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Region IV Health Status, Utilization, and Insurance Coverage Data

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Uninsurance Rates for the Central Region of Virginia by Population Groups (2004) (Point in Time Estimates)

  Weighted % Standard Error Unweighted Count
Total Population 12.1% (1.85) 63
Gender
Male 14.0 (2.86) 35
Female 10.1 (2.30) 28
Age

0-5 (reference group)
4.1 (4.08) 1
6-18 8.1 (3.14) 8
19-24 39.9 (10.39) 11
25-34 28.2 (8.01) 11
35-54 7.6 (2.30) 18
55-64 14.0 (4.49) 14
65+ 0.0 0.00 0
Race/Ethnicity a
White (reference group) 7.2 (1.61) 28
Black 17.4 (4.14) 25
Hispanic 25.1 (12.74) 3
Asian 25.3 (19.62) 2
American Indian 0.0 0.00 0
Mixed 12.5 (7.78) 3
Household Income (%FPL)
<= 100% 15.4 (5.67) 13
101-133% 28.2 (10.83) 9
134-150% 0.0 0.00 0
151-200% 22.0 (8.58) 8
201-250% 21.4 (7.82) 9
251-300% 27.7 (7.89) 12
>300% (reference group) 3.4 (1.12) 12
Level of Education
Less than HS 17.6 (7.36) 11
HS graduate 13.2 (3.73) 19
Some College 16.1 (4.29) 17
College Graduate 10.6 (3.15) 15
Postgraduate (reference group) 1.0 (1.04) 1
Marital Status
Married (reference group) 7.1 (1.75) 22
Living with Partner 27.3 (15.76) 3
Widowed 14.5 (9.42) 3
Divorced 8.1 (5.78) 3
Separated 20.0 (10.95) 6
Never Married 26.7 (6.03) 26
Health Status
Excellent (reference group) 5.5 (2.36) 7
Very Good 10.8 (3.07) 17
Good 17.1 (4.04) 21
Fair 25.8 (9.50) 10
Poor 26.7 (10.92) 6
Disability Status
All Others 13.6 (2.42) 43
Chronic Disease (reference group) 9.4 (2.79) 20
Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA)
MSA (reference group) 11.0 (1.95) 45
Non-MSA 18.4 (5.40) 18

Source: 2004 Virginia Health Care Insurance and Access Survey, State Health Access Data Assistance Center
Note: MSA stands for Metropolitan Statistical Area, which is a Census Bureau-defined urbanized area of at least 50,000 inhabitants with a total metropolitan population of at least 100,000. Additional contiguous counties are included in the MSA if they meet certain requirements of commuting to the central counties and other selected requirements of metropolitan character (such as population density and percent urban).

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Point-in-Time Estimate of Uninsurance Rates by Age and Income for the Central Region of Virginia (2004)

  Uninsured Point in Time
  Weighted % Standard Error Unweighted Count
Children 7.0 (2.54) 9
Under 200% FPL 7.8 (3.98) 4
Over 200% FPL 6.5 (3.27) 5
Adults (19-64 years) 17.4 (2.81) 54
Under 200% FPL 38.0 (7.74) 26
Over 200% FPL 12.4 (2.73) 28
65 years and older 0 0 0
Under 200% FPL      
Over 200% FPL      

Source: 2004 Virginia Health Care Insurance and Access Survey, State Health Access Data Assistance Center

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Sources of Health Coverage for Children and Adults in the Central Region of Virginia (2004)

  Children (0-18 years) Adults (19-64 years)
  Weighted % Standard
Error
Unweighted
Count
Weighted % Standard
Error
Unweighted
Count
Private 63.3 (5.35) 78 72.2 (3.02) 299
Public 29.8 (5.26) 32 10.5 (1.77) 45
Uninsured 7.0 (2.54) 9 17.4 (2.81) 54

Source: 2004 Virginia Health Care Insurance and Access Survey, State Health Access Data Assistance Center

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Private Insurance by Purchaser (Group versus Individual) for Children and Adults in the Central Region of Virginia (2004)

  Children (0-18 years) Adults (19-64 years)
  Weighted % Standard
Error
Unweighted
Count
Weighted % Standard
Error
Unweighted
Count
Group 58.0 (5.35) 71 67.0 (3.09) 275
Individual 5.2 (2.08) 7 5.2 (1.27) 24

Source: 2004 Virginia Health Care Insurance and Access Survey, State Health Access Data Assistance Center

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Health Services Utilization for Those with a Usual Source of Care in the Central Region of Virginia (2004)

  Private Public Uninsured
  Weighted % Standard
Error
Unweighted
Count
Weighted % Standard
Error
Unweighted
Count
Weighted % Standard
Error
Unweighted
Count
Doctors Visits in Past 3 Months                  
0 15.4 (2.76) 40 13.4 (3.37) 22 50.1 (12.73) 11
1 44.8 (3.74) 117 43.6 (6.11) 56 32.0 (12.52) 7
2 16.2 (2.83) 40 17.0 (3.83) 29 8.9 (5.35) 5
3+ 23.7 (3.15) 64 26.0 (4.43) 49 8.9 (5.91) 3
Overnight Hospital Stay in Past 12 Months                  
Yes 7.4 (1.69) 25 11.7 (2.47) 31 6.4 (4.07) 3
No 92.6 (1.69) 321 88.3 (2.47) 155 93.6 (4.07) 35
Number of Hospital Admissions in Past 12 Months                  
0 12.4 (11.20) 1 1.0 (0.99) 1 0.0 0.00 0
1 71.3 (11.81) 19 73.5 (8.48) 21 100.0 0.00 3
2 12.1 (6.40) 4 5.8 (3.45) 3 0.0 0.00 0
3+ 4.3 (4.22) 1 19.7 (7.86) 6 0.0 0.00 0
Emergency Room/Urgent Care in Past 12 Months                  
Yes 25.7 (2.98) 79 24.7 (4.01) 49 38.8 (10.13) 14
No 74.3 (2.98) 267 75.3 (4.01) 136 61.2 (10.13) 24

Source: 2004 Virginia Health Care Insurance and Access Survey, State Health Access Data Assistance Center

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Health Insurance Offer Rates in the Central Region of Virginia by Selected Employer Characteristics (2004)

  Offer Rate % (SE%) *p<.05
**p<.01
***p<.001
Overall Health Insurance Offer Rates
by Employer Characteristics
66.9 (3.04)  
Employer Size      
<=50 employers 45.4 (5.48) ***
51 and over employees (reference group) 77.6
(4.01)
 
Employee Income (as % of FPL)      
<100% 83.5 (5.85)  
100-133% 44.7 (14.78) *
134-150% 80.3 (18.22)  
151-200% 50.4 (11.17) *
201-250% 65.0 (10.95)  
251-300% 61.4 (9.44)  
>300% (reference group) 80.0 (2.95)  
Industry Sector      
Education 77.8 (8.09)  
Social Services 90.0 (9.99)  
Manufacturing 75.6 (10.01)  
Health Care 78.3 (7.71)  
Entertainment 82.3 (13.22)  
Banking 79.1 (10.41)  
Transportation 74.8 (10.53)  
Professional 52.6 (11.48) *
Government (reference group) 82.7 (6.79)  
Business 74.8 (11.82)  
Construction 64.5 (10.45)  
Retail 53.6 (10.10) *
Agriculture 51.4 (18.17)  
Personal Service 37.3 (13.77) **
Other 44.8 (10.33) **
Type of Employment      
Permanent (reference group) 69.4 (3.21)  
Temporary/Seasonal 46.3 (9.83) *
Hours Worked      
<20 41.9 (12.93) *
20-34 50.0 (8.63) *
>35 (reference group) 70.6 (3.33)  

Source: 2004 Virginia Health Care Insurance and Access Survey, State Health Access Data Assistance Center

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Last Updated: April 28, 2005