Table 2.

Regression results for pre- to post-ACA differences in private insurance coverage for African Americans and whites with incomes between 100 and 400% FPL and without employer coverage offers

Variable	β	SE	95% CI		p <
African American	− 0.088	0.013	− 0.113	− 0.062	0.000
Post-ACA	0.038	0.007	0.023	0.052	0.000
Post-ACA × African American	0.044	0.019	0.007	0.081	0.020
Age group
Age 18–26	0.185	0.011	0.162	0.208	0.000
Age 27–35	− 0.058	0.010	− 0.077	− 0.039	0.000
Age 50–64	0.095	0.010	0.076	0.114	0.000
Functional limitation
Yes	− 0.042	0.008	− 0.057	− 0.026	0.000
Gender
Female	0.052	0.007	0.038	0.066	0.000
Marital status
Married	0.195	0.009	0.177	0.212	0.000
Was married	− 0.019	0.011	− 0.040	0.003	0.093
Number of children
One child	− 0.024	0.010	− 0.043	− 0.004	0.019
Two children	0.027	0.011	0.005	0.049	0.017
Three or more children	0.053	0.013	0.027	0.079	0.000
Employment status
Employed	− 0.029	0.008	− 0.045	− 0.015	0.000
Educational attainment
High school	0.104	0.011	0.082	0.127	0.000
Some college	0.188	0.012	0.165	0.211	0.000
Associates degree	0.157	0.014	0.130	0.184	0.000
Bachelor’s degree	0.287	0.013	0.262	0.313	0.000
Graduate degree	0.315	0.016	0.283	0.347	0.000
Income level
200–300% FPL	0.174	0.009	0.157	0.191	0.000
300–400% FPL	0.302	0.010	0.283	0.321	0.000
> 200FPL1	0.291	0.011	0.269	0.314	0.000
Intercept	0.015	0.014	− 0.014	0.043	0.307

Excluded group is white, age 36–49, no functional limitations, male, not married, no children, not employed, less than high school or unknown education level, and income 100–200% FPL

¹Income greater than 200% but upper limit unknown