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State HMO Penetration Rate, July 2008

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 HMO Penetration Rate
United StatesNA
Alabama4.1%
Alaska0.2%
Arizona25.3%
Arkansas3.0%
California42.9%
Colorado19.6%
Connecticut21.5%
Delaware19.2%
District of Columbia52.9%
Florida19.4%
Georgia19.2%
Hawaii47.7%
Idaho4.6%
Illinois12.3%
Indiana17.0%
Iowa7.5%
Kansas14.7%
Kentucky8.0%
Louisiana7.5%
Maine9.4%
Maryland26.1%
Massachusetts34.3%
Michigan27.7%
Minnesota21.3%
Mississippi1.5%
Missouri13.2%
Montana5.9%
Nebraska4.6%
Nevada20.0%
New Hampshire11.3%
New Jersey20.8%
New Mexico26.6%
New York27.7%
North Carolina5.3%
North Dakota2.6%
Ohio17.9%
Oklahoma6.6%
Oregon27.1%
Pennsylvania28.0%
Rhode Island20.2%
South Carolina10.1%
South Dakota10.0%
Tennessee25.5%
Texas13.2%
Utah29.6%
Vermont8.8%
Virginia16.3%
Washington18.6%
West Virginia15.0%
Wisconsin24.8%
Wyoming4.2%
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Notes: 

Data as of July 2008.
Data include all licensed HMOs which may include Medicaid and/or Medicare only HMOs.
State penetration calculated by InterStudy using state population from the U.S. Census Bureau as of July 2008.

For more detailed HMO or PPO information for a specific state, MSA, or county, contact Health Leaders at http://www.healthleaders-interstudy.com/.

Sources: 

Healthleaders, Inc., Special Data Request, March 2009.

Definitions: 

HMO: An entity that offers prepaid, comprehensive health coverage for both hospital and physician services with specific health care providers using a fixed structure or capitated rates. HMO enrollment includes enrollees in both traditional HMOs and HMO point-of-service (POS) plans through: group/commercial plans, Medicare, Medicaid, the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program, direct pay plans and unidentified HMO products.
NA: Data not available.



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