Health Reform: Implications for Women's Access to Coverage and Care
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Appendix A: State Level Estimates of Percent of Uninsured Women Ages 18-64 and their Income Distribution 2010-2011 |
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Total Number of Women Ages 18-64 in State |
Total Number of Uninsured Women |
Percent of Total |
Income ≤138% |
Income 139-399% Federal Poverty Level |
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Alabama† |
1,525,401 |
271,234 |
18% |
62% |
32% |
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Alaska† |
220,988 |
45,543 |
21% |
50% |
44% |
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Arizona |
2,011,427 |
431,882 |
21% |
54% |
36% |
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Arkansas |
896,299 |
219,018 |
24% |
55% |
36% |
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California |
11,870,062 |
2,769,979 |
23% |
56% |
35% |
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Colorado |
1,597,071 |
259,106 |
16% |
49% |
39% |
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Connecticut |
1,146,498 |
130,706 |
11% |
44% |
40% |
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Delaware |
287,157 |
36,037 |
13% |
48% |
39% |
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District of Columbia |
225,241 |
25,036 |
11% |
53% |
36% |
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Florida† |
5,884,994 |
1,516,602 |
26% |
53% |
35% |
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Georgia† |
3,207,866 |
809,563 |
25% |
56% |
35% |
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Hawaii |
417,696 |
43,299 |
10% |
61% |
32% |
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Idaho† |
467,667 |
117,588 |
25% |
54% |
40% |
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Illinois |
4,048,572 |
734,400 |
18% |
53% |
38% |
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Indiana† |
2,014,547 |
360,647 |
18% |
52% |
36% |
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Iowa |
953,618 |
129,619 |
14% |
50% |
41% |
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Kansas† |
851,015 |
138,901 |
16% |
56% |
34% |
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Kentucky† |
1,387,818 |
260,535 |
19% |
59% |
34% |
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Louisiana† |
1,413,798 |
396,092 |
28% |
57% |
38% |
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Maine† |
431,583 |
49,316 |
11% |
40% |
48% |
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Maryland |
1,913,130 |
294,172 |
15% |
45% |
44% |
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Massachusetts |
2,140,586 |
98,729 |
5% |
47% |
37% |
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Michigan |
3,100,862 |
495,044 |
16% |
56% |
32% |
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Minnesota |
1,636,383 |
180,245 |
11% |
48% |
40% |
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Mississippi† |
910,632 |
209,996 |
23% |
63% |
32% |
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Missouri† |
1,861,616 |
337,653 |
18% |
53% |
39% |
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Montana† |
302,873 |
74,707 |
25% |
53% |
34% |
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Nebraska† |
564,051 |
88,584 |
16% |
45% |
43% |
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Nevada |
845,619 |
222,590 |
26% |
55% |
35% |
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New Hampshire† |
424,351 |
57,419 |
14% |
34% |
48% |
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New Jersey |
2,785,769 |
532,836 |
19% |
48% |
39% |
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New Mexico |
630,428 |
167,958 |
27% |
57% |
36% |
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New York |
6,341,558 |
998,669 |
16% |
50% |
38% |
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North Carolina† |
3,054,772 |
660,935 |
22% |
54% |
36% |
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North Dakota |
208,063 |
27,778 |
13% |
49% |
39% |
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Ohio† |
3,590,553 |
604,428 |
17% |
51% |
42% |
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Oklahoma† |
1,136,666 |
253,784 |
22% |
52% |
39% |
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Oregon |
1,236,603 |
223,303 |
18% |
52% |
40% |
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Pennsylvania† |
4,009,093 |
521,449 |
13% |
51% |
40% |
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Rhode Island |
340,264 |
48,457 |
14% |
51% |
39% |
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South Carolina† |
1,496,649 |
352,267 |
24% |
52% |
38% |
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South Dakota† |
246,690 |
41,629 |
17% |
53% |
36% |
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Tennessee† |
2,039,989 |
323,646 |
16% |
55% |
39% |
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Texas† |
8,003,655 |
2,404,986 |
30% |
57% |
35% |
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Utah† |
822,824 |
145,527 |
18% |
49% |
39% |
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Vermont |
207,305 |
21,824 |
11% |
40% |
42% |
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Virginia† |
2,596,944 |
439,685 |
17% |
48% |
40% |
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Washington |
2,149,213 |
391,894 |
18% |
50% |
40% |
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West Virginia |
603,673 |
122,222 |
20% |
53% |
36% |
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Wisconsin† |
1,738,653 |
190,226 |
11% |
49% |
38% |
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Wyoming† |
175,039 |
41,734 |
24% |
39% |
47% |
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Notes: The federal poverty level (FPL) for a family of three in 2011 was $18,530. † States not expanding or debating whether to expand Medicaid.
Source: Kaiser Family Foundation/Urban Institute estimates of ASEC supplement to March 2011 and March 2012 Current Population Surveys, U.S. Census Bureau.
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