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Health Insurance Coverage for Maryland Counties, 2000: Experimental Estimates


Tables: [ All ages ]   [ Under age 18 ]   

All ages,  2000


ID State and County Number Insured Number Uninsured 90% Confidence Interval (±) Percent Uninsured 90% Confidence Interval (±)
24000 Maryland 4,608,433 652,872 40,655 12.4 1.0
24001 Allegany County 59,885 8,463 1,466 12.4 2.1
24003 Anne Arundel County 426,866 55,250 9,756 11.5 2.0
24005 Baltimore County 671,660 75,009 13,884 10.0 1.9
24009 Calvert County 68,764 8,281 1,615 10.7 2.1
24011 Caroline County 25,011 4,689 621 15.8 2.1
24013 Carroll County 139,559 11,235 3,280 7.5 2.2
24015 Cecil County 76,982 10,374 1,874 11.9 2.1
24017 Charles County 110,232 13,445 2,670 10.9 2.2
24019 Dorchester County 25,474 4,525 620 15.1 2.1
24021 Frederick County 181,774 16,001 4,752 8.1 2.4
24023 Garrett County 24,915 4,264 654 14.6 2.2
24025 Harford County 199,784 21,006 4,531 9.5 2.0
24027 Howard County 224,958 27,881 5,395 11.0 2.1
24029 Kent County 15,908 2,402 394 13.1 2.2
24031 Montgomery County 782,231 104,529 17,285 11.8 1.9
24033 Prince George's County 680,926 122,762 15,803 15.3 2.0
24035 Queen Anne's County 36,938 3,951 894 9.7 2.2
24037 St. Mary's County 74,601 10,250 1,788 12.1 2.1
24039 Somerset County 16,377 3,610 401 18.1 2.0
24041 Talbot County 30,215 3,249 775 9.7 2.3
24043 Washington County 110,953 12,901 2,442 10.4 2.0
24045 Wicomico County 70,327 12,283 1,702 14.9 2.1
24047 Worcester County 41,028 6,022 955 12.8 2.0
24510 Baltimore city 513,065 110,491 11,817 17.7 1.9
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Under age 18,  2000


ID State and County Number Insured Number Uninsured 90% Confidence Interval (±) Percent Uninsured 90% Confidence Interval (±)
24000 Maryland 1,233,176 154,061 14,084 11.1 2.0
24001 Allegany County 13,902 1,297 436 8.5 2.9
24003 Anne Arundel County 113,748 13,113 3,242 10.3 2.6
24005 Baltimore County 165,885 15,687 4,515 8.6 2.5
24009 Calvert County 20,845 1,914 625 8.4 2.7
24011 Caroline County 6,914 1,128 221 14.0 2.7
24013 Carroll County 39,889 2,429 1,158 5.7 2.7
24015 Cecil County 22,216 2,121 684 8.7 2.8
24017 Charles County 33,026 2,996 986 8.3 2.7
24019 Dorchester County 6,226 866 193 12.2 2.7
24021 Frederick County 51,760 4,140 1,507 7.4 2.7
24023 Garrett County 6,530 772 222 10.6 3.0
24025 Harford County 57,333 4,818 1,660 7.8 2.7
24027 Howard County 63,951 8,090 1,923 11.2 2.7
24029 Kent County 3,502 489 110 12.3 2.7
24031 Montgomery County 200,100 29,492 6,230 12.8 2.7
24033 Prince George's County 188,895 32,019 5,596 14.5 2.5
24035 Queen Anne's County 9,736 763 311 7.3 3.0
24037 St. Mary's County 22,171 2,312 674 9.4 2.7
24039 Somerset County 3,946 692 123 14.9 2.6
24041 Talbot County 6,807 625 218 8.4 2.9
24043 Washington County 28,792 2,436 828 7.8 2.6
24045 Wicomico County 18,571 2,683 571 12.6 2.7
24047 Worcester County 8,823 1,056 271 10.7 2.7
24510 Baltimore city 139,608 22,123 4,089 13.7 2.5
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Final release date for these estimates: July 2005

Revised CPS ASEC Health Insurance Data
As inputs to its models, the 2000 and 2001 SAHIE program uses CPS ASEC data as originally published. In March 2007, the Census Bureau released a User's Note describing an issue in the health insurance edited data that affected estimates from calendar years 1996 to 2005. Later in the Spring, the Census Bureau released a full set of revised estimates from the 2005 and 2006 CPS ASEC's (calendar years 2004 and 2005) in addition to new public use files based on improvements to the algorithm that assigns coverage to non-policyholders. The Census Bureau plans to release a limited set of estimates for the earlier years using an approximation method to simulate the correction. The current SAHIE release is consistent with the full original data product. Future work will consider using the approximation method for modeling. For more details see revised CPS ASEC health insurance data.


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SOURCE: Estimates obtained from models are applied to CPS data. Model inputs also include Census 2000, intercensal population estimates, and administrative records data. For information on the data sources, measures of uncertainty, confidentiality protection, and sources of error, see SAHIE source and accuracy.

The 90-percent confidence interval is a measure of an estimate's variability. The larger the confidence interval in relation to the size of the estimate, the less reliable the estimate.



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