SHAPChartbook NY May2011

New York
SHAP Grantee Chartbook
Health Insurance Coverage Estimates

from the 2009 American Community Survey (ACS)
Prepared for:
State Health Access Program (SHAP)
Last Updated: May 19, 2011
New York SHAP Grantee Chartbook
This chartbook was prepared for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Health Resources and Services Administrations State Health Access Program (SHAP) by the
State Health Access Data Assistance Center (SHADAC).
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HRSA Contact Person
Michelle Herzog
Ph. 301-443-0650
Email. mherzog@hrsa.gov
New York SHAP Grantee Organization:

New York State Department of Health
Project Director
Judith Arnold
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Email. jaa01@health.state.ny.us
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Table of Contents
Page
Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................................1
Summary Statistics ........................................................................................................................................................1
Exhibit 1: Any Source of Health Insurance Coverage by Poverty Level, Age 0-64, ACS 2009 .................................. 1
Maps and Data Tables ...................................................................................................................................................2
Exhibit 2.1: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, ACS 2009 ........................................................................ 3
Exhibit 2.1.A: New York City Metro Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, ACS
2009.......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Exhibit 2.2: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-64, ACS 2009 ........................... 5
Exhibit 2.3: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 ..................................................... 6
Exhibit 2.3.A: New York City Metro Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, <200%
FPL, ACS 2009 ........................................................................................................................................................... 7
Exhibit 2.4: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-64, <200%
FPL, ACS 2009 ........................................................................................................................................................... 8
Exhibit 2.5: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64 by Federal Poverty Level (FPL), ACS
2009.......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Exhibit 3.1: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-18, ACS 2009 ...................................................................... 13
2009........................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Exhibit 3.2: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-18, ACS 2009 ......................... 15
Exhibit 3.3: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-18, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 ................................................... 16
FPL, ACS 2009 ......................................................................................................................................................... 17
FPL, ACS .................................................................................................................................................................. 18
2009........................................................................................................................................................................ 19
Exhibit 4.1: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 19-64, ACS 2009 .................................................................... 23
2009........................................................................................................................................................................ 24
Exhibit 4.2: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 19-64, ACS
2009........................................................................................................................................................................ 25
Exhibit 4.3: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 19-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 ................................................. 26
FPL, ACS 2009 ......................................................................................................................................................... 27
FPL, ACS .................................................................................................................................................................. 28
2009........................................................................................................................................................................ 29
Appendix A. Technical Assistance Available from SHADAC ........................................................................................33
Appendix B. Data Source ............................................................................................................................................34
Appendix C. Metro Area Sub-state (PUMA) Maps ......................................................................................................35
Appendix D. New York Map of Major Cities ...............................................................................................................69
Appendix E. New York Map of County Boundaries .....................................................................................................70
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Introduction
This chartbook of health insurance coverage estimates is designed to be an easily accessed resource for
State Health Access Program (SHAP) grantees. Estimates for key population groups within your state
are provided in summary map format, with detailed tables for reference. Data provided in this
chartbook are from the 2009 American Community Survey (ACS).
Your chartbook includes the following information for your state:
Maps of uninsurance estimates for children and adults, as well as children and adults under
200% FPL
Tables of health insurance coverage estimates for the above mentioned population groups, with
variance information
County-level estimates of uninsurance
Demographic profiles of state populations
Summary Statistics
Any source of health insurance coverage for New York is shown in Exhibit 1. In 2009, 86.9% of the total
population age 0-64 had health insurance coverage. Over two thirds (68.5%) had private coverage,
while 21.8% reported having government coverage. This is in contrast to individuals under 200% of the
Federal Poverty Level (FPL), of which 79.2% had insurance, with 32.7% having private coverage, and
51.6% having government coverage.
Exhibit 1: Any Source of Health Insurance Coverage by Poverty Level, Age 0-64, ACS 2009
100%
86.9%
79.2%
80%
68.5%
60%
51.6%
40%
32.7%
21.8%
20.8%
20%
13.1%
0%
Uninsured
Insured
Total
Private Coverage
Government
Coverage
<200% FPL
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.

Note: Those who report multiple types of insurance coverage (i.e., private or public) are
included in each category; therefore, totals may add to more than 100 percent.
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Maps and Data Tables

Detailed uninsurance estimates begin with Exhibit 2.1. Each subpopulation is shown as a map, followed
by a detailed table. The estimates in the tables provide percent and standard error (for calculation of
confidence intervals). Additional subgroup estimates are available upon request.
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Note: Sub-state areas are typically collections of counties and reflect the
lowest level of geography available for a single year of ACS data. In most
metro areas sub-county estimates are available.

* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for people age
0-64 (13.1%).
Exhibit 2.1: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, ACS 2009
See next page for New York

City Metro Area detail.
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Note: Sub-state areas are typically collections of counties and reflect the lowest level of geography
available for a single year of ACS data. In most metro areas sub-county estimates are available.

* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for people age 0-64 (13.1%).
Exhibit 2.1.A: New York City Metro Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, ACS 2009
Exhibit 2.2: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-64, ACS 2009
Population
(000)
SE
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
Insured
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
2,996
23.6
0.51
76.4
0.51
43.1
0.63
36.5
0.58
White Alone
9,670
8.9
0.15
91.1
0.15
80.5
0.24
13.8
0.21
Black Alone
2,495
14.6
0.40
85.4
0.40
57.3
0.66
32.4
0.63
Asian Alone
1,230
17.0
0.68
83.0
0.68
60.6
0.95
25.3
0.87
361
14.0
0.96
86.0
0.96
62.2
1.47
27.5
1.34
16,751
13.1
0.16
86.9
0.16
68.5
0.24
21.8
0.21
0-18
4,696
5.0
0.18
95.0
0.18
64.5
0.42
34.5
0.42
19-24
1,890
25.5
0.48
74.5
0.48
58.5
0.54
17.9
0.41
25-44
4,985
19.0
0.30
81.0
0.30
67.7
0.34
15.4
0.24
45-64
5,179
10.1
0.20
89.9
0.20
76.6
0.27
17.7
0.23
Total
16,751
13.1
0.16
86.9
0.16
68.5
0.24
21.8
0.21
0-99% FPL
3,407
20.3
0.40
79.7
0.40
25.2
0.49
59.8
0.54
100-199% FPL
1,541
22.0
0.63
78.0
0.63
49.2
0.86
33.5
0.76
200-399% FPL
4,538
15.7
0.32
84.3
0.32
72.3
0.42
15.5
0.33
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
P o ve r t y L e ve l
4 0 0 % + FP L
6,992
6.2
0.16
93.8
0.16
91.0
0.20
4.8
0.14
16,477
13.2
0.16
86.8
0.16
68.4
0.24
21.8
0.21
Male
8,275
15.4
0.21
84.6
0.21
67.3
0.28
20.8
0.23
Female
8,476
10.7
0.17
89.3
0.17
69.7
0.27
22.7
0.25
16,751
13.1
0.16
86.9
0.16
68.5
0.24
21.8
0.21
Not working
2,692
17.7
0.35
82.3
0.35
47.4
0.43
42.0
0.43
Part-time
2,039
19.6
0.39
80.4
0.39
64.4
0.45
18.8
0.36
Full-time
7,605
14.5
0.22
85.5
0.22
79.6
0.24
7.6
0.14
12,337
16.0
0.18
84.0
0.18
70.1
0.22
17.0
0.17
Total
Se x
Total
Work Status
Total
Definitions: % = Percent; SE = Standard Error

Note: Counts are presented in thousands.
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Note: Sub-state areas are typically collections of counties and reflect the lowest level of
geography available for a single year of ACS data. In most metro areas sub-county
estimates are available.

* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for people age 0-64 under
200% FPL (20.8%).

Exhibit 2.3: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009
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Note: Sub-state areas are typically collections of counties and reflect the lowest level of geography available
for a single year of ACS data. In most metro areas sub-county estimates are available.

* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for people age 0-64 under 200% FPL (20.8%).
Exhibit 2.3.A: New York City Metro Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009
Exhibit 2.4: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage,

Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009
Population
(000)
SE
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
Insured
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
1,466
26.2
0.72
73.8
0.72
20.5
0.74
57.3
0.85
White Alone
1,950
18.1
0.47
81.9
0.47
43.9
0.69
43.5
0.69
Black Alone
996
17.3
0.70
82.7
0.70
28.9
1.01
59.8
1.04
Asian Alone
416
23.1
1.36
76.9
1.36
32.4
1.60
49.7
1.71
121
18.7
1.92
81.3
1.92
32.4
2.58
54.0
2.71
4,948
20.8
0.35
79.2
0.35
32.7
0.45
51.6
0.46
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
0-18
1,782
7.1
0.37
92.9
0.37
31.1
0.70
68.1
0.71
19-24
661
31.9
0.89
68.1
0.89
35.9
0.97
35.1
0.91
25-44
1,371
33.0
0.65
67.0
0.65
31.0
0.60
39.5
0.63
45-64
1,134
21.1
0.53
78.9
0.53
35.4
0.61
50.1
0.64
Total
4,948
20.8
0.35
79.2
0.35
32.7
0.45
51.6
0.46
0-99% FPL
3,407
20.3
0.40
79.7
0.40
25.2
0.49
59.8
0.54
100-199% FPL
1,541
22.0
0.63
78.0
0.63
49.2
0.86
33.5
0.76
200-399% FPL
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
4 0 0 % + FP L
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
4,948
20.8
0.35
79.2
0.35
32.7
0.45
51.6
0.46
Male
2,337
24.3
0.46
75.7
0.46
31.1
0.53
49.6
0.55
Female
2,611
17.7
0.38
82.3
0.38
34.1
0.51
53.4
0.54
Total
4,948
20.8
0.35
79.2
0.35
32.7
0.45
51.6
0.46
1,388
21.8
0.53
78.2
0.53
24.9
0.56
59.3
0.63
Part-time
698
30.3
0.77
69.7
0.77
35.5
0.79
38.1
0.80
Full-time
1,171
34.5
0.68
65.5
0.68
42.7
0.67
25.9
0.58
Total
3,257
28.2
0.42
71.8
0.42
33.6
0.43
42.7
0.45
Total
Se x
Work Status
Not working

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Exhibit 2.5: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64 by Federal Poverty Level (FPL), ACS 2009
A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
Su b - s t a t e
area
00100
County
St . L a w r e n c e
9.1 *
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
1.23
13.2 *
2.46
Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton
00200
12.7
1.28
17.7
2.62
Warren, Washington
00300
13.7
1.51
22.2
3.60
Herkimer, Oneida (part)
00401
11.1
1.71
17.0
4.65
Oneida (part)
00402
1.13
12.8 *
2.40
Jefferson, Lewis
00500
11.4
1.27
17.1
2.59
Oswego
00600
10.0 *
1.25
14.6 *
2.67
Onondaga (part)
00700
14.8
1.70
20.0
2.78
Madison, Onondaga (part)
00801
8.2 *
1.33
10.7 *
2.75
Onondaga (part)
00802
7.6 *
1.18
22.8
4.14
Onondaga (part)
00803
9.0 *
1.28
16.3
3.85
Cayuga, Onondaga (part)
00804
10.1 *
1.43
17.9
3.75
Monroe (part)
00901
13.3
1.91
13.7 *
2.56
Monroe (part)
00902
18.1 *
1.85
21.7
2.60
Monroe (part)
01001
4.6 *
1.08
11.4 *
4.00
Monroe (part)
01002
10.6
1.91
23.5
5.99
Monroe (part), Wayne
01003
11.2
1.59
27.6
4.44
Monroe (part)
01004
4.0 *
0.90
16.2
5.22
Monroe (part)
01005
6.6 *
1.44
15.3
3.87
Ontario
01100
8.8 *
1.53
15.4
3.05
L i vi n g s t o n , W y o m i n g
01200
8.3 *
1.17
15.5
3.11
Genesee, Orleans
01300
9.7
1.90
23.3
5.53
Erie (part)
01401
15.5
1.99
20.3
3.16
Erie (part)
01402
10.4
1.53
12.5 *
2.25
Niagara (part)
01501
11.9
1.95
18.1
4.76
Niagara (part)
01502
11.4
1.65
17.8
3.43
Erie (part)
01601
7.7 *
1.45
18.6
5.09
Erie (part)
01602
6.3 *
1.39
15.6
4.17
Erie (part)
01603
7.9 *
1.81
24.2
7.48
Erie (part)
01604
9.0 *
1.35
13.9
3.65
Erie (part)
01605
5.8 *
0.98
12.6 *
3.19
Se n e c a , T o m p k i n s
01700
10.3 *
1.27
17.3
2.84
Chenango, Cortland
01800
12.8
1.70
22.5
3.90
D e l a w a r e , O t s e g o , Sc h o h a r i e
01900
11.6
1.25
22.7
2.95
Fulton, Montgomery
02000
11.4
1.65
14.6 *
2.94
Schenectady
02100
11.5
1.72
20.8
4.63
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
Sa r a t o g a ( p a r t )
Su b - s t a t e
area
02201
02202
Rensselaer
02300
Albany (part)
02401
Albany (part)
02402
Columbia, Greene
02500
Broome (part), Tioga
02601
Broome (part)
02602
Chemung, Schuyler
02700
11.5
St e u b e n , Y a t e s
02800
Allegany, Cattaraugus
02900
Chautauqua
Su l l i v a n , U l s t e r ( p a r t )
County
9.5 *
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
1.39
26.2
5.56
2.46
22.1
7.16
8.3 *
0.99
14.5 *
2.39
9.9 *
1.56
11.7 *
2.68
6.8 *
1.21
15.1
3.76
10.4
1.44
22.6
4.31
12.3
1.96
18.5
3.61
1.37
13.6 *
2.52
1.59
20.4
3.40
13.7
1.46
26.2
3.46
11.9
1.20
19.4
2.61
03000
10.9
1.21
17.7
2.86
03101
14.3
1.94
18.5
3.72
Ulster (part)
03102
13.6
1.66
25.5
4.19
Dutchess (part)
03201
10.2
1.78
23.6
4.68
Dutchess (part)
03202
10.4
1.37
23.7
4.15
Orange (part)
03301
12.0
1.97
22.5
4.86
Orange (part)
03302
15.8
2.57
30.1
5.97
Orange (part)
03303
9.5
2.15
18.2
6.25
Westchester (part)
03400
18.5 *
1.98
29.6 *
4.08
Westchester (part)
03501
5.5 *
1.32
25.5
9.70
Westchester (part)
03502
1.80
39.9 *
5.21
Westchester (part)
03503
1.40
26.9
5.46
Westchester (part)
03504
15.4
2.40
43.0 *
6.10
Westchester (part)
03505
13.6
Putnam, Westchester (part)
03506
Rockland (part)
03601
Rockland (part)
03602
13.6
Bronx (part)
03701
Bronx (part)
03702
Bronx (part)
Bronx (part)
10.4
9.4 *
13.1
8.9 *
1.74
25.6
4.56
8.9 *
1.76
17.7
4.63
7.5 *
2.22
21.1
15.45
2.00
19.5
4.03
11.5
1.65
19.3
3.83
15.5
1.77
16.9
3.12
03703
12.4
2.25
19.9
5.71
03704
17.3
2.48
18.7
3.82
Bronx (part)
03705
16.4
1.79
16.7
2.26
Bronx (part)
03706
19.7 *
2.45
21.9
3.27
Bronx (part)
03707
22.8 *
2.23
19.6
2.78
Bronx (part)
03708
19.9 *
2.22
17.6
2.89
Bronx (part)
03709
17.8 *
1.75
19.0
2.46
Bronx (part)
03710
19.4 *
1.96
18.0
2.19
New York (part)
03801
23.2 *
2.13
24.3
2.63
New York (part)
03802
18.6 *
2.52
19.9
3.83
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
New York (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
03803
17.3
2.27
25.1
4.19
New York (part)
03804
20.7 *
2.32
23.8
3.09
New York (part)
03805
5.6 *
0.89
15.8
3.68
New York (part)
03806
9.2 *
1.29
27.3
4.09
New York (part)
03807
1.61
28.7
5.50
New York (part)
03808
1.30
20.7
5.75
New York (part)
03809
1.75
17.3
2.90
New York (part)
03810
9.7 *
1.64
25.4
4.58
Richmond (part)
03901
4.5 *
0.98
Richmond (part)
03902
7.8 *
1.85
19.8
6.41
Richmond (part)
03903
12.2
1.48
20.4
2.85
Kings (part)
04001
14.4
1.45
15.1 *
2.15
Kings (part)
04002
27.1 *
2.58
25.2
3.13
Kings (part)
04003
13.2
1.94
12.1 *
2.34
Kings (part)
04004
11.9
1.65
19.6
4.09
Kings (part)
04005
11.6
2.13
31.0
7.27
Kings (part)
04006
17.8 *
2.01
20.0
3.18
Kings (part)
04007
15.0
2.04
14.4 *
2.56
Kings (part)
04008
15.9
1.73
16.1
2.46
Kings (part)
04009
11.5
1.30
15.2
2.98
Kings (part)
04010
21.2 *
1.88
27.5
3.77
Kings (part)
04011
17.8 *
2.28
19.4
3.71
Kings (part)
04012
23.7 *
2.19
34.4 *
3.35
Kings (part)
04013
14.7
1.96
20.0
3.92
Kings (part)
04014
11.0
1.43
Kings (part)
04015
16.2
2.03
20.2
3.49
Kings (part)
04016
1.53
12.3 *
3.24
Kings (part)
04017
15.4
1.98
22.0
4.02
Kings (part)
04018
10.5
1.92
15.3
3.80
Queens (part)
04101
19.6 *
1.60
24.6
3.00
Queens (part)
04102
31.8 *
2.57
36.2 *
3.73
Queens (part)
04103
21.3 *
1.81
24.9
3.07
Queens (part)
04104
12.9
1.80
25.6
5.03
Queens (part)
04105
11.5
1.29
21.2
4.06
Queens (part)
04106
13.4
1.73
23.2
4.72
Queens (part)
04107
25.9 *
2.32
25.5
3.07
Queens (part)
04108
12.6
2.41
29.8
9.87
Queens (part)
04109
21.8 *
2.51
30.8 *
4.22
Queens (part)
04110
20.5 *
1.85
24.7
3.11
Queens (part)
04111
19.6 *
2.02
28.8 *
3.89
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7.1 *
14.2
9.9 *
9.1 *
9.1 *
4.26
1.79
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L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Queens (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
04112
12.8
1.30
15.4 *
2.19
Queens (part)
04113
17.5
2.68
29.6
7.16
Queens (part)
04114
12.6
2.21
18.0
5.02
Nassau (part)
04201
9.8
2.15
30.9
8.88
Nassau (part)
04202
7.3 *
1.71
19.5
8.35
Nassau (part)
04203
10.6
2.07
22.4
9.46
Nassau (part)
04204
10.7
2.21
23.9
8.15
Nassau (part)
04205
10.5
1.98
19.6
7.32
Nassau (part)
04206
23.5 *
2.66
37.9 *
5.96
Nassau (part)
04207
8.3 *
1.38
10.2 *
4.68
Nassau (part)
04208
8.2 *
1.40
35.6
7.98
Nassau (part)
04209
4.2 *
1.13
18.3
7.94
Nassau (part)
04210
11.1
2.36
29.2
9.25
Nassau (part)
04211
10.5
1.85
28.9
7.05
Nassau (part)
04212
11.0
2.42
20.1
5.44
Su f f o l k ( p a r t )
04301
7.4 *
1.19
32.7
7.00
04302
5.9 *
1.19
15.9
7.61
04303
6.9 *
1.37
10.8 *
4.17
04304
16.9
2.75
29.5
6.22
04305
11.6
1.73
23.0
5.21
04306
13.3
2.61
19.9
7.80
04307
8.2 *
1.76
14.3
5.97
04308
9.6
1.74
21.8
5.95
04309
23.4 *
2.91
26.9
3.72
04310
11.2
1.71
26.9
5.95
04311
12.7
2.53
33.3
8.33
04312
16.7
2.84
38.8
9.29
County

Sub-state areas (also called PUMAs, or Public Use Microdata Areas) are typically collections of counties and reflect the lowest
level of geography available for a single year of ACS data. In most metro areas sub-county estimates are available. See
Appendix C for maps of metro areas that have more than one sub-state area.
* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for population group (Age 0-64, 13.1%; Age 0-64 <200% FPL,
20.8%).
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* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for people
age 0-18 (5.0%).

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are available.

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Population
(000)
SE
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
%
Insured
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
1,011
6.8
0.45
93.2
0.45
40.5
0.95
56.8
0.97
White Alone
2,433
3.7
0.21
96.3
0.21
79.0
0.48
20.6
0.48
Black Alone
782
6.2
0.52
93.8
0.52
52.3
1.14
47.2
1.15
Asian Alone
311
6.3
0.75
93.7
0.75
59.3
1.63
38.6
1.65
159
5.2
1.04
94.8
1.04
64.0
2.12
35.2
2.08
4,696
5.0
0.18
95.0
0.18
64.5
0.42
34.5
0.42
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
0-18
4,696
5.0
0.18
95.0
0.18
64.5
0.42
34.5
0.42
19-24
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
25-44
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
45-64
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
Total
4,696
5.0
0.18
95.0
0.18
64.5
0.42
34.5
0.42
1,268
6.9
0.43
93.1
0.43
22.8
0.75
76.8
0.76
100-199% FPL
514
7.6
0.72
92.4
0.72
51.5
1.39
46.5
1.38
200-399% FPL
1,303
5.2
0.32
94.8
0.32
76.7
0.67
21.8
0.65
4 0 0 % + FP L
1,488
2.3
0.20
97.7
0.20
93.9
0.33
5.3
0.30
Total
4,573
5.0
0.18
95.0
0.18
64.5
0.43
34.5
0.43
Male
2,404
5.1
0.22
94.9
0.22
64.4
0.51
34.4
0.50
Female
2,292
4.9
0.23
95.1
0.23
64.5
0.51
34.5
0.51
Total
4,696
5.0
0.18
95.0
0.18
64.5
0.42
34.5
0.42
Not working
129
10.9
1.09
89.1
1.09
59.1
1.75
32.7
1.70
Part-time
122
5.2
0.75
94.8
0.75
80.8
1.39
16.7
1.31
31
13.3
2.56
86.7
2.56
72.4
3.24
18.5
2.79
282
8.7
0.66
91.3
0.66
70.0
1.11
24.2
1.04
0-99% FPL
Se x
Work Status
Full-time
Total

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level of geography available for a single year of ACS data. In most metro areas
sub-county estimates are available.

* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for people age 0-18
under 200% FPL (7.1%).
^ Data are suppressed for sub-state areas with fewer than 50 observations.

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Age 0-18, <200% FPL, ACS 2009
Population
(000)
SE
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
%
Insured
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
592
7.0
0.63
93.0
0.63
20.7
1.06
76.9
1.14
White Alone
607
6.9
0.60
93.1
0.60
42.7
1.21
57.4
1.22
Black Alone
397
6.6
0.82
93.4
0.82
28.6
1.55
72.1
1.52
Asian Alone
130
9.3
1.38
90.7
1.38
30.8
2.50
66.2
2.61
58
7.5
2.19
92.5
2.19
32.7
3.67
66.5
3.84
1,782
7.1
0.37
92.9
0.37
31.1
0.69
68.1
0.71
1,782
7.1
0.37
92.9
0.37
31.1
0.69
68.1
0.71
19-24
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
25-44
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
0-18
45-64
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
Total
1,782
7.1
0.37
92.9
0.37
31.1
0.69
68.1
0.71
0-99% FPL
1,268
6.9
0.43
93.1
0.43
22.8
0.75
76.8
0.76
100-199% FPL
514
7.6
0.72
92.4
0.72
51.5
1.39
46.5
1.38
200-399% FPL
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
4 0 0 % + FP L
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
1,782
7.1
0.37
92.9
0.37
31.1
0.69
68.1
0.71
Male
904
7.2
0.43
92.8
0.43
30.7
0.82
68.3
0.83
Female
878
7.0
0.45
93.0
0.45
31.5
0.84
67.9
0.85
1,782
7.1
0.37
92.9
0.37
31.1
0.69
68.1
0.71
Not working
57
16.6
2.06
83.4
2.06
30.4
2.55
57.0
2.77
Part-time
27
12.1
2.47
87.9
2.47
42.1
3.84
51.3
3.87
Full-time
27.8
7.37
72.2
7.37
27.2
7.09
52.9
7.89
90
16.1
1.60
83.9
1.60
33.6
2.06
55.0
2.18
Total
Se x
Total
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
< 2 0 0 % FP L
SE
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
00100
3.4
1.12
5.1
2.23
00200
6.3
1.71
8.7
3.05
Warren, Washington
00300
4.4
1.44
3.2 *
1.85
00401
6.7
1.86
7.8
2.88
Oneida (part)
00402
1.5 *
0.79
--
--
Jefferson, Lewis
00500
3.7
1.12
4.0
1.67
Oswego
00600
2.9
1.22
2.0 *
1.31
Onondaga (part)
00700
7.4
2.43
9.4
3.58
00801
2.9
1.20
4.4
2.94
Onondaga (part)
00802
2.0 *
1.20
7.0
4.97
Onondaga (part)
00803
3.6
1.27
3.8
2.00
00804
4.5
1.98
10.6
5.49
Monroe (part)
00901
8.4
3.27
10.0
4.28
Monroe (part)
00902
11.3 *
3.17
9.6
3.45
Monroe (part)
01001
3.6
1.62
7.1
3.80
Monroe (part)
01002
9.1
4.10
17.6
12.14
01003
8.2
2.56
11.8
5.43
Monroe (part)
01004
2.2 *
0.99
9.4
5.64
Monroe (part)
01005
1.6 *
0.92
4.0
2.91
Ontario
01100
3.4
1.83
2.8 *
1.86
01200
3.7
1.26
5.3
2.73
Genesee, Orleans
01300
6.8
3.25
15.3
8.02
Erie (part)
01401
7.4
3.60
10.2
5.62
Erie (part)
01402
1.9 *
0.96
Niagara (part)
01501
6.8
3.00
13.1
Niagara (part)
01502
6.2
2.86
11.1
6.31
Erie (part)
01601
6.0
3.29
16.5
10.70
Erie (part)
01602
5.6
2.23
--
--
Erie (part)
01603
8.1
3.60
27.9
12.59
Erie (part)
01604
5.4
2.57
7.2
5.53
Erie (part)
01605
0.6 *
0.34
--
--
01700
6.0
1.74
9.5
3.90
Chenango, Cortland
01800
6.3
2.41
11.5
5.69
01900
5.1
1.71
6.2
2.33
Fulton, Montgomery
02000
6.5
2.60
4.7
2.64
Schenectady
02100
6.2
2.44
13.3
6.37
02201
3.5
1.69
16.9
9.84
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1.37
7.64
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
Su b - s t a t e
area
02202
County
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
6.0
2.62
--
--
Rensselaer
02300
0.9 *
0.46
--
--
Albany (part)
02401
3.2
1.99
--
--
Albany (part)
02402
3.8
1.75
7.9
4.48
Columbia, Greene
02500
5.3
1.84
13.0
5.53
02601
7.2
2.91
8.5
3.36
Broome (part)
02602
0.9 *
0.67
--
--
Chemung, Schuyler
02700
6.1
1.82
5.7
2.40
02800
13.4 *
2.70
20.4 *
4.94
02900
4.9
1.69
8.9
3.25
Chautauqua
03000
3.4
1.12
6.1
2.50
03101
10.5
3.04
10.7
4.62
Ulster (part)
03102
5.1
1.62
5.6
2.95
Dutchess (part)
03201
2.7
1.33
--
--
Dutchess (part)
03202
3.2
1.20
3.2
2.30
Orange (part)
03301
6.6
3.48
11.9
9.00
Orange (part)
03302
5.8
2.20
7.4
4.12
Orange (part)
03303
7.9
3.17
9.6
6.04
Westchester (part)
03400
5.7
1.89
6.8
2.32
Westchester (part)
03501
1.1 *
0.55
--
--
Westchester (part)
03502
7.2
3.59
22.8
11.89
Westchester (part)
03503
1.8 *
0.78
--
--
Westchester (part)
03504
3.9
1.46
--
--
Westchester (part)
03505
4.5
1.94
6.5
4.56
03506
4.5
2.27
--
--
Rockland (part)
03601
3.8
2.67
--
--
Rockland (part)
03602
4.3
2.03
7.8
4.20
Bronx (part)
03701
2.4
1.31
2.8
2.27
Bronx (part)
03702
3.1
1.68
4.1
3.26
Bronx (part)
03703
4.6
2.56
--
--
Bronx (part)
03704
4.8
2.23
6.9
4.52
Bronx (part)
03705
5.3
1.65
4.5
1.65
Bronx (part)
03706
8.8
2.84
10.9
3.87
Bronx (part)
03707
9.4
2.79
7.7
3.08
Bronx (part)
03708
3.5
1.12
2.3 *
1.05
Bronx (part)
03709
4.8
1.55
4.2
1.80
Bronx (part)
03710
6.3
1.65
5.0
1.78
New York (part)
03801
8.5
2.48
6.8
2.91
New York (part)
03802
2.8
1.30
2.7 *
1.66
New York (part)
03803
4.6
1.88
7.5
3.35
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L e ve ls
%
< 2 0 0 % FP L
SE
SE
New York (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
03804
7.3
2.87
9.3
4.16
New York (part)
03805
1.4 *
0.96
--
--
New York (part)
03806
5.0
1.80
--
--
New York (part)
03807
6.9
4.70
--
--
New York (part)
03808
--
--
--
--
New York (part)
03809
2.7
1.23
3.5
1.82
New York (part)
03810
--
--
--
--
Richmond (part)
03901
2.7
2.02
8.9
7.52
Richmond (part)
03902
2.8
2.02
10.4
7.18
Richmond (part)
03903
3.1
1.25
5.6
2.58
Kings (part)
04001
1.1 *
0.55
--
--
Kings (part)
04002
7.8
2.10
3.9
1.71
Kings (part)
04003
5.0
1.66
3.4
1.94
Kings (part)
04004
6.3
2.69
12.7
6.36
Kings (part)
04005
5.8
2.93
--
--
Kings (part)
04006
5.4
2.15
7.3
3.45
Kings (part)
04007
6.1
2.31
4.5
1.91
Kings (part)
04008
1.7 *
0.85
1.0 *
0.59
Kings (part)
04009
5.6
1.59
3.7
2.43
Kings (part)
04010
8.7
2.44
10.1
4.39
Kings (part)
04011
2.5 *
1.05
3.0 *
1.70
Kings (part)
04012
5.9
1.93
8.5
3.01
Kings (part)
04013
4.5
2.09
2.8 *
1.58
Kings (part)
04014
2.4 *
0.78
1.5 *
0.76
Kings (part)
04015
4.8
1.58
4.8
2.40
Kings (part)
04016
4.4
2.33
8.7
5.11
Kings (part)
04017
8.4
2.76
14.5
5.00
Kings (part)
04018
3.4
1.59
5.1
2.68
Queens (part)
04101
5.3
2.24
4.8
3.23
Queens (part)
04102
7.2
1.85
7.5
2.64
Queens (part)
04103
5.1
1.59
6.5
2.99
Queens (part)
04104
1.8 *
0.94
--
--
Queens (part)
04105
3.0
1.30
--
--
Queens (part)
04106
4.3
1.78
5.1
3.22
Queens (part)
04107
5.1
1.85
4.8
2.33
Queens (part)
04108
4.2
2.00
--
--
Queens (part)
04109
8.9
2.59
9.3
4.80
Queens (part)
04110
5.5
1.61
4.3
1.97
Queens (part)
04111
4.1
1.51
6.5
3.16
Queens (part)
04112
2.8 *
0.91
2.0 *
0.93
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L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Queens (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
04113
9.8
4.52
21.9
10.55
Queens (part)
04114
5.0
2.41
7.8
4.63
Nassau (part)
04201
6.9
2.91
28.4
12.83
Nassau (part)
04202
2.2
1.67
--
--
Nassau (part)
04203
5.8
2.60
--
--
Nassau (part)
04204
4.0
2.14
--
--
Nassau (part)
04205
6.9
2.80
--
--
Nassau (part)
04206
10.1
2.99
16.6
6.25
Nassau (part)
04207
2.7
1.48
--
--
Nassau (part)
04208
5.0
1.62
--
--
Nassau (part)
04209
0.0
0.00
--
--
Nassau (part)
04210
14.3
5.66
--
--
Nassau (part)
04211
2.2
1.53
--
--
Nassau (part)
04212
4.2
2.22
--
--
04301
1.9 *
0.85
12.1
6.23
04302
1.1 *
0.64
--
--
04303
3.6
1.84
--
--
04304
10.9
3.87
--
--
04305
8.9
2.46
15.1
5.73
04306
9.0
3.53
--
--
04307
2.7
1.32
--
--
04308
2.2 *
1.29
--
--
04309
8.5
2.36
6.1
2.83
04310
3.2
1.77
--
--
04311
7.4
3.02
--
--
04312
7.3
2.98
--
--
County

* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for population group (Age 0-18, 5.0%; Age 0-18 <200% FPL, 7.1%).
-- Data are suppressed for sub-state areas with fewer than 50 observations.
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level of geography available for a single year of ACS data. In most metro areas
sub-county estimates are available.

* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for people age 19-64
(16.2%).

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available.

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Population
(000)
SE
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
Insured
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
1,985
32.1
0.65
67.9
0.65
44.4
0.63
26.1
0.53
White Alone
7,236
10.6
0.17
89.4
0.17
81.0
0.22
11.5
0.17
Black Alone
1,713
18.4
0.47
81.6
0.47
59.6
0.61
25.6
0.53
Asian Alone
919
20.7
0.78
79.3
0.78
61.1
0.92
20.7
0.75
202
20.9
1.33
79.1
1.33
60.8
1.58
21.5
1.32
12,055
16.2
0.19
83.8
0.19
70.1
0.22
16.8
0.17
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
19-24
1,890
25.5
0.48
74.5
0.48
58.5
0.54
17.9
0.41
25-44
4,985
19.0
0.30
81.0
0.30
67.7
0.34
15.4
0.24
45-64
5,179
10.1
0.20
89.9
0.20
76.6
0.27
17.7
0.23
Total
12,055
16.2
0.19
83.8
0.19
70.1
0.22
16.8
0.17
0-99% FPL
2,140
28.2
0.50
71.8
0.50
26.7
0.49
49.8
0.55
100-199% FPL
1,027
29.2
0.76
70.8
0.76
48.0
0.81
27.0
0.69
200-399% FPL
3,234
19.9
0.38
80.1
0.38
70.5
0.43
13.0
0.29
4 0 0 % + FP L
5,504
7.2
0.19
92.8
0.19
90.3
0.21
4.6
0.13
11,904
16.3
0.19
83.7
0.19
69.8
0.22
17.0
0.17
5,871
19.7
0.26
80.3
0.26
68.5
0.29
15.2
0.20
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
0-18
Total
Se x
Male
Female
6,184
12.9
0.20
87.1
0.20
71.6
0.25
18.3
0.21
12,055
16.2
0.19
83.8
0.19
70.1
0.22
16.8
0.17
Not working
2,563
18.0
0.35
82.0
0.35
46.8
0.44
42.5
0.43
Part-time
1,917
20.5
0.40
79.5
0.40
63.4
0.46
19.0
0.37
Full-time
7,574
14.5
0.22
85.5
0.22
79.7
0.24
7.6
0.14
12,055
16.2
0.19
83.8
0.19
70.1
0.22
16.8
0.17
Total
Work Status
Total

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age 19-64 under 200% FPL (28.5%).

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Age 19-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009
SE
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
874
39.2
0.95
60.8
0.95
20.3
0.71
44.1
0.93
Population
(000)
Uninsured
Insured
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
White Alone
1,343
23.2
0.54
76.8
0.54
44.4
0.65
37.2
0.61
Black Alone
599
24.4
0.85
75.6
0.85
29.0
0.93
51.6
1.01
Asian Alone
286
29.3
1.58
70.7
1.58
33.1
1.55
42.3
1.64
63
28.9
2.65
71.1
2.65
32.1
2.65
42.6
2.91
3,166
28.5
0.43
71.5
0.43
33.6
0.43
42.4
0.45
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
19-24
661
31.9
0.89
68.1
0.89
35.9
0.97
35.1
0.91
25-44
1,371
33.0
0.65
67.0
0.65
31.0
0.60
39.5
0.63
45-64
1,134
21.1
0.53
78.9
0.53
35.4
0.61
50.1
0.64
Total
3,166
28.5
0.43
71.5
0.43
33.6
0.43
42.4
0.45
0-99% FPL
2,140
28.2
0.50
71.8
0.50
26.7
0.49
49.8
0.55
100-199% FPL
1,027
29.2
0.76
70.8
0.76
48.0
0.81
27.0
0.69
200-399% FPL
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
4 0 0 % + FP L
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
3,166
28.5
0.43
71.5
0.43
33.6
0.43
42.4
0.45
Male
1,433
35.1
0.61
64.9
0.61
31.3
0.57
37.9
0.59
Female
1,733
23.1
0.47
76.9
0.47
35.4
0.51
46.1
0.53
Total
3,166
28.5
0.43
71.5
0.43
33.6
0.43
42.4
0.45
1,331
22.0
0.55
78.0
0.55
24.7
0.56
59.4
0.64
Part-time
671
31.0
0.79
69.0
0.79
35.2
0.81
37.6
0.81
Full-time
1,164
34.5
0.68
65.5
0.68
42.8
0.67
25.7
0.57
Total
3,166
28.5
0.43
71.5
0.43
33.6
0.43
42.4
0.45
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
0-18
Total
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
Su b - s t a t e
area
00100
County
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
11.4 *
1.53
17.8 *
3.19
00200
15.0
1.42
22.0 *
3.13
Warren, Washington
00300
17.0
1.80
31.7
4.39
00401
12.9
1.91
22.6
5.83
Oneida (part)
00402
10.8 *
1.44
19.6 *
3.51
Jefferson, Lewis
00500
14.8
1.58
27.2
3.49
Oswego
00600
12.7 *
1.55
20.8 *
3.51
Onondaga (part)
00700
17.7
1.82
25.4
3.04
00801
10.3 *
1.67
14.2 *
3.44
Onondaga (part)
00802
9.9 *
1.48
31.0
4.91
Onondaga (part)
00803
11.2 *
1.55
26.8
5.40
00804
12.2 *
1.61
22.3
3.89
Monroe (part)
00901
15.5
2.15
16.1 *
2.70
Monroe (part)
00902
20.2 *
2.04
27.5
2.92
Monroe (part)
01001
4.9 *
1.13
14.5 *
4.81
Monroe (part)
01002
11.1 *
1.81
26.7
5.59
01003
12.4 *
1.79
35.9
5.37
Monroe (part)
01004
4.7 *
1.01
19.0
5.66
Monroe (part)
01005
8.9 *
2.00
21.2
5.83
Ontario
01100
10.9 *
1.65
21.5
4.16
01200
10.1 *
1.38
20.3
4.24
Genesee, Orleans
01300
10.9 *
1.71
27.9
5.19
Erie (part)
01401
19.0
2.05
26.0
2.98
Erie (part)
01402
13.8
2.01
18.4 *
3.16
Niagara (part)
01501
13.9
2.23
20.4
5.09
Niagara (part)
01502
13.3
1.84
20.6 *
3.64
Erie (part)
01601
8.3 *
1.51
19.6
5.58
Erie (part)
01602
6.5 *
1.39
18.3 *
4.95
Erie (part)
01603
7.8 *
1.56
21.9
5.79
Erie (part)
01604
10.2 *
1.43
18.1 *
3.60
Erie (part)
01605
7.8 *
1.29
17.5 *
4.09
01700
11.7 *
1.44
20.1 *
3.21
Chenango, Cortland
01800
15.3
2.04
27.3
4.97
01900
13.9
1.46
29.9
3.78
Fulton, Montgomery
02000
13.3
1.82
20.6
4.10
Schenectady
02100
13.7
1.82
25.8
4.75
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L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
02201
11.9 *
1.63
29.9
5.24
02202
12.0
2.79
25.4
7.20
Rensselaer
02300
11.0 *
1.27
21.2 *
3.37
Albany (part)
02401
11.8 *
1.77
15.9 *
3.50
Albany (part)
02402
8.0 *
1.25
19.6
4.74
Columbia, Greene
02500
12.5 *
1.67
26.9
4.78
02601
14.4
1.97
25.1
4.90
Broome (part)
02602
12.0 *
1.72
18.5 *
3.24
Chemung, Schuyler
02700
13.6
1.93
29.3
4.74
02800
13.8
1.37
30.4
3.51
02900
14.6
1.28
25.4
2.80
Chautauqua
03000
13.7
1.51
23.2
3.46
03101
15.8
1.99
22.6
3.99
Ulster (part)
03102
16.7
2.03
35.2
5.57
Dutchess (part)
03201
13.1
2.11
32.8
6.16
Dutchess (part)
03202
13.3
1.75
35.9
5.42
Orange (part)
03301
14.4
2.03
30.3
5.93
Orange (part)
03302
20.4
3.11
43.3 *
6.97
Orange (part)
03303
10.5 *
1.95
30.2
7.29
Westchester (part)
03400
23.9 *
2.43
45.7 *
Westchester (part)
03501
7.8 *
1.78
35.1
Westchester (part)
03502
15.5
2.04
51.0 *
6.65
Westchester (part)
03503
11.7 *
1.85
36.8
7.37
Westchester (part)
03504
20.2
3.09
49.7 *
6.34
Westchester (part)
03505
17.2
2.17
35.2
5.98
03506
10.7 *
1.96
21.9
5.93
Rockland (part)
03601
9.1 *
2.35
19.8
13.92
Rockland (part)
03602
19.0
2.50
29.9
5.05
Bronx (part)
03701
15.0
2.10
29.7
5.34
Bronx (part)
03702
21.3 *
2.22
27.0
4.15
Bronx (part)
03703
15.5
2.53
30.0
7.15
Bronx (part)
03704
22.4 *
3.08
26.0
4.70
Bronx (part)
03705
23.2 *
2.33
25.9
3.19
Bronx (part)
03706
25.9 *
3.40
30.4
4.82
Bronx (part)
03707
29.9 *
2.58
27.9
3.39
Bronx (part)
03708
28.1 *
3.03
27.9
4.39
Bronx (part)
03709
24.4 *
2.33
29.6
3.71
Bronx (part)
03710
27.3 *
2.60
27.6
3.12
New York (part)
03801
27.7 *
2.47
32.5
3.47
New York (part)
03802
23.4 *
2.99
27.7
4.86
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11.47
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L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
New York (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
03803
21.8 *
2.64
33.6
4.87
New York (part)
03804
26.1 *
2.83
31.9
3.74
New York (part)
03805
6.6 *
1.07
17.9 *
4.44
New York (part)
03806
10.4 *
1.43
32.8
4.78
New York (part)
03807
12.0 *
1.52
30.8
4.79
New York (part)
03808
7.9 *
1.42
21.7
6.03
New York (part)
03809
16.9
2.03
22.5
3.53
New York (part)
03810
11.1 *
1.70
28.2
5.17
Richmond (part)
03901
5.2 *
0.94
Richmond (part)
03902
9.6 *
1.99
23.8
6.86
Richmond (part)
03903
16.4
2.04
31.3
4.33
Kings (part)
04001
19.5
1.86
24.5
3.10
Kings (part)
04002
36.1 *
3.19
38.3 *
4.21
Kings (part)
04003
17.6
2.53
19.2 *
3.09
Kings (part)
04004
13.5
1.74
22.5
4.37
Kings (part)
04005
13.2
2.15
35.1
7.18
Kings (part)
04006
22.2 *
2.31
26.4
3.49
Kings (part)
04007
20.2
2.51
21.9
3.51
Kings (part)
04008
22.8 *
2.29
26.5
3.70
Kings (part)
04009
14.1
1.51
20.9
3.89
Kings (part)
04010
25.5 *
2.14
36.9
4.38
Kings (part)
04011
25.0 *
2.93
30.0
5.03
Kings (part)
04012
30.2 *
2.65
46.1 *
3.90
Kings (part)
04013
18.7
2.37
29.7
5.48
Kings (part)
04014
16.7
2.09
16.7 *
3.09
Kings (part)
04015
21.3 *
2.52
30.7
4.53
Kings (part)
04016
11.8 *
1.70
14.2 *
3.37
Kings (part)
04017
17.7
2.10
25.6
4.31
Kings (part)
04018
12.6
2.33
20.2
5.17
Queens (part)
04101
22.6 *
1.78
32.4
3.59
Queens (part)
04102
39.7 *
2.94
48.3 *
4.31
Queens (part)
04103
26.2 *
2.17
30.9
3.60
Queens (part)
04104
17.1
2.34
36.2
7.02
Queens (part)
04105
14.9
1.57
30.9
5.32
Queens (part)
04106
16.6
2.15
30.8
5.70
Queens (part)
04107
34.4 *
2.94
37.8 *
4.30
Queens (part)
04108
14.8
2.67
37.2
Queens (part)
04109
25.3 *
2.94
39.3 *
4.45
Queens (part)
04110
25.8 *
2.17
36.2
4.28
Queens (part)
04111
26.6 *
2.66
43.5 *
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3.30
10.83
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Queens (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
04112
17.0
1.68
23.6
3.18
Queens (part)
04113
20.5
2.79
34.4
7.22
Queens (part)
04114
15.9
2.52
26.2
5.67
Nassau (part)
04201
11.3 *
2.25
32.4
7.39
Nassau (part)
04202
9.3 *
1.98
29.5
11.22
Nassau (part)
04203
12.1
2.26
27.2
11.01
Nassau (part)
04204
13.5
2.55
31.7
8.64
Nassau (part)
04205
12.1 *
2.03
25.6
8.40
Nassau (part)
04206
29.5 *
3.04
52.4 *
6.25
Nassau (part)
04207
10.3 *
1.69
12.3 *
6.11
Nassau (part)
04208
9.4 *
1.61
--
--
Nassau (part)
04209
5.7 *
1.44
--
--
Nassau (part)
04210
9.7 *
1.64
--
--
Nassau (part)
04211
13.6
2.29
45.5
8.58
Nassau (part)
04212
13.7
2.77
33.2
8.22
04301
9.7 *
1.48
43.6
7.63
04302
8.2 *
1.62
--
--
04303
8.3 *
1.50
--
--
04304
18.7
2.90
37.8
6.02
04305
12.8
1.85
28.0
5.81
04306
15.0
3.03
18.4
6.71
04307
10.6 *
2.31
22.6
8.11
04308
12.7
2.25
32.0
8.17
04309
29.5 *
3.69
39.1
5.61
04310
14.8
2.19
45.3
9.72
04311
14.7
2.97
41.9
9.30
04312
20.9
3.56
50.4
11.41
County

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Appendix A. Technical Assistance Available from SHADAC

SHADAC has a contract with Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) at Health and Human
Services (HHS) to provide technical assistance to states that have received State Health Access Program
(SHAP) grants. This includes support for data collection, analysis and evaluation related to their SHAP
project work. A summary of assistance is provided below. Questions and requests can be directed to
Elizabeth Lukanen at 612-626-1537 or elukanen@umn.edu.
Data Assistance
Several SHADAC resources are available to help SHAP grantees access and utilize data relating to health
insurance coverage estimates, access to care, and understanding available data-specific technical
assistance resources. Resources include: SHADACs Data Center, an online table and chart generator;
issue briefs and technical briefs; and information on how to access microdata.
Web page: http://www.shadac.org/shap/technical-assistance/data
HRSA Benchmarks
SHADAC will also assist states in reporting HSRA benchmark data.
Web page: http://www.shadac.org/shap/technical-assistance/HRSA-Benchmarks
Evaluation
SHADAC staff are available to help SHAP grantees refine and implement evaluation plans, to ensure the
fidelity and success of SHAP-funded programs.
Web page: http://www.shadac.org/shap/technical-assistance/evaluations
Surveys
SHADAC has a variety of resources to help SHAP grantees conduct survey research and apply the results
to relevant audiences. SHADACs technical assistance can facilitate the sharing of information and
expertise among grantees, help policy makers understand the unique characteristics of state subpopulations, and provide assistance in developing survey tools and methods.
Web page: http://www.shadac.org/shap/technical-assistance/surveys
State Reform Research and Strategies
SHADAC has provided evaluative information on health reform initiatives in states participating in the
State Health Access Reform Evaluation (SHARE) program. Many of these evaluations provide descriptive
information that may be useful for SHAP grantees.
Web page: http://www.shadac.org/shap/technical-assistance/ state-reform-research-and-strategies
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Appendix B. Data Source

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey (ACS). Calculations by SHADAC.
Estimates for the ACS exclude military but include non-institutionalized group quarters such as
college/university housing, group homes intended for adults, residential treatment facilities for adults,
workers group living quarters and Job Corps centers, and religious group quarters.
Population counts are presented in thousands.
Definitions: '%' = Percent; 'SE' = Standard error as a percent. Confidence intervals can be calculated
from the standard errors; for example, the 95% confidence interval is (1.96 * SE).
Insurance coverage note: Listed Medicaid rates include SCHIP and state-specific public programs. Those
who report multiple types of insurance coverage (i.e., private or public) are included in each category;
therefore, row totals may add to more than 100 percent. Active duty military coverage (e.g., TRICARE) is
considered employer-sponsored insurance, while VA coverage is considered government coverage.
ACS methodology note: The ACS asks respondents about their health insurance coverage at the time of
the interview.
For technical documentation on the ACS please visit http://www.shadac.org/content/acs-info-andresources.
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