Table 3a. Adults ages 18-64 with any type of insurance during the year,a by diagnosed diabetes status, United States, 2004

Total
With diabetes
Without diabetes

Total

Population group		Sample size	Weighted size (in thousands)	Percent	SE
Total		19,181	183,361	83.3	0.5
Age	18-44	11,901	111,437	80.5	0.6
	45-64	7,280	71,924	87.5	0.5
Gender	Male	8,917	90,530	80.3	0.6
	Female	10,264	92,831	86.2	0.5
Race	White only	14,898	147,755	83.7	0.5
	Black only	2,850	22,229	79.9	1.2
	Other	1,433	13,376	83.3	1.5
Ethnicity	Non-Hispanic, all races	14,181	157,802	86.6	0.5
	Non-Hispanic, White	10,097	123,476	88.0	0.5
	Non-Hispanic, Black	2,761	21,581	80.3	1.2
	Hispanic, all races	5,000	25,559	62.4	1.2
Family incomeb	Negative/poor	3,395	20,380	63.2	1.2
	Near poor/low	4,099	28,442	68.3	1.1
	Middle	5,577	58,432	84.0	0.7
	High	6,110	76,107	93.7	0.4
Educationc	Less than high school	5,072	32,617	68.2	1.0
	High school graduate	6,012	57,784	81.7	0.7
	At least some college	7,939	91,922	89.8	0.5
Residence location	Metropolitan-large	10,636	102,358	83.0	0.6
	Metropolitan-small	5,163	50,908	85.2	0.9
	Micropolitan	2,095	19,001	81.8	1.6
	Noncore	1,287	11,094	79.2	1.6
Preferred language	Other	3,911	21,279	60.5	1.5
	English	15,148	160,896	86.5	0.5

 

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With diabetes

Population group		Sample size	Weighted size (in thousands)	Percent	SE
Total		971	8,088	89.6	1.1
Age	18-44	241	1,940	82.0	2.9
	45-64	730	6,147	92.0	1.1
Gender	Male	414	3,938	90.8	1.4
	Female	557	4,150	88.5	1.5
Race	White only	698	6,158	89.5	1.3
	Black only	204	1,285	89.0	2.9
	Other	*	*	*	*
Ethnicity	Non-Hispanic, all races	730	6,971	91.6	1.1
	Non-Hispanic, White	471	5,108	92.3	1.3
	Non-Hispanic, Black	199	1,263	88.8	3.0
	Hispanic, all races	241	1,117	77.4	3.6
Family incomeb	Negative/poor	231	1,280	80.9	3.8
	Near poor/low	227	1,540	79.8	3.2
	Middle	255	2,251	91.5	1.9
	High	258	3,018	96.9	0.9
Educationc	Less than high school	340	2,034	82.2	2.4
	High school graduate	317	3,023	90.1	2.0
	At least some college	306	2,990	94.2	1.1
Residence location	Metropolitan-large	450	3,808	90.8	1.4
	Metropolitan-small	288	2,461	91.6	1.9
	Micropolitan	132	1,037	84.3	3.5
	Noncore	101	782	84.4	3.6
Preferred language	Other	160	782	75.0	4.3
	English	811	7,306	91.2	1.1

 

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Without diabetes

Population group		Sample size	Weighted size (in thousands)	Percent	SE
Total		18,210	175,273	83.0	0.5
Age	18-44	11,660	109,497	80.5	0.6
	45-64	6,550	65,776	87.0	0.6
Gender	Male	8,503	86,591	79.8	0.6
	Female	9,707	88,682	86.1	0.5
Race	White only	14,200	141,597	83.5	0.5
	Black only	2,646	20,944	79.4	1.2
	Other	1,364	12,732	82.9	1.5
Ethnicity	Non-Hispanic, all races	13,451	150,831	86.4	0.5
	Non-Hispanic, White	9,626	118,368	87.8	0.5
	Non-Hispanic, Black	2,562	20,318	79.8	1.2
	Hispanic, all races	4,759	24,442	61.8	1.3
Family incomeb	Negative/poor	3,164	19,100	62.0	1.3
	Near poor/low	3,872	26,902	67.6	1.2
	Middle	5,322	56,181	83.6	0.7
	High	5,852	73,090	93.5	0.4
Educationc	Less than high school	4,732	30,583	67.2	1.0
	High school graduate	5,695	54,761	81.3	0.7
	At least some college	7,633	88,932	89.6	0.5
Residence location	Metropolitan-large	10,186	98,550	82.7	0.7
	Metropolitan-small	4,875	48,447	84.9	0.9
	Micropolitan	1,963	17,964	81.7	1.7
	Noncore	1,186	10,312	78.8	1.7
Preferred language	Other	3,751	20,497	60.0	1.5
	English	14,337	153,590	86.3	0.5

^a Adults with DSDIA53=1 are defined as with diabetes, DSDIA53=-1 as without diabetes.
^b Negative/poor refers to household incomes below the Federal poverty line; near poor/low, over the poverty line to just below 200 percent of the poverty line; middle, 200 percent to just below 400 percent of the poverty line; and high, 400 percent of the poverty line and over.
^c Less than high school refers to fewer than 12 years of education; high school graduate, 12 years of education; and at least some college, more than 12 years of education.
* Data do not meet the criteria for statistical reliability, data quality, or confidentiality.
Key: SE: standard error.
Source:  Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Center for Financing, Access, and Cost Trends, Medical Expenditure Panel Survey. 

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