2023 Annual Disability Statistics Supplement

Health Insurance Coverage

Section 9: Health Insurance Coverage

This section presents statistics on health insurance coverage in the United States, especially the health insurance coverage of people with disabilities. Specifically, the data address the percentage of people with and without disabilities who have some sort of health insurance coverage as well as the difference in percent health insurance coverage between people with and without disabilities (health insurance coverage gap). This section also presents the type of health insurance coverage possessed by people with disabilities. The principal source of these data is the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically the American Community Survey. Statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey (see the glossary for more details).

Table 9.3 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Civilians Ages Under 18 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 96.3 94.8  1.5 MO 97.5 94.2  3.3
AL 97.6 96.0  1.6 MT 95.3 92.1  3.2
AK 96.1 93.0  3.1 NE 97.7 94.5  3.2
AZ 93.3 91.7  1.6 NV 93.0 91.4  1.6
AR 97.6 94.5  3.1 NH 99.0 95.9  3.1
CA 97.0 96.7  0.3 NJ 97.3 96.6  0.7
CO 96.0 95.4  0.6 NM 99.0 93.3  5.7
CT 97.8 97.7  0.1 NY 99.1 97.3  1.8
DE 96.0 96.6 -0.6 NC 95.8 94.8  1.0
DC ‡ 95.6 ‡ ND 89.8 93.7 -3.9
FL 94.2 92.8  1.4 OH 95.2 94.9  0.3
GA 96.7 93.6  3.1 OK 93.7 93.2  0.5
HI 99.8 97.6  2.2 OR 98.8 96.7  2.1
ID 94.7 93.8  0.9 PA 98.0 95.6  2.4
IL 98.4 97.1  1.3 RI 99.0 98.0  1.0
IN 95.3 94.3  1.0 SC 96.1 95.0  1.1
IA 99.2 96.6  2.6 SD 98.4 91.3  7.1
KS 97.6 94.9  2.7 TN 97.1 95.2  1.9
KY 95.4 96.6 -1.2 TX 92.5 88.5  4.0
LA 97.9 96.2  1.7 UT 95.0 91.9  3.1
ME 99.5 96.4  3.1 VT ‡ 98.5 ‡
MD 97.1 95.6  1.5 VA 95.1 95.7 -0.6
MA 99.2 98.9  0.3 WA 98.0 96.8  1.2
MI 98.5 96.8  1.7 WV 96.1 96.8 -0.7
MN 97.6 97.0  0.6 WI 96.7 95.8  0.9
MS 97.4 93.8  3.6 WY 99.0 89.9  9.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.3). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of people ages under 18 with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 9.4 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 99.4  99.1  0.3 MO 99.5  99.6 -0.1
AL 99.7  99.5  0.2 MT ‡  99.5 ‡
AK 99.1  95.8  3.3 NE 99.3  99.5 -0.2
AZ 99.5  99.2  0.3 NV 99.1  98.5  0.6
AR 99.7  99.4  0.3 NH 99.9  99.3  0.6
CA 99.1  98.8  0.3 NJ 99.2  98.8  0.4
CO 99.2  99.4 -0.2 NM 99.3  98.9  0.4
CT 99.4  99.2  0.2 NY 99.6  99.0  0.6
DE 99.9  99.4  0.5 NC 99.7  99.2  0.5
DC 99.6  99.2  0.4 ND 98.2  99.7 -1.5
FL 99.3  98.8  0.5 OH 99.5  99.5  0.0
GA 99.4  99.3  0.1 OK 99.6  99.3  0.3
HI 98.9  99.3 -0.4 OR 99.5  99.4  0.1
ID 99.8  99.3  0.5 PA 99.6  99.4  0.2
IL 99.3  99.3  0.0 RI 99.6  99.0  0.6
IN 99.2  99.5 -0.3 SC 99.6  99.3  0.3
IA 99.9  99.9  0.0 SD 99.7  99.9 -0.2
KS 99.4  99.6 -0.2 TN 99.7  99.2  0.5
KY 99.6  99.6  0.0 TX 98.6  97.9  0.7
LA 99.3  99.3  0.0 UT 99.6  99.1  0.5
ME ‡  99.8 ‡ VT 99.8 100.0 -0.2
MD 99.5  99.0  0.5 VA 99.4  99.1  0.3
MA 99.7  99.4  0.3 WA 99.3  99.1  0.2
MI 99.8  99.5  0.3 WV 99.6  99.7 -0.1
MN 99.8  99.6  0.2 WI 99.7  99.5  0.2
MS 99.8  99.5  0.3 WY ‡  99.6 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.4). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of people ages 65 and over with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 9.5 Health Insurance Coverage — Civilians with Disabilities Under 18 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Type of Coverage: 2021
State Coverage (%) No Coverage (%) [1]   State Coverage (%) No Coverage (%) [1]
Private Public Private Public
U.S. 43.9 61.4  3.7 MO 51.2 58.4  2.5
AL 38.7 65.9  2.4 MT 33.3 71.2  4.7
AK 33.7 87.3  3.9 NE 55.8 55.9  2.3
AZ 43.6 59.4  6.7 NV 44.2 60.2  7.0
AR 35.9 70.3  2.4 NH 52.1 63.2  1.0
CA 44.8 61.0  3.0 NJ 51.8 49.9  2.7
CO 50.3 53.7  4.0 NM 31.7 76.5  1.0
CT 42.6 58.1  2.2 NY 46.3 65.2  0.9
DE 47.5 63.7  4.0 NC 44.2 58.2  4.2
DC 50.2 52.3 ‡ ND 64.6 36.1 10.2
FL 40.6 58.3  5.8 OH 39.3 63.4  4.8
GA 39.9 63.8  3.3 OK 39.4 65.8  6.3
HI 70.0 48.0  0.2 OR 37.9 68.8  1.2
ID 50.8 53.1  5.3 PA 41.7 73.6  2.0
IL 50.5 54.8  1.6 RI 42.5 66.7  1.0
IN 38.6 65.1  4.7 SC 36.0 68.3  3.9
IA 48.9 65.5  0.8 SD 54.7 55.9  1.6
KS 44.6 59.5  2.4 TN 42.1 65.9  2.9
KY 35.3 70.3  4.6 TX 41.3 56.8  7.5
LA 28.8 74.7  2.1 UT 71.0 35.8  5.0
ME 43.7 70.6  0.5 VT 31.4 84.6 ‡
MD 49.5 54.8  2.9 VA 52.8 50.9  4.9
MA 50.9 60.5  0.8 WA 51.0 55.7  2.0
MI 44.4 65.0  1.5 WV 31.4 74.2  3.9
MN 52.6 55.6  2.4 WI 53.6 59.2  3.3
MS 29.1 76.4  2.6 WY 60.5 47.5  1.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.5). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of people ages under 18 with disabilities who have no health insurance coverage.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 9.6 Health Insurance Coverage — Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Type of Coverage: 2021
State Coverage (%) No Coverage (%) [1]   State Coverage (%) No Coverage (%) [1]
Private Public Private Public
U.S. 52.5 97.8 0.6 MO 51.6 98.2 0.5
AL 55.3 98.3 0.3 MT 58.7 98.0 ‡
AK 43.6 96.9 0.9 NE 60.6 98.0 0.7
AZ 52.2 98.3 0.5 NV 44.1 97.3 0.9
AR 49.2 98.9 0.3 NH 62.0 96.2 0.1
CA 42.7 97.0 0.9 NJ 54.9 97.4 0.8
CO 53.2 97.0 0.8 NM 49.6 97.7 0.7
CT 51.1 97.2 0.6 NY 50.9 97.9 0.4
DE 65.6 98.3 0.1 NC 54.7 98.8 0.3
DC 56.2 95.7 0.4 ND 62.4 97.7 1.8
FL 46.7 97.8 0.7 OH 54.0 97.9 0.5
GA 52.0 97.9 0.6 OK 55.5 98.6 0.4
HI 66.6 96.1 1.1 OR 54.0 98.4 0.5
ID 55.3 99.1 0.2 PA 59.5 97.9 0.4
IL 53.8 97.3 0.7 RI 51.5 98.1 0.4
IN 55.0 98.0 0.8 SC 53.1 98.6 0.4
IA 55.0 98.4 0.1 SD 57.9 98.9 0.3
KS 58.0 98.0 0.6 TN 51.8 98.8 0.3
KY 54.2 98.7 0.4 TX 46.7 97.0 1.4
LA 46.0 96.9 0.7 UT 53.9 98.3 0.4
ME 57.6 98.6 ‡ VT 60.4 97.5 0.2
MD 64.9 97.2 0.5 VA 58.2 97.0 0.6
MA 55.9 97.0 0.3 WA 57.5 97.4 0.7
MI 65.1 98.8 0.2 WV 57.6 99.0 0.4
MN 65.0 98.8 0.2 WI 59.5 98.8 0.3
MS 48.8 98.8 0.2 WY 54.3 99.7 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.6). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of people ages 65 and over with disabilities who have no health insurance coverage.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 9.7 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%)   State Coverage (%)
Disability No Disability Gap (% pts) Disability No Disability Gap (% pts)
U.S. 95.7 94.0  1.7 MO 92.7 91.8  0.9
AL 92.6 91.5  1.1 MT 96.5 92.6  3.9
AK 91.7 92.2 -0.5 NE 95.8 95.2  0.6
AZ 96.7 93.4  3.3 NV 95.4 92.9  2.5
AR 95.3 92.6  2.7 NH 96.9 95.4  1.5
CA 97.6 96.3  1.3 NJ 97.9 96.6  1.3
CO 97.2 94.7  2.5 NM 97.5 95.4  2.1
CT 98.5 97.2  1.3 NY 98.3 96.6  1.7
DE 96.0 95.9  0.1 NC 94.0 92.4  1.6
DC 97.2 98.7 -1.5 ND 95.3 93.6  1.7
FL 94.4 90.4  4.0 OH 96.0 94.0  2.0
GA 92.1 90.2  1.9 OK 91.2 89.3  1.9
HI 96.6 96.4  0.2 OR 96.7 95.1  1.6
ID 95.3 93.2  2.1 PA 97.4 95.2  2.2
IL 96.9 95.6  1.3 RI 98.2 97.0  1.2
IN 96.0 93.0  3.0 SC 93.1 92.1  1.0
IA 97.5 96.0  1.5 SD 95.5 93.6  1.9
KS 93.4 93.3  0.1 TN 92.3 91.8  0.5
KY 96.9 94.9  2.0 TX 92.2 89.6  2.6
LA 95.5 93.9  1.6 UT 95.9 93.6  2.3
ME 96.0 94.4  1.6 VT 99.2 96.4  2.8
MD 98.6 96.8  1.8 VA 96.5 95.6  0.9
MA 98.7 98.4  0.3 WA 97.0 95.3  1.7
MI 97.4 95.2  2.2 WV 96.0 93.5  2.5
MN 97.2 96.6  0.6 WI 97.7 95.7  2.0
MS 91.8 89.9  1.9 WY 93.9 90.1  3.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.7). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
Table 9.8 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  94.3 89.7  4.6 MO  88.9 87.5  1.4
AL  93.7 88.4  5.3 MT 100.0 98.3  1.7
AK 100.0 96.5  3.5 NE  96.4 91.2  5.2
AZ  94.5 88.6  5.9 NV  96.5 89.0  7.5
AR  94.5 90.6  3.9 NH 100.0 95.8  4.2
CA  96.9 93.7  3.2 NJ  95.4 92.5  2.9
CO  94.8 91.7  3.1 NM  99.9 85.4 14.5
CT  94.4 92.9  1.5 NY  96.5 93.6  2.9
DE  99.3 93.4  5.9 NC  93.6 88.7  4.9
DC  96.3 95.2  1.1 ND  90.6 84.0  6.6
FL  91.9 85.5  6.4 OH  95.5 90.7  4.8
GA  91.8 86.1  5.7 OK  92.7 85.0  7.7
HI 100.0 91.0  9.0 OR  99.3 94.6  4.7
ID  99.4 76.4 23.0 PA  96.9 93.4  3.5
IL  96.1 91.7  4.4 RI  93.9 91.0  2.9
IN  92.7 91.0  1.7 SC  93.9 88.5  5.4
IA  99.3 90.0  9.3 SD  81.4 71.9  9.5
KS  91.6 83.2  8.4 TN  92.6 88.3  4.3
KY  95.1 92.9  2.2 TX  90.1 83.3  6.8
LA  96.1 92.1  4.0 UT  86.0 84.7  1.3
ME  99.2 87.6 11.6 VT 100.0 94.6  5.4
MD  96.2 94.0  2.2 VA  96.0 93.1  2.9
MA  97.2 94.8  2.4 WA  95.7 91.2  4.5
MI  96.7 92.8  3.9 WV  99.3 93.3  6.0
MN  95.4 95.6 -0.2 WI  97.9 92.1  5.8
MS  92.5 85.7  6.8 WY 100.0 82.9 17.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.8). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Black people with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.9 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  94.8 94.2   0.6 MO  89.0 92.5  -3.5
AL  96.1 89.9   6.2 MT  80.3 92.3 -12.0
AK  80.2 92.6 -12.4 NE  80.6 95.2 -14.6
AZ  97.3 93.7   3.6 NV  92.2 90.7   1.5
AR 100.0 88.2  11.8 NH  94.6 87.5   7.1
CA  97.0 96.2   0.8 NJ  96.4 95.3   1.1
CO  89.3 92.6  -3.3 NM  85.0 93.2  -8.2
CT  96.8 95.3   1.5 NY  95.7 93.4   2.3
DE  98.7 97.2   1.5 NC  93.8 93.0   0.8
DC 100.0 95.6   4.4 ND 100.0 94.5   5.5
FL  90.9 90.4   0.5 OH  88.6 90.9  -2.3
GA  90.2 91.4  -1.2 OK  90.7 90.3   0.4
HI  97.6 96.9   0.7 OR  94.6 95.4  -0.8
ID 100.0 90.6   9.4 PA  92.4 93.6  -1.2
IL  92.5 94.0  -1.5 RI  81.5 95.2 -13.7
IN  87.4 92.1  -4.7 SC  82.1 86.9  -4.8
IA  95.6 91.8   3.8 SD 100.0 93.6   6.4
KS  85.1 92.8  -7.7 TN  92.1 90.3   1.8
KY  97.5 94.2   3.3 TX  91.5 90.7   0.8
LA  98.2 88.0  10.2 UT  86.8 95.0  -8.2
ME  81.5 96.0 -14.5 VT  76.0 89.7 -13.7
MD  94.5 94.2   0.3 VA  94.5 93.6   0.9
MA  95.1 97.1  -2.0 WA  95.8 94.8   1.0
MI  96.0 96.0   0.0 WV 100.0 97.5   2.5
MN  94.9 95.3  -0.4 WI  96.3 92.0   4.3
MS  97.2 85.8  11.4 WY  56.0 86.6 -30.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.9). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Asian people with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.10 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 92.6 91.1   1.5 MO 87.8 88.9  -1.1
AL 91.3 90.0   1.3 MT 93.9 83.3  10.6
AK 89.1 80.2   8.9 NE 95.0 90.2   4.8
AZ 89.4 86.5   2.9 NV 92.8 87.9   4.9
AR 94.6 87.4   7.2 NH 96.9 94.9   2.0
CA 96.0 95.1   0.9 NJ 92.9 91.5   1.4
CO 91.7 91.6   0.1 NM 92.4 82.8   9.6
CT 92.8 92.0   0.8 NY 95.9 94.6   1.3
DE 97.4 94.4   3.0 NC 91.5 89.3   2.2
DC 91.1 95.2  -4.1 ND 75.9 88.6 -12.7
FL 88.8 85.9   2.9 OH 93.7 93.6   0.1
GA 90.9 87.7   3.2 OK 84.6 80.2   4.4
HI 96.7 95.9   0.8 OR 95.9 94.1   1.8
ID 95.8 88.4   7.4 PA 93.3 94.8  -1.5
IL 97.1 94.7   2.4 RI 97.0 97.1  -0.1
IN 94.5 92.3   2.2 SC 86.2 90.0  -3.8
IA 96.7 94.7   2.0 SD 84.4 73.1  11.3
KS 87.8 87.8   0.0 TN 92.0 90.5   1.5
KY 96.7 94.3   2.4 TX 88.2 88.1   0.1
LA 96.5 90.6   5.9 UT 90.6 91.4  -0.8
ME 99.7 95.0   4.7 VT 97.1 98.4  -1.3
MD 94.7 94.3   0.4 VA 90.7 92.4  -1.7
MA 98.4 96.3   2.1 WA 93.0 93.9  -0.9
MI 95.0 94.0   1.0 WV 97.6 92.0   5.6
MN 97.5 93.1   4.4 WI 94.8 93.9   0.9
MS 91.1 80.8  10.3 WY 79.4 79.5  -0.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.10). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Other people with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.11 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  89.1 81.5  7.6 MO  88.9 78.0 10.9
AL  77.8 69.9  7.9 MT  87.8 87.4  0.4
AK  96.9 83.8 13.1 NE  85.0 78.9  6.1
AZ  88.8 81.6  7.2 NV  87.3 79.9  7.4
AR  81.5 73.5  8.0 NH  99.4 87.5 11.9
CA  92.2 87.9  4.3 NJ  89.8 81.7  8.1
CO  91.1 82.8  8.3 NM  94.4 86.2  8.2
CT  92.0 87.0  5.0 NY  95.4 89.6  5.8
DE  89.1 82.6  6.5 NC  82.8 70.5 12.3
DC  95.3 92.6  2.7 ND 100.0 80.2 19.8
FL  91.1 81.7  9.4 OH  88.2 86.0  2.2
GA  73.9 70.7  3.2 OK  80.2 75.0  5.2
HI  94.1 94.7 -0.6 OR  84.4 85.9 -1.5
ID  87.8 80.3  7.5 PA  94.7 86.5  8.2
IL  90.3 84.1  6.2 RI  96.9 90.0  6.9
IN  87.3 84.8  2.5 SC  86.1 70.4 15.7
IA  84.4 84.0  0.4 SD  76.7 82.7 -6.0
KS  81.8 79.3  2.5 TN  78.7 67.8 10.9
KY  79.8 78.9  0.9 TX  82.4 70.8 11.6
LA  92.3 73.5 18.8 UT  84.9 74.3 10.6
ME  90.0 93.9 -3.9 VT 100.0 95.6  4.4
MD  92.2 78.4 13.8 VA  85.9 77.7  8.2
MA  96.6 95.1  1.5 WA  86.4 82.9  3.5
MI  92.5 88.9  3.6 WV  94.0 86.4  7.6
MN  92.5 85.5  7.0 WI  89.8 83.5  6.3
MS  85.1 68.6 16.5 WY  84.7 77.3  7.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.11). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of Hispanic people with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.12 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 93.7 89.8  3.9 MO 91.4 89.6  1.8
AL 91.5 88.4  3.1 MT 95.9 90.9  5.0
AK 91.4 87.4  4.0 NE 93.7 92.4  1.3
AZ 93.3 87.4  5.9 NV 93.7 86.6  7.1
AR 93.8 88.4  5.4 NH 96.2 94.1  2.1
CA 95.1 91.5  3.6 NJ 94.6 91.7  2.9
CO 94.9 90.6  4.3 NM 95.0 87.9  7.1
CT 95.9 93.6  2.3 NY 96.5 93.3  3.2
DE 95.2 93.0  2.2 NC 92.2 87.7  4.5
DC 94.3 95.4 -1.1 ND 88.9 91.4 -2.5
FL 92.7 85.5  7.2 OH 94.5 92.3  2.2
GA 89.8 85.6  4.2 OK 87.1 84.2  2.9
HI 96.6 95.6  1.0 OR 94.8 92.5  2.3
ID 94.5 89.7  4.8 PA 96.3 93.1  3.2
IL 94.9 91.7  3.2 RI 96.2 94.4  1.8
IN 94.2 91.3  2.9 SC 92.0 88.1  3.9
IA 97.4 94.0  3.4 SD 93.9 90.0  3.9
KS 92.1 89.2  2.9 TN 90.7 87.8  2.9
KY 96.0 92.7  3.3 TX 87.8 80.0  7.8
LA 94.0 90.2  3.8 UT 93.4 89.6  3.8
ME 94.8 93.2  1.6 VT 98.6 94.5  4.1
MD 97.0 92.3  4.7 VA 94.7 91.7  3.0
MA 98.4 96.9  1.5 WA 94.9 92.4  2.5
MI 96.1 93.5  2.6 WV 94.9 92.0  2.9
MN 96.3 94.9  1.4 WI 96.2 93.3  2.9
MS 90.6 85.6  5.0 WY 92.7 87.2  5.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.12). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of males with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.13 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 95.0 92.1  2.9 MO 92.2 91.4  0.8
AL 93.3 90.6  2.7 MT 95.8 91.9  3.9
AK 91.6 90.1  1.5 NE 95.5 93.1  2.4
AZ 94.7 90.0  4.7 NV 93.0 89.2  3.8
AR 95.6 91.7  3.9 NH 97.9 95.5  2.4
CA 96.0 93.7  2.3 NJ 96.8 93.3  3.5
CO 95.8 92.8  3.0 NM 95.8 90.1  5.7
CT 97.3 95.5  1.8 NY 97.8 95.6  2.2
DE 97.1 94.8  2.3 NC 94.0 90.4  3.6
DC 97.6 97.0  0.6 ND 96.2 93.3  2.9
FL 93.6 88.5  5.1 OH 96.3 94.1  2.2
GA 91.7 88.0  3.7 OK 91.6 87.2  4.4
HI 97.1 96.8  0.3 OR 96.0 94.8  1.2
ID 94.9 92.1  2.8 PA 97.3 95.3  2.0
IL 96.7 93.8  2.9 RI 98.2 96.4  1.8
IN 95.8 93.0  2.8 SC 93.2 91.0  2.2
IA 96.1 95.6  0.5 SD 92.0 90.4  1.6
KS 91.6 92.0 -0.4 TN 93.0 91.3  1.7
KY 96.8 95.3  1.5 TX 89.0 82.3  6.7
LA 97.2 93.4  3.8 UT 94.6 91.3  3.3
ME 97.1 95.4  1.7 VT 99.4 98.1  1.3
MD 97.0 94.6  2.4 VA 95.8 94.1  1.7
MA 97.9 98.1 -0.2 WA 96.3 94.0  2.3
MI 97.7 95.5  2.2 WV 97.3 94.6  2.7
MN 97.2 96.3  0.9 WI 98.1 95.4  2.7
MS 93.0 88.7  4.3 WY 91.4 88.7  2.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.13). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of females with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.