Medicaid and Family Planning: Background and Implications of the ACA
Appendix 1: Women with Full Medicaid Benefits and Share that are Reproductive Age, by State
| Appendix 1: Women with Full Medicaid Benefits and Share that are Reproductive Age, by State, 2011 | |||
| State |
Total Number of Women Ages 15 and Older Enrolled in Medicaid with
Full Benefits
|
Number of Women with Medicaid who are
Reproductive Age
(ages 15 to 49)
|
Reproductive Age Women(ages 15 to 49) as Share of Adult Women with Medicaid |
| U.S. Total | 19,403,918 | 13,543,835 | 70% |
| Alabama | 208,642 | 132,041 | 63% |
| Alaska | 43,916 | 33,157 | 76% |
| Arizona | 415,949 | 310,873 | 75% |
| Arkansas | 168,176 | 114,267 | 68% |
| California | 2,673,412 | 1,692,124 | 63% |
| Colorado | 233,451 | 178,665 | 77% |
| Connecticut | 275,407 | 198,813 | 72% |
| Delaware | 78,560 | 62,627 | 80% |
| DC | 86,572 | 59,874 | 69% |
| Florida | 1,011,048 | 713,681 | 71% |
| Georgia | 529,780 | 399,116 | 75% |
| Hawaii | 100,824 | 69,827 | 69% |
| Idaho | 61,462 | 44,759 | 73% |
| Illinois | 1,031,364 | 779,393 | 76% |
| Indiana | 325,604 | 234,323 | 72% |
| Iowa | 189,851 | 136,180 | 72% |
| Kansas | 112,596 | 76,863 | 68% |
| Kentucky | 291,330 | 205,244 | 70% |
| Louisiana | 301,117 | 208,081 | 69% |
| Maine | 135,229 | 95,458 | 71% |
| Maryland | 303,690 | 231,873 | 76% |
| Massachusetts | 423,898 | 270,992 | 64% |
| Michigan | 747,090 | 552,681 | 74% |
| Minnesota | 375,526 | 270,365 | 72% |
| Mississippi | 192,769 | 124,873 | 65% |
| Missouri | 364,969 | 250,360 | 69% |
| Montana | 31,309 | 19,880 | 63% |
| Nebraska | 88,801 | 61,177 | 69% |
| Nevada | 95,078 | 74,526 | 78% |
| New Hampshire | 52,955 | 37,783 | 71% |
| New Jersey | 308,418 | 188,028 | 61% |
| New Mexico | 130,835 | 100,973 | 77% |
| New York | 1,958,958 | 1,286,194 | 66% |
| North Carolina | 527,080 | 357,355 | 68% |
| North Dakota | 29,919 | 21,525 | 72% |
| Ohio | 790,018 | 598,985 | 76% |
| Oklahoma | 249,044 | 174,367 | 70% |
| Oregon | 183,011 | 132,329 | 72% |
| Pennsylvania | 853,488 | 585,602 | 69% |
| Rhode Island | 69,420 | 47,163 | 68% |
| South Carolina | 304,332 | 210,599 | 69% |
| South Dakota | 33,765 | 24,207 | 72% |
| Tennessee | 508,357 | 392,654 | 77% |
| Texas | 1,031,040 | 733,598 | 71% |
| Utah | 93,020 | 73,215 | 79% |
| Vermont | 64,428 | 45,444 | 71% |
| Virginia | 317,111 | 225,641 | 71% |
| Washington | 373,749 | 281,030 | 75% |
| West Virginia | 142,072 | 98,673 | 69% |
| Wisconsin | 462,474 | 308,334 | 67% |
| Wyoming | 23,004 | 18,043 | 78% |
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NOTES: This table shows the number of people with full Medicaid benefits for at least 1 month in 2011. Enrollees whose age was not provided or whose gender was unknown were excluded from the data, accounting for less than 1% of all enrollees. Due to data quality issues, individuals with disabilities in Maine who were enrolled in Medicaid only in Q4 are not included in totals.
SOURCE: Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured and Urban Institute analysis of FY 2011 MSIS. 2010 MSIS data were used for FL, KS, ME, MD, MT, NJ, NM, OK, TX, and UT because 2011 data were unavailable or unreliable in these states.
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