A health coverage report by AHIP reveals the payer mix in each state for 2023. Utah has the highest percentage of residents enrolled in commercial health plans, while New Mexico has the highest Medicaid enrollment and Maine has the highest Medicare enrollment. The data highlights the varying proportions of commercial, Medicaid, Medicare, and uninsured populations across different states.
According to a health coverage report by AHIP, each state has a different payer mix for 2023. Utah has the highest percentage of residents enrolled in commercial health plans (68%), while New Mexico has the highest percentage enrolled in Medicaid (28%), and Maine has the highest percentage enrolled in Medicare (22%). Here is a breakdown of how residents in each state receive health coverage:
Alabama:
– Commercial: 54%
– Medicaid: 18%
– Medicare: 17%
– Uninsured: 8%
Alaska:
– Commercial: 44%
– Medicaid: 18%
– Medicare: 12%
– Uninsured: 12%
Arizona:
– Commercial: 51%
– Medicaid: 20%
– Medicare: 16%
– Uninsured: 10%
Arkansas:
– Commercial: 47%
– Medicaid: 25%
– Medicare: 18%
– Uninsured: 9%
California:
– Commercial: 54%
– Medicaid: 24%
– Medicare: 13%
– Uninsured: 8%
Colorado:
– Commercial: 58%
– Medicaid: 19%
– Medicare: 12%
– Uninsured: 7%
Connecticut:
– Commercial: 56%
– Medicaid: 20%
– Medicare: 17%
– Uninsured: 6%
Delaware:
– Commercial: 50%
– Medicaid: 23%
– Medicare: 19%
– Uninsured: 7%
Florida:
– Commercial: 49%
– Medicaid: 15%
– Medicare: 20%
– Uninsured: 13%
Georgia:
– Commercial: 56%
– Medicaid: 17%
– Medicare: 13%
– Uninsured: 12%
Hawaii:
– Commercial: 54%
– Medicaid: 18%
– Medicare: 18%
– Uninsured: 4%
Idaho:
– Commercial: 54%
– Medicaid: 20%
– Medicare: 15%
– Uninsured: 10%
Illinois:
– Commercial: 62%
– Medicaid: 16%
– Medicare: 15%
– Uninsured: 7%
Indiana:
– Commercial: 58%
– Medicaid: 20%
– Medicare: 16%
– Uninsured: 5%
Iowa:
– Commercial: 59%
– Medicaid: 16%
– Medicare: 17%
– Uninsured: 7%
Kansas:
– Commercial: 62%
– Medicaid: 12%
– Medicare: 16%
– Uninsured: 8%
Kentucky:
– Commercial: 50%
– Medicaid: 22%
– Medicare: 18%
– Uninsured: 7%
Louisiana:
– Commercial: 48%
– Medicaid: 25%
– Medicare: 15%
– Uninsured: 9%
Maine:
– Commercial: 54%
– Medicaid: 17%
– Medicare: 22%
– Uninsured: 4%
Maryland:
– Commercial: 61%
– Medicaid: 17%
– Medicare: 14%
– Uninsured: 7%
Massachusetts:
– Commercial: 60%
– Medicaid: 22%
– Medicare: 15%
– Uninsured: 3%
Michigan:
– Commercial: 59%
– Medicaid: 20%
– Medicare: 18%
– Uninsured: 3%
Minnesota:
– Commercial: 64%
– Medicaid: 17%
– Medicare: 15%
– Uninsured: 4%
Mississippi:
– Commercial: 48%
– Medicaid: 22%
– Medicare: 17%
– Uninsured: 11%
Missouri:
– Commercial: 60%
– Medicaid: 14%
– Medicare: 18%
– Uninsured: 8%
Montana:
– Commercial: 55%
– Medicaid: 19%
– Medicare: 18%
– Uninsured: 6%
Nebraska:
– Commercial: 64%
– Medicaid: 12%
– Medicare: 16%
– Uninsured: 6%
Nevada:
– Commercial: 54%
– Medicaid: 17%
– Medicare: 17%
– Uninsured: 11%
New Hampshire:
– Commercial: 60%
– Medicaid: 13%
– Medicare: 20%
– Uninsured: 5%
New Jersey:
– Commercial: 61%
– Medicaid: 18%
– Medicare: 15%
– Uninsured: 5%
New Mexico:
– Commercial: 38%
– Medicaid: 28%
– Medicare: 19%
– Uninsured: 10%
New York:
– Commercial: 53%
– Medicaid: 27%
– Medicare: 14%
– Uninsured: 6%
North Carolina:
– Commercial: 56%
– Medicaid: 16%
– Medicare: 16%
– Uninsured: 8%
North Dakota:
– Commercial: 65%
– Medicaid: 11%
– Medicare: 15%
– Uninsured: 6%
Ohio:
– Commercial: 54%
– Medicaid: 22%
– Medicare: 18%
– Uninsured: 5%
Oklahoma:
– Commercial: 50%
– Medicaid: 19%
– Medicare: 16%
– Uninsured: 14%
Oregon:
– Commercial: 58%
– Medicaid: 18%
– Medicare: 17%
– Uninsured: 6%
Pennsylvania:
– Commercial: 56%
– Medicaid: 20%
– Medicare: 17%
– Uninsured: 6%
Rhode Island:
– Commercial: 59%
– Medicaid: 19%
– Medicare: 18%
– Uninsured: 3%
South Carolina:
– Commercial: 55%
– Medicaid: 17%
– Medicare: 17%
– Uninsured: 8%
South Dakota:
– Commercial: 66%
– Medicaid: 12%
– Medicare: 15%
– Uninsured: 5%
Tennessee:
– Commercial: 52%
– Medicaid: 18%
– Medicare: 17%
– Uninsured: 10%
Texas:
– Commercial: 54%
– Medicaid: 15%
– Medicare: 12%
– Uninsured: 17%
Utah:
– Commercial: 68%
– Medicaid: 12%
– Medicare: 10%
– Uninsured: 9%
Vermont:
– Commercial: 58%
– Medicaid: 19%
– Medicare: 19%
– Uninsured: 3%
Virginia:
– Commercial: 62%
– Medicaid: 13%
– Medicare: 13%
– Uninsured: 6%
Washington:
– Commercial: 60%
– Medicaid: 19%
– Medicare: 13%
– Uninsured: 7%
Washington, D.C.:
– Commercial: 63%
– Medicaid: 22%
– Medicare: 10%
– Uninsured: 4%
West Virginia:
– Commercial: 45%
– Medicaid: 26%
– Medicare: 20%
– Uninsured: 7%
Wisconsin:
– Commercial: 59%
– Medicaid: 17%
– Medicare: 16%
– Uninsured: 6%
Wyoming:
– Commercial: 58%
– Medicaid: 13%
– Medicare: 16%
– Uninsured: 9%
These figures provide an overview of the payer mix in each state, with variations in the percentages of residents enrolled in commercial health plans, Medicaid, Medicare, and the uninsured population.
