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Household Insurance Coverage in Hawaii: Estimates from the Current Population Survey 1996- 2002 and the Hawaii Health Survey 2000-2001 Gerard Russo, Ph.D.

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1 Household Insurance Coverage in Hawaii: Estimates from the Current Population Survey 1996- 2002 and the Hawaii Health Survey 2000-2001 Gerard Russo, Ph.D. Sang-Hyop Lee, Ph.D. Lawrence Nitz, Ph.D. Thamana Lekprichakul, Ph.D. Abdul Jabbar, Ph.D. Candidate University of Hawai`i at Mānoa Hawai`i Coverage For All Project Technical Workshop V March 29, 2004

2 29 March 2004 Preliminary results. Subject to revision. A Taxonomy of Household Types and Insurance Coverage: CPS 1996-2002, 7-year Average of Persons Household Type Insurance Coverage Individuals Residing in Households without Children Individuals Residing in Households with ChildrenTotal All Household Members Insured 399495557948957444 Some Insured/ Some Uninsured 74471125203199674 All Household Members Uninsured 173931548432877 Total 4913596986361189994

3 29 March 2004 Preliminary results. Subject to revision. Insurance Coverage of Individuals Residing in Households without Children: CPS 1996-2002, 7-year Average Household Insurance Coverage All Household Members Insured Some Insured/ Some Uninsured All Household Members UninsuredTotal Age GroupInsured UninsuredInsured Sub Total Uninsured Adults (19-64)27912032146335486569416871361685 Seniors (65+)12037526785098777522129674 Total39949532413420587447117393491359

4 29 March 2004 Preliminary results. Subject to revision. Insurance Coverage of Individuals Residing in Households with Children: CPS 1996-2002, 7-year Average Household Insurance Coverage All Household Members Insured Some Insured/ Some Uninsured All Household Members UninsuredTotal Age Group Insured UninsuredInsured Sub TotalUninsured Children (0-18)2653191966329328489917370321680 Adults (19-64)2786352623742273685118114355259 Seniors (65+)13995105466477701021696 Total557948469547824912520315484698636

5 29 March 2004 Preliminary results. Subject to revision. Individuals Residing in Households with Children with Some Members Insured and Some Members Uninsured by Age Group and Insurance Coverage: CPS 1996-2002 Age Group Children (0-18)Adults (19-64)Senior (65+)Total Only Children Uninsured Uninsured 1966300 Insured 042273664748921 Total 1966342273664768583 Some Children & Some Adults Uninsured Uninsured 0000 Insured 006647 Total 006647 Only Adults Uninsured Uninsured 0262370 Insured 293280664735975 Total 2932826237664762213 Total Uninsured 1966326237105446954 Insured 2932842273664778249 Total 48991685117701125203

6 29 March 2004 Preliminary results. Subject to revision. Individuals Residing in Household with Children by Age Group and Household Insurance Coverage: HHS 2000 AGE GROUP HOUSEHOLD INSURANCE COVERAGE TOTAL All Household Members Insured Some Insured/Some Uninsured All Household Members Uninsured InsuredUninsuredInsuredSub-TotalUninsured Children (0-18) 271311486415610204749092300877 Adults (19-64) 299733814420440285848208336526 Senior (65+) 2174611592801396031226018 Total 59279014167388515301817612663420

7 29 March 2004 Preliminary results. Subject to revision. Individuals Residing in Household with Children by Age Group and Household Insurance Coverage: HHS 2001 AGE GROUP HOUSEHOLD INSURANCE COVERAGE TOTAL All Household Members Insured Some Insured/Some Uninsured All Household Members Uninsured InsuredUninsuredInsuredSub-TotalUninsured Children (0-18) 260627420127565317667105299498 Adults (19-64) 3037901602732928489557465360210 Senior (65+) 187911343418355216522508 Total 58320820361639128427314735682216

8 29 March 2004 Preliminary results. Subject to revision. Individuals Residing in Households without Children by Age Group and Household Insurance Coverage: HHS 2000 AGE GROUP HOUSEHOLD INSURANCE COVERAGE TOTAL All Household Members Insured Some Insured/Some Uninsured All Household Members Uninsured InsuredUninsuredInsuredSub-TotalUninsured Adults (19-64) 28563312272185703084213293329768 Senior (65+) 118693841424950901288125071 Total 40432613113228193593214581454839

9 29 March 2004 Preliminary results. Subject to revision. Individuals Residing in Households without Children by Age Group and Household Insurance Coverage: HHS 2001 AGE GROUP HOUSEHOLD INSURANCE COVERAGE TOTAL All Household Members Insured Some Insured/Some Uninsured All Household Members Uninsured InsuredUninsuredInsuredSub-TotalUninsured Adults (19-64) 25826113689244693815811409307828 Senior (65+) 115702101057846794852123349 Total 37396414699302534495212261431177

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