Kaiser State Health Facts

State Lows and Highs


Lowest/Highest Total Child Residents, 2006-2007
District of Columbia: 117,300	California: 9,966,800




Lowest/Highest % of General Fund Spending on Medicaid, 2006

Alabama (3.3%)		Ohio (38.9%)



Lowest/Highest Medicaid Coverage for Children, 2003-2004

Utah (14.9%)

Arkansas (44.8%)

• 66.7% Employer 42.2% •

• 7.3% Individual 3.7% •

• 14.9% Medicaid 44.8% •

• NSD Other Public NSD •

• 10.6% Uninsured 8.1% •

	Low State		High State		US
Economic Profile
Total Non-Elderly Population	-	-	-	-	-
Unemployment July 2009	-	-	-	-	-
Health Coverage of the Non-Elderly Population
Employer-Sponsored Insurance	New Mexico	46.8%	New Hampshire	73.9%	59.7%
Poor and Low-Income Uninsured
Poor Uninsured (less than 100% FPL)	-	-	-	-	-
Medicaid/CHIP Eligibility
Working Parents	Arkansas	17%	Minnesota	275%	66%
Percent of Population with Public Coverage	New Hampshire	8.7%	Mississippi	24.8%	17.7%
Medicaid Spending and Financing
Total Medicaid Spending	Wyoming	$433,236,885	New York	$44,339,402,218	$319,676,945,585
Medicaid Payment per Enrollee
Average Medicaid Payment per Enrollee	Arizona	$2,206	District of Columbia	$8,484	$4,575
Medicaid Spending by Service and Population
Acute Care	North Dakota	36.6%	Arizona	73.6%	60.9%
Access to Health Care
# Living in Primary Care Shortage Area	New Jersey	1.7%	Louisiana	34.4%	11.8%
% of Medicaid Enrollees in Managed Care	2 States Tied	0.0%	Tennessee	100.0%	70.9%
Health Care Costs
Health Care Expenditures per Capita	Utah	$3,972	District of Columbia	$8,295	$5,283
Average Family Employee Contribution	Indiana	18%	Florida	35%	28%

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