Texas: SHAP Grantee Chartbook

Texas
SHAP Grantee Chartbook
Health Insurance Coverage Estimates

from the 2009 American Community Survey (ACS)
Prepared for:
State Health Access Program (SHAP)
Last Updated: May 27, 2011
Texas SHAP Grantee Chartbook
This chartbook was prepared for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Health
Resources and Services Administrations State Health Access Program (SHAP) by the State
Health Access Data Assistance Center (SHADAC).
2221 University Ave SE, Suite 345

Minneapolis, MN 55414
Ph. 612-624-4802
Fax. 612-624-1493
Email. shadac@umn.edu
www.shadac.org/shap
5600 Fishers Lane

Rockville, MD 20857
HRSA Contact Person
Michelle Herzog
Ph. 301-443-0650
Email. mherzog@hrsa.gov
Texas SHAP Grantee Organization:

Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Project Liaison
Maureen Milligan
Ph. 512-491-1328
Email. maureen.milligan@hhsc.state.tx.us
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Table of Contents
Page
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Summary Statistics ........................................................................................................................................................ 1
Exhibit 1: Any Source of Health Insurance Coverage by Poverty Level, Age 0-64, ACS 2009 .................................. 1
Maps and Data Tables ................................................................................................................................................... 2
Exhibit 2.1: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, ACS 2009 ........................................................................ 3
Exhibit 2.1.A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, ACS 2009 ...................................... 4
Exhibit 2.2: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-64, ACS 2009 ........................... 6
Exhibit 2.3: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 ..................................................... 7
Exhibit 2.3.A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 ................... 8
Exhibit 2.4: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 ...... 10
Exhibit 2.5: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64 by Federal Poverty Level (FPL), ACS 2009 ..................... 11
Exhibit 3.1: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-18, ACS 2009 ...................................................................... 16
Exhibit 3.1.A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-18, ACS 2009 .................................... 17
Exhibit 3.2: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-18, ACS 2009 ......................... 19
Exhibit 3.3: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-18, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 ................................................... 20
Exhibit 3.3A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-18, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 .................. 21
Exhibit 3.4: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-18, <200% FPL, ACS ............... 23
Exhibit 3.5: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-18 by Federal Poverty Level (FPL), ACS 2009 ..................... 24
Exhibit 4.1: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 19-64, ACS 2009 .................................................................... 29
Exhibit 4.1A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 19-64, ACS 2009 ................................... 30
Exhibit 4.2: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 19-64, ACS 2009 ....................... 32
Exhibit 4.3: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 19-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 ................................................. 33
Exhibit 4.3.A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 19-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009 ............... 34
Exhibit 4.4: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 19-64, <200% FPL, ACS ............. 36
Exhibit 4.5: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 19-64 by Federal Poverty Level (FPL), ACS 2009 ................... 37
Appendix A. Technical Assistance Available from SHADAC ........................................................................................ 42
Appendix B. Data Source ............................................................................................................................................ 43
Appendix C. Metro Area Sub-state (PUMA) Maps ...................................................................................................... 44
Appendix D. Texas Map of Major Cities ...................................................................................................................... 75
Appendix E. Texas Map of County Boundaries ........................................................................................................... 76
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Introduction
This chartbook of health insurance coverage estimates is designed to be an easily accessed resource for
State Health Access Program (SHAP) grantees. Estimates for key population groups within your state
are provided in summary map format, with detailed tables for reference. Data provided in this
chartbook are from the 2009 American Community Survey (ACS).
Your chartbook includes the following information for your state:
Maps of uninsurance estimates for children and adults, as well as children and adults under
200% FPL
Tables of health insurance coverage estimates for the above mentioned population groups, with
variance information
County-level estimates of uninsurance
Demographic profiles of state populations
Summary Statistics
Any source of health insurance coverage for Texas is shown in Exhibit 1. In 2009, 73.6% of the total
population age 0-64 had health insurance coverage. Three in five (58.6%) had private coverage, while
17.4% reported having government coverage. This is in contrast to individuals under 200% of the
Federal Poverty Level (FPL), of which only 58.0% had insurance, with 26.9% having private coverage, and
33.7% having government coverage.
Exhibit 1: Any Source of Health Insurance Coverage by Poverty Level, Age 0-64, ACS 2009
100%
73.6%
80%
58.0%
60%
58.6%
42.0%
33.7%
40%
26.9%
26.4%
17.4%
20%
0%
Uninsured
Insured
Total
Private Coverage
Government
Coverage
<200% FPL
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.

Note: Those who report multiple types of insurance coverage (i.e., private or public) are included
in each category; therefore, totals may add to more than 100 percent.
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Maps and Data Tables

Detailed uninsurance estimates begin with Exhibit 2.1. Each subpopulation is shown as a map, followed
by a detailed table. The estimates in the tables provide percent and standard error (for calculation of
confidence intervals). Additional subgroup estimates are available upon request.
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Exhibit 2.1: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, ACS 2009

* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for people age 0-64 (26.4%).
Note: Sub-state areas are typically collections of counties and reflect the lowest level of geography available for a single year of
ACS data. In most metro areas sub-county estimates are available.
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Exhibit 2.1.A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, ACS 2009
San Antonio Metro Area Detail
Dallas-Fort Worth Metro Area Detail
Austin Metro Area Detail

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Exhibit 2.1.A, continued

Houston Metro Area Detail
Corpus Christ Metro Area Detail

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Exhibit 2.2: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-64, ACS 2009
Population
(000)
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
%
SE
Insured
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
8,505
39.4
0.33
60.6
0.33
38.6
0.36
24.0
0.29
White Alone
9,678
16.4
0.21
83.6
0.21
75.9
0.26
10.2
0.17
Black Alone
2,471
23.8
0.50
76.2
0.50
54.4
0.66
25.6
0.55
Asian Alone
806
21.7
0.93
78.3
0.93
71.6
1.07
7.9
0.56
393
18.9
1.00
81.1
1.00
64.0
1.31
21.1
1.08
21,852
26.4
0.18
73.6
0.18
58.6
0.23
17.4
0.16
0-18
7,245
17.0
0.27
83.0
0.27
51.5
0.36
34.0
0.35
19-24
2,437
43.8
0.50
56.2
0.50
49.9
0.51
7.3
0.24
25-44
6,484
34.4
0.30
65.6
0.30
60.1
0.31
7.2
0.15
45-64
5,686
21.9
0.25
78.1
0.25
69.6
0.27
12.4
0.17
Total
21,852
26.4
0.18
73.6
0.18
58.6
0.23
17.4
0.16
0-99% FPL
5,802
43.2
0.39
56.8
0.39
20.6
0.35
38.8
0.38
100-199% FPL
2,547
39.1
0.60
60.9
0.60
41.4
0.65
22.2
0.46
200-399% FPL
6,253
25.5
0.34
74.5
0.34
66.3
0.38
10.7
0.21
400%+ FPL
7,055
9.0
0.20
91.0
0.20
89.2
0.22
4.0
0.11
21,656
26.5
0.18
73.5
0.18
58.6
0.23
17.4
0.16
Male
10,940
27.6
0.22
72.4
0.22
57.7
0.26
17.4
0.18
Female
10,912
25.2
0.21
74.8
0.21
59.4
0.26
17.4
0.19
Total
21,852
26.4
0.18
73.6
0.18
58.6
0.23
17.4
0.16
Not working
3,075
37.1
0.39
62.9
0.39
41.6
0.39
26.4
0.34
Part-time
2,290
41.6
0.46
58.4
0.46
50.9
0.46
9.2
0.25
9,610
26.6
0.23
73.4
0.23
71.1
0.23
4.1
0.08
14,975
31.0
0.20
69.0
0.20
61.9
0.21
9.4
0.11
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
P o ve r t y L e ve l
Total
Se x
Work Status
Full-time
Total
Definitions: % = Percent; SE = Standard Error

Note: Counts are presented in thousands.
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Exhibit 2.3: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009

* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for people age 0-64 under 200% FPL (42.0%).
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Exhibit 2.3.A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009

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Exhibit 2.4: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage, Age 0-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009
Population
(000)
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
%
Insured
SE
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
4,770
47.7
0.44
52.3
0.44
19.3
0.39
34.9
0.42
White Alone
2,083
35.1
0.57
64.9
0.57
40.6
0.66
27.7
0.55
Black Alone
1,152
32.0
0.83
68.0
0.83
30.3
0.89
41.3
0.91
Asian Alone
209
41.7
2.16
58.3
2.16
39.7
2.27
20.1
1.62
135
29.7
2.06
70.3
2.06
34.4
2.28
40.5
2.25
8,348
42.0
0.33
58.0
0.33
26.9
0.33
33.7
0.31
0-18
3,475
23.2
0.45
76.8
0.45
22.1
0.45
57.9
0.54
19-24
1,151
56.8
0.76
43.2
0.76
34.0
0.76
10.2
0.41
25-44
2,273
60.4
0.51
39.6
0.51
28.0
0.46
13.2
0.33
45-64
1,449
46.3
0.57
53.7
0.57
31.0
0.52
26.6
0.47
Total
8,348
42.0
0.33
58.0
0.33
26.9
0.33
33.7
0.31
0-99% FPL
5,802
43.2
0.39
56.8
0.39
20.6
0.35
38.8
0.38
100-199% FPL
2,547
39.1
0.60
60.9
0.60
41.4
0.65
22.2
0.46
200-399% FPL
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
400%+ FPL
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
8,348
42.0
0.33
58.0
0.33
26.9
0.33
33.7
0.31
Male
4,025
42.7
0.41
57.3
0.41
26.2
0.39
33.8
0.38
Female
4,324
41.3
0.37
58.7
0.37
27.6
0.37
33.6
0.37
Total
8,348
42.0
0.33
58.0
0.33
26.9
0.33
33.7
0.31
Not working
1,691
50.4
0.56
49.6
0.56
20.9
0.46
32.2
0.50
Part-time
1,058
58.8
0.71
41.2
0.71
29.4
0.67
13.3
0.44
Full-time
2,281
56.7
0.49
43.3
0.49
37.4
0.48
7.3
0.23
Total
5,029
55.0
0.37
45.0
0.37
30.2
0.34
16.9
0.25
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
Total
Se x
Work Status

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Exhibit 2.5: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64 by Federal Poverty Level (FPL), ACS 2009
A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
County
A r m s t r o n g , B r i s c o e , C a r s o n , C a s t r o , C h il d r e s s ,
C o l l i n g s w o r t h , D a l l a m , D e a f Sm i t h , D o n le y , G r a y , H a l l ,
H a n s f o r d , H a r t l e y , H e m p h i l l , H u t c h i n s o n , L ip s c o m b ,
Moore, Ochiltree, Oldham, Parmer, Roberts, Sherman,
Sw i s h e r , W h e e l e r
Potter
00100
30.3
2.04
46.9
3.42
00200
32.7 *
2.77
40.3
4.13
Randall
Bailey, Cochran, Crosby, Dickens, Floyd, Garza, Hale,
Hockley, King, Lamb, Lynn, Motley, Terry, Yoakum
Lubbock (part)
00300
16.0 *
2.08
32.1 *
4.62
00400
29.1
2.51
42.0
3.81
00501
26.0
2.61
32.2 *
3.88
Lubbock (part)
Archer, Baylor, Clay, Cottle, Foard, Hardeman, Jack,
Knox, Montague, Wilbarger, Wise, Young
Wichita
00502
20.5 *
2.06
29.2 *
3.91
00600
25.0
1.85
40.5
3.58
00700
22.1
2.53
33.6
4.44
Cooke, Grayson
00800
29.3
2.42
46.5
4.36
Fannin, Hunt
D e l t a , F r a n k l i n , H o p k i n s , L a m a r , M o r r i s , R e d R i ve r ,
Titus
Bowie, Cass
00900
27.3
2.15
37.8
3.41
01000
25.4
1.74
37.0
2.80
01100
25.5
2.78
38.3
4.92
Camp, Marion, Rains, Upshur, Van Zandt, Wood
01200
27.3
2.00
36.2
3.50
Gregg, Harrison
01300
26.5
2.11
42.5
4.02
Sm i t h
01400
24.9
2.03
35.0
3.66
Cherokee, Panola, Rusk
01500
24.0
2.29
30.4 *
3.47
J a s p e r , N e w t o n , Sa b i n e , S a n A u g u s t i n e , Sh e l b y , T y l e r
01600
28.1
2.41
36.9
3.64
Angelina, Nacogdoches
01700
22.3 *
1.97
29.8 *
3.52
Anderson, Henderson
01800
25.5
2.26
38.8
3.75
F a l l s , F r e e s t o n e , H i l l , L i m e s t o n e , N a va r r o
01900
25.1
2.22
39.3
3.90
Kaufman, Rockwall
02000
20.9 *
1.85
44.4
4.43
Collin (part)
02101
17.5 *
1.79
49.8
4.99
Collin (part)
02102
15.8 *
1.64
37.8
4.84
Collin (part)
02103
9.5 *
1.57
38.1
8.65
Collin (part)
02104
30.2
2.89
57.6 *
5.67
Denton (part)
02201
17.1 *
1.65
42.6
3.86
Denton (part)
02202
18.1 *
1.47
36.3
3.33
Dallas (part)
02301
41.8 *
3.37
47.3
4.14
Dallas (part)
02302
32.2 *
2.34
56.1 *
3.92
Dallas (part)
02303
44.1 *
2.58
49.8 *
3.12
Dallas (part)
02304
26.2
2.31
45.3
4.50
Dallas (part)
02305
27.8
2.61
46.0
4.22
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Dallas (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
02306
30.9
2.30
49.0
3.86
Dallas (part)
02307
45.2 *
2.54
50.7 *
3.22
Dallas (part)
02308
31.7 *
2.32
43.0
3.50
Dallas (part)
02309
31.3
2.79
48.5
4.75
Dallas (part)
02310
36.5 *
3.37
59.5 *
4.46
Dallas (part)
02311
36.4 *
2.32
54.2 *
3.69
Dallas (part)
02312
28.8
2.49
39.6
4.56
Dallas (part)
02313
35.9 *
2.99
46.7
4.97
Dallas (part)
02314
21.5 *
2.03
38.6
4.34
Dallas (part)
02315
32.0 *
2.04
52.9 *
3.24
Ellis
02400
21.0 *
2.31
38.6
5.22
Tarrant (part)
02501
30.7
2.42
47.4
4.19
Tarrant (part)
02502
39.4 *
2.52
46.7
3.06
Tarrant (part)
02503
25.3
1.78
45.0
3.35
Tarrant (part)
02504
27.1
1.89
51.8 *
3.81
Tarrant (part)
02505
34.0 *
2.59
52.8 *
4.24
Tarrant (part)
02506
23.8
2.03
44.8
4.26
Tarrant (part)
02507
22.3
2.53
51.8
5.67
Tarrant (part)
02508
20.6 *
2.21
38.1
4.65
Tarrant (part)
02509
14.4 *
1.51
38.7
4.49
Tarrant (part)
02510
22.7
2.30
35.4
5.07
Parker, Tarrant (part)
02511
21.0 *
2.17
36.0
5.31
Johnson
Bosque, Callahan, Comanche, Eastland, Erath, Hood,
So m e r ve l l
F i s h e r , H a s k e l l , J o n e s , K e n t , M i t c h e l l , N o la n , P a l o
P i n t o , S c u r r y , S h a c k e l f o r d , St e p h e n s , St o n e w a l l,
Throckmorton
Taylor
02600
24.2
2.19
41.8
4.44
02700
27.9
1.99
40.1
3.57
02800
26.3
2.48
37.5
4.18
02900
19.3 *
2.11
30.5 *
3.97
Coke, Tom Green

Borden, Concho, Crockett, Dawson, Glasscock,
H o w a r d , I r i o n , K i m b l e , M a r t i n , M a s o n , M c C u ll o c h ,
M e n a r d , R e a g a n , R u n n e l s , S c h l e i c h e r , St e r l i n g , S u t t o n ,
Upton
Midland
03000
26.3
2.56
36.9
4.35
03100
29.3
2.76
42.1
4.68
03200
23.9
2.25
37.0
4.46
Ector
A n d r e w s , B r e w s t e r , C r a n e , C u l b e r s o n , G a in e s ,
H u d s p e t h , J e f f D a v i s , L o vi n g , P e c o s , P r e s id i o , R e e ve s ,
Terrell, Ward, Winkler
El Paso (part)
03300
31.1
2.49
39.5
3.72
03400
31.2
3.19
49.1
5.02
03501
26.3
2.71
48.3
5.38
El Paso (part)
03502
38.2 *
2.57
44.0
3.34
El Paso (part)
03503
28.9
2.63
37.6
3.87
County
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
03504
31.5 *
1.64
39.9
2.30
El Paso (part)
E l P a s o ( p a r t ) , B l a n c o , B r o w n , B u r n e t , C o le m a n ,
H a m i l t o n , L a m p a s a s , L l a n o , M i l l s , Sa n Sa b a
Bell (part)
03505
32.3 *
2.32
40.3
3.19
03600
28.7
2.18
42.5
3.38
03701
16.8 *
2.24
37.3
5.39
Bell (part)
03702
15.2 *
1.78
26.1 *
3.30
Bell (part), Coryell
03703
14.3 *
2.81
16.5 *
4.92
McLennan (part)
03801
26.1
2.75
28.9 *
3.53
McLennan (part)
Austin, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Robertson,
Washington
Brazos
03802
18.1 *
1.97
31.0 *
4.39
03900
25.0
2.59
38.8
4.11
04000
16.9 *
1.75
23.3 *
3.08
H o u s t o n , P o l k , S a n J a c i n t o , T r i n i t y , W a lk e r
Hardin, Orange
Jefferson (part)
04100
04200
04300
25.0
24.3
25.6
2.39
2.27
2.82
37.1
37.8
35.0
3.76
4.37
5.57
Jefferson (part)
04400
28.3
2.43
45.3
4.25
Montgomery (part)
04501
18.5 *
2.01
43.9
4.38
Chambers, Liberty, Montgomery (part)
04502
23.2
1.72
37.7
3.41
Montgomery (part), Waller
04503
21.1 *
2.24
35.9
5.08
Harris (part)
04601
45.8 *
2.99
48.8
3.99
Harris (part)
04602
39.7 *
2.58
42.0
3.40
Harris (part)
04603
25.9
2.49
47.7
4.72
Harris (part)
04604
31.3
2.63
64.0 *
4.27
Harris (part)
04605
40.6 *
2.74
59.2 *
3.64
Harris (part)
04606
38.3 *
2.64
42.9
4.05
Harris (part)
04607
18.6 *
1.82
29.8 *
3.49
Harris (part)
04608
31.1
2.64
38.2
3.97
Harris (part)
04609
32.9 *
3.04
50.0
4.50
Harris (part)
04610
32.6 *
3.13
51.4 *
4.42
Harris (part)
04611
44.1 *
3.02
47.6
4.02
Harris (part)
04612
27.1
2.45
41.0
4.22
Harris (part)
04613
48.7 *
2.88
58.8 *
3.74
Harris (part)
04614
19.8 *
2.00
38.6
4.34
Harris (part)
04615
36.0 *
2.49
41.4
3.47
Harris (part)
04616
22.5
2.19
41.7
4.94
Harris (part)
04617
15.9 *
1.65
33.4
4.67
Harris (part)
04618
26.2
1.91
42.2
3.57
Harris (part)
04619
24.9
2.07
49.8
4.67
Harris (part)
04620
18.1 *
2.13
34.3
4.94
Harris (part)
04621
17.8 *
1.67
40.2
4.73
Harris (part)
04622
28.5
2.05
38.3
3.48
County
El Paso (part)
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L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Harris (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
04623
28.0
1.74
39.8
2.66
Harris (part)
04624
28.3
2.30
48.9
4.01
Harris (part)
04625
33.9 *
2.69
40.0
3.55
Fort Bend (part)
04701
18.9 *
1.40
45.3
3.49
Fort Bend (part)
04702
18.7 *
1.96
35.8
5.36
Brazoria (part)
04801
26.6
2.41
41.5
4.45
Brazoria (part)
04802
19.7 *
2.17
49.0
6.05
G a l ve s t o n ( p a r t )
04901
31.3
2.97
47.9
4.67
04902
17.8 *
1.81
44.7
4.75
C o l o r a d o , L a va c a , M a t a g o r d a , W h a r t o n
05000
31.5
2.90
52.7 *
4.31
Bastrop, Caldwell, Fayette, Lee, Milam
05100
24.5
2.05
42.5
3.77
Williamson (part)
05201
12.9 *
1.44
25.4 *
4.46
Williamson (part)
05202
16.4 *
1.71
36.8
5.56
T r a vi s ( p a r t )
05301
37.9 *
2.23
53.5 *
3.16
05302
34.5 *
2.24
45.3
3.29
05303
20.7 *
1.81
38.2
4.17
05304
10.5 *
1.24
19.6 *
3.23
05401
21.6 *
1.82
42.3
3.65
H a y s , T r a vi s ( p a r t )
05402
22.4
2.07
39.4
4.16
Comal, Guadalupe
05500
18.7 *
1.78
41.9
3.62
Bexar (part)
05601
35.7 *
3.15
37.5
3.63
Bexar (part)
05602
32.2 *
2.68
32.2 *
3.55
Bexar (part)
05603
26.4
2.74
36.3
4.08
Bexar (part)
05604
26.2
2.32
36.6
3.84
Bexar (part)
05605
29.0
2.34
35.0 *
3.37
Bexar (part)
05606
21.1 *
1.80
32.0 *
3.38
Bexar (part)
05607
19.7 *
1.84
33.3 *
3.67
Bexar (part)
05608
19.7 *
2.49
25.8 *
4.52
Bexar (part)
05609
22.2 *
2.07
35.9
4.15
Bexar (part)
05610
11.6 *
1.49
33.3
5.52
Bexar (part)
05611
13.9 *
1.77
31.8 *
4.30
A t a s c o s a , D e W i t t , G o l i a d , G o n z a l e s , K a r n e s , W i ls o n
05700
25.1
2.46
42.8
4.19
B a n d e r a , F r i o , G i l l e s p i e , K e n d a l l , K e r r , M e d in a
D i m m i t , E d w a r d s , K i n n e y , L a Sa l l e , M a ve r ic k , R e a l ,
U va l d e , V a l V e r d e , Z a va l a
Webb
A r a n s a s , B e e , D u va l , J i m W e l l s , L i ve O a k , M c M u ll e n ,
Refugio
Calhoun, Jackson, Victoria
05800
25.6
2.17
40.4
4.45
05900
35.9 *
2.38
41.7
3.12
06000
36.6 *
1.88
45.9
2.48
06100
22.6
2.31
32.8 *
4.09
06200
28.2
2.70
45.2
4.94
Kleberg (part), Nueces (part)
06301
33.1 *
2.68
44.1
3.57
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L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
06302
24.0
2.01
36.4
3.53
Nueces (part), San Patricio (part)

B r o o k s , J i m H o g g , K e n e d y , K l e b e r g ( p a r t ), S t a r r ,
Willacy, Zapata
Hidalgo (part)
06400
29.7
2.83
43.3
4.70
06500
33.9 *
2.76
39.1
3.70
06600
36.2 *
2.74
47.3
3.99
Hidalgo (part)
06701
35.8 *
2.03
41.5
2.25
Hidalgo (part)
06702
46.0 *
2.83
53.3 *
3.51
Hidalgo (part)
06703
39.0 *
2.66
42.5
3.20
Hidalgo (part)
06704
43.3 *
2.43
47.7
3.00
Cameron (part)
06800
37.5 *
1.82
42.2
2.22
Cameron (part)
06900
39.5 *
2.19
47.9 *
2.87
County

Sub-state areas (also called PUMAs, or Public Use Microdata Areas) are typically collections of counties and reflect the lowest
level of geography available for a single year of ACS data. In most metro areas sub-county estimates are available. See
Appendix C for maps of metro areas that have more than one sub-state area.
* Statistically different from the state uninsurance estimate for population group (Age 0-64, 26.4%; Age 0-64 <200% FPL,
42.0%).
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Exhibit 3.1.A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-18, ACS 2009

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Population
(000)
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
%
Insured
SE
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
3,396
23.9
0.45
76.1
0.45
32.1
0.49
46.4
0.54
White Alone
2,610
10.0
0.34
90.0
0.34
75.6
0.49
16.5
0.43
Black Alone
823
12.4
0.74
87.6
0.74
46.6
1.09
44.5
1.10
Asian Alone
233
14.7
1.27
85.3
1.27
71.1
1.72
16.0
1.42
182
11.8
1.24
88.2
1.24
62.1
1.93
29.4
1.87
7,245
17.0
0.27
83.0
0.27
51.5
0.36
34.0
0.35
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
0-18
7,245
17.0
0.27
83.0
0.27
51.5
0.36
34.0
0.35
19-24
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
25-44
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
45-64
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
Total
7,245
17.0
0.27
83.0
0.27
51.5
0.36
34.0
0.35
2,530
23.1
0.54
76.9
0.54
15.7
0.47
64.6
0.62
100-199% FPL
945
23.6
0.84
76.4
0.84
39.4
0.98
40.1
0.95
200-399% FPL
1,987
15.6
0.46
84.4
0.46
69.5
0.59
17.0
0.47
400%+ FPL
1,671
5.6
0.32
94.4
0.32
91.3
0.38
4.2
0.24
Total
7,134
17.0
0.27
83.0
0.27
51.5
0.36
33.9
0.35
Male
3,707
16.8
0.32
83.2
0.32
51.6
0.42
34.1
0.41
Female
3,538
17.2
0.33
82.8
0.33
51.3
0.44
34.0
0.42
Total
7,245
17.0
0.27
83.0
0.27
51.5
0.36
34.0
0.35
Not working
162
31.4
1.56
68.6
1.56
48.2
1.63
22.5
1.38
Part-time
156
23.5
1.44
76.5
1.44
63.8
1.63
15.1
1.25
50
41.8
2.97
58.2
2.97
47.0
2.95
12.1
1.80
368
29.5
1.03
70.5
1.03
54.7
1.10
17.9
0.85
0-99% FPL
Se x
Work Status
Full-time
Total

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Exhibit 3.3A: Metropolitan Area Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-18, <200% FPL, ACS 2009

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Exhibit 3.4: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage,

Age 0-18, <200% FPL, ACS 2009
Population
(000)
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
%
Insured
SE
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
2,220
26.3
0.59
73.7
0.59
15.8
0.51
60.6
0.67
White Alone
648
19.1
0.94
80.9
0.94
38.3
1.18
47.1
1.21
Black Alone
475
14.6
1.10
85.4
1.10
26.6
1.31
62.7
1.47
Asian Alone
64
28.1
3.35
71.9
3.35
34.0
3.29
40.9
3.72
69
16.0
2.41
84.0
2.41
32.0
3.09
56.2
3.46
3,475
23.2
0.45
76.8
0.45
22.1
0.45
57.9
0.54
3,475
23.2
0.45
76.8
0.45
22.1
0.45
57.9
0.54
19-24
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
25-44
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
0-18
45-64
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
Total
3,475
23.2
0.45
76.8
0.45
22.1
0.45
57.9
0.54
2,530
23.1
0.54
76.9
0.54
15.7
0.47
64.6
0.62
100-199% FPL
945
23.6
0.84
76.4
0.84
39.4
0.98
40.1
0.95
200-399% FPL
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
400%+ FPL
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
3,475
23.2
0.45
76.8
0.45
22.1
0.45
57.9
0.54
Male
1,777
22.8
0.53
77.2
0.53
22.3
0.54
58.3
0.63
Female
1,698
23.7
0.56
76.3
0.56
21.9
0.55
57.6
0.65
Total
3,475
23.2
0.45
76.8
0.45
22.1
0.45
57.9
0.54
Not working
82
44.2
2.38
55.8
2.38
22.5
1.96
36.0
2.28
Part-time
51
40.4
3.09
59.6
3.09
31.6
2.90
31.6
2.94
24
57.3
4.53
42.7
4.53
24.0
4.06
19.3
3.29
156
45.0
1.78
55.0
1.78
25.7
1.57
32.0
1.64
0-99% FPL
Total
Se x
Work Status
Full-time
Total

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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
County
C o l l i n g s w o r t h , D a l l a m , D e a f Sm i t h , D o n le y , G r a y ,
Hall, Hansford, Hartley, Hemphill, Hutchinson,
Lipscomb, Moore, Ochiltree, Oldh am, Parmer,
R o b e r t s , S h e r m a n , Sw i s h e r , W h e e l e r
Potter
00100
22.6
3.23
31.8
5.19
00200
21.1
4.64
20.4
6.81
2.70
17.3
7.63
Randall
Lubbock (part)
00300
7.3 *
00400
22.1
3.49
27.3
5.09
00501
16.4
3.69
17.8
5.24
Lubbock (part)
Wichita
00502
11.8
2.98
00600
17.2
2.71
24.1
4.94
00700
12.1
4.00
12.8
6.61
Cooke, Grayson
00800
24.2
3.77
29.9
6.38
Fannin, Hunt
Titus
Bowie, Cass
00900
15.2
2.97
14.3 *
4.26
01000
13.3
2.87
14.3 *
3.97
01100
15.5
4.38
19.7
6.73
Camp, Marion, Rains, Upshur, Van Zandt, Wood
01200
15.4
2.87
20.1
4.98
Gregg, Harrison
01300
18.7
3.26
25.4
5.59
Sm i t h
01400
2.02
11.6 *
3.51
01500
17.3
3.20
19.3
4.62
01600
16.7
3.67
20.1
5.64
01700
10.3 *
2.27
12.2 *
3.47
Anderson, Henderson
01800
16.5
3.10
21.6
5.27
01900
17.8
3.19
24.8
5.13
Kaufman, Rockwall
02000
13.8
2.41
25.4
6.12
Collin (part)
02101
12.2 *
2.20
34.7
7.07
Collin (part)
02102
12.8
2.50
28.9
6.61
Collin (part)
02103
1.78
--
--
Collin (part)
02104
19.9
4.10
33.3
8.39
Denton (part)
02201
11.1 *
1.90
19.5
4.57
Denton (part)
02202
10.3 *
2.08
23.2
6.29
Dallas (part)
02301
29.3 *
5.63
30.2
6.03
Dallas (part)
02302
26.7
5.02
35.4
7.02
Dallas (part)
02303
27.9 *
4.00
30.2
4.60
Dallas (part)
02304
16.9
3.68
28.5
6.83
Dallas (part)
02305
14.6
3.84
10.7 *
4.25
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6.3 *
8.9 *
4.82
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Dallas (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
02306
17.1
3.09
26.4
5.42
Dallas (part)
02307
27.9 *
4.13
31.1
5.03
Dallas (part)
02308
19.6
3.24
23.8
4.66
Dallas (part)
02309
24.1
3.87
33.0
5.96
Dallas (part)
02310
32.5 *
5.55
45.5 *
8.26
Dallas (part)
02311
28.2 *
3.69
34.9 *
5.40
Dallas (part)
02312
19.8
3.55
24.1
5.56
Dallas (part)
02313
32.9 *
4.74
37.2
7.12
Dallas (part)
02314
16.4
2.79
26.8
5.37
Dallas (part)
02315
14.7
2.49
24.9
4.60
Ellis
02400
16.8
3.69
25.1
7.32
Tarrant (part)
02501
22.0
4.08
30.4
6.16
Tarrant (part)
02502
19.4
3.12
20.1
3.66
Tarrant (part)
02503
17.9
2.71
28.9
5.19
Tarrant (part)
02504
21.9
2.61
31.7
4.82
Tarrant (part)
02505
24.3
4.35
36.9 *
6.65
Tarrant (part)
02506
18.3
2.76
31.8
5.49
Tarrant (part)
02507
18.6
4.16
36.7
8.79
Tarrant (part)
02508
12.6
2.53
22.2
5.90
Tarrant (part)
02509
7.9 *
1.53
31.1
7.37
Tarrant (part)
02510
10.4 *
2.82
17.0
5.88
02511
12.4
3.48
22.8
8.23
Johnson
So m e r ve l l
Throckmorton
Taylor
02600
14.9
2.92
20.1
5.16
02700
22.2
3.27
25.7
5.02
02800
17.4
3.95
19.0
6.27
02900
10.7 *
2.80
12.2 *
4.94
Coke, Tom Green

M e n a r d , R e a g a n , R u n n e l s , S c h l e i c h e r , St e r l i n g ,
Su t t o n , U p t o n
Midland
03000
14.0
4.70
18.7
8.09
03100
27.6 *
4.21
30.7
6.32
03200
19.1
3.54
21.7
6.56
Ector
H u d s p e t h , J e f f D a v i s , L o vi n g , P e c o s , P r e s id i o ,
R e e ve s , T e r r e l l , W a r d , W i n k l e r
El Paso (part)
03300
26.4 *
4.11
23.6
5.07
03400
21.7
4.21
35.5
6.85
03501
12.8
2.97
21.6
6.73
El Paso (part)
03502
16.2
3.06
16.7
3.62
El Paso (part)
03503
16.3
3.54
18.1
4.71
County
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
03504
15.1
2.04
17.1 *
2.80
El Paso (part)
Bell (part)
03505
17.2
3.60
18.0
4.68
03600
18.3
3.32
25.1
4.90
03701
15.8
3.41
31.0
7.34
Bell (part)
03702
5.4 *
1.62
8.8 *
2.84
03703
4.7 *
2.34
6.2 *
3.74
McLennan (part)
03801
4.02
14.4 *
4.25
McLennan (part)
Austin, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Robertson,
Washington
Brazos
03802
2.30
18.1
5.43
Hardin, Orange
Jefferson (part)
County
El Paso (part)
16.2
9.3 *
03900
21.6
4.13
30.9
6.66
04000
15.0
2.92
25.2
5.92
04100
04200
04300
16.9
12.9
18.1
3.09
2.75
4.34
23.3
18.5
23.8
4.86
5.84
7.51
Jefferson (part)
04400
18.9
4.23
26.1
7.52
Montgomery (part)
04501
2.31
17.1
5.60
04502
12.8
2.16
20.7
4.36
04503
13.3
2.99
20.5
6.45
Harris (part)
04601
26.9 *
4.55
27.3
5.45
Harris (part)
04602
26.3 *
4.14
27.2
4.87
Harris (part)
04603
23.6
4.88
33.7
7.07
Harris (part)
04604
19.9
4.52
32.8
8.03
Harris (part)
04605
25.7
4.56
33.3
6.41
Harris (part)
04606
26.4 *
4.17
26.3
5.81
Harris (part)
04607
8.6 *
2.43
Harris (part)
04608
19.7
3.27
17.7
4.16
Harris (part)
04609
20.8
4.79
23.3
6.09
Harris (part)
04610
27.1 *
4.88
36.4
7.00
Harris (part)
04611
28.0 *
4.24
28.5
5.22
Harris (part)
04612
21.1
3.79
22.7
5.04
Harris (part)
04613
38.2 *
5.00
42.4 *
6.28
Harris (part)
04614
13.3
3.04
21.2
5.83
Harris (part)
04615
23.7
3.45
24.4
4.52
Harris (part)
04616
13.8
3.21
20.8
5.96
Harris (part)
04617
12.1 *
2.07
21.1
5.29
Harris (part)
04618
19.4
2.79
26.7
5.05
Harris (part)
04619
17.6
2.72
35.3
6.60
Harris (part)
04620
11.8
3.04
Harris (part)
04621
13.2
2.31
27.1
6.70
Harris (part)
04622
22.0
3.27
24.7
5.03
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8.9 *
9.8 *
3.34
4.01
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Harris (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
04623
16.2
2.35
18.7
3.49
Harris (part)
04624
17.5
3.09
26.6
5.40
Harris (part)
04625
19.3
3.49
19.2
4.44
Fort Bend (part)
04701
10.6 *
1.67
21.9
4.35
Fort Bend (part)
04702
11.5 *
2.59
17.1
6.89
Brazoria (part)
04801
17.9
3.58
21.0
6.37
Brazoria (part)
04802
13.8
2.78
30.3
9.28
04901
24.5
5.40
31.5
7.90
04902
12.9
2.70
27.9
7.20
05000
19.6
4.58
29.0
7.60
05100
14.7
3.18
18.6
5.21
Williamson (part)
05201
7.8 *
1.77
Williamson (part)
05202
8.2 *
2.25
20.6
7.48
05301
22.5
4.22
29.7
5.85
05302
23.0
3.89
25.8
4.89
05303
14.2
2.92
23.6
5.90
05304
1.37
--
--
05401
17.0
3.17
24.8
6.36
05402
16.5
3.12
35.6
6.86
Comal, Guadalupe
05500
12.3
2.88
20.1
5.47
Bexar (part)
05601
19.2
4.08
17.4
4.32
Bexar (part)
05602
13.3
3.77
Bexar (part)
05603
19.0
4.44
24.7
6.01
Bexar (part)
05604
19.6
3.81
22.2
5.22
Bexar (part)
05605
16.1
3.06
15.6 *
3.69
Bexar (part)
05606
10.8 *
2.34
14.5 *
3.97
Bexar (part)
05607
7.7 *
1.71
10.5 *
3.08
Bexar (part)
05608
11.1 *
2.68
10.7 *
4.80
Bexar (part)
05609
12.5
Bexar (part)
05610
Bexar (part)
05611
05700
17.4
D i m m i t , E d w a r d s , K i n n e y , L a Sa l l e , M a ve r ic k , R e a l ,
Webb
Refugio
05800
06200
06301
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8.6 *
9.1 *
2.98
3.47
2.62
18.4
5.49
8.4 *
2.04
21.7
7.33
7.1 *
2.42
11.4 *
5.67
3.79
26.4
6.22
14.2
3.16
16.4
5.79
05900
15.6
2.87
17.6
3.86
06000
19.0
2.17
20.5
2.76
2.82
10.9 *
4.27
23.0
4.61
30.4
7.32
18.5
4.53
24.3
6.37
06100
8.7 *
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
06302
16.0
3.20
17.0
4.70

Willacy, Zapata
Hidalgo (part)
06400
21.4
5.14
28.5
8.71
06500
19.0
3.96
18.5
4.88
06600
21.9
4.06
22.4
5.33
Hidalgo (part)
06701
14.5
2.12
14.3 *
2.52
Hidalgo (part)
06702
28.8 *
4.48
29.6
5.41
Hidalgo (part)
06703
23.6
3.89
20.4
4.36
Hidalgo (part)
06704
20.6
3.37
21.8
4.07
Cameron (part)
06800
18.8
2.55
17.3 *
2.89
Cameron (part)
06900
22.4
2.91
25.0
3.77
County

23.2%).
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Population
(000)
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
%
Insured
SE
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
5,108
49.6
0.38
50.4
0.38
42.9
0.37
9.2
0.18
White Alone
7,067
18.8
0.23
81.2
0.23
76.0
0.25
7.9
0.13
Black Alone
1,648
29.5
0.57
70.5
0.57
58.3
0.63
16.2
0.42
Asian Alone
573
24.5
1.00
75.5
1.00
71.8
1.03
4.6
0.40
211
25.1
1.37
74.9
1.37
65.7
1.48
13.9
0.97
14,607
31.1
0.20
68.9
0.20
62.1
0.21
9.2
0.11
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
19-24
2,437
43.8
0.50
56.2
0.50
49.9
0.51
7.3
0.24
25-44
6,484
34.4
0.30
65.6
0.30
60.1
0.31
7.2
0.15
45-64
5,686
21.9
0.25
78.1
0.25
69.6
0.27
12.4
0.17
Total
14,607
31.1
0.20
68.9
0.20
62.1
0.21
9.2
0.11
0-99% FPL
3,272
58.8
0.44
41.2
0.44
24.3
0.39
18.8
0.32
100-199% FPL
1,602
48.3
0.64
51.7
0.64
42.5
0.63
11.7
0.36
200-399% FPL
4,267
30.1
0.36
69.9
0.36
64.8
0.38
7.8
0.18
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
0-18
400%+ FPL
5,383
10.1
0.21
89.9
0.21
88.5
0.22
3.9
0.10
14,523
31.2
0.20
68.8
0.20
62.0
0.21
9.3
0.11
Male
7,234
33.2
0.26
66.8
0.26
60.9
0.27
8.9
0.13
Female
7,374
29.0
0.23
71.0
0.23
63.3
0.24
9.5
0.14
14,607
31.1
0.20
68.9
0.20
62.1
0.21
9.2
0.11
Not working
2,914
37.4
0.40
62.6
0.40
41.2
0.39
26.6
0.34
Part-time
2,134
43.0
0.47
57.0
0.47
49.9
0.47
8.8
0.25
Full-time
9,560
26.5
0.23
73.5
0.23
71.2
0.23
4.0
0.08
14,607
31.1
0.20
68.9
0.20
62.1
0.21
9.2
0.11
Total
Se x
Total
Work Status
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Exhibit 4.4: Demographic Profile by Source of Health Insurance Coverage,

Age 19-64, <200% FPL, ACS 2009
Population
(000)
SE
Private
Coverage
%
SE
Uninsured
%
Insured
SE
Government
Coverage
%
SE
Race and Ethnicity

Hispanic
2,550
66.4
0.48
33.6
0.48
22.4
0.42
12.6
0.30
White Alone
1,435
42.3
0.62
57.7
0.62
41.7
0.63
18.9
0.46
Black Alone
677
44.2
0.95
55.8
0.95
32.8
0.91
26.3
0.80
Asian Alone
145
47.8
2.39
52.2
2.39
42.3
2.29
10.9
1.18
66
44.0
2.81
56.0
2.81
36.8
2.86
24.1
2.26
4,873
55.3
0.37
44.7
0.37
30.3
0.34
16.4
0.25
Multiple/other
non-Hispanic
Total
Age
0-18
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
19-24
1,151
56.8
0.76
43.2
0.76
34.0
0.76
10.2
0.41
25-44
2,273
60.4
0.51
39.6
0.51
28.0
0.46
13.2
0.33
45-64
1,449
46.3
0.57
53.7
0.57
31.0
0.52
26.6
0.47
Total
4,873
55.3
0.37
44.7
0.37
30.3
0.34
16.4
0.25
0-99% FPL
3,272
58.8
0.44
41.2
0.44
24.3
0.39
18.8
0.32
100-199% FPL
1,602
48.3
0.64
51.7
0.64
42.5
0.63
11.7
0.36
200-399% FPL
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
400%+ FPL
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
4,873
55.3
0.37
44.7
0.37
30.3
0.34
16.4
0.25
Male
2,248
58.5
0.50
41.5
0.50
29.2
0.47
14.4
0.31
Female
2,626
52.6
0.43
47.4
0.43
31.2
0.40
18.2
0.32
Total
4,873
55.3
0.37
44.7
0.37
30.3
0.34
16.4
0.25
Not working
1,609
50.7
0.57
49.3
0.57
20.8
0.46
32.0
0.51
Part-time
1,007
59.7
0.72
40.3
0.72
29.3
0.68
12.4
0.43
Full-time
2,257
56.7
0.49
43.3
0.49
37.5
0.48
7.2
0.23
Total
4,873
55.3
0.37
44.7
0.37
30.3
0.34
16.4
0.25
Total
Se x
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
County
C o l l i n g s w o r t h , D a l l a m , D e a f Sm i t h , D o n le y , G r a y ,
Hall, Hansford, Hartley, Hemphill, Hutchinson,
Lipscomb, Moore, Ochiltree, Oldham, Parmer,
R o b e r t s , S h e r m a n , Sw i s h e r , W h e e l e r
Potter
00100
34.5
2.08
58.5
3.36
00200
38.7 *
2.92
53.3
4.36
Randall
Lubbock (part)
00300
19.8 *
2.52
39.4 *
5.57
00400
33.4
2.63
54.1
4.11
00501
29.9
2.95
39.0 *
4.60
Lubbock (part)
Wichita
00502
24.7 *
2.28
41.5 *
4.79
00600
28.5
2.08
51.6
4.50
00700
26.8
2.62
46.1
4.75
Cooke, Grayson
00800
31.7
2.62
58.2
4.71
Fannin, Hunt
Titus
Bowie, Cass
00900
32.8
2.65
53.6
4.70
01000
30.9
2.03
52.9
3.37
01100
30.3
3.05
52.8
5.37
Camp, Marion, Rains, Upshur, Van Z andt, Wood
01200
32.3
2.13
45.7 *
3.72
Gregg, Harrison
01300
30.3
2.31
54.9
4.25
Sm i t h
01400
32.1
2.49
50.0
4.78
01500
27.5
2.81
40.2 *
4.36
01600
33.1
2.61
46.6 *
4.04
01700
28.0
2.29
41.3 *
4.52
Anderson, Henderson
01800
29.5
2.56
48.7
4.60
01900
28.6
2.37
49.6
4.27
Kaufman, Rockwall
02000
24.6 *
2.16
58.0
5.37
Collin (part)
02101
20.2 *
2.05
59.0
5.55
Collin (part)
02102
17.2 *
1.71
44.0 *
5.42
Collin (part)
02103
11.0 *
1.88
47.0
Collin (part)
02104
34.4
3.15
72.9 *
4.86
Denton (part)
02201
19.9 *
1.91
56.4
4.75
Denton (part)
02202
21.4 *
1.67
42.7 *
3.40
Dallas (part)
02301
47.7 *
3.32
58.6
4.07
Dallas (part)
02302
33.6
2.43
66.9 *
3.75
Dallas (part)
02303
53.5 *
2.67
66.0 *
3.00
Dallas (part)
02304
30.4
2.35
56.6
4.75
Dallas (part)
02305
32.7
2.92
63.4
5.17
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Dallas (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
02306
37.4 *
2.53
63.4 *
3.89
Dallas (part)
02307
54.5 *
2.84
65.5 *
3.51
Dallas (part)
02308
38.3 *
2.58
59.1
3.63
Dallas (part)
02309
35.2
3.07
61.5
4.96
Dallas (part)
02310
38.5 *
3.20
68.7 *
4.42
Dallas (part)
02311
40.2 *
2.34
67.2 *
3.73
Dallas (part)
02312
33.4
2.70
56.1
4.81
Dallas (part)
02313
37.6 *
2.98
54.8
4.98
Dallas (part)
02314
24.1 *
2.17
47.0
5.45
Dallas (part)
02315
40.0 *
2.33
68.8 *
3.31
Ellis
02400
23.1 *
2.25
48.7
5.20
Tarrant (part)
02501
34.3
2.51
58.4
4.36
Tarrant (part)
02502
52.6 *
2.96
69.5 *
3.16
Tarrant (part)
02503
28.7
1.91
55.4
3.67
Tarrant (part)
02504
29.9
2.03
68.6 *
3.67
Tarrant (part)
02505
38.2 *
2.71
63.8 *
4.15
Tarrant (part)
02506
26.9
2.21
56.6
4.71
Tarrant (part)
02507
23.9 *
2.44
62.7
5.34
Tarrant (part)
02508
24.8 *
2.57
50.4
5.24
Tarrant (part)
02509
17.5 *
1.81
42.8 *
5.10
Tarrant (part)
02510
28.4
2.72
48.1
6.06
02511
25.1 *
2.57
48.4
5.36
Johnson
So m e r ve l l
Throckmorton
Taylor
02600
28.6
2.52
55.8
5.31
02700
30.4
2.17
48.9
4.44
02800
30.5
2.59
48.0
4.77
02900
23.4 *
2.47
42.1 *
5.37
Coke, Tom Green

M e n a r d , R e a g a n , R u n n e l s , S c h l e i c h e r , St e r l i n g ,
Su t t o n , U p t o n
Midland
03000
31.7
2.68
48.5
4.69
03100
30.2
2.69
50.3
4.84
03200
26.2 *
2.27
46.3
4.75
Ector
H u d s p e t h , J e f f D a v i s , L o vi n g , P e c o s , P r e s id i o ,
R e e ve s , T e r r e l l , W a r d , W i n k l e r
El Paso (part)
03300
33.8
2.59
52.7
4.58
03400
36.5
3.37
59.2
5.64
03501
33.3
3.09
64.9
4.93
El Paso (part)
03502
49.2 *
3.02
63.3 *
3.65
El Paso (part)
03503
37.1 *
2.98
56.0
4.62
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L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
03504
43.2 *
2.08
61.0
2.97
El Paso (part)
Bell (part)
03505
40.7 *
2.50
58.5
3.16
03600
33.2
2.44
52.1
3.99
03701
17.3 *
2.27
41.5 *
5.70
Bell (part)
03702
22.1 *
2.44
42.9 *
4.44
03703
20.0 *
3.85
26.5 *
7.47
McLennan (part)
03801
30.8
3.26
37.5 *
4.81
McLennan (part)
Austin, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, Robe rtson,
Washington
Brazos
03802
22.0 *
2.24
38.9 *
5.13
03900
26.5
3.00
44.1 *
5.07
04000
17.7 *
1.76
22.6 *
2.89
Hardin, Orange
Jefferson (part)
04100
04200
04300
28.5
29.5
29.3
2.66
2.86
2.78
44.9 *
50.8
43.1 *
4.26
5.55
5.25
Jefferson (part)
04400
32.4
2.52
57.3
4.26
Montgomery (part)
04501
23.1 *
2.37
59.6
5.00
04502
28.3
2.02
49.8
4.34
04503
25.0 *
2.48
47.2
5.60
Harris (part)
04601
55.4 *
3.20
65.5 *
4.28
Harris (part)
04602
47.0 *
2.81
53.2
3.69
Harris (part)
04603
26.5
2.49
53.4
5.11
Harris (part)
04604
34.4
2.78
77.5 *
3.57
Harris (part)
04605
48.2 *
3.15
78.7 *
3.42
Harris (part)
04606
44.6 *
2.71
55.3
4.22
Harris (part)
04607
21.2 *
2.10
36.6 *
4.26
Harris (part)
04608
37.3 *
2.83
53.0
4.28
Harris (part)
04609
38.9 *
3.29
68.7 *
4.52
Harris (part)
04610
35.1
3.26
61.2
4.85
Harris (part)
04611
52.6 *
3.34
60.9
4.49
Harris (part)
04612
29.9
2.71
55.1
4.85
Harris (part)
04613
53.3 *
2.97
68.8 *
3.81
Harris (part)
04614
23.0 *
2.15
52.5
4.61
Harris (part)
04615
43.8 *
2.81
57.3
3.96
Harris (part)
04616
26.7
2.39
58.5
5.32
Harris (part)
04617
18.1 *
1.83
44.1 *
5.52
Harris (part)
04618
29.6
2.09
55.0
4.11
Harris (part)
04619
28.7
2.18
60.6
4.59
Harris (part)
04620
21.1 *
2.43
53.5
6.85
Harris (part)
04621
20.2 *
1.87
51.8
5.09
Harris (part)
04622
31.9
2.26
49.2
4.03
County
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Harris (part)
Su b - s t a t e
area
04623
35.4 *
2.05
56.7
3.03
Harris (part)
04624
33.6
2.51
65.0 *
4.07
Harris (part)
04625
42.6 *
2.94
59.0
4.25
Fort Bend (part)
04701
23.3 *
1.72
62.4
4.03
Fort Bend (part)
04702
22.0 *
2.26
50.5
5.80
Brazoria (part)
04801
31.1
2.56
57.2
5.20
Brazoria (part)
04802
22.6 *
2.45
61.2
6.40
04901
33.7
3.31
56.9
5.28
04902
20.2 *
1.90
57.0
4.89
05000
37.7 *
3.15
69.5 *
4.31
05100
28.9
2.23
58.9
3.85
Williamson (part)
05201
15.4 *
1.70
38.3 *
6.24
Williamson (part)
05202
20.5 *
1.99
46.6
5.88
05301
43.9 *
2.40
68.6 *
3.22
05302
38.5 *
2.47
55.7
3.58
05303
23.1 *
1.87
47.1 *
4.18
05304
12.0 *
1.41
21.5 *
3.59
05401
23.8 *
1.86
55.1
3.87
05402
25.0 *
2.26
41.0 *
4.86
Comal, Guadalupe
05500
21.6 *
1.78
55.1
3.89
Bexar (part)
05601
44.8 *
3.70
51.3
4.31
Bexar (part)
05602
42.1 *
3.10
48.5
4.27
Bexar (part)
05603
30.4
3.00
46.1
4.70
Bexar (part)
05604
29.6
2.50
46.7 *
4.30
Bexar (part)
05605
37.4 *
2.63
54.7
3.87
Bexar (part)
05606
26.0 *
2.09
44.8 *
4.01
Bexar (part)
05607
24.6 *
2.24
46.6 *
4.32
Bexar (part)
05608
23.6 *
2.93
37.4 *
5.26
Bexar (part)
05609
27.4
2.35
49.0
4.70
Bexar (part)
05610
13.3 *
1.69
41.7 *
6.01
Bexar (part)
05611
17.1 *
1.96
43.4 *
5.41
05700
29.2
2.47
54.7
4.30
D i m m i t , E d w a r d s , K i n n e y , L a Sa l l e , M a ve r i c k , R e a l ,
Webb
Refugio
05800
30.5
2.40
55.3
4.52
05900
49.7 *
2.93
63.2 *
3.83
06000
50.2 *
2.37
72.4 *
2.61
06100
29.2
2.75
49.5
5.01
06200
30.7
2.65
54.7
4.85
06301
39.9 *
2.86
56.1
3.82
County
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A ll P o ve r t y
L e ve ls
%
SE
< 2 0 0 % FP L
%
SE
Su b - s t a t e
area
06302
28.2
2.12
50.7
4.34

Willacy, Zapata
Hidalgo (part)
06400
33.4
2.91
53.0
5.04
06500
44.0 *
2.97
57.0
3.86
06600
43.9 *
3.29
65.2 *
4.78
Hidalgo (part)
06701
52.5 *
2.69
68.3 *
2.97
Hidalgo (part)
06702
59.5 *
3.03
76.9 *
3.51
Hidalgo (part)
06703
50.6 *
3.03
63.5 *
3.83
Hidalgo (part)
06704
60.9 *
2.73
73.4 *
2.87
Cameron (part)
06800
51.4 *
2.29
64.7 *
2.83
Cameron (part)
06900
50.9 *
2.49
66.1 *
2.92
County

55.3%).
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Appendix A. Technical Assistance Available from SHADAC

SHADAC has a contract with Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) at Health and Human
Services (HHS) to provide technical assistance to states that have received State Health Access Program
(SHAP) grants. This includes support for data collection, analysis and evaluation related to their SHAP
project work. A summary of assistance is provided below. Questions and requests can be directed to
Elizabeth Lukanen at 612-626-1537 or elukanen@umn.edu.
Data Assistance
Several SHADAC resources are available to help SHAP grantees access and utilize data relating to health
insurance coverage estimates, access to care, and understanding available data-specific technical
assistance resources. Resources include: SHADACs Data Center, an online table and chart generator;
issue briefs and technical briefs; and information on how to access microdata.
Web page: http://www.shadac.org/shap/technical-assistance/data
HRSA Benchmarks
SHADAC will also assist states in reporting HSRA benchmark data.
Web page: http://www.shadac.org/shap/technical-assistance/HRSA-Benchmarks
Evaluation
SHADAC staff are available to help SHAP grantees refine and implement evaluation plans, to ensure the
fidelity and success of SHAP-funded programs.
Web page: http://www.shadac.org/shap/technical-assistance/evaluations
Surveys
SHADAC has a variety of resources to help SHAP grantees conduct survey research and apply the results
to relevant audiences. SHADACs technical assistance can facilitate the sharing of information and
expertise among grantees, help policy makers understand the unique characteristics of state subpopulations, and provide assistance in developing survey tools and methods.
Web page: http://www.shadac.org/shap/technical-assistance/surveys
State Reform Research and Strategies
SHADAC has provided evaluative information on health reform initiatives in states participating in the
State Health Access Reform Evaluation (SHARE) program. Many of these evaluations provide descriptive
information that may be useful for SHAP grantees.
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Appendix B. Data Source

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey (ACS). Calculations by SHADAC.
Estimates for the ACS exclude military but include non-institutionalized group quarters such as
college/university housing, group homes intended for adults, residential treatment facilities for adults,
workers group living quarters and Job Corps centers, and religious group quarters.
Population counts are presented in thousands.
Definitions: '%' = Percent; 'SE' = Standard error as a percent. Confidence intervals can be calculated
from the standard errors; for example, the 95% confidence interval is (1.96 * SE).
Insurance coverage note: Listed Medicaid rates include SCHIP and state-specific public programs. Those
who report multiple types of insurance coverage (i.e., private or public) are included in each category;
therefore, row totals may add to more than 100 percent. Active duty military coverage (e.g., TRICARE) is
considered employer-sponsored insurance, while VA coverage is considered government coverage.
ACS methodology note: The ACS asks respondents about their health insurance coverage at the time of
the interview.
For technical documentation on the ACS please visit http://www.shadac.org/content/acs-info-andresources.
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Appendix C. Metro Area Sub-state (PUMA) Maps
(Source: http://www2.census.gov/geo/maps/puma/puma2k/tx_puma5.pdf)
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Appendix D. Texas Map of Major Cities
Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
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Appendix E. Texas Map of County Boundaries
Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
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Health Insurance Coverage Estimates

State Health Access Program (SHAP)

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Texas SHAP Grantee Chartbook

2221 University Ave SE, Suite 345

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County-level estimates of uninsurance

Demographic profiles of state populations

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.

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Maps and Data Tables

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Exhibit 2.1: Sub-State Uninsurance Estimates, Age 0-64, ACS 2009

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.

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San Antonio Metro Area Detail

Dallas-Fort Worth Metro Area Detail

Austin Metro Area Detail

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.

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Exhibit 2.1.A, continued

Corpus Christ Metro Area Detail

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.

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Race and Ethnicity

Definitions: % = Percent; SE = Standard Error

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.

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Dallas-Fort Worth Metro Area Detail

Austin Metro Area Detail

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.

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Exhibit 2.3.A, continued

Corpus Christ Metro Area Detail

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2009 American Community Survey.

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Race and Ethnicity

Definitions: % = Percent; SE = Standard Error

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Camp, Marion, Rains, Upshur, Van Zandt, Wood

Cherokee, Panola, Rusk

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Parker, Tarrant (part)