74%
0.82%
1.99%
5.81%
2.75%
0.30%
5.21%
14.09%
67.87%
5.92%
2.78%
2.62%
0.40%
1.86%
6.99%
0.55%
0.14%
4.49%
6.37%
649,611
55.88%
5.88%
3.56%
7.64%
0.77%
1.79%
5.94%
1.36%
0.32%
4.93%
11.92%
MO 4
632,895
42.12%
5.53%
3.69%
11.67%
3.41%
1.45%
7.35%
1.84%
0.53%
7.61%
14.80%
MO 5
662,184
44.77%
5.94%
3.34%
11.64%
1.16%
1.96%
5.83%
1.92%
0.33%
5.75%
17.35%
MO 6
685,587
54.87%
5.79%
2.92%
7.60%
1.32%
2.16%
6.79%
1.52%
0.40%
5.71%
10.90%
MO 7
699,891
44.45%
5.43%
3.86%
11.97%
1.44%
1.17%
6.78%
2.36%
0.52%
6.14%
15.88%
MO 8
617,418
37.13%
4.52%
4.14%
16.00%
1.09%
2.19%
7.33%
3.69%
0.70%
6.99%
16.21%
MO 9
651,458
51.83%
5.87%
2.84%
9.28%
1.05%
2.63%
6.78%
1.63%
0.37%
6.16%
11.56%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
5,871,474
49.52%
5.49%
MO 1
587,030
44.69%
MO 2
685,400
MO 3
State and
Congressional
Districts
Missouri
Coverage by Age
Under Age 18
1,426,899
52.04%
5.77%
0.39%
27.98%
1.43%
1.76%
0.01%
0.19%
0.01%
3.52%
6.90%
Age 18-64
3,663,823
58.87%
6.53%
1.21%
5.65%
1.47%
2.35%
0.83%
1.63%
0.25%
2.88%
18.34%
780,752
1.09%
0.14%
19.68%
0.00%
0.05%
0.08%
45.95%
6.53%
1.81%
24.27%
0.40%
Age 65+
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-27. Montana: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.87%
8.35%
2.10%
2.61%
6.67%
1.22%
0.70%
6.69%
18.20%
3.87%
8.35%
2.10%
2.61%
6.67%
1.22%
0.70%
6.69%
18.20%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Montana
957,586
41.80%
7.78%
MT – at
large
957,586
41.80%
7.78%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
220,411
44.99%
7.56%
0.31%
25.19%
2.98%
2.27%
0.03%
0.24%
0.00%
3.52%
12.92%
Age 1864
602,897
49.77%
9.57%
1.27%
4.06%
2.25%
3.31%
0.34%
0.98%
0.34%
3.98%
24.13%
Age 65+
134,278
0.80%
0.11%
21.37%
0.00%
0.00%
0.05%
46.01%
3.87%
3.47%
24.06%
0.26%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-28. Nebraska: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.72%
8.40%
1.41%
2.33%
6.29%
1.17%
0.37%
6.60%
11.93%
7.72%
2.44%
7.71%
0.89%
2.63%
6.12%
1.18%
0.30%
6.09%
10.45%
53.63%
4.79%
2.51%
8.79%
2.57%
1.72%
4.79%
1.13%
0.24%
6.54%
13.29%
44.59%
10.80%
3.28%
8.73%
0.65%
2.69%
8.20%
1.20%
0.59%
7.24%
12.02%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
1,762,977
51.16%
7.63%
NE 1
604,485
54.47%
NE 2
620,897
NE 3
537,595
State &
Congressional
Districts
Nebraska
Coverage by Age
Under Age
18
444,973
55.22%
6.86%
0.23%
24.22%
1.81%
1.86%
0.00%
0.07%
0.00%
3.43%
6.29%
Age 18-64
1,091,175
59.85%
9.49%
0.57%
3.70%
1.53%
2.99%
0.47%
0.96%
0.18%
3.67%
16.59%
226,829
1.38%
0.16%
17.97%
0.00%
0.05%
0.08%
46.61%
4.32%
1.98%
26.90%
0.55%
Age 65+
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-29. Nevada: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.74%
6.18%
1.71%
4.08%
4.38%
1.12%
0.49%
5.59%
21.90%
4.16%
3.33%
8.20%
2.57%
2.17%
3.33%
1.21%
0.35%
5.19%
26.08%
43.12%
4.97%
4.10%
6.11%
1.39%
5.42%
5.69%
1.08%
0.80%
6.10%
21.21%
50.70%
4.96%
3.76%
4.63%
1.27%
4.52%
4.16%
1.07%
0.35%
5.49%
19.10%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
2,610,041
46.09%
4.72%
NV 1
798,726
43.41%
NV 2
818,724
NV 3
992,591
State &
Congressional
Districts
Nevada
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
681,911
49.80%
5.42%
0.24%
16.43%
1.96%
4.42%
0.07%
0.18%
0.02%
3.66%
17.80%
Age 1864
1,625,303
52.58%
5.27%
0.87%
3.04%
1.88%
4.63%
0.42%
0.63%
0.16%
3.18%
27.35%
Age 65+
302,827
2.91%
0.18%
27.02%
0.00%
0.19%
0.39%
35.38%
5.86%
3.33%
22.89%
1.86%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-30. New Hampshire Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.87%
6.91%
0.84%
1.41%
6.32%
1.50%
0.31%
6.26%
10.24%
4.53%
2.83%
7.25%
0.73%
1.42%
6.11%
1.34%
0.20%
6.41%
10.14%
5.02%
2.90%
6.57%
0.96%
1.40%
6.54%
1.66%
0.42%
6.12%
10.35%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
1,308,729
58.56%
4.77%
NH 1
660,043
59.04%
NH 2
648,686
58.07%
State &
Congressional
Districts
New
Hampshire
Coverage by Age
Under Age
18
288,780
65.52%
3.67%
0.15%
20.99%
0.57%
0.76%
0.00%
0.14%
0.00%
3.53%
4.67%
Age 18-64
850,768
67.56%
6.06%
1.02%
3.51%
1.10%
1.88%
0.56%
1.26%
0.10%
2.84%
14.11%
Age 65+
169,181
1.45%
0.17%
16.78%
0.00%
0.01%
0.14%
46.12%
5.03%
1.84%
28.17%
0.28%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-31. New Jersey: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.50%
8.41%
0.40%
2.35%
6.20%
1.55%
0.16%
4.66%
12.63%
3.55%
2.98%
10.56%
0.52%
2.47%
6.11%
1.47%
0.26%
5.22%
11.81%
50.43%
3.44%
3.41%
10.80%
0.64%
2.98%
6.90%
1.56%
0.26%
6.94%
12.63%
676,723
57.08%
4.20%
3.71%
5.86%
1.26%
2.27%
9.25%
1.13%
0.17%
6.90%
8.17%
NJ 4
696,769
55.69%
4.05%
3.67%
8.88%
0.34%
1.89%
8.05%
1.09%
0.26%
5.41%
10.67%
NJ 5
659,105
64.64%
6.43%
3.11%
3.34%
0.20%
1.76%
7.48%
0.81%
0.14%
4.47%
7.62%
NJ 6
655,078
56.15%
4.65%
2.85%
7.51%
0.43%
2.48%
5.37%
1.54%
0.10%
4.44%
14.49%
NJ 7
662,496
66.82%
4.78%
2.96%
3.41%
0.14%
2.41%
6.51%
0.82%
0.05%
4.37%
7.74%
NJ 8
630,443
49.86%
2.97%
3.63%
12.88%
0.15%
3.00%
4.64%
2.75%
0.18%
4.35%
15.58%
NJ 9
647,649
51.10%
8.01%
4.91%
6.77%
0.45%
2.18%
5.26%
1.51%
0.10%
3.70%
16.02%
NJ 10
623,285
42.52%
3.05%
4.42%
17.56%
0.35%
2.41%
3.29%
2.61%
0.24%
3.62%
19.93%
NJ 11
657,176
67.82%
5.19%
2.84%
2.80%
0.18%
2.07%
7.16%
0.80%
0.16%
3.92%
7.06%
NJ 12
687,817
64.29%
4.64%
3.18%
4.55%
0.30%
1.99%
7.10%
1.35%
0.09%
4.45%
8.05%
NJ 13
649,932
40.91%
2.96%
3.91%
15.31%
0.17%
2.63%
2.99%
2.81%
0.10%
2.54%
25.66%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
8,582,670
55.69%
4.46%
NJ 1
659,038
55.06%
NJ 2
677,159
NJ 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
New
Jersey
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
2,044,419
61.74%
4.79%
0.38%
20.91%
0.58%
2.27%
0.02%
0.24%
0.01%
2.70%
6.35%
Age 1864
5,412,778
64.48%
5.22%
0.90%
5.44%
0.40%
2.83%
0.57%
0.75%
0.07%
2.01%
17.34%
Age 65+
1,125,473
2.38%
0.21%
21.66%
0.00%
0.03%
0.15%
44.55%
7.75%
0.88%
20.98%
1.41%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-32. New Mexico: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.93%
16.52%
1.87%
1.72%
4.93%
2.18%
0.55%
7.07%
19.73%
4.89%
3.45%
15.18%
2.56%
1.20%
4.44%
1.70%
0.48%
6.89%
17.54%
32.58%
3.99%
4.42%
19.59%
1.37%
1.47%
5.38%
2.90%
0.58%
8.10%
19.62%
36.07%
5.01%
3.96%
14.94%
1.65%
2.47%
5.00%
1.99%
0.60%
6.27%
22.04%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
1,975,830
36.86%
4.64%
NM 1
671,997
41.67%
NM 2
633,926
NM 3
669,907
State &
Congressional
Districts
New
Mexico
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
514,098
34.91%
3.47%
0.22%
41.77%
2.18%
1.41%
0.02%
0.23%
0.02%
4.36%
11.43%
Age 1864
1,203,374
45.35%
6.09%
1.29%
9.27%
2.07%
2.22%
0.51%
1.38%
0.24%
4.35%
27.23%
Age 65+
258,358
1.18%
0.25%
23.66%
0.00%
0.30%
0.00%
35.29%
9.84%
3.05%
25.08%
1.35%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Table A-33. New York: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.36%
14.55%
0.40%
2.78%
5.93%
2.41%
0.25%
5.24%
11.39%
4.89%
2.53%
6.08%
0.28%
3.53%
7.41%
1.12%
0.20%
5.33%
9.37%
59.66%
4.97%
3.11%
6.51%
0.16%
1.98%
6.73%
1.44%
0.22%
4.35%
10.86%
651,877
62.69%
5.95%
3.43%
3.86%
0.15%
1.91%
8.43%
1.18%
0.28%
4.88%
7.25%
NY 4
658,198
57.37%
4.77%
3.46%
8.40%
0.20%
2.24%
6.65%
1.47%
0.13%
3.99%
11.31%
NY 5
699,895
35.43%
5.15%
3.96%
15.28%
0.12%
8.76%
5.73%
2.88%
0.14%
4.01%
18.54%
NY 6
654,352
43.93%
4.15%
4.12%
18.79%
0.14%
3.68%
3.78%
2.47%
0.17%
4.83%
13.93%
NY 7
672,448
36.38%
2.83%
4.78%
21.82%
0.25%
6.06%
3.57%
3.28%
0.17%
4.47%
16.39%
NY 8
698,722
48.83%
6.75%
3.10%
15.44%
0.16%
2.23%
5.12%
4.36%
0.21%
4.37%
9.42%
NY 9
693,046
50.12%
4.78%
5.37%
14.28%
0.24%
1.73%
5.41%
3.55%
0.13%
3.76%
10.62%
NY 10
685,266
37.63%
3.88%
3.58%
28.10%
0.14%
3.04%
2.37%
4.09%
0.18%
4.92%
12.07%
NY 11
671,633
41.04%
5.13%
3.04%
21.27%
0.06%
4.44%
2.84%
3.11%
0.16%
4.58%
14.34%
NY 12
686,635
33.03%
5.51%
4.15%
26.19%
0.15%
1.26%
1.67%
4.19%
0.12%
4.33%
19.39%
NY 13
696,557
53.67%
4.23%
4.58%
13.87%
0.22%
1.51%
6.22%
2.37%
0.22%
4.31%
8.79%
NY 14
667,462
58.31%
7.65%
4.30%
6.65%
0.14%
2.38%
5.72%
1.87%
0.19%
3.36%
9.43%
NY 15
651,786
36.63%
4.53%
3.89%
22.74%
0.20%
3.37%
2.54%
5.07%
0.27%
4.19%
16.56%
NY 16
686,201
20.98%
2.41%
2.42%
43.13%
0.33%
1.57%
1.01%
5.03%
0.17%
4.25%
18.70%
NY 17
666,540
49.15%
2.89%
3.49%
18.31%
0.11%
1.04%
5.30%
2.36%
0.20%
4.45%
12.70%
NY 18
666,092
55.22%
5.25%
3.21%
6.95%
0.13%
5.54%
7.28%
1.30%
0.16%
4.00%
10.96%
NY 19
692,738
62.33%
5.51%
2.18%
6.22%
0.49%
2.10%
6.39%
0.91%
0.15%
5.03%
8.70%
NY 20
663,546
55.75%
4.34%
2.86%
8.59%
0.82%
2.04%
8.65%
1.39%
0.37%
6.38%
8.81%
NY 21
654,497
54.48%
5.26%
2.43%
10.38%
0.41%
1.77%
8.18%
1.73%
0.29%
6.73%
8.33%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
New
York
19,264,374
49.03%
4.65%
NY 1
711,724
59.25%
NY 2
679,365
NY 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
CRS-52
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.22%
12.28%
0.43%
2.29%
7.07%
2.15%
0.23%
5.63%
11.40%
3.77%
2.91%
13.24%
2.98%
2.59%
7.34%
2.16%
0.49%
7.85%
9.70%
51.06%
4.09%
3.30%
12.46%
0.92%
1.74%
7.87%
1.72%
0.42%
7.38%
9.04%
646,073
56.23%
4.10%
2.69%
9.78%
0.84%
2.05%
7.73%
1.41%
0.46%
6.19%
8.52%
NY 26
634,377
59.42%
4.25%
2.36%
7.94%
0.38%
1.89%
8.49%
1.23%
0.31%
6.91%
6.83%
NY 27
622,907
48.62%
3.70%
3.28%
14.34%
0.61%
2.70%
8.82%
1.60%
0.41%
7.52%
8.40%
NY 28
602,376
43.24%
4.49%
2.91%
18.32%
0.37%
3.25%
6.39%
2.80%
0.43%
7.82%
9.99%
NY 29
642,007
55.58%
4.34%
2.40%
9.30%
0.49%
1.68%
8.47%
1.35%
0.40%
7.36%
8.64%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
NY 22
658,159
50.20%
5.10%
NY 23
634,685
46.97%
NY 24
615,210
NY 25
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
4,413,888
51.88%
4.76%
0.19%
30.74%
0.45%
2.88%
0.02%
0.20%
0.01%
4.23%
4.64%
Age 1864
12,337,913
57.50%
5.51%
0.87%
11.72%
0.46%
3.29%
0.58%
1.15%
0.12%
2.88%
15.91%
Age 65+
2,512,573
2.38%
0.27%
21.13%
0.00%
0.02%
0.13%
42.61%
12.48%
1.31%
18.62%
1.05%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-53
Table A-34. North Carolina: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.73%
11.90%
2.45%
1.97%
5.56%
1.77%
0.36%
6.43%
16.08%
4.13%
4.98%
18.39%
3.81%
2.76%
5.56%
4.03%
0.38%
8.56%
17.31%
40.98%
4.62%
3.29%
13.66%
5.14%
1.73%
4.26%
1.75%
0.38%
7.20%
17.00%
641,265
35.36%
5.53%
2.72%
10.75%
9.06%
2.30%
6.12%
1.76%
0.36%
10.44%
15.61%
NC 4
814,048
59.05%
8.06%
1.99%
7.25%
0.77%
1.89%
4.41%
0.87%
0.11%
4.66%
10.94%
NC 5
671,532
47.19%
7.05%
4.22%
9.45%
1.03%
2.04%
7.11%
1.60%
0.44%
6.43%
13.44%
NC 6
707,121
45.11%
6.28%
4.30%
10.71%
1.44%
2.12%
6.95%
1.28%
0.28%
5.83%
15.70%
NC 7
701,693
36.63%
6.18%
4.15%
14.67%
2.46%
1.27%
6.01%
2.49%
0.42%
7.52%
18.20%
NC 8
675,740
38.34%
4.60%
3.28%
14.81%
5.18%
2.60%
4.40%
1.83%
0.47%
7.02%
17.47%
NC 9
859,748
55.83%
7.19%
2.52%
7.45%
0.75%
1.89%
5.09%
0.85%
0.19%
4.79%
13.45%
NC 10
679,891
42.49%
5.77%
4.52%
11.98%
0.79%
1.73%
6.31%
1.98%
0.46%
6.09%
17.88%
NC 11
666,439
37.84%
7.58%
5.36%
11.98%
1.31%
1.48%
8.13%
1.94%
0.73%
7.25%
16.41%
NC 12
695,730
44.04%
3.79%
4.38%
15.11%
0.61%
1.92%
3.57%
1.63%
0.21%
4.71%
20.03%
NC 13
742,815
47.56%
5.99%
3.56%
11.35%
0.91%
2.03%
4.89%
1.73%
0.30%
4.57%
17.09%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
9,149,289
43.79%
5.97%
NC 1
583,165
30.08%
NC 2
710,102
NC 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
North
Carolina
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
2,271,175
43.56%
6.10%
0.36%
32.62%
3.75%
1.51%
0.01%
0.16%
0.01%
3.75%
8.19%
Age 1864
5,738,729
52.40%
7.09%
1.37%
6.07%
2.40%
2.53%
0.69%
1.32%
0.21%
3.64%
22.27%
Age 65+
1,139,385
0.90%
0.12%
22.30%
0.00%
0.08%
0.02%
41.14%
7.22%
1.77%
25.82%
0.62%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-54
Table A-35. North Dakota: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.33%
5.49%
2.48%
2.49%
7.37%
1.27%
0.27%
7.42%
9.65%
2.33%
5.49%
2.48%
2.49%
7.37%
1.27%
0.27%
7.42%
9.65%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
North
Dakota
630,082
51.90%
9.34%
ND – at
large
630,082
51.90%
9.34%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
141,231
58.91%
8.71%
0.01%
15.44%
3.69%
2.44%
0.05%
0.06%
0.00%
5.05%
5.63%
Age 1864
400,561
60.60%
11.56%
0.57%
3.19%
2.59%
3.06%
0.59%
1.08%
0.07%
3.57%
13.12%
Age 65 +
88,290
1.23%
0.27%
13.99%
0.00%
0.02%
0.00%
49.85%
4.05%
1.57%
28.68%
0.35%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-55
Table A-36. Ohio: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
TRICARE/
Military, VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
Only
Medicaid
Only
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
Ohio
11,351,905
51.52%
4.19%
3.51%
11.51%
0.80%
1.93%
6.73%
1.48%
0.32%
5.82%
12.18%
OH 1
621,260
49.66%
4.52%
5.02%
12.71%
0.57%
1.79%
5.95%
1.68%
0.23%
4.31%
13.55%
OH 2
678,626
56.95%
5.17%
3.67%
8.09%
0.65%
1.81%
6.49%
1.36%
0.39%
5.18%
10.25%
OH 3
623,901
51.33%
4.31%
3.67%
11.03%
1.57%
1.94%
6.99%
1.26%
0.30%
5.93%
11.67%
OH 4
613,499
50.14%
3.61%
3.74%
12.10%
0.45%
2.20%
7.52%
1.18%
0.32%
6.46%
12.28%
OH 5
617,546
54.19%
4.71%
2.60%
9.49%
0.56%
2.46%
7.33%
1.08%
0.26%
6.84%
10.47%
OH 6
597,723
50.15%
3.66%
3.90%
12.81%
0.92%
1.70%
7.54%
1.90%
0.43%
6.41%
10.57%
OH 7
654,339
47.77%
3.83%
3.36%
13.31%
2.14%
2.35%
6.12%
1.05%
0.39%
8.51%
11.17%
OH 8
649,903
53.31%
3.71%
3.37%
10.47%
0.96%
1.83%
6.56%
1.39%
0.32%
5.54%
12.54%
OH 9
631,437
48.44%
4.12%
3.13%
13.36%
0.45%
2.11%
6.90%
1.72%
0.19%
6.03%
13.55%
OH 10
589,239
50.87%
3.87%
4.04%
12.30%
0.66%
1.81%
7.65%
1.59%
0.47%
4.81%
11.92%
OH 11
529,421
39.76%
3.59%
3.97%
19.86%
0.60%
1.99%
6.18%
3.08%
0.43%
6.20%
14.33%
OH 12
730,337
58.32%
4.83%
2.20%
9.37%
0.41%
1.85%
5.10%
1.26%
0.16%
4.41%
12.09%
OH 13
631,122
53.51%
3.60%
3.30%
11.12%
0.64%
1.41%
7.59%
1.36%
0.35%
6.15%
10.97%
OH 14
648,014
58.95%
4.71%
3.32%
6.01%
0.59%
1.64%
7.97%
1.03%
0.23%
5.04%
10.51%
OH 15
666,657
54.59%
5.01%
2.56%
11.09%
0.54%
2.15%
4.57%
0.97%
0.13%
4.65%
13.73%
OH 16
643,191
52.54%
4.02%
3.80%
10.07%
0.96%
2.27%
7.00%
1.19%
0.35%
6.38%
11.40%
OH 17
600,173
49.17%
3.90%
3.99%
13.35%
0.79%
1.58%
7.04%
1.78%
0.48%
5.85%
12.08%
OH 18
625,517
43.64%
3.89%
3.95%
12.89%
1.01%
1.89%
7.06%
2.25%
0.45%
6.41%
16.57%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
2,710,364
55.31%
3.41%
0.27%
27.73%
0.65%
1.54%
0.04%
0.18%
0.01%
4.50%
6.36%
Age 1864
7,122,021
60.78%
5.34%
1.18%
7.79%
1.03%
2.48%
0.65%
1.16%
0.16%
2.53%
16.90%
CRS-56
State &
Congressional
Districts
Age 65+
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Medicaid
Only
1,519,520
1.33%
0.18%
20.22%
0.00%
TRICARE/
Military, VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
0.03%
0.06%
47.16%
5.33%
1.62%
23.62%
0.45%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-57
Table A-37. Oklahoma: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.50%
11.95%
2.25%
1.92%
5.87%
1.89%
0.56%
6.78%
18.71%
5.00%
3.02%
9.81%
0.91%
1.79%
5.14%
1.67%
0.47%
5.98%
18.59%
34.11%
3.52%
4.51%
16.09%
1.73%
1.72%
6.69%
2.83%
0.97%
6.05%
21.77%
691,092
42.42%
6.10%
3.69%
10.76%
2.04%
2.57%
6.58%
2.00%
0.45%
6.36%
17.02%
OK 4
718,226
42.56%
5.53%
3.30%
9.18%
4.87%
1.81%
5.65%
1.55%
0.53%
9.26%
15.77%
OK 5
735,604
40.34%
5.26%
3.04%
14.00%
1.74%
1.72%
5.41%
1.45%
0.40%
6.26%
20.37%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
3,590,307
41.48%
5.08%
OK 1
745,943
47.61%
OK 2
699,442
OK 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Oklahoma
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
Age 18-64
Age 65+
918,593
39.72%
5.52%
0.26%
34.59%
2.92%
1.25%
0.02%
0.15%
0.02%
4.37%
11.18%
2,198,149
50.96%
5.97%
1.31%
5.06%
2.44%
2.57%
0.77%
1.37%
0.25%
3.55%
25.75%
473,565
0.92%
0.13%
19.96%
0.00%
0.07%
0.17%
40.91%
7.69%
3.04%
26.47%
0.64%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-58
Table A-38. Oregon: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.93%
8.99%
0.97%
1.89%
6.51%
1.39%
0.50%
6.15%
17.01%
6.96%
2.16%
5.77%
0.86%
2.25%
5.48%
0.96%
0.36%
4.62%
14.75%
39.10%
7.63%
3.94%
10.00%
1.40%
1.88%
8.11%
1.31%
0.51%
7.57%
18.54%
759,412
49.91%
6.80%
2.33%
10.28%
0.43%
1.55%
4.58%
1.60%
0.32%
4.93%
17.26%
OR 4
724,640
40.96%
6.22%
3.44%
10.52%
1.34%
1.80%
7.57%
1.68%
0.83%
7.78%
17.85%
OR 5
754,916
47.91%
6.07%
2.86%
8.63%
0.84%
1.96%
6.94%
1.43%
0.52%
6.03%
16.82%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Oregon
3,779,860
46.90%
6.74%
OR 1
793,830
55.82%
OR 2
747,062
OR 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under Age
18
871,362
51.21%
7.11%
0.15%
25.15%
0.61%
1.57%
0.01%
0.16%
0.01%
3.63%
10.39%
Age 18-64
2,405,905
54.88%
7.99%
0.80%
5.02%
1.29%
2.40%
0.57%
0.96%
0.24%
3.05%
22.79%
Age 65+
502,593
1.19%
0.13%
17.97%
0.00%
0.08%
0.02%
46.22%
5.59%
2.62%
25.35%
0.84%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-59
Table A-39. Pennsylvania: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
Only
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
PA
12,365,826
52.11%
5.08%
3.28%
10.48%
0.51%
2.30%
7.83%
1.52%
0.26%
6.77%
9.87%
PA 1
647,527
34.61%
3.76%
4.37%
24.60%
0.41%
1.46%
3.87%
2.76%
0.14%
7.23%
16.80%
PA 2
633,419
44.34%
6.97%
4.23%
15.46%
0.16%
2.65%
4.56%
2.45%
0.43%
6.08%
12.68%
PA 3
626,353
48.99%
4.74%
3.01%
12.69%
0.43%
1.74%
7.85%
1.79%
0.34%
8.32%
10.12%
PA 4
629,742
56.83%
4.68%
3.40%
8.01%
0.42%
2.05%
9.34%
1.54%
0.25%
6.92%
6.56%
PA 5
615,045
48.03%
4.99%
3.54%
11.52%
0.84%
2.48%
8.00%
1.79%
0.46%
7.99%
10.36%
PA 6
715,434
59.52%
5.35%
2.49%
6.12%
0.46%
4.10%
7.15%
0.71%
0.14%
5.98%
7.98%
PA 7
650,042
60.31%
6.09%
3.22%
5.86%
0.32%
3.07%
7.43%
0.97%
0.17%
5.70%
6.86%
PA 8
665,276
61.36%
6.37%
2.61%
3.96%
0.33%
4.52%
8.22%
1.08%
0.11%
5.56%
5.89%
PA 9
644,091
47.89%
4.71%
3.32%
10.56%
0.78%
1.63%
8.80%
1.50%
0.32%
7.60%
12.88%
PA 10
638,932
49.66%
4.37%
3.67%
10.66%
0.69%
1.82%
9.31%
1.68%
0.29%
7.21%
10.63%
PA 11
661,063
49.08%
5.27%
3.30%
11.73%
0.40%
2.02%
9.03%
1.60%
0.29%
7.19%
10.06%
PA 12
601,302
44.94%
5.11%
3.54%
13.32%
0.75%
1.56%
10.49%
2.01%
0.43%
7.93%
9.93%
PA 13
666,422
55.34%
5.43%
3.55%
8.81%
0.29%
2.64%
7.16%
1.83%
0.09%
5.24%
9.62%
PA 14
571,578
46.42%
4.89%
3.44%
14.86%
0.51%
1.47%
8.20%
1.92%
0.50%
7.04%
10.75%
PA 15
699,940
55.71%
4.46%
3.17%
9.25%
0.38%
2.29%
8.42%
1.14%
0.15%
5.77%
9.26%
PA 16
697,066
53.18%
5.01%
3.16%
9.36%
0.42%
1.95%
6.44%
0.82%
0.21%
5.91%
13.55%
PA 17
649,338
53.48%
4.60%
3.09%
9.67%
0.85%
1.74%
7.81%
1.67%
0.26%
7.10%
9.71%
PA 18
645,767
57.94%
5.43%
2.58%
6.86%
0.65%
1.69%
9.72%
0.97%
0.22%
6.85%
7.08%
PA 19
707,489
58.80%
4.26%
2.89%
7.78%
0.66%
2.36%
7.44%
0.92%
0.23%
7.44%
7.22%
CRS-60
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
2,765,748
55.48%
4.33%
0.08%
26.52%
0.53%
2.19%
0.05%
0.13%
0.03%
5.34%
5.33%
Age 1864
7,758,208
62.92%
6.49%
1.00%
7.25%
0.62%
2.87%
0.70%
1.13%
0.14%
3.17%
13.71%
Age 65+
1,841,870
1.50%
0.23%
17.70%
0.00%
0.03%
0.06%
49.56%
5.22%
1.13%
24.07%
0.49%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-61
Table A-40. Rhode Island: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
1,035,366
50.86%
5.64%
RI 1
506,930
50.87%
RI 2
528,436
50.86%
Rhode
Island
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.53%
10.14%
1.04%
2.11%
6.64%
2.20%
0.30%
6.26%
11.27%
6.64%
3.81%
9.41%
1.48%
1.82%
6.51%
1.98%
0.32%
6.57%
10.59%
4.67%
3.26%
10.84%
0.62%
2.38%
6.77%
2.42%
0.29%
5.95%
11.92%
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
226,681
54.40%
5.62%
0.17%
24.90%
1.33%
1.69%
0.02%
0.46%
0.00%
6.01%
5.42%
Age 1864
665,845
60.07%
6.84%
0.92%
7.29%
1.16%
2.69%
0.70%
1.66%
0.25%
2.85%
15.56%
Age 65+
142,840
2.35%
0.05%
21.03%
0.00%
0.05%
0.03%
44.85%
7.50%
1.05%
22.55%
0.54%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-62
Table A-41. South Carolina: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
Only
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
South
Carolina
4,454,344
42.46%
5.08%
3.83%
11.78%
2.08%
2.30%
5.53%
2.27%
0.42%
7.43%
16.83%
SC 1
825,819
41.02%
6.56%
3.08%
8.64%
3.23%
3.15%
5.31%
1.62%
0.34%
9.18%
17.88%
SC 2
769,441
46.96%
5.61%
3.19%
8.78%
3.62%
2.13%
5.63%
1.37%
0.33%
8.25%
14.14%
SC 3
698,684
42.62%
4.65%
4.42%
12.91%
1.12%
2.22%
6.82%
2.52%
0.64%
6.79%
15.28%
SC 4
761,584
44.33%
5.18%
4.33%
11.01%
0.78%
1.88%
5.64%
2.39%
0.31%
5.93%
18.23%
SC 5
747,539
43.08%
3.76%
3.87%
14.18%
1.83%
2.23%
4.95%
2.74%
0.43%
6.59%
16.33%
SC 6
651,277
35.88%
4.44%
4.27%
16.22%
1.61%
2.07%
4.88%
3.19%
0.50%
7.61%
19.32%
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,078,199
43.44%
5.08%
0.41%
32.23%
2.79%
1.90%
0.02%
0.22%
0.05%
3.90%
9.96%
Age 1864
2,777,503
50.98%
6.15%
1.41%
6.37%
2.23%
2.93%
0.88%
1.72%
0.22%
4.06%
23.05%
Age 65+
598,642
1.16%
0.10%
21.24%
0.00%
0.07%
0.08%
37.08%
8.50%
2.01%
29.39%
0.36%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-63
Table A-42. South Dakota: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
Only
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
South
Dakota
792,969
44.93%
9.16%
2.98%
8.96%
1.87%
2.76%
6.81%
1.30%
0.68%
7.45%
13.10%
SD – at
large
792,969
44.93%
9.16%
2.98%
8.96%
1.87%
2.76%
6.81%
1.30%
0.68%
7.45%
13.10%
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
194,825
46.99%
9.31%
0.06%
25.10%
2.39%
2.42%
0.00%
0.14%
0.00%
6.03%
7.57%
Age 1864
489,603
53.88%
11.03%
0.98%
4.52%
2.03%
3.50%
0.59%
1.08%
0.28%
3.96%
18.13%
Age 65+
108,541
0.85%
0.47%
17.24%
0.00%
0.18%
0.00%
47.09%
4.40%
3.71%
25.71%
0.36%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-64
Table A-43. Tennessee: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
4.10%
12.79%
1.55%
1.83%
5.58%
2.32%
0.42%
6.70%
14.27%
4.44%
4.65%
14.09%
1.11%
1.43%
7.10%
2.66%
0.53%
8.39%
15.06%
49.70%
5.68%
3.83%
10.71%
0.88%
1.60%
6.75%
1.66%
0.23%
7.06%
11.89%
682,366
43.57%
5.28%
4.15%
13.90%
0.67%
1.74%
6.75%
2.77%
0.45%
6.35%
14.36%
TN 4
667,473
39.57%
5.31%
4.36%
14.67%
1.47%
1.69%
6.98%
3.01%
0.50%
7.39%
15.05%
TN 5
701,644
48.96%
7.49%
3.29%
10.70%
0.67%
1.86%
4.51%
1.66%
0.29%
4.91%
15.66%
TN 6
768,778
48.75%
6.08%
3.79%
11.23%
1.21%
1.58%
4.58%
2.52%
0.40%
5.77%
14.09%
TN 7
745,592
51.30%
6.73%
2.94%
8.27%
4.47%
2.49%
4.56%
1.57%
0.32%
7.40%
9.94%
TN 8
631,765
39.24%
4.95%
4.01%
16.64%
2.19%
2.12%
5.41%
2.25%
0.51%
7.68%
15.02%
TN 9
605,541
39.67%
3.35%
6.34%
16.45%
1.16%
1.99%
3.59%
3.01%
0.56%
5.38%
18.48%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
6,188,118
44.89%
5.54%
TN 1
664,624
40.54%
TN 2
720,335
TN 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Tennessee
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,487,977
46.68%
5.84%
1.29%
31.49%
2.07%
1.54%
0.06%
0.73%
0.00%
4.42%
5.87%
Age 18-64
3,899,384
53.17%
6.54%
1.39%
8.28%
1.67%
2.31%
0.70%
1.73%
0.26%
3.62%
20.33%
800,757
1.24%
0.13%
22.53%
0.00%
0.03%
0.06%
39.59%
8.16%
1.95%
25.89%
0.41%
Age 65+
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-65
Table A-44. Texas: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.13%
11.82%
1.59%
1.83%
3.79%
1.66%
0.31%
4.92%
23.81%
4.85%
4.17%
11.66%
1.15%
1.86%
6.48%
1.92%
0.47%
5.75%
21.81%
49.97%
4.36%
3.48%
10.23%
0.72%
1.31%
4.20%
1.10%
0.36%
4.72%
19.55%
869,614
54.87%
5.14%
1.93%
6.42%
0.38%
1.77%
3.05%
1.03%
0.15%
3.15%
22.11%
TX 4
805,932
46.47%
4.93%
3.83%
9.51%
1.26%
1.67%
5.44%
1.43%
0.54%
5.01%
19.89%
TX 5
702,371
43.83%
4.24%
4.07%
10.67%
0.88%
1.58%
5.53%
1.25%
0.49%
4.57%
22.90%
TX 6
796,148
47.71%
5.21%
2.88%
9.75%
1.22%
1.57%
3.81%
1.05%
0.34%
4.53%
21.94%
TX 7
776,902
56.82%
6.22%
2.75%
5.57%
0.30%
2.12%
4.47%
0.62%
0.16%
2.93%
18.03%
TX 8
779,394
47.77%
4.92%
3.91%
8.70%
1.01%
1.42%
6.02%
1.22%
0.36%
4.31%
20.36%
TX 9
734,610
34.79%
2.67%
2.93%
14.81%
0.39%
1.34%
2.17%
2.33%
0.26%
2.33%
35.99%
TX 10
935,944
52.87%
5.43%
2.03%
8.40%
0.74%
1.91%
2.99%
1.04%
0.22%
3.40%
20.98%
TX 11
675,120
37.27%
4.87%
4.05%
10.34%
1.72%
3.31%
5.89%
1.94%
0.43%
6.84%
23.33%
TX 12
805,300
45.45%
5.41%
3.37%
10.20%
0.99%
1.68%
3.16%
0.97%
0.22%
4.51%
24.05%
TX 13
627,134
40.90%
5.63%
3.71%
9.95%
1.90%
1.82%
5.95%
1.36%
0.53%
6.61%
21.66%
TX 14
741,155
48.26%
5.09%
3.31%
8.99%
0.99%
1.60%
5.15%
1.06%
0.30%
4.67%
20.58%
TX 15
742,627
27.23%
3.84%
3.79%
21.96%
0.80%
1.16%
3.48%
3.68%
0.33%
3.84%
29.89%
TX 16
693,244
29.71%
3.04%
4.15%
17.88%
4.69%
1.58%
2.12%
2.91%
0.31%
5.97%
27.64%
TX 17
729,661
45.41%
5.93%
3.33%
11.34%
1.27%
1.55%
4.69%
1.37%
0.44%
5.27%
19.40%
TX 18
733,855
31.24%
2.98%
3.76%
19.67%
0.53%
2.56%
2.03%
2.27%
0.30%
3.22%
31.45%
TX 19
655,316
38.69%
5.59%
3.62%
12.38%
2.12%
2.46%
5.33%
1.86%
0.51%
6.12%
21.32%
TX 20
677,172
29.00%
2.67%
3.04%
15.32%
2.79%
3.96%
2.86%
2.33%
0.34%
12.37%
25.33%
TX 21
816,981
50.36%
6.31%
2.48%
6.30%
3.36%
2.09%
4.35%
0.89%
0.24%
8.78%
14.84%
TX 22
889,055
56.81%
4.56%
2.56%
7.49%
0.89%
1.62%
3.24%
0.99%
0.20%
3.40%
18.24%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Texas
24,291,561
42.61%
4.53%
TX 1
696,363
39.88%
TX 2
726,926
TX 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
CRS-66
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.10%
15.20%
2.81%
2.48%
2.83%
2.76%
0.25%
6.44%
22.71%
5.22%
2.16%
6.64%
0.66%
2.02%
2.83%
0.71%
0.17%
3.88%
21.89%
44.37%
5.94%
2.16%
11.09%
1.24%
1.59%
3.68%
1.18%
0.33%
4.15%
24.26%
899,518
51.24%
4.94%
2.74%
9.73%
0.89%
1.78%
3.48%
1.13%
0.29%
3.96%
19.81%
TX 27
701,812
29.24%
3.78%
3.47%
18.98%
2.19%
1.42%
3.00%
3.16%
0.49%
5.02%
29.24%
TX 28
808,100
27.79%
3.05%
3.10%
20.25%
1.74%
1.31%
2.29%
3.80%
0.22%
4.07%
32.37%
TX 29
673,410
28.40%
1.31%
3.06%
20.72%
0.51%
1.12%
1.96%
1.75%
0.27%
2.69%
38.21%
TX 30
731,117
31.95%
2.71%
3.62%
16.84%
0.70%
1.66%
2.21%
2.59%
0.23%
3.39%
34.09%
TX 31
818,220
45.51%
3.88%
1.86%
7.36%
9.78%
2.09%
3.59%
1.21%
0.24%
9.86%
14.60%
TX 32
674,196
41.01%
5.42%
3.04%
9.99%
0.40%
1.41%
3.84%
1.16%
0.21%
3.08%
30.46%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
TX 23
783,773
37.62%
3.81%
TX 24
790,708
53.82%
TX 25
799,883
TX 26
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
6,877,730
40.55%
4.49%
0.31%
31.89%
1.88%
1.39%
0.03%
0.20%
0.01%
2.97%
16.28%
Age 1864
14,974,882
50.21%
5.25%
0.98%
4.53%
1.71%
2.31%
0.40%
0.88%
0.16%
2.73%
30.84%
Age 65+
2,438,949
1.81%
0.22%
24.28%
0.00%
0.07%
0.09%
35.14%
10.62%
2.10%
23.83%
1.84%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-67
Table A-45. Utah: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.21%
6.92%
1.08%
2.65%
4.00%
0.90%
0.24%
5.04%
14.56%
5.56%
1.86%
6.48%
2.01%
3.08%
3.78%
0.85%
0.23%
6.08%
14.40%
54.11%
8.35%
3.07%
6.62%
0.77%
2.40%
5.21%
0.87%
0.25%
4.76%
13.57%
56.96%
6.48%
1.74%
7.58%
0.52%
2.48%
3.09%
0.99%
0.23%
4.34%
15.59%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Utah
2,755,284
55.63%
6.79%
UT 1
886,947
55.68%
UT 2
886,341
UT 3
981,996
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
868,873
61.15%
6.47%
0.10%
14.79%
1.27%
2.52%
0.01%
0.04%
0.01%
3.39%
10.26%
Age 1864
1,641,565
60.70%
7.93%
0.49%
3.79%
1.13%
3.09%
0.36%
0.67%
0.09%
2.86%
18.90%
Age 65+
244,846
2.07%
0.23%
21.21%
0.00%
0.09%
0.12%
42.53%
5.53%
2.00%
25.51%
0.71%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-68
Table A-46. Vermont: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
3.26%
15.05%
0.80%
1.32%
6.43%
2.53%
0.42%
7.15%
8.64%
3.26%
15.05%
0.80%
1.32%
6.43%
2.53%
0.42%
7.15%
8.64%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Vermont
615,376
49.29%
5.10%
VT - at
large
615,376
49.29%
5.10%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
126,482
51.08%
2.86%
0.08%
33.63%
0.42%
0.96%
0.01%
0.31%
0.00%
7.49%
3.15%
Age 1864
403,446
58.80%
6.88%
0.79%
12.41%
1.06%
1.72%
0.54%
2.09%
0.25%
3.29%
12.17%
Age 65+
85,448
1.77%
0.01%
19.66%
0.00%
0.15%
0.00%
43.75%
7.87%
1.84%
24.85%
0.10%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-69
Table A-47.Virginia: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
Only
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
Virginia
7,643,783
51.21%
5.40%
2.91%
6.92%
4.25%
2.70%
5.38%
1.21%
0.25%
7.90%
11.88%
VA 1
753,799
49.76%
5.56%
2.55%
5.31%
7.69%
1.83%
5.72%
0.75%
0.18%
10.75%
9.90%
VA 2
593,053
42.96%
4.73%
2.24%
5.07%
13.98%
1.70%
4.16%
0.77%
0.13%
12.34%
11.92%
VA 3
650,164
40.46%
3.16%
3.40%
14.03%
6.86%
1.52%
3.94%
2.05%
0.38%
7.95%
16.25%
VA 4
693,158
47.19%
4.04%
3.10%
7.34%
6.48%
2.56%
4.80%
1.12%
0.25%
10.29%
12.84%
VA 5
644,082
44.77%
6.28%
4.83%
10.51%
1.29%
2.52%
7.55%
2.30%
0.41%
7.12%
12.42%
VA 6
682,317
50.57%
6.06%
4.25%
7.97%
0.92%
2.54%
7.71%
1.35%
0.42%
6.34%
11.87%
VA 7
729,022
59.99%
6.73%
2.44%
4.80%
0.95%
1.86%
6.00%
0.67%
0.30%
6.06%
10.20%
VA 8
679,096
54.77%
5.47%
1.51%
4.82%
2.45%
6.33%
4.13%
0.81%
0.06%
7.46%
12.18%
VA 9
634,115
44.22%
5.75%
5.55%
11.15%
1.19%
1.74%
7.65%
2.91%
0.59%
6.05%
13.20%
VA 10
830,686
64.87%
5.67%
1.57%
3.20%
1.35%
3.65%
4.00%
0.47%
0.03%
4.71%
10.48%
VA 11
754,291
57.33%
5.66%
1.35%
3.90%
4.95%
3.07%
3.92%
0.61%
0.09%
8.65%
10.47%
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
1,842,559
54.05%
4.97%
0.32%
19.29%
7.36%
2.25%
0.05%
0.23%
0.06%
4.82%
6.60%
Age 1864
4,882,465
59.40%
6.54%
1.15%
3.55%
3.85%
3.35%
0.72%
0.76%
0.13%
4.60%
15.97%
Age 65+
918,759
2.00%
0.23%
17.47%
0.00%
0.12%
0.10%
40.83%
5.60%
1.29%
31.64%
0.73%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-70
Table A-48. Washington: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
TRICARE/
Military V
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
Only
Medicaid
Only
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
6,546,149
48.81%
6.03%
2.68%
10.93%
1.90%
1.81%
5.60%
1.39%
0.32%
7.13%
13.41%
WA 1
712,127
57.05%
7.43%
2.49%
6.51%
2.00%
1.57%
5.42%
0.82%
0.13%
6.74%
9.85%
WA 2
734,440
47.83%
7.22%
3.01%
9.63%
2.49%
1.73%
6.15%
1.40%
0.29%
7.16%
13.09%
WA 3
770,657
48.15%
4.58%
2.60%
11.94%
1.54%
1.78%
6.70%
1.20%
0.36%
8.13%
13.01%
WA 4
752,286
38.13%
4.29%
2.73%
18.64%
0.66%
2.27%
5.32%
1.51%
0.29%
6.51%
19.65%
WA 5
701,075
42.66%
6.03%
3.29%
13.69%
1.88%
2.03%
6.63%
1.65%
0.40%
8.08%
13.65%
WA 6
680,290
40.86%
5.69%
2.85%
13.42%
2.61%
1.47%
5.67%
1.65%
0.64%
9.94%
15.19%
WA 7
704,958
56.08%
9.00%
2.30%
7.01%
0.53%
1.67%
4.87%
1.86%
0.20%
4.70%
11.77%
WA 8
789,769
62.37%
6.41%
2.21%
5.70%
0.89%
2.07%
4.57%
1.12%
0.16%
4.94%
9.57%
WA 9
700,547
44.95%
3.75%
2.70%
12.02%
4.78%
1.59%
5.04%
1.38%
0.41%
8.30%
15.08%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Washington
Coverage by Age
Under Age
18
1,569,540
48.72%
5.55%
0.28%
28.42%
2.86%
1.67%
0.03%
0.16%
0.06%
5.40%
6.85%
Age 18-64
4,195,352
57.60%
7.30%
0.76%
6.41%
1.88%
2.18%
0.51%
0.98%
0.20%
3.96%
18.20%
781,257
1.79%
0.19%
17.82%
0.00%
0.08%
0.07%
44.10%
6.05%
1.46%
27.61%
0.84%
Age 65+
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-71
Table A-49. West Virginia: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
State &
Congressional
Districts
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
West
Virginia
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
Only
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
1,793,105
43.45%
2.85%
4.63%
12.68%
1.00%
2.62%
7.72%
2.30%
0.71%
7.88%
14.16%
WV 1
590,759
46.84%
3.90%
4.03%
11.18%
0.90%
1.94%
8.03%
2.14%
0.60%
7.76%
12.68%
WV 2
627,059
46.92%
2.85%
4.20%
11.16%
1.15%
2.21%
7.29%
1.85%
0.62%
8.14%
13.61%
WV 3
575,287
36.20%
1.76%
5.70%
15.87%
0.95%
3.76%
7.88%
2.98%
0.90%
7.73%
16.28%
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
382,883
47.81%
2.45%
0.47%
34.05%
0.72%
2.44%
0.06%
0.28%
0.04%
6.17%
5.52%
Age 1864
1,134,314
52.36%
3.65%
2.17%
8.54%
1.33%
3.30%
1.35%
1.98%
0.39%
4.45%
20.49%
Age 65+
275,908
0.82%
0.10%
20.51%
0.00%
0.04%
0.07%
44.58%
6.45%
2.94%
24.36%
0.13%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-72
Table A-50. Wisconsin: Health Insurance Coverage,
by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.91%
10.94%
0.68%
1.75%
6.60%
1.32%
0.36%
6.52%
9.36%
4.29%
2.84%
9.17%
0.90%
1.46%
6.68%
1.30%
0.42%
6.62%
9.67%
60.84%
4.83%
1.82%
8.50%
0.57%
2.82%
5.87%
0.99%
0.21%
5.83%
7.72%
707,731
53.93%
5.74%
2.91%
9.27%
0.90%
1.78%
6.64%
1.14%
0.31%
7.30%
10.09%
WI 4
670,859
42.86%
2.26%
3.18%
24.05%
0.60%
0.92%
3.80%
2.07%
0.39%
4.65%
15.23%
WI 5
698,399
64.11%
4.87%
3.03%
5.33%
0.33%
1.70%
7.73%
0.98%
0.20%
6.07%
5.65%
WI 6
667,379
56.58%
4.41%
3.12%
9.26%
0.67%
1.59%
7.90%
1.09%
0.40%
7.10%
7.88%
WI 7
671,123
49.43%
5.16%
3.10%
12.28%
0.81%
1.83%
7.56%
1.63%
0.51%
7.99%
9.69%
WI 8
694,443
54.14%
5.21%
3.40%
10.39%
0.66%
1.85%
6.65%
1.41%
0.49%
6.61%
9.21%
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
5,566,055
54.94%
4.61%
WI 1
716,280
56.65%
WI 2
739,841
WI 3
State &
Congressional
Districts
Wisconsin
Coverage by Age
Under Age
18
1,302,837
59.68%
3.68%
0.24%
24.17%
0.49%
1.57%
0.02%
0.29%
0.02%
4.81%
5.02%
Age 18-64
3,537,397
64.24%
5.86%
0.66%
8.32%
0.88%
2.17%
0.52%
0.96%
0.21%
3.37%
12.80%
725,821
1.11%
0.16%
18.70%
0.00%
0.03%
0.07%
48.04%
4.90%
1.72%
24.90%
0.37%
Age 65+
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
CRS-73
Table A-51. Wyoming: Health Insurance Coverage, by State and Congressional District (111th), 2009
Population
Employerprovided
health
insurance
Direct
purchase
health
insurance
Medicare
Only
Wyoming
533,716
47.90%
7.13%
WY – at
large
533,716
47.90%
7.13%
State &
Congressional
Districts
Medicaid
Only
TRICARE/
Military,
VA
Employerprovided
and direct
purchase
Employerprovided
and
Medicare
Medicare
and
Medicaid
Other public
combinations
Two or more
other
combinations
No
Insurance
2.82%
8.11%
2.09%
2.32%
5.50%
0.85%
0.59%
7.54%
15.16%
2.82%
8.11%
2.09%
2.32%
5.50%
0.85%
0.59%
7.54%
15.16%
Coverage by Age
Under
Age 18
128,421
49.61%
7.03%
0.68%
24.15%
2.52%
1.76%
0.00%
0.11%
0.00%
5.19%
8.95%
Age 1864
341,002
56.11%
8.44%
0.75%
3.60%
2.30%
2.95%
0.31%
0.79%
0.27%
4.21%
20.27%
Age 65+
64,293
0.89%
0.37%
18.12%
0.00%
0.07%
0.08%
43.98%
2.62%
3.47%
29.92%
0.47%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.
Notes: Total population figures are for the civilian non-institutionalized population. Each value in the table is an estimate and there is a confidence interval around the
estimate. While the intervals at the 90% confidence level are not presented, they are available.
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Author Contact Information
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