Community & Work Disparities
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Percentage of People with and without Disabilities Age 65 and Above who Have Private Health Insurance in North Carolina

With Disabilities Age 65 and Above who Have Private Health Insurance in North Carolina Counties have been grouped using the US state quartile ranges and North Carolina is in the third quartile with a value of 58.3%. The following cities in North Carolina have the value, Asheville 57.0%, Gastonia 51.7%, Greensboro 55.1% & Raleigh 65.8%.With Disabilities Age 65 and Above who Have Private Health Insurance Asheville, 57.0%Gastonia, 51.7%Greensboro, 55.1%Raleigh, 65.8% Without Disabilities Age 65 and Above who Have Private Health Insurance in North Carolina Counties have been grouped using the US state quartile ranges and North Carolina is in the third quartile with a value of 58.3%. The following cities in North Carolina have the value, Asheville 57.0%, Gastonia 51.7%, Greensboro 55.1% & Raleigh 65.8%.Without Disabilities Age 65 and Above who Have Private Health Insurance Asheville, 59.3%Gastonia, 65.3%Greensboro, 59.5%Raleigh, 71.8%

Data source. , American Community Survey (ACS), 5 year Estimates. Table B18135, age by disability status by health insurance coverage status.
Calculation. Divided the number of people with/without disabilities age 65 and above with private health insurance by the total population of people with/without disabilities age 65 and above

Percentage of People with and without Disabilities Age 65 and Above who Have Private Health Insurance by Region
RegionWith Disabilities Age 65 and Above who Have Private Health InsuranceWithout Disabilities Age 65 and Above who Have Private Health Insurance
United States57.4%64.4%
North Carolina58.3%66.3%
Asheville57.0%59.3%
Gastonia51.7%65.3%
Greensboro55.1%59.5%
Raleigh65.8%71.8%