State-level databook on health care access and financing / David W. Liska, Niall J. Brennan, Brian K. Bruen.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Liska, David.

Contributor:

Brennan, Niall J.

Bruen, Brian K.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Medical economics--United States--States--Statistics.

Medical economics.

United States.

Health insurance--United States--States--Statistics.

Health insurance.

Medically uninsured persons--United States--States--Statistics.

Medically uninsured persons.

Health status indicators--United States--States--Statistics.

Health status indicators.

United States--Statistics, Medical.

Genre:

Statistics.

Medical statistics.

Physical Description:

xii, 249 pages ; 28 cm

Edition:

Third edition.

Other Title:

State level databook on health care access and financing

Place of Publication:

Washington, D.C. : Urban Institute ; Lanham, MD : Distributed in North America by University Press of America, [1998]

Contents:

Data Sources 2

Changes to This Edition 4

Section A Health Insurance Coverage 5

Types of Insurance Coverage 6

Demographic and Family Characteristics 7

Work Status of Family Head and Spouse 9

Health Insurance Coverage of Workers 10

All Nonelderly

A1 Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, 1994-95 12

Children

A2a Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, 1994-95: Children Up to Age 18 14

A2B Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, 1994-95: Children 0-11 16

A2c Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, 1994-95: Children 12-18 18

Adults

A3a Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, by Age, 1994-95: Adults 19-64 20

A3b Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, by Age, 1994-95: Adults 19-34 22

A3c Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, by AGe, 1994-95: Adults 35-54 24

A3d Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, by Age, 1994-95: Adults 55-64 26

Gender

A4a Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, by Sex, 1994-95: Males 28

A4b Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly, by Sex, 1994-95: Females 30

Race

A5a Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Race, 1994-95: Whites 32

A5b Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Race, 1994-95: Nonwhites 34

Family Type

A6a Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Family Type, 1994-95: Persons in Married Couple with Children Families 36

A6b Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Family Type, 1994-95: Persons in Married Couple without Children Families 38

A6c Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Family Type, 1994-95: Persons in Single-Parent Families 40

A6d Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Family Type, 1994-95: Single Persons 42

Work Status

A7a Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Work Status of Adults in Family, 1994-95: Two Full-Time Workers 44

A7b Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Work Status of Adults in Family, 1994-95: One Full-Time Worker 46

A7c Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Work Status of Adults in Family, 1994-95: Some Part-Time Work 48

A7d Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Work Status of Adults in Family, 1994-95: No Work 50

Firm Size

A8a Health Insurance Coverage of Workers by Firm Size, 1994-95: Less Than 100 Employees 52

A8b Health Insurance Coverage of Workers by Firm Size, 1994-95: 100 Employees or More 54

Industry

A9a Health Insurance Coverage of Workers by Industry, 1994-95: Manufacturing 56

A9b Health Insurance Coverage of Workers by Industry, 1994-95: Services 58

A9c Health Insurance Coverage of Workers by Industry, 1994-95: Wholesale/Retail 60

A9d Health Insurance Coverage of Workers by Industry, 1994-95: Other Industries 62

Sector

A10a Health Insurance Coverage of Workers by Sector, 1994-95: Private Sector 64

A10b Health Insurance Coverage of Workers by Sector, 1994-95: Public Sector 66

A10c Health Insurance Coverage of Workers by Sector, 1994-95: Self-Employed 68

Section B Health Insurance Coverage and Income 73

Coverage by Income 73

Income and Age 74

Income and Gender 75

Nonelderly

B1a Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Family Income, 1994-95: Below 200 Percent of Poverty 76

B1b Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Family Income, 1994-95: Between 200 and 399 Percent of Poverty 78

B1c Health Insurance Coverage of the Nonelderly by Family Income, 1994-95: 400 Percent of Poverty and Above 80

Children by Family Income

B2a Health Insurance Coverage of Children by Family Income, 1994-95: Below 200 Percent of Poverty 82

B2b Health Insurance Coverage of Children by Family Income, 1994-95: Between 200 and 399 Percent of Poverty 84

B2c Health Insurance Coverage of Children by Family Income, 1994-95: 400 Percent of Poverty and Above 86

Adults by Family Income

B3a Health Insurance Coverage of Adults by Family Income, 1994-95: Below 200 Percent of Poverty 88

B3b Health Insurance Coverage of Adults by Family Income, 1994-95: Between 200 and 399 Percent of Poverty 90

B3c Health Insurance Coverage of Adults by Family Income, 1994-95: 400 Percent of Poverty and Above 92

Males by Family Income

B4a Health Insurance Coverage of Males by Family Income, 1994-95: Below 200 Percent of Poverty 94

B4b Health Insurance Coverage of Males by Family Income, 1994-95: Between 200 and 399 Percent of Poverty 96

B4c Health Insurance Coverage of Males by Family Income, 1994-95: 400 Percent of Poverty and Above 98

Females by Family Income

B5a Health Insurance Coverage of Females by Family Income, 1994-95: Below 200 Percent of Poverty 100

B5b Health Insurance Coverage of Females by Family Income, 1994-95: Between 200 and 399 Percent of Poverty 102

B5c Health Insurance Coverage of Females by Family Income, 1994-95: 400 Percent of Poverty and Above 104

Section C Characteristics of the Uninsured 107

Demographic Characteristics 108

Income Characteristics 109

Worker Characteristics 109

C1 Nonelderly Uninsured, 1994-95: By Race and Sex 111

C2 Nonelderly Uninsured, 1994-95: By Age 113

C3 Nonelderly Uninsured, 1994-95: By Type of Family 115

C4 Nonelderly Uninsured, 1994-95: By Work Status of Adults in Families 117

C5 Nonelderly Uninsured, 1994-95: By Family Income Relative to Poverty 119

C6 Uninsured Adults, Ages 19-64, 1994-95: By Own Work Status 121

C7 Uninsured Workers, Ages 19-64, 1994-95: By Firm Size 123

C8 Uninsured Workers, Ages 19-64, 1994-95: By Sector 125

C9 Private-Sector Uninsured Workers, Ages 19-64, 1994-95: By Industry 127

Section D Medicaid 131

Eligibility and Participation, 1992-95 131

Enrollment and Enrollment Rates, 1995 132

Enrollment and Expenditure Growth, 1990-1995 133

Enrollment, Expenditures, and Expenditures per Enrollee, 1995 134

Acute and Long-Term Care Expenditures by Enrollment Group, 1995 135

Expenditures by Service Type, 1995 135

D1 Medicaid Eligibility, Enrollment, and Program Participation of the Nonelderly, 1994-95 138

D2 Medicaid Eligibility and Program Participation of the Nonelderly by Age, 1994-95 140

D3 Medicaid Enrollees and Enrollment Rates, 1995 142

D4 Growth in Medicaid Enrollment and Expenditures, 1990-95 143

D5 Medicaid Enrollees, Expenditures, and Expenditures per Enrollee by Enrollment Group (non-DSH), 1995 144

D6a Medicaid Expenditures by Enrollment Group: Acute Care, 1995 146

D6b Medicaid Expenditures by Enrollment Group: Long-Term Care, 1995 147

D7a Medicaid Expenditures by Service: All Expenditures, 1995 148

D7b Medicaid Expenditures by Service: Acute Care (non-DSH), 1995 149

D7c Medicaid Expenditures by Service: Long-Term Care (non-DSH), 1995 150

D7d Medicaid Expenditures by Service: Disproportionate Share Hospital Payments, 1992-95 151

Section E Health Status and Mortality 155

Infant Health and Mortality 155

Mortality 156

Selected Populations 157

Community Health 157

E1 Infant Mortality by Race, 1995 159

E2 Infant Health Indicators, 1995 160

E3 Births to Unmarried Women by Race, 1995 161

E4 Total Deaths, 1995 162

E5 Cause of Death as a Percent of All Deaths and per 100,000 Population, 1995 163

E6 AIDS Case Rates 166

E7 Selected Community Health Indicators 167

Section F Health Care Costs, Access, and Utilization 171

Hospital and Physician Costs 171

Hospitals and Nursing Homes 172

Physicians and HMOs 173

F1 Relative Hospital and Physician Costs 175

F2 Hospital Utilization, 1995 176

F3 Nursing Home Facilities and Beds, 1996 177

F4 Physician Distribution, 1995 178

F5 HMOs and HMO Enrollment, 1992-95 179

Section G State Demographic and Income Profiles 183

Demographic Characteristics 183

Family Income Characteristics 184

G1 Nonelderly Population by Age, 1994-95 186

G2 Nonelderly Population by Race and Sex, 1994-95 188

G3 Nonelderly Population by Family Type, 1994-95 190

G4a Nonelderly Family Income, 1994-95: Persons in All Families 192

G4b Nonelderly Family Income, 1994-95: Children Up to Age 18 194

G4c Nonelderly Family Income, 1994-95: Adults Ages 19-64 196

G5a Nonelderly Family Income, 1994-95: Persons in Married Couple with Children Families 198

G5b Nonelderly Family Income, 1994-95: Persons in Married Couple without Children Families 200

G5c Nonelderly Family Income, 1994-95: Persons in Single-Parent Families 202

G5d Nonelderly Family Income, 1994-95: Single Persons 204

Section H State Employment and Economic Profiles 207

Worker Characteristics, 1994-95 207

Employer Characteristics 208

State Finances 209

H1 Employment by Firm Size, 1994-95: Workers Ages 19-64 211

H2 Employment by Sector, 1994-95: Workers Ages 19-64 213

H3 Employment by Industry, 1994-95: Private-Sector Workers Ages 19-64 215

H4 Private Establishments by Size, 1995 217

H5 Employment by Establishment Size: Private-Sector Jobs, 1995 218

H6 Annualized Payroll per Private-Sector Worker by Establishment Size, 1995 219

H7 General Revenue and General Revenue Sources, Fiscal Year 1993-94 220

H8 Tax Revenue and Tax Revenue Sources, Fiscal Year 1993-94 221

H9 State General Expenditures, Fiscal Year 1992-93 222

Appendix 1 Issues in Using the Current Population Survey to Measure Health Insurance Coverage 227

Appendix 2 Data Sources, Sampling, and Standard Errors 241.

Notes:

"Second ed. published by Colin Winterbottom, David W. Liska, Karen M. Obermaier"--T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references.

ISBN:

0877666776

OCLC:

38325052