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Table C-2. Health Insurance Coverage by Race and Hispanic Origin: 1999 to 2009—Con (Numbers in thousands People as of March of the following year For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see www.census.gov/apsd/techdoc/cps/cpsmar10.pdf) Covered by private and/or government health insurance Race, Hispanic origin, Private health insurance Government health insurance and year Employ- Military Total people Total Total ment Direct based purchase Total Medicaid Medicare health 1 care Not covered BLACK ALONE 6 Number 2009 38,624 30,522 18,813 17,275 1,744 15,020 10,459 4,598 1,564 8,102 2008 38,076 30,792 19,894 18,371 1,638 14,177 9,686 4,539 1,544 7,284 2007 37,775 30,403 20,169 18,525 1,691 13,234 8,986 4,303 1,358 7,372 2006 2005 37,369 29,717 20,034 18,401 1,766 12,454 8,531 4,059 1,216 7,652 2 2004 36,965 29,959 19,950 18,263 1,918 13,168 9,154 4,108 1,357 7,006 2 36,548 29,684 19,899 18,352 1,803 12,995 9,048 3,921 1,415 6,864 2003 36,121 29,234 19,552 18,135 1,701 12,585 8,797 3,989 1,225 6,887 2002 35,806 28,744 19,544 18,193 1,589 12,058 8,289 3,776 1,268 7,062 Percent 2009 1000 790 487 447 45 389 271 119 41 210 2008 1000 809 522 482 43 372 254 119 41 191 2007 1000 805 534 490 45 350 238 114 36 195 2006 2005 1000 795 536 492 47 333 228 109 33 205 2 2004 1000 810 540 494 52 356 248 111 37 190 2 1000 812 544 502 49 356 248 107 39 188 2003 1000 809 541 502 47 348 244 110 34 191 2002 1000 803 546 508 44 337 231 105 35 197 BLACK 5 Number 2001 2000 36,023 29,359 20,569 19,177 1,713 11,616 7,994 3,783 1,192 6,664 3 35,597 29,065 20,652 19,075 1,910 11,579 7,735 3,871 1,372 6,532 1999 35,893 28,918 20,638 19,039 2,118 11,361 7,652 3,615 1,216 6,975 Percent 2001 2000 1000 815 571 532 48 322 222 105 33 185 3 1000 817 580 536 54 325 217 109 39 183 1999 1000 806 575 530 59 317 213 101 34 194 ASIAN ALONE OR IN COMBINATION Number 2009 15,281 12,778 10,302 9,050 1,390 3,530 2,167 1,353 477 2,503 2008 14,548 12,065 9,998 8,946 1,216 2,969 1,704 1,290 374 2,484 2007 14,444 12,122 9,995 8,951 1,216 2,888 1,659 1,238 379 2,321 2006 2005 14,348 12,188 10,222 9,033 1,387 2,859 1,616 1,227 404 2,160 2 2004 13,758 11,472 9,886 8,788 1,272 2,558 1,341 1,133 461 2,286 2 13,307 11,276 9,611 8,428 1,342 2,599 1,389 1,110 440 2,031 2003 12,905 10,577 8,908 7,891 1,181 2,478 1,385 1,096 355 2,329 2002 12,504 10,332 8,728 7,652 1,208 2,341 1,322 1,008 347 2,172 Percent 2009 1000 836 674 592 91 231 142 89 31 164 2008 1000 829 687 615 84 204 117 89 26 171 2007 1000 839 692 620 84 200 115 86 26 161 2006 2005 1000 849 712 630 97 199 113 86 28 151 2 2004 1000 834 719 639 92 186 97 82 33 166 2 1000 847 722 633 101 195 104 83 33 153 2003 1000 820 690 611 92 192 107 85 27 180 2002 See footnotes at end of table 1000 826 698 612 97 187 106 81 28 174 74 Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2009 U.S. Census Bureau
Table C-2. Health Insurance Coverage by Race and Hispanic Origin: 1999 to 2009—Con (Numbers in thousands People as of March of the following year For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see www.census.gov/apsd/techdoc/cps/cpsmar10.pdf) Covered by private and/or government health insurance Race, Hispanic origin, Private health insurance Government health insurance and year Employ- Military Total people Total Total ment Direct based purchase Total Medicaid Medicare health 1 care Not covered ASIAN ALONE 7 Number 2009 14,011 11,602 9,352 8,180 1,315 3,187 1,951 1,304 370 2,409 2008 13,315 10,971 9,081 8,094 1,138 2,708 1,540 1,258 292 2,344 2007 13,268 11,034 9,067 8,107 1,127 2,649 1,528 1,195 296 2,234 2006 2005 13,194 11,149 9,339 8,201 1,323 2,636 1,480 1,187 335 2,045 2 2004 12,599 10,438 9,006 7,968 1,206 2,301 1,211 1,103 353 2,161 2 12,241 10,341 8,805 7,711 1,250 2,398 1,280 1,081 366 1,900 2003 11,869 9,698 8,210 7,263 1,111 2,244 1,229 1,067 295 2,171 2002 Percent 11,558 9,499 8,024 7,004 1,151 2,132 1,202 988 270 2,060 2009 1000 828 667 584 94 227 139 93 26 172 2008 1000 824 682 608 85 203 116 95 22 176 2007 1000 832 683 611 85 200 115 90 22 168 2006 2005 1000 845 708 622 100 200 112 90 25 155 2 2004 1000 828 715 632 96 183 96 88 28 172 2 1000 845 719 630 102 196 105 88 30 155 2003 1000 817 692 612 94 189 104 90 25 183 2002 ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER 5 Number 1000 822 694 606 100 184 104 85 23 178 2001 2000 12,500 10,291 8,716 7,748 1,099 2,312 1,257 949 414 2,208 3 12,693 10,473 8,993 8,178 1,005 2,249 1,288 886 443 2,220 1999 Percent 11,964 9,769 8,299 7,426 982 2,204 1,179 897 450 2,196 2001 2000 1000 823 697 620 88 185 101 76 33 177 3 1000 825 709 644 79 177 101 70 35 175 1999 HISPANIC (ANY RACE) Number 1000 816 694 621 82 184 99 75 38 184 2009 48,901 33,081 19,453 17,830 1,618 16,006 12,959 3,274 989 15,820 2008 47,485 32,928 20,779 19,094 1,797 14,448 11,559 3,218 898 14,558 2007 46,026 31,256 20,194 18,551 1,804 13,031 10,348 2,887 801 14,770 2006 2005 44,854 29,558 19,434 17,934 1,587 12,207 9,646 2,757 813 15,296 2 2004 43,168 29,214 19,252 17,597 1,856 11,958 9,357 2,771 869 13,954 2 41,840 28,527 19,090 17,499 1,788 11,530 9,205 2,614 697 13,313 2003 40,425 27,355 18,372 16,970 1,559 10,716 8,505 2,462 639 13,070 2002 39,384 26,815 18,324 16,921 1,481 10,280 7,946 2,535 724 12,569 2001 2000 37,438 25,146 17,460 16,096 1,401 9,227 7,074 2,295 704 12,292 3 36,093 24,340 17,264 16,031 1,354 8,566 6,552 2,141 682 11,753 1999 Percent 34,773 23,445 16,786 15,419 1,414 8,168 6,253 1,979 626 11,328 2009 1000 676 398 365 33 327 265 67 20 324 2008 1000 693 438 402 38 304 243 68 19 307 2007 1000 679 439 403 39 283 225 63 17 321 2006 2005 1000 659 433 400 35 272 215 61 18 341 2 2004 1000 677 446 408 43 277 217 64 20 323 2 1000 682 456 418 43 276 220 62 17 318 2003 1000 677 454 420 39 265 210 61 16 323 2002 1000 681 465 430 38 261 202 64 18 319 2001 2000 1000 672 466 430 37 246 189 61 19 328 3 1000 674 478 444 38 237 182 59 19 326 1999 1000 674 483 443 41 235 180 57 18 326 1 Military health care includes Tricare and CHAMPVA (Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs), as well as care provided by the Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs and care provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs and the military 2 The 2004 and 2005 data were revised in March 2007 See 3 Implementation of a 28,000 household sample expansion 4 The 2003 CPS asked respondents to choose one or more races White alone refers to people who reported White and did not report any other race category The use of this singlerace population does not imply that it is the preferred method of presenting or analyzing data The Census Bureau uses a variety of approaches Information on people who reported more than one race, such as White and American Indian and Alaska Native or Asian and Black or African American, is available from Census 2000 through American FactFinder About 26 percent of people reported more than one race in Census 2000 5 The 2001 CPS and earlier years asked respondents to report only one race The reference groups for these years are White, White not Hispanic, Black, and Asian and Pacific Islander 6 Black alone refers to people who reported Black or African American and did not report any other race 7 Asian alone refers to people who reported Asian and did not report any other race Note: All years reflect the implementation of the verification question The data for 1999 through 2003 were revised using an approximation method for consistency with the revision to the 2004 and 2005 estimates To see the original series, see Table C-1 in Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2005 at Source: US Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 2000 to 2010 Annual Social and Economic Supplements U.S. Census Bureau Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2009 75
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