Table 3.

Changes in disability-associated health care expenditures (DAHE) and prevalence of disability by state, United States, 2003-2015 ^a

State	Total DAHE			DAHE per capita			DAHE per person with disability			Prevalence of disability, %
	2015, millions $	2003, millions $	Change, % b	2015, $	2003, $	Change, % b	2015, $	2003, $	Change, % b	2015	2003	Change b
United States	868 037	527 112	65	3716	2902	28	17 431	15 422	13	21	19	13
Alabama	13 179	8191	61	3605	2859	26	12 603	12 619	0	29	23	26
Alaska	2247	1282	75	4183	3241	29	20 497	17 237	19	20	19	9
Arizona	14 849	6769	119	3042	1987	53	14 326	10 569	36	21	19	13
Arkansas	8616	4868	77	3915	2781	41	13 955	12 617	11	28	22	27
California	102 811	50 679	103	4044	2200	84	19 949	12 414	61	20	18	14
Colorado	12 013	5815	107	3217	1973	63	15 935	11 415	40	20	17	17
Connecticut	12 450	8403	48	4509	3886	16	21 927	22 574	−3	21	17	19
Delaware	3131	1621	93	4378	3360	30	20 889	18 643	12	21	18	16
District of Columbia	2654	1658	60	5078	4453	14	27 839	29 810	−7	18	15	22
Florida	53 147	30 674	73	3491	2822	24	15 811	14 209	11	22	20	11
Georgia	20 298	13 453	51	2788	2498	12	13 543	13 841	−2	21	18	14
Hawaii	3035	1349	125	2845	2252	26	17 721	17 296	2	16	13	23
Idaho	3543	1983	79	3048	2304	32	14 059	11 295	24	22	20	6
Illinois	32 751	21 216	54	3457	3223	7	18 881	19 680	−4	18	16	12
Indiana	18 659	11 081	68	3806	2820	35	16 973	15 476	10	22	18	23
Iowa	8308	5198	60	3571	2693	33	17 819	15 753	13	20	17	17
Kansas	6874	4484	53	3293	2634	25	15 746	14 852	6	21	18	18
Kentucky	13 951	7713	81	4220	3233	31	15 177	13 362	14	28	24	15
Louisiana	13 315	8738	52	3986	3355	19	16 752	18 559	−10	24	18	32
Maine	4490	3204	40	4309	3722	16	18 219	18 023	1	24	21	15
Maryland	16 965	9648	76	3773	2803	35	21 118	16 604	27	18	17	6
Massachusetts	24 841	15 451	61	4800	3825	25	22 017	21 091	4	22	18	20
Michigan	28 174	18 058	56	3736	2883	30	15 868	13 937	14	24	21	14
Minnesota	15 457	10 343	49	3791	3138	21	21 267	15 318	39	18	20	−13
Mississippi	8695	6025	44	4044	3451	17	15 483	15 328	<1	26	23	16
Missouri	17 830	11 796	51	3887	3176	22	15 359	14 746	4	25	22	18
Montana	2581	1442	79	3283	2493	32	13 638	12 136	12	24	21	17
Nebraska	4628	3101	49	3387	2835	19	17 500	16 025	9	19	18	9
Nevada	5995	2775	116	2855	1946	47	14 225	10 381	37	20	19	7
New Hampshire	3740	2193	71	3620	2646	37	17 463	14 344	22	21	18	12
New Jersey	24 784	16 477	50	3738	3127	20	21 415	19 200	12	17	16	7
New Mexico	5070	2865	77	3371	2433	39	14 518	12 249	19	23	20	17
New York	71 811	53 166	35	4786	4416	8	23 101	24 747	−7	21	18	16
North Carolina	25 033	14 863	68	3393	2908	17	15 230	16 185	−6	22	18	24
North Dakota	2043	1152	77	3635	2755	32	20 352	17 132	19	18	16	11
Ohio	35 021	25 110	39	3980	3431	16	17 732	17 528	1	22	20	15
Oklahoma	10 529	6230	69	3724	2800	33	13 946	12 207	14	27	23	16
Oregon	11 900	5670	110	3989	2429	64	16 127	10 424	55	25	23	6
Pennsylvania	41 527	27 192	53	4207	3371	25	19 241	17 799	8	22	19	15
Rhode Island	3670	2368	55	4454	3473	28	20 174	19 677	3	22	18	25
South Carolina	12 237	7335	67	3349	2807	19	13 807	15 010	−8	24	19	30
South Dakota	2201	1346	63	3458	2711	28	16 489	14 196	16	21	19	10
Tennessee	17 509	11 675	50	3653	3334	10	13 925	17 496	−20	26	19	38
Texas	56 664	31 883	78	2972	2400	24	17 189	13 553	27	17	18	−2
Utah	4833	2658	82	2562	1913	34	14 112	10 430	35	18	18	−1
Vermont	2197	1248	76	4449	3036	47	20 096	15 715	28	22	19	15
Virginia	18 359	10 571	74	2928	2271	29	15 766	12 595	25	19	18	3
Washington	19 524	10 719	82	3671	2712	35	15 068	11 766	28	24	23	6
West Virginia	6665	4306	55	4555	3536	29	15 494	13 211	17	29	27	10
Wisconsin	15 843	10 272	54	3728	2882	29	18 320	16 041	14	20	18	13
Wyoming	1387	793	75	3158	2398	32	14 821	12 726	16	21	19	13

^aExpenditures based on 2013-2015 and 2002-2003 data were converted to 2017 medical prices. Data sources: 2013-2015 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, ¹⁶ 2013-2015 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, ¹⁷ and 2014 National Health Expenditure Accounts. ¹⁸

^bPercentage changes for total DAHE were calculated using expenditures rounded to the nearest dollar and, as a result, may be different from percentage changes calculated based on the expenditures presented in the table that are expressed in millions $. Similarly, percentage changes for disability prevalence were calculated using prevalence rounded to one decimal point and, as a result, may be different from percentage changes calculated based on the prevalence presented in the table and rounded to the nearest percentage point.