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Percent Uninsured: Hawaii and US, 1995-2001.YearHawaii US: 49 States 19958.915.4 19968.615.7 19977.516.2 199810.016.3 199911.115.6 200010.114.0 20019.614.6.

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Presentation on theme: "Percent Uninsured: Hawaii and US, 1995-2001.YearHawaii US: 49 States 19958.915.4 19968.615.7 19977.516.2 199810.016.3 199911.115.6 200010.114.0 20019.614.6."— Presentation transcript:

1 Percent Uninsured: Hawaii and US, 1995-2001.YearHawaii US: 49 States 19958.915.4 19968.615.7 19977.516.2 199810.016.3 199911.115.6 200010.114.0 20019.614.6 Note: CPS definition of uninsured is no insurance in the preceding year. Source: Current Population Survey, March Supplements, 1996-2002 Public Use Files. Weighted tabulations. University of Hawaii. Preliminary Results. Subject to revision. Note: CPS definition of uninsured is no insurance in the preceding year. Source: Current Population Survey, March Supplements, 1996-2002 Public Use Files. Weighted tabulations. University of Hawaii. Preliminary Results. Subject to revision.

2 Adult Uninsured Rate by Ethnicity for Selected Groups: BRFSS 2001Caucasian8.5%Hawaiian9.9% Chinese6.9% Filipino6.1% Japanese2.5% Korean8.1% Portuguese6.5% Overall7.3% Source: Weighted Tabulations from the CDC/DOH BRFSS 2001, Question 2.1, University of Hawaii. Unofficial Estimates. Preliminary results. Subject to revision.

3 Hawaii Uninsured Rates by Ethnicity: CPS 1995-2001WhiteBlack Native American/ Alaskan Asian & Pacific Islander 19958.91%4040.00%440.00%19.40%933 199610.36%4170.00%2821.77%48.09%871 19979.00%3780.00%368.99%107.24%778 19988.54%33915.01%378.52%1910.38%845 19999.28%3734.37%266.62%1712.04%882 200010.89%34722.54%2425.65%99.23%828 20018.51%73914.54%820.00%169.93%2280 Note: Sample sizes adjacent to uninsured rates. Source: Current Population Survey, March Supplements, 1996-2002 Public Use Files. Weighted tabulations. University of Hawaii. Preliminary Results. Subject to revision. Note: Sample sizes adjacent to uninsured rates. Source: Current Population Survey, March Supplements, 1996-2002 Public Use Files. Weighted tabulations. University of Hawaii. Preliminary Results. Subject to revision.

4 Uninsured Rates by Ethnicity: HHS 2000, 200120002001Caucasian6.81%7.22% Hawaiian5.18%7.76% Chinese3.12%3.27% Filipino6.58%5.04% Japanese2.90%2.32% Other Pacific Islander 7.50%4.36% Other8.03%6.05% Overall5.44%5.62% Source: Hawaii State Department of Health, Hawaii Health Survey 2000, 2001. Unofficial Estimates. University of Hawaii. Weighted Tabulations from the HHS 2000, 2001 using STATA 7.0. Preliminary results. Subject to revision.

5 Uninsured,Unemployment and Ethnicity: 2001 Source: Un-insurance rates are University of Hawaii, Weighted Tabulations of the DOH/CDC BRFSS 2001. Unemployment rates, DBEDT. Preliminary results. Subject to revision.

6 Uninsured Rate by Age: HHS 2000, 2001 Source: Hawaii State Department of Health, Hawaii Health Survey 2000, 2001. Unofficial Estimates. University of Hawaii. Weighted Tabulations from the HHS 2000, 2001 using STATA 7.0. Preliminary results. Subject to revision.

7 Uninsured Rate by Island: HHS20002001Oahu4.61%4.53% Hawaii7.49%7.99% Kauai8.98%6.32% Maui8.13%9.52% Molokai10.06%7.45% Lanai2.77%3.26% Source: Hawaii State Department of Health, Hawaii Health Survey 2000, 2001. Unofficial Estimates. University of Hawaii. Weighted Tabulations from the HHS 2000, 2001 using STATA 7.0. Preliminary results. Subject to revision.

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