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Health Insurance Coverage for Florida Counties, 2000: Experimental Estimates


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All ages,  2000


ID State and County Number Insured Number Uninsured 90% Confidence Interval (±) Percent Uninsured 90% Confidence Interval (±)
12000 Florida 13,509,780 2,507,194 119,611 15.7 1.0
12001 Alachua County 175,054 33,617 4,122 16.1 2.0
12003 Baker County 17,747 2,735 434 13.4 2.1
12005 Bay County 124,941 21,318 2,901 14.6 2.0
12007 Bradford County 18,853 3,409 449 15.3 2.0
12009 Brevard County 418,038 58,996 9,274 12.4 1.9
12011 Broward County 1,391,920 264,560 31,350 16.0 1.9
12013 Calhoun County 9,202 2,015 224 18.0 2.0
12015 Charlotte County 126,439 15,876 3,154 11.2 2.2
12017 Citrus County 102,486 16,855 2,642 14.1 2.2
12019 Clay County 126,606 17,984 3,060 12.4 2.1
12021 Collier County 226,093 35,984 6,200 13.7 2.4
12023 Columbia County 45,302 9,336 1,076 17.1 2.0
12027 DeSoto County 23,823 6,924 669 22.5 2.2
12029 Dixie County 10,389 2,414 259 18.9 2.0
12031 Duval County 668,138 108,555 14,378 14.0 1.8
12033 Escambia County 228,404 43,450 5,315 16.0 2.0
12035 Flagler County 46,400 6,658 1,185 12.5 2.2
12037 Franklin County 7,765 1,687 198 17.9 2.1
12039 Gadsden County 33,827 9,187 871 21.4 2.0
12041 Gilchrist County 10,989 2,396 267 17.9 2.0
12043 Glades County 8,121 1,872 219 18.7 2.2
12045 Gulf County 9,996 1,955 241 16.4 2.0
12047 Hamilton County 8,549 2,415 221 22.0 2.0
12049 Hardee County 19,236 6,307 532 24.7 2.1
12051 Hendry County 26,822 8,529 725 24.1 2.1
12053 Hernando County 114,307 18,239 2,812 13.8 2.1
12055 Highlands County 71,922 15,429 1,926 17.7 2.2
12057 Hillsborough County 852,290 159,922 18,943 15.8 1.9
12059 Holmes County 13,621 3,321 337 19.6 2.0
12061 Indian River County 100,599 12,963 2,578 11.4 2.3
12063 Jackson County 34,092 6,703 828 16.4 2.0
12065 Jefferson County 9,932 1,923 237 16.2 2.0
12067 Lafayette County 4,735 1,190 119 20.1 2.0
12069 Lake County 188,738 31,233 4,788 14.2 2.2
12071 Lee County 387,420 66,178 10,598 14.6 2.3
12073 Leon County 195,195 32,754 4,583 14.4 2.0
12075 Levy County 28,069 6,477 703 18.7 2.0
12077 Liberty County 4,640 1,042 116 18.3 2.0
12079 Madison County 13,815 3,163 338 18.6 2.0
12081 Manatee County 231,580 36,466 5,635 13.6 2.1
12083 Marion County 217,361 41,468 5,303 16.0 2.0
12085 Martin County 112,111 14,138 2,851 11.2 2.3
12086 Miami-Dade County 1,775,170 485,473 46,359 21.5 2.1
12087 Monroe County 67,844 10,211 1,691 13.1 2.2
12089 Nassau County 52,032 6,260 1,235 10.7 2.1
12091 Okaloosa County 144,935 21,753 3,386 13.1 2.0
12093 Okeechobee County 26,794 7,655 731 22.2 2.1
12095 Orange County 752,950 157,645 17,289 17.3 1.9
12097 Osceola County 145,619 33,602 3,633 18.7 2.0
12099 Palm Beach County 984,520 159,195 23,374 13.9 2.0
12101 Pasco County 304,344 49,412 7,253 14.0 2.0
12103 Pinellas County 796,590 109,940 17,437 12.1 1.9
12105 Polk County 400,860 79,871 9,495 16.6 2.0
12107 Putnam County 56,224 13,304 1,368 19.1 2.0
12109 St. Johns County 115,349 12,404 2,690 9.7 2.1
12111 St. Lucie County 166,321 29,919 4,009 15.2 2.0
12113 Santa Rosa County 103,697 15,347 2,419 12.9 2.0
12115 Sarasota County 294,887 31,428 7,116 9.6 2.2
12117 Seminole County 320,841 49,258 7,167 13.3 1.9
12119 Sumter County 39,719 8,049 1,030 16.8 2.2
12121 Suwannee County 28,651 6,295 697 18.0 2.0
12123 Taylor County 14,977 2,972 362 16.6 2.0
12125 Union County 7,985 1,486 198 15.7 2.1
12127 Volusia County 374,596 64,065 8,730 14.6 2.0
12129 Wakulla County 19,078 3,482 461 15.4 2.0
12131 Walton County 33,881 6,954 839 17.0 2.1
12133 Washington County 16,348 3,573 402 17.9 2.0
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Under age 18,  2000


ID State and County Number Insured Number Uninsured 90% Confidence Interval (±) Percent Uninsured 90% Confidence Interval (±)
12000 Florida 3,171,149 582,974 39,734 15.5 2.0
12001 Alachua County 37,813 6,312 1,147 14.3 2.6
12003 Baker County 5,602 596 172 9.6 2.8
12005 Bay County 32,125 4,087 954 11.3 2.6
12007 Bradford County 5,066 704 154 12.2 2.7
12009 Brevard County 93,942 12,440 2,697 11.7 2.5
12011 Broward County 335,116 65,842 10,009 16.4 2.5
12013 Calhoun County 2,521 444 79 15.0 2.6
12015 Charlotte County 20,474 2,523 616 11.0 2.7
12017 Citrus County 18,129 2,680 554 12.9 2.7
12019 Clay County 35,833 4,638 1,111 11.5 2.7
12021 Collier County 44,857 8,425 1,531 15.8 2.9
12023 Columbia County 12,440 2,087 377 14.4 2.6
12027 DeSoto County 5,562 1,678 202 23.2 2.8
12029 Dixie County 2,541 464 80 15.4 2.7
12031 Duval County 185,391 25,007 5,186 11.9 2.5
12033 Escambia County 60,427 9,331 1,783 13.4 2.6
12035 Flagler County 8,474 1,197 263 12.4 2.7
12037 Franklin County 1,693 302 54 15.1 2.7
12039 Gadsden County 9,493 2,304 313 19.5 2.7
12041 Gilchrist County 3,019 552 93 15.5 2.6
12043 Glades County 1,910 433 64 18.5 2.7
12045 Gulf County 2,431 387 75 13.7 2.6
12047 Hamilton County 2,449 619 82 20.2 2.6
12049 Hardee County 5,567 1,862 209 25.1 2.8
12051 Hendry County 8,291 2,684 308 24.5 2.8
12053 Hernando County 22,073 3,447 669 13.5 2.6
12055 Highlands County 13,914 3,116 449 18.3 2.6
12057 Hillsborough County 222,919 39,273 6,769 15.0 2.6
12059 Holmes County 3,498 684 110 16.4 2.6
12061 Indian River County 19,528 2,625 615 11.8 2.8
12063 Jackson County 8,853 1,367 274 13.4 2.7
12065 Jefferson County 2,461 379 76 13.3 2.7
12067 Lafayette County 1,255 298 42 19.2 2.7
12069 Lake County 39,247 6,477 1,195 14.2 2.6
12071 Lee County 78,004 13,919 2,440 15.1 2.7
12073 Leon County 44,905 6,191 1,320 12.1 2.6
12075 Levy County 6,852 1,374 219 16.7 2.7
12077 Liberty County 1,264 234 41 15.6 2.7
12079 Madison County 3,767 725 118 16.1 2.6
12081 Manatee County 49,287 8,300 1,523 14.4 2.6
12083 Marion County 47,996 8,689 1,458 15.3 2.6
12085 Martin County 21,309 2,980 675 12.3 2.8
12086 Miami-Dade County 441,212 125,028 15,386 22.1 2.7
12087 Monroe County 11,787 1,757 397 13.0 2.9
12089 Nassau County 13,392 1,183 408 8.1 2.8
12091 Okaloosa County 38,324 4,793 1,132 11.1 2.6
12093 Okeechobee County 6,974 2,019 245 22.4 2.7
12095 Orange County 196,540 40,736 6,211 17.2 2.6
12097 Osceola County 39,408 9,401 1,377 19.3 2.8
12099 Palm Beach County 212,898 36,742 6,432 14.7 2.6
12101 Pasco County 64,060 9,901 1,926 13.4 2.6
12103 Pinellas County 160,259 20,498 4,446 11.3 2.5
12105 Polk County 101,022 19,940 3,142 16.5 2.6
12107 Putnam County 14,410 2,989 452 17.2 2.6
12109 St. Johns County 27,335 2,570 824 8.6 2.8
12111 St. Lucie County 38,244 6,697 1,186 14.9 2.6
12113 Santa Rosa County 28,834 3,261 856 10.2 2.7
12115 Sarasota County 49,340 5,439 1,507 9.9 2.7
12117 Seminole County 82,282 12,317 2,530 13.0 2.7
12119 Sumter County 7,328 1,478 230 16.8 2.6
12121 Suwannee County 7,074 1,359 222 16.1 2.6
12123 Taylor County 4,057 605 124 13.0 2.7
12125 Union County 2,520 360 77 12.5 2.7
12127 Volusia County 78,203 13,410 2,356 14.6 2.6
12129 Wakulla County 5,247 745 160 12.4 2.7
12131 Walton County 7,900 1,348 245 14.6 2.6
12133 Washington County 4,203 725 130 14.7 2.6
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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.


Source: U.S. Census Bureau | Small Area Health Insurance Estimates Program |  Last Revised: