Tracking Marketplace and Medicaid/CHIP Enrollment by State
This map tracks enrollment data from state marketplaces, the federal marketplace and Medicaid/CHIP agencies for individuals and families enrolling in Qualified Health Plans (QHPs) and Medicaid/CHIP.{1} The map also provides state-by-state estimates for those eligible for marketplace and Medicaid/CHIP coverage from Kaiser Family Foundation and Urban Institute analyses.
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| States | Color (Key) | Text Color | Potential Size of Marketplace Nongroup Market: {2} | QHP Enrollment: {3} | Estimate of Uninsured Eligible for Medicaid/CHIP: {4} | Number Determined Eligible for Medicaid/CHIP: {5} |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AL | #3366ff | #cccccc | 464,000 | 97,870(as of 4/19) | 85,000 | 274,406 (as of 10/17) |
| AK | #3366ff | #cccccc | 78,000 | 12,890(as of 4/19) | 12,000 | 42,594 (as of 10/17) |
| AZ | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 551,000 | 120,071(as of 4/19) | 511,000 | 576,050 (as of 10/17; no data available for March-May) |
| AR | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 227,000 | 43,446(as of 4/19) | 276,000 | 394,815 (as of 10/17) |
| CA | #339966 | #cccccc | 3,291,000 | 1,405,102(as of 4/19) | 3,144,000 | 5,171,198 (as of 10/17) |
| CO | #339966 | #cccccc | 501,000 | 125,402/a>(as of 4/19) | 380,000 | 311,204(as of 10/17) |
| CT | #339966 | #cccccc | 216,000 | 79,192(as of 4/19) | 145,000 | 146,121 (as of 10/17) |
| DC | #339966 | #cccccc | 36,000 | 10,714(as of 4/19) | 23,000 | 61,820 (as of 10/17) |
| DE | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 48,000 | 14,087(as of 4/19) | 43,000 | 23,633 (as of 10/17) |
| FL | #3366ff | #cccccc | 2,545,000 | 983,775(as of 4/19) | 347,000 | 1,561,129 (as of 10/17) |
| GA | #3366ff | #cccccc | 1,063,000 | 316,543(as of 4/19) | 181,000 | 609,535 (as of 10/17) |
| HI | #339966 | #cccccc | 58,000 | 8,592(as of 4/19) | 54,000 | 65,835 (as of 10/17) |
| ID | #808080 | #cccccc | 202,000 | 76,061(as of 4/19) | 27,000 | 89,728 (as of 10/17) |
| IL | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 937,000 | 217,492(as of 4/19) | 867,000 | 726,841 (as of 10/17) |
| IN | #3366ff | #cccccc | 525,000 | 132,423(as of 4/19) | 113,000 | 507,700 (as of 10/17) |
| IA | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 262,000 | 29,163(as of 4/19) | 148,000 | 612,268 (as of 10/17) |
| KS | #3366ff | #cccccc | 298,000 | 57,013(as of 4/19) | 41,000 | 90,113 (as of 10/17) |
| KY | #339966 | #cccccc | 302,000 | 82,747(as of 4/19) | 390,000 | 654,078 (as of 10/17) |
| LA | #3366ff | #cccccc | 489,000 | 101,778(as of 4/19) | 74,000 | 232,911 (as of 10/17) |
| ME | #3366ff | #cccccc | 122,000 | 44,258(as of 4/19) | 16,000 | 45,904 (as of 10/17; no data available for April-May) |
| MD | #339966 | #cccccc | 419,000 | 67,757(as of 4/19) | 308,000 | 576,458 (as of 10/17) |
| MA | #339966 | #cccccc | 259,000 | 31,695(as of 4/19) | 122,000 | Not released |
| MI | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 725,000 | 272,539(as of 4/19) | 722,000 | 756,570 (as of 10/17) |
| MN | #339966 | #cccccc | 298,000 | 48,495(as of 4/19) | 236,000 | 230,704 (as of 10/17) |
| MS | #3366ff | #cccccc | 298,000 | 61,494(as of 4/19) | 60,000 | 200,868 (as of 10/17) |
| MO | #3366ff | #cccccc | 657,000 | 152,335(as of 4/19) | 98,000 | 125,825 (as of 10/17; no data available March-June) |
| MT | #3366ff | #cccccc | 152,000 | 36,584(as of 4/19) | 24,000 | 41,318 (as of 10/17) |
| NE | #3366ff | #cccccc | 239,000 | 42,975(as of 4/19) | 25,000 | 105,694 (as of 10/17) |
| NV | #339966 | #cccccc | 249,000 | 45,390(as of 4/19) | 265,000 | 157,442 (as of 10/17) |
| NH | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 137,000 | 40,262(as of 4/19) | 13,000 | 41,364 (as of 10/17) |
| NJ | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 628,000 | 161,775(as of 4/19) | 459,000 | 93,752 (as of 10/17) |
| NM | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 193,000 | 32,062(as of 4/19) | 219,000 | 237,061 (as of 10/17) |
| NY | #339966 | #cccccc | 1,264,000 | 370,451(as of 4/19) | 1,004,000 | 1,584,261 (as of 10/17) |
| NC | #3366ff | #cccccc | 1,073,000 | 357,584(as of 4/19) | 158,000 | 788,077 (as of 10/17) |
| ND | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 77,000 | 10,597(as of 4/19) | 35,000 | 13,709 (as of 10/17; no data for February, July & August) |
| OH | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 812,000 | 154,668(as of 4/19) | 155,000 | 1,298,260 (as of 10/17) |
| OK | #3366ff | #cccccc | 446,000 | 69,221(as of 4/19) | 90,000 | 505,617 (as of 10/17) |
| OR | #339966 | #cccccc | 337,000 | 68,308(as of 4/19) | 345,000 | 483,636 (as of 10/17) |
| PA | #3366ff | #cccccc | 1,276,000 | 318,077(as of 4/19) | 138,000 | 728,827 (as of 10/17) |
| RI | #339966 | #cccccc | 70,000 | 28,485(as of 4/19) | 54,000 | 110,290 (as of 10/17) |
| SC | #3366ff | #cccccc | 491,000 | 118,324(as of 4/19) | 87,000 | 527,221 (as of 10/17) |
| SD | #3366ff | #cccccc | 118,000 | 13,104(as of 4/19) | 35,000 | 14,365 (as of 10/17) |
| TN | #3366ff | #cccccc | 645,000 | 151,352(as of 4/19) | 107,000 | 14,504 (as of 10/17; data only includes CHIP eligibility determinations) |
| TX | #3366ff | #cccccc | 3,143,000 | 733,757(as of 4/19) | 581,000 | 3,723,872 (as of 10/17) |
| UT | #3366ff | #cccccc | 331,000 | 84,601(as of 4/19) | 47,000 | 566,175 (as of 10/17) |
| VT | #339966 | #cccccc | 45,000 | 38,048(as of 4/19) | 21,000 | 62,659 (as of 10/17) |
| VA | #3366ff | #cccccc | 823,000 | 216,356(as of 4/19) | 90,000 | 387,890 (as of 10/17) |
| WA | #339966 | #cccccc | 507,000 | 163,207(as of 4/19) | 444,000 | 935,907 (as of 10/17; no data for February-March) |
| WV | #ff9900 | #cccccc | 117,000 | 19,856(as of 4/19) | 159,000 | 241,195 (as of 10/17) |
| WI | #3366ff | #cccccc | 482,000 | 139,815(as of 4/19) | 68,000 | 231,663 (as of 10/17; no data available October-January) |
| WY | #3366ff | #cccccc | 80,000 | 11,970(as of 4/19) | 8,000 | 17,573 (as of 10/17) |
| Array | #FFFFFF | #FFFFFF |
Key:
{1} Includes individuals and families who are newly eligible for Medicaid through the ACA as well as those who qualify under current eligibility levels.
{2} Includes individual market only. Estimates are from Kaiser State-by-State Estimates. Figures include estimates for individuals who may shop for coverage in the marketplace and are not limited to those eligible for tax credits.
{3} “Enrollment” for state marketplaces and federal marketplace coverage is defined as having selected a Qualified Health Plan (QHP).
{4} Estimates from Urban Institute. Figures are uninsured individuals eligible for Medicaid/CHIP, either newly eligible through the ACA or those currently eligible, and are adjusted to account for a state’s decision whether to expand Medicaid.
{5} Data from CMS, Medicaid and CHIP Monthly Enrollment Reports, Total New Determinations; data from updated enrollment reports are used when available. See data source for further notes on data points.
Map produced by Rachel Dolan, Anita Cardwell and Leo Quigley.
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Click on a state to see eligibility estimates and enrollment data, including:
Potential Size of Marketplace Nongroup Market: {2}
Based on estimates from the Kaiser Family Foundation
QHP Enrollment: {3}
Based on federal data from ASPE
Estimate of Uninsured Eligible for Medicaid/CHIP: {4}
Based on estimates from an Urban Institute analysis
Number Determined Eligible for Medicaid/CHIP: {5}
Based on federal data from CMS (cumulative totals)
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