Administrative Records and the 2020 Census

Who Are the Uninsured?

In 2016, there were about 27.3 million people (8.6 percent of the population) who lacked health insurance coverage according to the latest American Community Survey data.

Health Insurance Coverage of Veterans

Financing the health care of veterans is of particular concern to the American public given the unique medical needs many require as a result of illnesses and injuries incurred while serving in the military.

Health Insurance Coverage Measurement in Two Surveys

The U.S. Census Bureau is releasing two sources for health insurance statistics for the U.S.: the Annual Social & Economic Supplement to the Current Population Survey & the ACS.

Childlessness Rises for Women in Their Early 30s

There has been a small but significant increase in the number of childless women in their early 30s over the past decade, according to recently released data from the Current Population Survey’s fertility supplement.