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. 2015 Nov;105(Suppl 5):S658–S664. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2015.302837

TABLE 1—

2013 Demographics of Previously Uninsured by 2014 Coverage Status: Minnesota, 2013–2014

Variable Gained Coverage (n = 120), % (SE) Remained Uninsured (n = 98), % (SE)
Uninsurance duration
 Short-term uninsured (≤ 12 mo in 2013) 38.9 (7.2) 20.9 (6.3)
 Long-term uninsured (> 12 mo in 2013) 61.1 (7.2) 79.1 (6.3)
Age, y
 0–17 38.1 (8.4) 12.7 a,** (4.8)
 18–34 26.0 (6.2) 40.1 (8.7)
 35–64 35.9 (6.7) 47.2 (8.3)
Race/ethnicity
 Non-White 65.6 (8.4) 53.6 (8.5)
 White 34.4 (8.4) 46.4 (8.5)
Gender
 Male 56.9 (7.4) 66.6 (7.7)
 Female 43.1 (7.4) 33.4 (7.7)
Marital status (only age ≥ 18 y, missing for some)
 Not married 66.8 (7.1) 74.1 (6.9)
 Married 33.2 (7.1) 25.9 (6.9)
Income/federal poverty guidelines,b %
 0–< 138 38.4 (7.7) 47.3 (8.5)
 138–400 55.0 (7.7) 47.8 (8.4)
 > 400 6.6a (2.4) 5.0a (2.6)
Area of residence
 Metropolitan 48.7 (7.8) 55.4 (8.5)
 Greater Minnesota/rural 51.3 (7.8) 44.6 (8.5)
Employment status
 Not employed 20.1 (5.9) 27.3 (7.4)
 Employed 80.0 (5.9) 72.7 (7.4)
Education
 ≤ high school graduate 40.2 (8.3) 64.2* (7.2)
 College or postgraduate 59.9 (8.3) 35.8* (7.2)
Self-reported health status
 Fair/poor health 19.5a (7.2) 14.9a (6.4)
 Excellent/very good/good health 80.5 (7.2) 85.1 (6.4)

Note. Unweighted number is presented. Demographic characteristic data were collected in 2013 unless otherwise noted.

Source. Minnesota Health Insurance Transitions Study (MN-HITS).

a

Relative SE > 0.3—use caution.

b

Federal poverty guidelines according to the US Department of Health and Human Services.1

*P < .05; **P < .01.