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ANNUAL DISABILITY STATISTICS COMPENDIUM2015

Employment Policy & MeasurementRehabilitation Research & Training Center

Disability Statistics & DemographicsRehabilitation Research & Training Center

Individual Employment CharacteristicsRehabilitation Research & Training Center

Individual Employment CharacteristicsRehabilitation Research & Training Center

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Contents

Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Iconography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Sample Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

List of Tables. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Section 1: Population and Prevalence. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Section 2: Employment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Section 3: Poverty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Section 4: Earnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100

Section 5: Veterans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

Section 6: Health Insurance Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

Section 7: Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127

Section 8: Social Security Administration Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133

Section 9: Special Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154

Section 10: Vocational Rehabilitation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168

Section 11: Federal Government Spending and Employment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179

Section 12: International Patterns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186

Section 13: Disability Type. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189

Glossary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199

About the Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207

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The Annual Disability Statistics Compendium is a publication of statistics about people with disabilities and about the government programs which serve them. It is modeled after the Statistical Abstracts of the United States, published yearly by the U.S. Department of Commerce. The Compendium is designed to serve as a summary of government statistics.

New this year. The 2015 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium underwent significant revisions this year. Over 100 tables have been added or expanded with additional age ranges—the Compendium now has tables representing the aging population whenever possible. The Health Insurance and Medicaid and Medicare sections from previous years were combined, and time trend data was added where available.

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702,8

48,67

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51,52

0,192

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823,6

6052

,492

6.477

1,168

93.6

AK

133,6

775,1

353.8

128,5

4296

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AZ

1,174

,002

52,42

74.5

1,121

,575

95.5

AR

511,4

6336

,137

7.147

5,326

92.9

CA6,7

19,14

126

9,309

4.06,4

49,83

296

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CO88

5,793

42,70

64.8

843,0

8795

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CT60

6,158

28,23

44.7

577,9

2495

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DE

149,0

477,9

255.3

141,1

2294

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DC

69,10

75,4

087.8

63,69

992

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FL2,9

12,88

814

6,414

5.02,7

66,47

495

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GA

1,810

,734

91,18

95.0

1,719

,545

95.0

HI

216,0

579,1

644.2

206,8

9395

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ID30

8,578

18,68

76.1

289,8

9193

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IL2,2

64,92

494

,898

4.22,1

70,02

695

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IN1,1

65,40

369

,489

6.01,0

95,91

494

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IA52

3,359

27,23

25.2

496,1

2794

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KS51

9,171

28,28

05.4

490,8

9194

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KY74

3,879

51,76

37.0

692,1

1693

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LA80

4,318

57,48

27.1

746,8

3692

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ME

203,8

0416

,620

8.218

7,184

91.8

MD

981,3

7742

,123

4.393

9,254

95.7

MA

1,039

,358

60,79

15.8

978,5

6794

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MI

1,706

,138

106,1

126.2

1,600

,026

93.8

MN

923,5

8645

,812

5.087

7,774

95.0

MS

544,1

7532

,162

5.951

2,013

94.1

MO

1,027

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59,68

55.8

967,9

5394

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MT

161,6

537,0

924.4

154,5

6195

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NE

328,2

0915

,253

4.631

2,956

95.4

NV

477,1

7319

,402

4.145

7,771

95.9

NH

211,6

0412

,438

5.919

9,166

94.1

NJ

1,502

,866

66,82

04.4

1,436

,046

95.6

NM

372,5

0616

,020

4.335

6,486

95.7

NY

3,113

,506

148,6

374.8

2,964

,869

95.2

NC

1,660

,149

94,22

75.7

1,565

,922

94.3

ND

104,5

873,3

113.2

101,2

7696

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OH

1,979

,897

121,4

266.1

1,858

,471

93.9

OK

669,8

7541

,220

6.262

8,655

93.8

OR

622,4

1138

,809

6.258

3,602

93.8

PA2,0

33,78

012

6,456

6.21,9

07,32

493

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RI16

3,178

6,880

4.215

6,298

95.8

SC77

6,755

38,47

55.0

738,2

8095

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SD14

2,156

5,952

4.213

6,204

95.8

TN1,0

87,99

165

,489

6.01,0

22,50

294

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TX4,9

93,65

725

5,315

5.14,7

38,34

294

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UT

615,5

1424

,253

3.959

1,261

96.1

VT

94,83

26,4

606.8

88,37

293

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VA1,3

40,99

063

,348

4.71,2

77,64

295

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WA

1,138

,832

64,68

85.7

1,074

,144

94.3

WV

281,3

2419

,086

6.826

2,238

93.2

WI

973,7

2157

,985

6.091

5,736

94.0

WY

95,57

23,4

403.6

92,13

296

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PR65

8,697

68,52

010

.459

0,177

89.6

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Data Source & Link

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* denotes new or expanded tables this year

Table 1.1 Resident Population—States: 2011 to 2014Table 1.2 State Resident Population—Projections: 2015 to 2030Table 1.3 Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 1.4 Civilians Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 1.5 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 1.6 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 1.7 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 1.8* Civilians Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Hearing Disability: 2014Table 1.9* Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Hearing Disability: 2014Table 1.10 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Hearing Disability: 2014Table 1.11* Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States—Hearing Disability: 2014Table 1.12* Civilians Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Vision Disability: 2014Table 1.13* Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Vision Disability: 2014Table 1.14 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Vision Disability: 2014Table 1.15* Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States—Vision Disability: 2014

Table 1.16* Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Cognitive Disability: 2014Table 1.17 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Cognitive Disability: 2014Table 1.18* Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States—Cognitive Disability: 2014Table 1.19* Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Ambulatory Disability: 2014Table 1.20 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Ambulatory Disability: 2014Table 1.21* Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States—Ambulatory Disability: 2014Table 1.22* Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Self-Care Disability: 2014Table 1.23 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Self-Care Disability: 2014Table 1.24* Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States—Self-Care Disability: 2014Table 1.25* Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Independent Living Disability: 2014Table 1.26* Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States—Independent Living Disability: 2014Table 1.27* Change in Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2013 to 2014

Table 2.1* Employment—Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 2.2* Employment—Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States:

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2014Table 2.3* Employment—Civilians with Hearing Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 2.4* Employment—Civilians with Vision Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 2.5* Employment—Civilians with Cognitive Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 2.6* Employment—Civilians with Ambulatory Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 2.7* Employment—Civilians with Self-Care Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 2.8* Employment—Civilians with Independent Living Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 2.9* Employment Gap—Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 2.10* Change in Employment Gap— Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2013 to 2014Table 2.11* Employment: Full-Time, Year-Round—Civilians with Disabilities Ages 16 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2013Table 2.12* Employment: Full-Time, Year-Round—Civilians without Disabilities Ages 16 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2013Table 2.13* Employment: Full-Time, Year-Round Gap—Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2013

Table 2.14* Monthly Employment of Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015Table 2.15* Monthly Employment of Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015Table 2.16* Monthly Labor Force Participation of Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015Table 2.17* Monthly Labor Force Participation of Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015Table 2.18* Monthly Unemployment of Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015Table 2.19* Monthly Unemployment of Civilians Ages 65 years and Over by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015Table 2.20* Number of Civilians with Disabilities Ages 16 to 64 Years by Definition of Disability, Disability Status, and Year: March 1981 through 2015Table 2.21* Number of Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over by Definition of Disability, Disability Status, and Year: March 2000 through 2015Table 2.22* Labor Force Participation Rate among Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status and Year: March 1981 through 2015Table 2.23* Labor Force Participation Rate among Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status and Year: March 2000 through 2015Table 2.24* Employment Rate among Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status and Year: March 1981 through 2015Table 2.25* Employment Rate among Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status and Year: March 2000 through 2015Table 2.26* Labor Market Attachment Rate among Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status and Year: 1981 through 2015Table 2.27* Labor Market Attachment Rate among Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by



Disability Status and Year: 2000 through 2015Table 2.28* Full-Time, Full-Year Employment Rate among Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status and Year, in March: 1981 to 2015Table 2.29* Full-Time, Full-Year Employment Rate among Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status and Year, in March: 2000 to 2015

Table 3.1* Poverty—Civilians with Disabilities Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 3.2* Poverty—Civilians with Disabilities Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 3.3 Poverty—Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 3.4* Poverty—Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 3.5* Poverty—Civilians without Disabilities Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 3.6* Poverty—Civilians without Disabilities Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 3.7* Poverty—Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 3.8* Poverty—Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 3.9* Poverty Gap—Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 3.10* Poverty Gap—Civilians with and

without Disabilities Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 3.11* Poverty Gap—Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 3.12* Poverty Gap—Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 3.13* Change in Poverty Gap—Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2013 to 2014Table 3.14* Change in Poverty Gap—Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2013 to 2014Table 3.15* Change in Poverty Gap—Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2013 to 2014Table 3.16* Change in Poverty Gap—Civilians with and without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2013 to 2014Table 3.17 Poverty Rate among Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status and Year, in March: 1981 to 2015

Table 4.1* Earnings—Median Earnings of Civilians Ages 16 Years and Over in the Past 12 Months for the United States and States, by Disability Status (in 2014 inflation-adjusted dollars): 2014

Table 5.1* Service-Connected Disability Rating—Civilian Veterans Ages 18 Years and Over Living in the Community, by Disability Status: 2014Table 5.2* Civilian Veterans Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014



Table 5.3* Civilian Veterans Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2014Table 5.4* Poverty—Civilian Veterans with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 5.5* Poverty—Civilian Veterans with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 5.6* Poverty—Civilian Veterans without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 5.7* Poverty—Civilian Veterans without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2014Table 5.8* Poverty Gap—Civilian Veterans Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States by Disability Status: 2014Table 5.9* Poverty Gap—Civilian Veterans Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States by Disability Status: 2014Table 5.10* Veterans Benefits Administration—Compensation and Pension Benefits Paid to Disabled Veterans and their Survivors: Federal Fiscal Year 2014

Table 6.1* Health Insurance Coverage—Civilians Ages Under 18 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States by Disability Status: 2014Table 6.2* Health Insurance Coverage—Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States by Disability Status: 2014Table 6.3* Health Insurance Coverage—Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States by Disability Status: 2014Table 6.4* Health Insurance Coverage—Civilians

with Disabilities Ages Under 18 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States by Type of Coverage: 2014Table 6.5 Health Insurance Coverage—Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States by Type of Coverage: 2014Table 6.6* Health Insurance Coverage—Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States by Type of Coverage: 2014Table 6.7* Medicaid—Medicaid Payments by Disability Status (in millions of dollars): Fiscal Year 2011Table 6.8* Medicaid—Medicaid Persons with Disabilities Served (Disabled Beneficiaries): Fiscal Year 2011Table 6.9* Medicare—Medicare Payments by Type of Entitlement: 1974 through 2012Table 6.10* Medicare—Medicare Enrollment by Type of Entitlement: July 1, 2012Table 6.11* Medicaid—Change in Percent of Total Beneficiaries with Disabilities: Fiscal Year 2010 to Fiscal Year 2011Table 6.12* Medicare—Change in Percent of Total Enrollees with Disabilities: 2011 to 2012

Table 7.1 Persons Ages 18 and Over Living in the Community, by Disability Status: 2014Table 7.2 Health Behavior—Smoking among Persons Ages 18 and Over by Disability Status: 2014Table 7.3 Health Behavior—Obesity among Persons Ages 18 and Over by Disability Status: 2014Table 7.4 Health Behavior—Binge Drinking among Persons Ages 18 and Over by Disability Status: 2014Table 7.5 Health Care Coverage—Among Persons Ages 18 and Over by Disability Status: 2014

Table 8.1* Supplemental Security Income—Number of Recipients of Federally Administered



Payments: December 2014Table 8.2* Supplemental Security Income—Total Federally Administered Payments: December 2014Table 8.3* Supplemental Security Income—Number of Recipients of Federally Administered Payments under Age 18: December 2014Table 8.4* Supplemental Security Income—Number of Recipients of Federally Administered Payments, by Age: December 2014Table 8.5a* Social Security Disability Insurance—Number of Beneficiaries: December 2014Table 8.5b* Social Security Disability Insurance—Number of Beneficiaries by Disability Type: December 2014Table 8.5c* Social Security Disability Insurance—Number of Beneficiaries by Disability Type: December 2014Table 8.5d* Social Security Disability Insurance—Number of Beneficiaries by Disability Type: December 2014Table 8.5e* Social Security Disability Insurance—Number of Beneficiaries by Disability Type: December 2014Table 8.5f* Social Security Disability Insurance—Number of Beneficiaries by Disability Type: December 2014Table 8.5g* Social Security Disability Insurance—Number of Beneficiaries by Disability Type: December 2014Table 8.6* Social Security Disability Insurance—Total Annual Benefits: December 2014Table 8.7* Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income—Number of Total and Concurrent Beneficiaries, Ages 18 to 64: December 2014Table 8.8a* Supplemental Security Income—Change in the Number of Recipients of Federally Administered Payments by Total and Age: 2013 to 2014Table 8.8b* Supplemental Security Income—Change in the Number of Recipients of Federally Administered Payments by Blind and Disabled:

2013 to 2014Table 8.9a* Social Security Disability Insurance—Change in the Number of Beneficiaries of Federally Administered Payments by Total and Disabled Worker: 2013 to 2014Table 8.9b* Social Security Disability Insurance—Change in the Number of Beneficiaries of Federally Administered Payments from 2013 to 2014Table 8.10* Social Security Disability Insurance—Monthly Number of Participants

Table 9.1* Special Education—Students Ages 6 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, as a Percentage of the Population: Fall 2013Table 9.2* Special Education—Students Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, by Age: Fall 2013Table 9.3a* Special Education—Students Ages 6 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, by Select Diagnostic Categories: Fall 2013Table 9.3b* Special Education—Students Ages 6 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, by Select Diagnostic Categories: Fall 2013Table 9.3c* Special Education—Students Ages 6 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, by Select Diagnostic Categories: Fall 2013Table 9.3d* Special Education—Students Ages 6 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, by Select Diagnostic Categories: Fall 2013Table 9.4* Special Education—Educational Environment—Students Ages 6 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, that Spent 40 Percent or More Time Inside Regular Class: Fall 2013Table 9.5* Special Education—Students Ages 14 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, that Left School, by Reason: 2011 to 2012



Table 9.6* Special Education—Graduation Rate among Students Ages 14 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B: 2011 to 2012Table 9.7* Special Education—Dropout Rate among Students Ages 14 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B: 2011 to 2012Table 9.8* Special Education—Change in Graduation Rate among Students Ages 14 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B: Fall 2011School Year to Fall 2012 School YearTable 9.9* Special Education—Change in Dropout Rate among Students Ages 14 to 21 Served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B: Fall 2010 School Year to Fall 2011 School Year

Table 10.1* Vocational Rehabilitation—Applicants: Federal Fiscal Year 2013Table 10.2* Vocational Rehabilitation—Closures after Services Initiated or Completed: Federal Fiscal Year 2013Table 10.3* Vocational Rehabilitation—Closures with Successful Employment Outcomes: Federal Fiscal Year 2013Table 10.4* Vocational Rehabilitation—Rehabilitation Rate: Federal Fiscal Year 2013Table 10.5* Vocational Rehabilitation—Total Expenditures (in dollars): Federal Fiscal Year 2013Table 10.6* Vocational Rehabilitation—Postsecondary Institution of Higher Education Expenditures (in dollars): Federal Fiscal Year 2013Table 10.7* Vocational Rehabilitation—State Agencies on Order of Selection: 2009 through 2013Table 10.8* Vocational Rehabilitation—Change in the Number of Applicants: 2012 to 2013Table 10.9* Vocational Rehabilitation—Change in the Rehabilitation Rate: 2012 to 2013

Table 11.1* Federal Government Spending and Employment—Federal Expenditures on Income Maintenance ProgramsTable 11.2* Federal Government Spending and Employment—Federal Expenditures on Housing and Food AssistanceTable 11.3* Federal Government Spending and Employment—Federal Expenditures on Health Care ProgramsTable 11.4* Federal Government Spending and Employment—Federal Expenditures on Education, Training, and Employment ReadinessTable 11.5* Federal Government Spending and Employment—Federal Expenditures on Other ServicesTable 11.6* Federal Government Spending and Employment—Federal Employment of People with Disabilities and People with Targeted Disabilities: As of September 30, 2006

Table 12.1* International Disability Statistics—Employment Rates of Working-Age People with Disabilities in Selected OECD CountriesTable 12.2* International Disability Statistics—Disability Benefit Recipients as Percent of the Working-Age Population in Selected OECD Countries

Table 13.1* Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Age, Disability Status, and Severity: 2010Table 13.2* Civilians Ages 21 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status and Type: 2010Table 13.3* Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status and Type: 2010Table 13.4 Employment—Civilians Ages 21 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States, by Disability Type: 2010Table 13.5 Median Monthly Earnings and Family Income—Civilians Ages 21 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States, by Disability Type: 2010


This section presents statistics on the United States resident population, projected population, and people with disabilities. The prevalence statistics describe disability frequency by age and disability type. The principal source of these data is the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically the American Community Survey. For these tables, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status or disability type) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey, see the glossary for more details.

Tables

Table 1.1: In 2014, the resident population in the United States was estimated to be 318,857,056 individuals, up from 316,497,531 individuals in 2013—a 2.29 percent increase. The state with the largest population in 2014 was California, with 38,802,500 individuals. The state with the smallest population in 2014 was Wyoming, with 584,153 individuals. The largest percentage increase in population from 2011 to 2014 was in North Dakota—a 7.9 percent increase, while the largest decrease in population was in West Virginia—a 0.25 percent decrease.

Table 1.2: The projected 2030 resident population in the United States is 363,584,435 individuals—a projected 12.8 percent increase from 2015. The state with the largest projected population in 2030 is California, with 46,444,861 individuals. The largest projected percentage increase in population from 2015 to 2030 is in Arizona—a 42.9 percent increase, while the largest projected decrease in population was in the District of Columbia—a 14.4 percent decrease.

Table 1.3: Based on data from the American Community Survey, in 2014, there were 313,890,422 individuals living in the community, 39,674,679 of which were individuals with disabilities—12.6 percent. The state with the largest number of individuals with disabilities was California, with 4,050,631

individuals with disabilities, while the state with the smallest number of individuals with disabilities was Wyoming, with 71,225 individuals with disabilities.

Table 1.4: In 2014, there were 19,771,799 individuals under 5 years old living in the community, 153,635 of which were individuals with disabilities—0.8 percent. For this age range, Wyoming and Arkansas had the highest percentages, 1.9 percent, while Hawaii had the lowest percentage, 0.25 percent.

Table 1.5: In 2014, there were 53,668,474 individuals ages 5 to 17 years living in the community, 2,900,395 of which were individuals with disabilities—5.4 percent. For this age range, Puerto Rico had the highest percentage, 10.1 percent, while New Mexico had the lowest percentage, 4.1 percent.

Table 1.6: In 2014, there were 195,537,213 individuals ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 20,460,136 of which were individuals with disabilities—10.5 percent. For this age range, Puerto Rico had the highest percentage, 18.1 percent, while New Jersey had the lowest percentage, 7.8 percent.

Table 1.7: In 2014, there were 44,912,936 individuals ages 65 years and over living in the community, 16,160,513 of which were individuals with disabilities—36.0 percent. For this age range, Puerto Rico had the highest percentage, 49.7 percent, while Delaware had the lowest percentage, 30.4 percent.

Tables 1.8-1.27:

In 2014, of the 19,771,799 individuals ages under 5 years living in the community,

• 104,918 individuals (or 0.5 percent) had a hearing disability, and

• 89,062 individuals (or 0.5 percent) had a vision disability.

In 2014, of the 53,668,474 individuals ages 5 to 17 years living in the community,

• 333,416 individuals (or 0.6 percent) had a hearing disability,

Section 1: Population and Prevalence


• 454,831 individuals (or 0.8 percent) had a vision disability,

• 2,215,470 individuals (or 4.1 percent) had a cognitive disability,

• 341,194 individuals (or 0.6 percent) had an ambulatory disability, and

• 512,377 individuals (or 1.0 percent) had a self-care disability.

In 2014, of the 195,537,213 individuals ages 18 to 64 years living in the community,

• 4,057,664 individuals (or 2.1 percent) had a hearing disability,

• 3,802,921 individuals (or 1.9 percent) had a vision disability,


• 10,225,155 individuals (or 5.2 percent) had an ambulatory disability,

• 3,645,109 individuals (or 1.9 percent) had a self-care disability, and

• 7,224,420 individuals (or 3.7 percent) had an independent living disability.

In 2014, of the 44,912,936 individuals ages 65 years and over living in the community,

• 6,741,792 individuals (or 15 percent) had a hearing disability,

• 2,999,479 individuals (or 6.7 percent) had a vision disability,


• 10,351,110 individuals (or 23.0 percent) had an ambulatory disability,

• 3,785,383 individuals (or 8.4 percent) had a self-care disability, and

• 6,849,013 individuals (or 15.2 percent) had an independent living disability.

Table 1.27: In 2013, there were 39,892,960 individuals with disabilities living in the community. In 2014, there were 39,674,679 individuals with disabilities living in the

community, a 0.5 percent decrease. The largest percent increase in the population of individuals with disabilities from 2013 to 2014 was in Rhode Island, 10.9 percent. South Dakota had the largest decrease in the population of individuals with disabilities from 2013 to 2014, a 6.4 percent decrease.


State

2011

2012

2013

2014

U.S

. 31

1,721

,632

314,1

12,07

8 31

6,497

,531

318,8

57,05

6

AL

4,80

1,695

4,

817,4

84

4,83

3,996

4,

849,3

77

AK

722,5

72

731,0

81

737,2

59

736,7

32

AZ

6,472

,867

6,556

,236

6,634

,997

6,731

,484

AR

2,938

,430

2,949

,300

2,958

,765

2,966

,369

CA 37

,701,9

01

38,06

2,780

38

,431,3

93

38,80

2,500

CO 5,

119,6

61

5,19

1,709

5,

272,0

86

5,35

5,866

CT 3,

590,5

37

3,59

4,362

3,

599,3

41

3,59

6,677

DE

907,8

29

916,8

81

925,2

40

935,6

14

DC

620,4

27

635,0

40

649,1

11

658,8

93

FL 19

,107,9

00

19,35

5,257

19

,600,3

11

19,89

3,297

GA

9,81

3,201

9,

919,0

00

9,99

4,759

10

,097,3

43

HI

1,37

8,251

1,

392,7

66

1,40

8,987

1,

419,5

61

ID 1,

583,7

80

1,59

5,590

1,

612,8

43

1,63

4,464

IL 12

,858,7

25

12,87

3,763

12

,890,5

52

12,88

0,580

IN 6,

516,5

60

6,53

7,632

6,

570,7

13

6,59

6,855

IA 3,

064,9

04

3,07

5,935

3,

092,3

41

3,10

7,126

KS 2,

869,9

65

2,88

5,966

2,

895,8

01

2,90

4,021

KY 4,

370,0

38

4,38

3,465

4,

399,5

83

4,41

3,457

LA 4,

575,9

72

4,60

4,744

4,

629,2

84

4,64

9,676

ME

1,32

7,930

1,

328,5

92

1,32

8,702

1,

330,0

89

MD

5,84

3,833

5,

891,8

19

5,93

8,737

5,

976,4

07

MA

6,61

2,270

6,

655,8

29

6,70

8,874

6,

745,4

08

MI

9,87

5,736

9,

884,7

81

9,89

8,193

9,

909,8

77

MN

5,34

8,036

5,

380,6

15

5,42

2,060

5,

457,1

73

MS

2,97

8,464

2,

986,1

37

2,99

2,206

2,

994,0

79

State

2011

2012

2013

2014

MO

6,01

0,544

6,

025,2

81

6,04

4,917

6,

063,5

89

MT

997,6

61

1,00

5,163

1,

014,8

64

1,02

3,579

NE

1,84

2,232

1,

855,4

87

1,86

8,969

1,

881,5

03

NV

2,71

8,586

2,

755,2

45

2,79

1,494

2,

839,0

99

NH

1,31

8,109

1,

321,2

97

1,32

2,616

1,

326,8

13

NJ

8,84

2,614

8,

876,0

00

8,91

1,502

8,

938,1

75

NM

2,07

8,407

2,

084,5

94

2,08

6,895

2,0

85,57

2

NY

19,52

1,745

19

,607,1

40

19,69

5,680

19

,746,2

27

NC

9,65

1,502

9,

748,1

81

9,84

8,917

9,

943,9

64

ND

685,2

42

701,7

05

723,8

57

739,4

82

OH

11,54

4,757

11

,550,9

01

11,57

2,005

11

,594,1

63

OK

3,78

6,527

3,

817,0

59

3,85

3,118

3,

878,0

51

OR

3,86

7,644

3,

898,6

84

3,92

8,068

3,

970,2

39

PA 12

,743,9

95

12,77

0,043

12

,781,2

96

12,78

7,209

RI 1,

052,0

20

1,05

2,637

1,

053,3

54

1,05

5,173

SC 4,

673,0

54

4,72

2,621

4,

771,9

29

4,83

2,482

SD 82

4,171

83

4,504

84

5,510

85

3,175

TN 6,

398,3

89

6,45

5,177

6,

497,2

69

6,54

9,352

TX 25

,657,4

77

26,09

4,422

26

,505,6

37

26,95

6,958

UT

2,81

5,324

2,

855,1

94

2,90

2,787

2,

942,9

02

VT

626,4

50

626,1

38

626,8

55

626,5

62

VA 8,

110,1

88

8,19

3,422

8,

270,3

45

8,32

6,289

WA

6,82

2,112

6,

896,3

25

6,97

3,742

7,

061,5

30

WV

1,85

4,982

1,

856,3

13

1,85

3,595

1,

850,3

26

WI

5,70

8,785

5,

724,8

88

5,74

2,953

5,

757,5

64

WY

567,6

31

576,8

93

583,2

23

584,1

53

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4,

728,9

15

4,80

0,092

4,

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AK

732,5

44

774,4

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820,8

81

867,6

74

AZ

7,49

5,238

8,

456,4

48

9,53

1,537

10

,712,3

97

AR

2,96

8,913

3,

060,2

19

3,15

1,005

3,

240,2

08

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,123,2

32

42,20

6,743

44

,305,1

77

46,44

4,861

CO 5,

049,4

93

5,27

8,867

5,

522,8

03

5,79

2,357

CT 3,

635,4

14

3,67

5,650

3,

691,0

16

3,68

8,630

DE

927,4

00

963,2

09

990,6

94

1,01

2,658

DC

506,3

23

480,5

40

455,1

08

433,4

14

FL 21

,204,1

32

23,40

6,525

25

,912,4

58

28,68

5,769

GA

10,23

0,578

10

,843,7

53

11,43

8,622

12

,017,8

38

HI

1,38

5,952

1,

412,3

73

1,43

8,720

1,

466,0

46

ID 1,

630,0

45

1,74

1,333

1,

852,6

27

1,96

9,624

IL 13

,097,2

18

13,23

6,720

13

,340,5

07

13,43

2,892

IN 6,

517,6

31

6,62

7,008

6,

721,3

22

6,81

0,108

IA 3,

026,3

80

3,02

0,496

2,

993,2

22

2,95

5,172

KS 2,

852,6

90

2,89

0,566

2,

919,0

02

2,94

0,084

KY 4,

351,1

88

4,42

4,431

4,

489,6

62

4,55

4,998

LA 4,

673,7

21

4,71

9,160

4,

762,3

98

4,80

2,633

ME

1,38

8,878

1,

408,6

65

1,41

4,402

1,

411,0

97

MD

6,20

8,392

6,

497,6

26

6,76

2,732

7,

022,2

51

MA

6,75

8,580

6,

855,5

46

6,93

8,636

7,

012,0

09

MI

10,59

9,122

10

,695,9

93

10,71

3,730

10

,694,1

72

MN

5,66

8,211

5,

900,7

69

6,10

8,787

6,

306,1

30

MS

3,01

4,409

3,

044,8

12

3,06

9,420

3,

092,4

10

State

2015

2020

2025

2030

MO

6,06

9,556

6,

199,8

82

6,31

5,366

6,

430,1

73

MT

999,4

89

1,02

2,735

1,

037,3

87

1,04

4,898

NE

1,78

8,508

1,

802,6

78

1,81

2,787

1,

820,2

47

NV

3,05

8,190

3,

452,2

83

3,86

3,298

4,

282,1

02

NH

1,45

6,679

1,

524,7

51

1,58

6,348

1,

646,4

71

NJ

9,25

5,769

9,

461,6

35

9,63

6,644

9,

802,4

40

NM

2,04

1,539

2,

084,3

41

2,10

6,584

2,

099,7

08

NY

19,54

6,699

19

,576,9

20

19,54

0,179

19

,477,4

29

NC

10,01

0,770

10

,709,2

89

11,44

9,153

12

,227,7

39

ND

635,1

33

630,1

12

620,7

77

606,5

66

OH

11,63

5,446

11

,644,0

58

11,60

5,738

11

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28

OK

3,66

1,694

3,

735,6

90

3,82

0,994

3,

913,2

51

OR

4,01

2,924

4,

260,3

93

4,53

6,418

4,

833,9

18

PA 12

,710,9

38

12,78

7,354

12

,801,9

45

12,76

8,184

RI 1,

139,5

43

1,15

4,230

1,

157,8

55

1,15

2,941

SC 4,

642,1

37

4,82

2,577

4,

989,5

50

5,14

8,569

SD 79

6,954

80

1,939

80

1,845

80

0,462

TN 6,

502,0

17

6,78

0,670

7,

073,1

25

7,38

0,634

TX 26

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01

28,63

4,896

30

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34

33,31

7,744

UT

2,78

3,040

2,

990,0

94

3,22

5,680

3,

485,3

67

VT

673,1

69

690,6

86

703,2

88

711,8

67

VA 8,

466,8

64

8,91

7,395

9,

364,3

04

9,82

5,019

WA

6,95

0,610

7,

432,1

36

7,99

6,400

8,

624,8

01

WV

1,82

2,758

1,

801,1

12

1,76

6,435

1,

719,9

59

WI

5,88

2,760

6,

004,9

54

6,08

8,374

6,

150,7

64

WY

528,0

05

530,9

48

529,0

31

522,9

79

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3,890

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4,767

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776,4

4816

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AK

711,5

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11.2

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41

88.8

AZ

6,623

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846,6

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776,4

17

87.2

AR

2,914

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493,4

0016

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420,9

76

83.1

CA38

,297,4

574,0

50,63

110

.6 34

,246,8

26

89.4

CO5,2

66,02

256

2,052

10.7

4,70

3,970

89

.3

CT3,5

41,28

238

9,252

11.0

3,15

2,030

89

.0

DE

920,9

3010

9,763

11.9

811,1

67

88.1

DC

647,9

6676

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11.7

571,9

59

88.3

FL19

,583,3

572,6

19,57

213

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85

86.6

GA

9,906

,878

1,228

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12.4

8,67

8,343

87

.6

HI

1,367

,770

159,4

7511

.7 1,

208,2

95

88.3

ID1,6

12,88

920

4,780

12.7

1,40

8,109

87

.3

IL12

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931,3

81,78

710

.9 11

,320,6

06

89.1

IN6,4

98,02

990

3,089

13.9

5,59

4,940

86

.1

IA3,0

62,90

035

3,430

11.5

2,70

9,470

88

.5

KS2,8

45,41

4 36

6,393

12

.9 2,

479,0

21

87.1

KY4,3

28,52

4 76

1,405

17

.6 3,

567,1

19

82.4

LA4,5

47,57

2 67

2,278

14

.8 3,

875,2

94

85.2

ME

1,315

,996

211,4

20

16.1

1,10

4,576

83

.9

MD

5,885

,847

623,3

05

10.6

5,26

2,542

89

.4

MA

6,668

,348

773,1

46

11.6

5,89

5,202

88

.4

MI

9,798

,621

1,41

5,795

14

.4 8,

382,8

26

85.6

MN

5,398

,211

580,4

94

10.8

4,81

7,717

89

.2

MS

2,927

,088

481,9

78

16.5

2,44

5,110

83

.5

MO

5,950

,606

872,4

19

14.7

5,07

8,187

85

.3

State

Tota

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Coun

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Co

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MT

1,008

,116

132,7

46

13.2

875,3

70

86.8

NE

1,853

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212,6

04

11.5

1,64

1,080

88

.5

NV

2,805

,532

375,3

21

13.4

2,43

0,211

86

.6

NH

1,311

,921

160,3

89

12.2

1,15

1,532

87

.8

NJ

8,830

,969

929,4

77

10.5

7,90

1,492

89

.5

NM

2,050

,369

301,5

15

14.7

1,74

8,854

85

.3

NY

19,49

9,548

2,23

6,461

11

.5 17

,263,0

87

88.5

NC

9,752

,148

1,34

4,569

13

.8 8,

407,5

79

86.2

ND

724,4

51 76

,946

10.6

647,5

05

89.4

OH

11,42

0,809

1,58

4,921

13

.9 9,

835,8

88

86.1

OK

3,797

,966

610,1

98

16.1

3,18

7,768

83

.9

OR

3,931

,306

596,6

93

15.2

3,33

4,613

84

.8

PA12

,582,8

15 1,

733,5

12

13.8

10,84

9,303

86

.2

RI1,0

39,78

9 14

5,887

14

.0 89

3,902

86

.0

SC4,7

33,74

2 70

1,093

14

.8 4,

032,6

49

85.2

SD83

5,403

101,2

15

12.1

734,1

88

87.9

TN6,4

48,73

7 1,

012,4

98

15.7

5,43

6,239

84

.3

TX26

,485,8

38 3,

101,0

39

11.7

23,38

4,799

88

.3

UT

2,916

,303

279,5

36

9.6 2,

636,7

67

90.4

VT

620,4

53 91

,759

14.8

528,6

94

85.2

VA8,1

14,88

4 93

4,299

11

.5 7,

180,5

85

88.5

WA

6,954

,806

907,4

17

13.0

6,04

7,389

87

.0

WV

1,820

,836

362,4

47

19.9

1,45

8,389

80

.1

WI

5,684

,725

677,5

71

11.9

5,00

7,154

88

.1

WY

574,7

98 71

,255

12.4

503,5

43

87.6

PR3,5

21,35

3 75

1,304

21

.3 2,

770,0

49

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291,1

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53,40

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432,6

63

2,53

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190,3

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2 1.9

186,8

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511,5

75

15,47

3 0.6

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6,102

99

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CO 33

2,058

2,

331

0.7 32

9,727

99

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CT 18

8,862

1,

754

0.9 18

7,108

99

.1

DE

56,01

0 65

2 1.2

55,35

8 98

.8

DC

42,76

3 13

8 0.3

42,62

5 99

.7

FL 1,

077,5

72

8,82

4 0.8

1,06

8,748

99

.2

GA

654,3

95

5,14

1 0.8

649,2

54

99.2

HI

91,00

7 23

0 0.3

90,77

7 99

.7

ID 11

1,707

1,

217

1.1 11

0,490

98

.9

IL 78

9,126

6,

105

0.8 78

3,021

99

.2

IN 41

8,024

4,

188

1.0 41

3,836

99

.0

IA 19

3,571

1,

266

0.7 19

2,305

99

.3

KS 19

9,348

1,

807

0.9 19

7,541

99

.1

KY 27

4,632

2,

433

0.9 27

2,199

99

.1

LA 30

5,453

1,

866

0.6 30

3,587

99

.4

ME

62,91

739

00.6

62,52

7 99

.4

MD

367,2

83

3,32

8 0.9

363,9

55

99.1

MA

365,9

67

1,93

0 0.5

364,0

37

99.5

MI

568,8

93

5,08

2 0.9

563,8

11

99.1

MN

347,4

03

2,97

9 0.9

344,4

24

99.1

MS

192,0

07

1,38

2 0.7

190,6

25

99.3

MO

372,1

75

2,67

6 0.7

369,4

99

99.3

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

Coun

t%

Coun

t%

MT

59,77

5 1,

026

1.7 58

,749

98.3

NE

130,3

68

925

0.7 12

9,443

99

.3

NV

175,7

35

2,37

1 1.3

173,3

64

98.7

NH

65,08

2 73

0 1.1

64,35

2 98

.9

NJ

532,1

68

2,31

8 0.4

529,8

50

99.6

NM

135,4

16

411

0.3 13

5,005

99

.7

NY

1,18

2,292

7,

505

0.6 1,

174,7

87

99.4

NC

601,5

42

7,07

7 1.2

594,4

65

98.8

ND

49,97

7 35

9 0.7

49,61

8 99

.3

OH

689,4

35

5,74

9 0.8

683,6

86

99.2

OK

263,7

98

2,76

6 1.0

261,0

32

99.0

OR

226,4

68

1,94

7 0.9

224,5

21

99.1

PA 71

1,269

4,

593

0.6 70

6,676

99

.4

RI 54

,856

0 0.0

54,85

6 10

0.0

SC 28

6,928

2,

683

0.9 28

4,245

99

.1

SD 60

,355

731

1.2 59

,624

98.8

TN 39

8,196

3,

345

0.8 39

4,851

99

.2

TX1,9

45,86

4 16

,975

0.9 1,

928,8

89

99.1

UT

249,8

09

1,60

6 0.6

248,2

03

99.4

VT

30,88

1 19

2 0.6

30,68

9 99

.4

VA 50

7,550

3,

356

0.7 50

4,194

99

.3

WA

444,2

06

3,93

9 0.9

440,2

67

99.1

WV

102,4

37

371

0.4 10

2,066

99

.6

WI

339,0

88

2,34

0 0.7

336,7

48

99.3

WY

37,92

9 73

7 1.9

37,19

2 98

.1

PR 18

4,262

2,

097

1.1 18

2,165

98

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USA

53,66

8,474

2,

900,3

95

5.4 50

,768,0

79

94.6

AL

815,6

87

48,91

3 6.0

766,7

74

94.0

AK

132,8

37

5,97

9 4.5

126,8

58

95.5

AZ

1,18

7,913

62

,749

5.3 1,

125,1

64

94.7

AR

513,4

15

34,24

0 6.7

479,1

75

93.3

CA 6,

623,5

58

277,6

53

4.2 6,

345,9

05

95.8

CO 91

3,374

39

,370

4.3 87

4,004

95

.7

CT 58

5,159

26

,300

4.5 55

8,859

95

.5

DE

147,4

04

7,90

1 5.4

139,5

03

94.6

DC

72,07

1 5,

045

7.0 67

,026

93.0

FL 2,

968,5

78

161,5

16

5.4 2,

807,0

62

94.6

GA

1,83

3,852

84

,671

4.6 1,

749,1

81

95.4

HI

217,0

11

8,87

9 4.1

208,1

32

95.9

ID 31

8,955

17

,955

5.6 30

1,000

94

.4

IL 2,

191,7

76

96,04

5 4.4

2,09

5,731

95

.6

IN 1,

161,9

68

76,87

5 6.6

1,08

5,093

93

.4

IA 52

9,780

27

,138

5.1 50

2,642

94

.9

KS 52

1,560

29

,353

5.6 49

2,207

94

.4

KY 73

8,139

54

,896

7.4 68

3,243

92

.6

LA 80

7,165

57

,607

7.1 74

9,558

92

.9

ME

194,4

73

15,94

9 8.2

178,5

24

91.8

MD

982,4

84

49,55

7 5.0

932,9

27

95.0

MA

1,02

1,431

53

,558

5.2 96

7,873

94

.8

MI

1,65

1,047

10

7,220

6.5

1,54

3,827

93

.5

MN

933,3

88

50,01

3 5.4

883,3

75

94.6

MS

537,7

95

28,45

6 5.3

509,3

39

94.7

MO

1,01

5,386

62

,941

6.2 95

2,445

93

.8

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

Coun

t%

Coun

t%

MT

164,2

76

6,73

6 4.1

157,5

40

95.9

NE

336,2

22

18,03

7 5.4

318,1

85

94.6

NV

485,8

99

25,74

4 5.3

460,1

55

94.7

NH

201,7

51

12,62

5 6.3

189,1

26

93.7

NJ

1,47

5,194

71

,819

4.9 1,

403,3

75

95.1

NM

363,2

64

14,84

0 4.1

348,4

24

95.9

NY

3,03

4,786

15

1,822

5.0

2,88

2,964

95

.0

NC

1,68

5,123

95

,073

5.6 1,

590,0

50

94.4

ND

117,2

14

4,86

8 4.2

112,3

46

95.8

OH

1,94

2,046

12

7,420

6.6

1,81

4,626

93

.4

OK

686,3

25

46,39

0 6.8

639,9

35

93.2

OR

630,6

16

41,33

1 6.6

589,2

85

93.4

PA 1,

981,8

05

139,9

34

7.1 1,

841,8

71

92.9

RI 15

7,415

9,

369

6.0 14

8,046

94

.0

SC 79

3,851

45

,565

5.7 74

8,286

94

.3

SD 14

9,231

6,

179

4.1 14

3,052

95

.9

TN 1,

091,4

24

68,10

1 6.2

1,02

3,323

93

.8

TX 5,

160,8

63

280,7

64

5.4 4,

880,0

99

94.6

UT

652,5

02

30,22

4 4.6

622,2

78

95.4

VT

90,59

1 7,

159

7.9 83

,432

92.1

VA 1,

357,1

88

65,82

7 4.9

1,29

1,361

95

.1

WA

1,15

6,823

59

,776

5.2 1,

097,0

47

94.8

WV

279,7

88

20,56

2 7.3

259,2

26

92.7

WI

958,7

04

54,93

2 5.7

903,7

72

94.3

WY

99,36

7 4,

519

4.5 94

,848

95.5

PR 58

7,822

59

,547

10.1

528,2

75

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3,737

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4,303

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618,5

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1,127

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1,747

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5,551

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1,238

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12,48

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6,045

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458,3

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2,449

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6,854

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7,555

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9,116

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08,63

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5,543

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3,162

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1,722

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1,574

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395,8

5048

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29,64

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2,793

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4,382

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1,118

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3,540

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3,525

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149,7

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5,742

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7,408

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8,450

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9,342

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2,899

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6,443

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0,302

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4,478

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235,7

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78,87

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6,904

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798,6

46

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92

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543,1

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977,0

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32.6

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1,49

1,415

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8,391

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747,4

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55

31.8

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53

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415,1

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184,5

47

44.5

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893,6

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327,8

39

36.7

565,7

67

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165,5

14

56,05

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9,457

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NE

259,2

91

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8,411

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396,0

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26

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201,5

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65,54

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1,27

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0,972

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313,1

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40.7

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2,79

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0,627

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1,42

0,275

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98,89

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1,72

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542,7

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624,5

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34.6

1,34

3,751

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9,963

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4,327

27

7,302

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7,025

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2,655

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8,080

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7,189

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432,6

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8,024

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4,632

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367,2

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282,2

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365,9

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301,4

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568,8

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823,4

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68.9

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347,4

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791,5

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53.6

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192,0

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670.6

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372,1

752,6

761,1

340.3

42.4

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59,77

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130,3

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175,7

352,3

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65,08

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532,1

682,3

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135,4

1641

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1,182

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7,505

6,051

0.580

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601,5

427,0

775,3

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74.9

ND

49,97

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689,4

355,7

493,9

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263,7

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661,9

650.7

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226,4

681,9

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630.6

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1,269

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2,363

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6,928

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45,86

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12,94

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249,8

091,6

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30,88

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7,550

3,356

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444,2

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392,3

140.5

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102,4

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339,0

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470.4

61.8

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37,92

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4,262

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3,374

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5,159

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147,4

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72,07

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45 30

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1,516

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1,833

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118,8

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8,955

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1.120

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IA52

9,780

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1,560

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8,139

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7,165

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194,4

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1,84

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5,19

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942

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1,651

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20 13

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0.812

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8850

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537,7

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4,276

6,736

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336,2

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2,37

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485,8

9925

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4,43

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17.2

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201,7

5112

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1,65

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1,475

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71,81

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363,2

6414

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1,84

1 0.5

12.4

NY

3,034

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151,8

22 17

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0.611

.6

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1,685

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95,07

3 9,

269

0.69.7

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117,2

144,8

68 72

5 0.6

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1,942

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127,4

20 12

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0.69.5

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686,3

2546

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7,29

5 1.1

15.7

OR

630,6

1641

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4,78

6 0.8

11.6

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81,80

513

9,934

12,74

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7,415

9,369

1,45

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15.5

SC79

3,851

45,56

5 4,

144

0.59.1

SD14

9,231

6,179

582

0.49.4

TN1,0

91,42

468

,101

8,09

3 0.7

11.9

TX5,1

60,86

328

0,764

33,62

1 0.7

12.0

UT

652,5

0230

,224

4,24

3 0.7

14.0

VT

90,59

17,1

59 97

8 1.1

13.7

VA1,3

57,18

865

,827

5,33

9 0.4

8.1

WA

1,156

,823

59,77

6 8,

257

0.713

.8

WV

279,7

8820

,562

2,93

9 1.1

14.3

WI

958,7

0454

,932

5,95

9 0.6

10.8

WY

99,36

74,5

19 38

6 0.4

8.5

PR58

7,822

59,54

7 3,

928

0.76.6



Tabl

e 1.

10 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Hea

ring

D

isab

ility

: 201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

S181

0; fa

ctfin

der.c

ensu

s.gov

(acc

esse

d 9

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityHe

aring

Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

U.S

. 19

5,537

,213

20,46

0,136

4,

057,6

64

2.119

.8

AL

2,93

5,367

42

2,549

76

,827

2.618

.2

AK

456,2

78

44,67

4 13

,760

3.030

.8

AZ

3,94

4,492

41

1,109

77

,514

2.018

.9

AR

1,76

2,235

26

4,645

52

,409

3.019

.8

CA 24

,264,5

09

2,01

0,783

37

8,466

1.618

.8

CO 3,

356,3

10

300,1

86

72,17

22.2

24.0

CT 2,

233,7

36

191,1

85

30,77

21.4

16.1

DE

567,7

90

55,63

3 8,5

521.5

15.4

DC

461,1

52

44,50

4 6,4

011.4

14.4

FL 11

,813,7

08

1,19

2,633

21

3,479

1.817

.9

GA

6,20

0,645

67

8,219

12

7,694

2.118

.8

HI

836,0

69

69,84

6 16

,258

1.923

.3

ID 95

0,894

99

,623

23,31

82.5

23.4

IL 7,

998,3

69

674,0

67

127,6

791.6

18.9

IN 4,

012,4

97

482,2

28

105,4

752.6

21.9

IA 1,

872,1

41

176,5

76

39,13

22.1

22.2

KS 1,

725,1

64

192,3

34

45,03

22.6

23.4

KY 2,

684,6

70

432,0

38

86,56

03.2

20.0

LA 2,

824,6

52

366,9

81

71,00

42.5

19.3

ME

822,8

29

116,2

08

24,46

93.0

21.1

MD

3,73

7,434

31

4,928

55

,855

1.517

.7

MA

4,30

3,921

39

9,206

78

,778

1.819

.7

MI

6,08

7,266

76

5,102

13

8,995

2.318

.2

MN

3,37

0,012

28

9,747

65

,766

2.022

.7

MS

1,78

2,144

26

7,593

49

,507

2.818

.5

MO

3,66

9,439

47

8,963

86

,142

2.318

.0

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityHe

aring

Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

MT

618,5

51

68,92

7 18

,418

3.026

.7

NE

1,12

7,803

10

2,762

24

,754

2.224

.1

NV

1,74

7,883

20

1,717

47

,233

2.723

.4

NH

843,5

44

81,48

5 17

,398

2.121

.4

NJ

5,55

1,498

43

4,368

75

,642

1.417

.4

NM

1,23

8,526

15

8,816

38

,311

3.124

.1

NY

12,48

5,670

1,

106,5

07

193,9

291.6

17.5

NC

6,04

5,208

71

5,508

13

2,412

2.218

.5

ND

458,3

68

38,03

7 9,8

662.2

25.9

OH

7,06

1,137

84

0,550

16

0,369

2.319

.1

OK

2,30

5,044

33

1,028

75

,925

3.322

.9

OR

2,44

9,627

31

6,222

67

,446

2.821

.3

PA 7,

833,8

59

876,8

54

165,6

452.1

18.9

RI 66

7,555

78

,439

15,98

42.4

20.4

SC 2,

908,6

36

375,5

43

68,24

82.3

18.2

SD 50

3,162

52

,007

12,47

62.5

24.0

TN 4,

001,0

37

563,8

63

109,7

802.7

19.5

TX 16

,366,9

94

1,61

6,223

35

9,754

2.222

.3

UT

1,72

2,815

14

8,038

33

,753

2.022

.8

VT

395,8

50

48,85

6 12

,102

3.124

.8

VA 5,

129,6

48

482,7

93

95,96

11.9

19.9

WA

4,38

2,463

48

8,620

11

8,268

2.724

.2

WV

1,11

8,678

19

9,707

47

,265

4.223

.7

WI

3,54

0,472

35

3,031

73

,604

2.120

.8

WY

359,4

62

38,67

5 11

,105

3.128

.7

PR 2,

138,8

84

386,2

55

56,31

92.6

14.6



Tabl

e 1.

11 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Hea

ring

D

isab

ility

: 201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

S181

0; fa

ctfin

der.c

ensu

s.gov

(acc

esse

d 27

Sep

tem

ber 2

015)

. Bas

ed o

n a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityHe

aring

Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

U.S

.44

,912,9

3616

,160,5

136,7

41,79

215

.041

.7

AL

725,1

6930

3,446

121,2

6616

.740

.0

AK

69,01

828

,361

14,93

121

.652

.6

AZ

1,058

,006

370,2

6617

6,545

16.7

47.7

AR

448,3

3019

0,983

86,12

719

.245

.1

CA4,8

97,81

51,7

46,72

270

2,639

14.3

40.2

CO66

4,280

220,1

6510

8,315

16.3

49.2

CT53

3,525

170,0

1368

,345

12.8

40.2

DE

149,7

2645

,577

18,78

712

.541

.2

DC

71,98

026

,320

6,430

8.924

.4

FL3,7

23,49

91,2

56,59

951

9,261

13.9

41.3

GA

1,217

,986

460,5

0417

8,048

14.6

38.7

HI

223,6

8380

,520

36,70

516

.445

.6

ID23

1,333

85,98

545

,977

19.9

53.5

IL1,7

23,12

260

5,570

230,6

8013

.438

.1

IN90

5,540

339,7

9814

6,472

16.2

43.1

IA46

7,408

148,4

5068

,785

14.7

46.3

KS39

9,342

142,8

9962

,784

15.7

43.9

KY63

1,083

272,0

3811

5,730

18.3

42.5

LA61

0,302

245,8

2490

,863

14.9

37.0

ME

235,7

7778

,873

36,88

915

.646

.8

MD

798,6

4625

5,492

94,86

611

.937

.1

MA

977,0

2931

8,452

138,7

2014

.243

.6

MI

1,491

,415

538,3

9122

4,566

15.1

41.7

MN

747,4

0823

7,755

110,3

0714

.846

.4

MS

415,1

4218

4,547

71,46

017

.238

.7

MO

893,6

0632

7,839

140,0

2315

.742

.7

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityHe

aring

Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

MT

165,5

1456

,057

27,75

516

.849

.5

NE

259,2

9190

,880

44,70

117

.249

.2

NV

396,0

1514

5,489

61,65

115

.642

.4

NH

201,5

4465

,549

30,57

115

.246

.6

NJ

1,272

,109

420,9

7215

3,649

12.1

36.5

NM

313,1

6312

7,448

60,60

919

.447

.6

NY

2,796

,800

970,6

2735

2,771

12.6

36.3

NC

1,420

,275

526,9

1121

6,872

15.3

41.2

ND

98,89

233

,682

16,03

016

.247

.6

OH

1,728

,191

611,2

0224

9,364

14.4

40.8

OK

542,7

9923

0,014

107,2

8919

.846

.6

OR

624,5

9523

7,193

116,3

2918

.649

.0

PA2,0

55,88

271

2,131

297,4

2414

.541

.8

RI15

9,963

58,07

923

,505

14.7

40.5

SC74

4,327

277,3

0211

3,221

15.2

40.8

SD12

2,655

42,29

820

,972

17.1

49.6

TN95

8,080

377,1

8915

5,409

16.2

41.2

TX3,0

12,11

71,1

87,07

748

8,785

16.2

41.2

UT

291,1

7799

,668

50,11

817

.250

.3

VT

103,1

3135

,552

16,93

716

.447

.6

VA1,1

20,49

838

2,323

151,1

9713

.539

.5

WA

971,3

1435

5,082

168,2

9317

.347

.4

WV

319,9

3314

1,807

68,14

221

.348

.1

WI

846,4

6126

7,268

121,9

1214

.445

.6

WY

78,04

027

,324

12,76

516

.446

.7

PR61

0,385

303,4

05

92,34

115

.130

.4



Tabl

e 1.

12 C

ivili

ans

Age

s U

nder

5 Y

ears

Liv

ing

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s—Vi

sion

D

isab

ility

: 201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

bS18

10; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov (a

cces

sed

27

Sept

embe

r 201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityVis

ionCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

19,77

1,799

153,6

35 89

,062

0.558

.0

AL

291,1

601,5

4038

00.1

24.7

AK

53,40

878

652

71.0

67.0

AZ

432,6

632,5

331,3

560.3

53.5

AR

190,3

963,5

322,8

231.5

79.9

CA2,5

11,57

515

,473

9,166

0.459

.2

CO33

2,058

2,331

1,454

0.462

.4

CT18

8,862

1,754

962

0.554

.8

DE

56,01

065

230

70.5

47.1

DC

42,76

313

80

0.00.0

FL1,0

77,57

28,8

244,8

270.4

54.7

GA

654,3

955,1

413,3

920.5

66.0

HI

91,00

723

070

0.130

.4

ID11

1,707

1,217

252

0.220

.7

IL78

9,126

6,105

3,178

0.452

.1

IN41

8,024

4,188

1,415

0.333

.8

IA19

3,571

1,266

506

0.340

.0

KS19

9,348

1,807

925

0.551

.2

KY27

4,632

2,433

1,871

0.776

.9

LA30

5,453

1,866

1,252

0.467

.1

ME

62,91

739

019

50.3

50.0

MD

367,2

833,3

281,7

810.5

53.5

MA

365,9

671,9

3087

30.2

45.2

MI

568,8

935,0

823,4

840.6

68.6

MN

347,4

032,9

791,8

110.5

60.8

MS

192,0

071,3

8258

40.3

42.3

MO

372,1

752,6

761,9

510.5

72.9

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityVis

ionCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T59

,775

1,026

928

1.690

.4

NE

130,3

6892

555

10.4

59.6

NV

175,7

352,3

711,8

791.1

79.2

NH

65,08

273

021

00.3

28.8

NJ

532,1

682,3

181,1

230.2

48.4

NM

135,4

1641

132

60.2

79.3

NY

1,182

,292

7,505

3,883

0.351

.7

NC

601,5

427,0

774,1

430.7

58.5

ND

49,97

735

994

0.226

.2

OH

689,4

355,7

492,9

570.4

51.4

OK

263,7

982,7

661,6

580.6

59.9

OR

226,4

681,9

4795

00.4

48.8

PA71

1,269

4,593

2,974

0.464

.8

RI54

,856

00

0.00.0

SC28

6,928

2,683

2,194

0.881

.8

SD60

,355

731

621

1.085

.0

TN39

8,196

3,345

1,768

0.452

.9

TX1,9

45,86

416

,975

8,839

0.552

.1

UT

249,8

091,6

061,2

250.5

76.3

VT

30,88

119

219

20.6

100.0

VA50

7,550

3,356

2,241

0.466

.8

WA

444,2

063,9

392,6

720.6

67.8

WV

102,4

3737

124

40.2

65.8

WI

339,0

882,3

401,5

460.5

66.1

WY

37,92

973

750

21.3

68.1

PR18

4,262

2,09

7 1,0

030.5

47.8



Tabl

e 1.

13 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 5

to 1

7 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Visi

on

Dis

abili

ty: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

bS18

10; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov (a

cces

sed

27

Sept

embe

r 201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityVis

ionCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

53,66

8,474

2,900

,395

454,8

31

0.815

.7

AL

815,6

8748

,913

7,029

0.914

.4

AK

132,8

375,9

7989

20.7

14.9

AZ

1,187

,913

62,74

911

,428

1.018

.2

AR

513,4

1534

,240

4,977

1.014

.5

CA6,6

23,55

827

7,653

52,05

70.8

18.7

CO91

3,374

39,37

07,0

700.8

18.0

CT58

5,159

26,30

04,0

030.7

15.2

DE

147,4

047,9

012,2

051.5

27.9

DC

72,07

15,0

4555

20.8

10.9

FL2,9

68,57

816

1,516

23,93

10.8

14.8

GA

1,833

,852

84,67

115

,945

0.918

.8

HI

217,0

118,8

791,2

370.6

13.9

ID31

8,955

17,95

52,5

940.8

14.4

IL2,1

91,77

696

,045

18,62

80.8

19.4

IN1,1

61,96

876

,875

12,50

31.1

16.3

IA52

9,780

27,13

83,0

390.6

11.2

KS52

1,560

29,35

34,7

770.9

16.3

KY73

8,139

54,89

67,6

451.0

13.9

LA80

7,165

57,60

77,1

060.9

12.3

ME

194,4

7315

,949

1,570

0.89.8

MD

982,4

8449

,557

8,038

0.816

.2

MA

1,021

,431

53,55

86,8

490.7

12.8

MI

1,651

,047

107,2

2014

,012

0.813

.1

MN

933,3

8850

,013

5,056

0.510

.1

MS

537,7

9528

,456

5,153

1.018

.1

MO

1,015

,386

62,94

18,5

510.8

13.6

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityVis

ionCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T16

4,276

6,736

1,007

0.614

.9

NE

336,2

2218

,037

2,842

0.815

.8

NV

485,8

9925

,744

8,374

1.732

.5

NH

201,7

5112

,625

1,202

0.69.5

NJ

1,475

,194

71,81

912

,135

0.816

.9

NM

363,2

6414

,840

2,733

0.818

.4

NY

3,034

,786

151,8

2224

,681

0.816

.3

NC

1,685

,123

95,07

314

,386

0.915

.1

ND

117,2

144,8

6825

10.2

5.2

OH

1,942

,046

127,4

2015

,845

0.812

.4

OK

686,3

2546

,390

9,238

1.319

.9

OR

630,6

1641

,331

4,807

0.811

.6

PA1,9

81,80

513

9,934

17,65

90.9

12.6

RI15

7,415

9,369

1,540

1.016

.4

SC79

3,851

45,56

58,0

361.0

17.6

SD14

9,231

6,179

749

0.512

.1

TN1,0

91,42

468

,101

9,850

0.914

.5

TX5,1

60,86

328

0,764

46,66

60.9

16.6

UT

652,5

0230

,224

4,072

0.613

.5

VT

90,59

17,1

5974

30.8

10.4

VA1,3

57,18

865

,827

9,473

0.714

.4

WA

1,156

,823

59,77

69,5

790.8

16.0

WV

279,7

8820

,562

3,740

1.318

.2

WI

958,7

0454

,932

7,791

0.814

.2

WY

99,36

74,5

1958

50.6

12.9

PR58

7,822

59,54

7 11

,241

1.918

.9



Tabl

e 1.

14 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Visi

on

Dis

abili

ty: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

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vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

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eric

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inde

r, Ta

ble

S181

0; fa

ctfin

der.c

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esse

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tem

ber 2

015)

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ed o

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sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

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mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityVis

ionCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

195,5

37,21

320

,460,1

36 3,

802,9

21

1.918

.6

AL

2,935

,367

422,5

4974

,221

2.517

.6

AK

456,2

7844

,674

6,441

1.414

.4

AZ

3,944

,492

411,1

0974

,510

1.918

.1

AR

1,762

,235

264,6

4550

,670

2.919

.1

CA24

,264,5

092,0

10,78

337

9,228

1.618

.9

CO3,3

56,31

030

0,186

54,05

91.6

18.0

CT2,2

33,73

619

1,185

29,71

81.3

15.5

DE

567,7

9055

,633

10,04

71.8

18.1

DC

461,1

5244

,504

11,41

42.5

25.6

FL11

,813,7

081,1

92,63

321

7,707

1.818

.3

GA

6,200

,645

678,2

1914

5,405

2.321

.4

HI

836,0

6969

,846

11,05

41.3

15.8

ID95

0,894

99,62

317

,005

1.817

.1

IL7,9

98,36

967

4,067

125,5

371.6

18.6

IN4,0

12,49

748

2,228

89,30

02.2

18.5

IA1,8

72,14

117

6,576

26,53

11.4

15.0

KS1,7

25,16

419

2,334

34,87

52.0

18.1

KY2,6

84,67

043

2,038

80,66

43.0

18.7

LA2,8

24,65

236

6,981

74,46

62.6

20.3

ME

822,8

2911

6,208

17,90

12.2

15.4

MD

3,737

,434

314,9

2859

,439

1.618

.9

MA

4,303

,921

399,2

0666

,636

1.516

.7

MI

6,087

,266

765,1

0211

8,145

1.915

.4

MN

3,370

,012

289,7

4739

,187

1.213

.5

MS

1,782

,144

267,5

9353

,776

3.020

.1

MO

3,669

,439

478,9

6384

,276

2.317

.6

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityVis

ionCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T61

8,551

68,92

711

,237

1.816

.3

NE

1,127

,803

102,7

6216

,752

1.516

.3

NV

1,747

,883

201,7

1747

,418

2.723

.5

NH

843,5

4481

,485

10,76

61.3

13.2

NJ

5,551

,498

434,3

6890

,210

1.620

.8

NM

1,238

,526

158,8

1638

,267

3.124

.1

NY

12,48

5,670

1,106

,507

201,2

671.6

18.2

NC

6,045

,208

715,5

0813

4,842

2.218

.8

ND

458,3

6838

,037

7,370

1.619

.4

OH

7,061

,137

840,5

5014

1,402

2.016

.8

OK

2,305

,044

331,0

2873

,179

3.222

.1

OR

2,449

,627

316,2

2256

,331

2.317

.8

PA7,8

33,85

987

6,854

141,1

631.8

16.1

RI66

7,555

78,43

913

,609

2.017

.3

SC2,9

08,63

637

5,543

77,40

62.7

20.6

SD50

3,162

52,00

79,1

321.8

17.6

TN4,0

01,03

756

3,863

110,7

422.8

19.6

TX16

,366,9

941,6

16,22

335

5,706

2.222

.0

UT

1,722

,815

148,0

3826

,515

1.517

.9

VT

395,8

5048

,856

7,202

1.814

.7

VA5,1

29,64

848

2,793

88,47

81.7

18.3

WA

4,382

,463

488,6

2084

,526

1.917

.3

WV

1,118

,678

199,7

0744

,017

3.922

.0

WI

3,540

,472

353,0

3153

,196

1.515

.1

WY

359,4

6238

,675

9,976

2.825

.8

PR2,1

38,88

4 38

6,255

10

6,770

5.027

.6



Tabl

e 1.

15 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Visi

on

Dis

abili

ty: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

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omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

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stim

ates

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eric

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ble

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0; fa

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d 28

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tem

ber 2

015)

. Bas

ed o

n a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityVis

ionCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

44,91

2,936

16,16

0,513

2,99

9,479

6.7

18.6

AL

725,1

6930

3,446

58,12

68.0

19.2

AK

69,01

828

,361

6,080

8.821

.4

AZ

1,058

,006

370,2

6675

,247

7.120

.3

AR

448,3

3019

0,983

37,71

88.4

19.7

CA4,8

97,81

51,7

46,72

232

8,151

6.718

.8

CO66

4,280

220,1

6539

,382

5.917

.9

CT53

3,525

170,0

1326

,285

4.915

.5

DE

149,7

2645

,577

7,379

4.916

.2

DC

71,98

026

,320

6,221

8.623

.6

FL3,7

23,49

91,2

56,59

922

3,676

6.017

.8

GA

1,217

,986

460,5

0493

,248

7.720

.2

HI

223,6

8380

,520

11,78

15.3

14.6

ID23

1,333

85,98

516

,308

7.019

.0

IL1,7

23,12

260

5,570

109,8

936.4

18.1

IN90

5,540

339,7

9862

,816

6.918

.5

IA46

7,408

148,4

5021

,583

4.614

.5

KS39

9,342

142,8

9924

,584

6.217

.2

KY63

1,083

272,0

3855

,325

8.820

.3

LA61

0,302

245,8

2449

,361

8.120

.1

ME

235,7

7778

,873

12,87

85.5

16.3

MD

798,6

4625

5,492

43,72

15.5

17.1

MA

977,0

2931

8,452

57,72

35.9

18.1

MI

1,491

,415

538,3

9193

,186

6.217

.3

MN

747,4

0823

7,755

37,48

25.0

15.8

MS

415,1

4218

4,547

39,92

49.6

21.6

MO

893,6

0632

7,839

60,52

66.8

18.5

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityVis

ionCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T16

5,514

56,05

78,7

155.3

15.5

NE

259,2

9190

,880

15,63

06.0

17.2

NV

396,0

1514

5,489

28,27

07.1

19.4

NH

201,5

4465

,549

10,54

05.2

16.1

NJ

1,272

,109

420,9

7274

,676

5.917

.7

NM

313,1

6312

7,448

27,29

58.7

21.4

NY

2,796

,800

970,6

2718

6,292

6.719

.2

NC

1,420

,275

526,9

1199

,151

7.018

.8

ND

98,89

233

,682

4,511

4.613

.4

OH

1,728

,191

611,2

0211

1,406

6.418

.2

OK

542,7

9923

0,014

46,31

28.5

20.1

OR

624,5

9523

7,193

41,02

46.6

17.3

PA2,0

55,88

271

2,131

116,7

015.7

16.4

RI15

9,963

58,07

910

,660

6.718

.4

SC74

4,327

277,3

0254

,605

7.319

.7

SD12

2,655

42,29

87,2

775.9

17.2

TN95

8,080

377,1

8975

,667

7.920

.1

TX3,0

12,11

71,1

87,07

725

0,791

8.321

.1

UT

291,1

7799

,668

18,39

46.3

18.5

VT

103,1

3135

,552

6,147

6.017

.3

VA1,1

20,49

838

2,323

66,08

05.9

17.3

WA

971,3

1435

5,082

61,77

36.4

17.4

WV

319,9

3314

1,807

32,54

410

.222

.9

WI

846,4

6126

7,268

41,45

84.9

15.5

WY

78,04

027

,324

4,956

6.418

.1

PR61

0,385

303,4

05

100,2

1716

.433

.0



Tabl

e 1.

16 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 5

to 1

7 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Cogn

itiv

e D

isab

ility

: 201

4

Sour

ce: U

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ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

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vey,

1-Ye

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stim

ates

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eric

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ble

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tem

ber 2

015)

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ed o

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sam

ple

and

subj

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mpl

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varia

bilit

y.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityCo

gniti

veCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

53,66

8,474

2,900

,395

2,215

,470

4.176

.4

AL

815,6

8748

,913

37,59

54.6

76.9

AK

132,8

375,9

794,8

463.6

81.1

AZ

1,187

,913

62,74

947

,372

4.075

.5

AR

513,4

1534

,240

27,32

05.3

79.8

CA6,6

23,55

827

7,653

198,2

263.0

71.4

CO91

3,374

39,37

028

,102

3.171

.4

CT58

5,159

26,30

018

,988

3.272

.2

DE

147,4

047,9

015,9

734.1

75.6

DC

72,07

15,0

454,2

966.0

85.2

FL2,9

68,57

816

1,516

128,3

624.3

79.5

GA

1,833

,852

84,67

161

,817

3.473

.0

HI

217,0

118,8

796,6

183.0

74.5

ID31

8,955

17,95

513

,884

4.477

.3

IL2,1

91,77

696

,045

69,70

33.2

72.6

IN1,1

61,96

876

,875

59,38

55.1

77.2

IA52

9,780

27,13

821

,317

4.078

.6

KS52

1,560

29,35

322

,624

4.377

.1

KY73

8,139

54,89

643

,345

5.979

.0

LA80

7,165

57,60

747

,111

5.881

.8

ME

194,4

7315

,949

13,19

36.8

82.7

MD

982,4

8449

,557

40,18

04.1

81.1

MA

1,021

,431

53,55

841

,279

4.077

.1

MI

1,651

,047

107,2

2086

,746

5.380

.9

MN

933,3

8850

,013

40,08

84.3

80.2

MS

537,7

9528

,456

21,40

84.0

75.2

MO

1,015

,386

62,94

149

,995

4.979

.4

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityCo

gniti

veCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T16

4,276

6,736

5,193

3.277

.1

NE

336,2

2218

,037

13,41

24.0

74.4

NV

485,8

9925

,744

16,05

53.3

62.4

NH

201,7

5112

,625

9,886

4.978

.3

NJ

1,475

,194

71,81

954

,211

3.775

.5

NM

363,2

6414

,840

10,39

82.9

70.1

NY

3,034

,786

151,8

2211

1,489

3.773

.4

NC

1,685

,123

95,07

374

,691

4.478

.6

ND

117,2

144,8

683,6

893.1

75.8

OH

1,942

,046

127,4

2010

2,970

5.380

.8

OK

686,3

2546

,390

34,35

45.0

74.1

OR

630,6

1641

,331

32,01

25.1

77.5

PA1,9

81,80

513

9,934

114,8

625.8

82.1

RI15

7,415

9,369

6,766

4.372

.2

SC79

3,851

45,56

535

,490

4.577

.9

SD14

9,231

6,179

4,835

3.278

.2

TN1,0

91,42

468

,101

50,98

64.7

74.9

TX5,1

60,86

328

0,764

205,7

284.0

73.3

UT

652,5

0230

,224

22,75

23.5

75.3

VT

90,59

17,1

595,6

206.2

78.5

VA1,3

57,18

865

,827

51,11

83.8

77.7

WA

1,156

,823

59,77

644

,861

3.975

.0

WV

279,7

8820

,562

17,03

66.1

82.9

WI

958,7

0454

,932

44,12

04.6

80.3

WY

99,36

74,5

193,1

633.2

70.0

PR58

7,822

59,54

7 44

,694

7.675

.1



Tabl

e 1.

17 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

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itiv

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: 201

4

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ce: U

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Tota

lDi

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ityCo

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unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

195,5

37,21

320

,460,1

368,6

69,21

04.4

42.4

AL

2,935

,367

422,5

4917

6,341

6.041

.7

AK

456,2

7844

,674

15,98

73.5

35.8

AZ

3,944

,492

411,1

0917

4,720

4.442

.5

AR

1,762

,235

264,6

4510

4,470

5.939

.5

CA24

,264,5

092,0

10,78

386

4,659

3.643

.0

CO3,3

56,31

030

0,186

122,9

403.7

41.0

CT2,2

33,73

619

1,185

87,39

53.9

45.7

DE

567,7

9055

,633

25,88

14.6

46.5

DC

461,1

5244

,504

19,10

14.1

42.9

FL11

,813,7

081,1

92,63

350

4,843

4.342

.3

GA

6,200

,645

678,2

1927

1,699

4.440

.1

HI

836,0

6969

,846

30,34

03.6

43.4

ID95

0,894

99,62

344

,854

4.745

.0

IL7,9

98,36

967

4,067

262,9

193.3

39.0

IN4,0

12,49

748

2,228

193,1

584.8

40.1

IA1,8

72,14

117

6,576

73,92

63.9

41.9

KS1,7

25,16

419

2,334

83,80

14.9

43.6

KY2,6

84,67

043

2,038

186,6

717.0

43.2

LA2,8

24,65

236

6,981

158,6

715.6

43.2

ME

822,8

2911

6,208

58,62

77.1

50.5

MD

3,737

,434

314,9

2812

9,300

3.541

.1

MA

4,303

,921

399,2

0619

3,931

4.548

.6

MI

6,087

,266

765,1

0234

9,485

5.745

.7

MN

3,370

,012

289,7

4713

7,876

4.147

.6

MS

1,782

,144

267,5

9311

0,466

6.241

.3

MO

3,669

,439

478,9

6321

3,461

5.844

.6

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityCo

gniti

veCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T61

8,551

68,92

728

,447

4.641

.3

NE

1,127

,803

102,7

6242

,798

3.841

.6

NV

1,747

,883

201,7

1773

,830

4.236

.6

NH

843,5

4481

,485

35,33

54.2

43.4

NJ

5,551

,498

434,3

6816

5,563

3.038

.1

NM

1,238

,526

158,8

1672

,025

5.845

.4

NY

12,48

5,670

1,106

,507

441,1

313.5

39.9

NC

6,045

,208

715,5

0829

6,333

4.941

.4

ND

458,3

6838

,037

14,17

93.1

37.3

OH

7,061

,137

840,5

5038

0,948

5.445

.3

OK

2,305

,044

331,0

2812

4,275

5.437

.5

OR

2,449

,627

316,2

2214

5,487

5.946

.0

PA7,8

33,85

987

6,854

395,9

765.1

45.2

RI66

7,555

78,43

938

,786

5.849

.4

SC2,9

08,63

637

5,543

156,0

505.4

41.6

SD50

3,162

52,00

722

,803

4.543

.8

TN4,0

01,03

756

3,863

244,1

366.1

43.3

TX16

,366,9

941,6

16,22

363

5,726

3.939

.3

UT

1,722

,815

148,0

3861

,546

3.641

.6

VT

395,8

5048

,856

23,53

95.9

48.2

VA5,1

29,64

848

2,793

200,4

783.9

41.5

WA

4,382

,463

488,6

2021

9,260

5.044

.9

WV

1,118

,678

199,7

0784

,854

7.642

.5

WI

3,540

,472

353,0

3115

5,487

4.444

.0

WY

359,4

6238

,675

14,69

64.1

38.0

PR2,1

38,88

4 38

6,255

18

0,624

8.446

.8



Tabl

e 1.

18 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Cogn

itiv

e D

isab

ility

: 201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

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unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

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State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityCo

gniti

veCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

44,91

2,936

16,16

0,513

4,100

,310

9.125

.4

AL

725,1

6930

3,446

82,94

411

.427

.3

AK

69,01

828

,361

6,809

9.924

.0

AZ

1,058

,006

370,2

6692

,220

8.724

.9

AR

448,3

3019

0,983

47,36

710

.624

.8

CA4,8

97,81

51,7

46,72

249

8,661

10.2

28.5

CO66

4,280

220,1

6551

,764

7.823

.5

CT53

3,525

170,0

1340

,477

7.623

.8

DE

149,7

2645

,577

11,40

97.6

25.0

DC

71,98

026

,320

8,091

11.2

30.7

FL3,7

23,49

91,2

56,59

932

8,362

8.826

.1

GA

1,217

,986

460,5

0412

5,743

10.3

27.3

HI

223,6

8380

,520

27,20

412

.233

.8

ID23

1,333

85,98

522

,778

9.826

.5

IL1,7

23,12

260

5,570

138,8

218.1

22.9

IN90

5,540

339,7

9883

,138

9.224

.5

IA46

7,408

148,4

5029

,574

6.319

.9

KS39

9,342

142,8

9930

,866

7.721

.6

KY63

1,083

272,0

3870

,116

11.1

25.8

LA61

0,302

245,8

2467

,028

11.0

27.3

ME

235,7

7778

,873

16,63

27.1

21.1

MD

798,6

4625

5,492

64,96

18.1

25.4

MA

977,0

2931

8,452

83,60

28.6

26.3

MI

1,491

,415

538,3

9113

0,619

8.824

.3

MN

747,4

0823

7,755

53,45

87.2

22.5

MS

415,1

4218

4,547

54,92

513

.229

.8

MO

893,6

0632

7,839

74,88

78.4

22.8

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityCo

gniti

veCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T16

5,514

56,05

711

,581

7.020

.7

NE

259,2

9190

,880

18,94

47.3

20.8

NV

396,0

1514

5,489

35,93

79.1

24.7

NH

201,5

4465

,549

13,76

76.8

21.0

NJ

1,272

,109

420,9

7210

3,807

8.224

.7

NM

313,1

6312

7,448

36,84

911

.828

.9

NY

2,796

,800

970,6

2725

1,692

9.025

.9

NC

1,420

,275

526,9

1113

1,844

9.325

.0

ND

98,89

233

,682

6,556

6.619

.5

OH

1,728

,191

611,2

0214

2,542

8.223

.3

OK

542,7

9923

0,014

53,77

89.9

23.4

OR

624,5

9523

7,193

63,00

110

.126

.6

PA2,0

55,88

271

2,131

167,0

818.1

23.5

RI15

9,963

58,07

912

,598

7.921

.7

SC74

4,327

277,3

0276

,100

10.2

27.4

SD12

2,655

42,29

810

,019

8.223

.7

TN95

8,080

377,1

8999

,376

10.4

26.3

TX3,0

12,11

71,1

87,07

730

2,999

10.1

25.5

UT

291,1

7799

,668

22,81

87.8

22.9

VT

103,1

3135

,552

8,833

8.624

.8

VA1,1

20,49

838

2,323

91,17

68.1

23.8

WA

971,3

1435

5,082

99,02

810

.227

.9

WV

319,9

3314

1,807

35,60

211

.125

.1

WI

846,4

6126

7,268

55,64

26.6

20.8

WY

78,04

027

,324

6,284

8.123

.0

PR61

0,385

303,4

05

115,2

2518

.938

.0



Tabl

e 1.

19 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 5

to 1

7 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Am

bula

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D

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4

Sour

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201

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State

Tota

lDi

sabil

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bulat

ory

Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

U.S

. 53

,668,4

74

2,90

0,395

34

1,194

0.6

11.8

AL

815,6

8748

,913

7,632

0.915

.6

AK

132,8

375,9

7993

00.7

15.6

AZ

1,187

,913

62,74

97,7

670.7

12.4

AR

513,4

1534

,240

4,781

0.914

.0

CA6,6

23,55

827

7,653

38,32

60.6

13.8

CO91

3,374

39,37

05,2

590.6

13.4

CT58

5,159

26,30

02,8

080.5

10.7

DE

147,4

047,9

011,2

730.9

16.1

DC

72,07

15,0

4512

10.2

2.4

FL2,9

68,57

816

1,516

16,98

50.6

10.5

GA

1,833

,852

84,67

110

,161

0.612

.0

HI

217,0

118,8

791,2

180.6

13.7

ID31

8,955

17,95

52,1

610.7

12.0

IL2,1

91,77

696

,045

11,71

30.5

12.2

IN1,1

61,96

876

,875

8,997

0.811

.7

IA52

9,780

27,13

82,6

680.5

9.8

KS52

1,560

29,35

33,0

350.6

10.3

KY73

8,139

54,89

64,7

000.6

8.6

LA80

7,165

57,60

76,2

030.8

10.8

ME

194,4

7315

,949

1,297

0.78.1

MD

982,4

8449

,557

5,428

0.611

.0

MA

1,021

,431

53,55

85,1

440.5

9.6

MI

1,651

,047

107,2

2010

,983

0.710

.2

MN

933,3

8850

,013

4,953

0.59.9

MS

537,7

9528

,456

4,486

0.815

.8

MO

1,015

,386

62,94

17,4

120.7

11.8

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityAm

bulat

ory

Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

MT

164,2

766,7

361,2

860.8

19.1

NE

336,2

2218

,037

2,447

0.713

.6

NV

485,8

9925

,744

2,950

0.611

.5

NH

201,7

5112

,625

1,211

0.69.6

NJ

1,475

,194

71,81

98,1

540.6

11.4

NM

363,2

6414

,840

1,951

0.513

.1

NY

3,034

,786

151,8

2221

,198

0.714

.0

NC

1,685

,123

95,07

311

,766

0.712

.4

ND

117,2

144,8

6855

60.5

11.4

OH

1,942

,046

127,4

2013

,814

0.710

.8

OK

686,3

2546

,390

5,959

0.912

.8

OR

630,6

1641

,331

3,541

0.68.6

PA1,9

81,80

513

9,934

13,42

40.7

9.6

RI15

7,415

9,369

1,472

0.915

.7

SC79

3,851

45,56

55,1

470.6

11.3

SD14

9,231

6,179

1,043

0.716

.9

TN1,0

91,42

468

,101

7,003

0.610

.3

TX5,1

60,86

328

0,764

31,63

90.6

11.3

UT

652,5

0230

,224

5,420

0.817

.9

VT

90,59

17,1

5961

60.7

8.6

VA1,3

57,18

865

,827

8,675

0.613

.2

WA

1,156

,823

59,77

65,7

680.5

9.6

WV

279,7

8820

,562

2,612

0.912

.7

WI

958,7

0454

,932

6,410

0.711

.7

WY

99,36

74,5

1969

10.7

15.3

PR58

7,822

59,54

7 4,5

680.8

7.7



Tabl

e 1.

20 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Am

bula

tory

D

isab

ility

: 201

4

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ce: U

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Tota

lDi

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bulat

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Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

U.S

. 19

5,537

,213

20,46

0,136

10

,225,1

55

5.250

.0

AL

2,935

,367

422,5

4923

5,379

8.055

.7

AK

456,2

7844

,674

20,90

44.6

46.8

AZ

3,944

,492

411,1

0920

8,549

5.350

.7

AR

1,762

,235

264,6

4515

0,078

8.556

.7

CA24

,264,5

092,0

10,78

395

0,627

3.947

.3

CO3,3

56,31

030

0,186

131,4

803.9

43.8

CT2,2

33,73

619

1,185

86,49

63.9

45.2

DE

567,7

9055

,633

29,00

15.1

52.1

DC

461,1

5244

,504

21,41

44.6

48.1

FL11

,813,7

081,1

92,63

361

3,658

5.251

.5

GA

6,200

,645

678,2

1936

0,286

5.853

.1

HI

836,0

6969

,846

31,43

33.8

45.0

ID95

0,894

99,62

344

,145

4.644

.3

IL7,9

98,36

967

4,067

342,6

494.3

50.8

IN4,0

12,49

748

2,228

247,3

536.2

51.3

IA1,8

72,14

117

6,576

74,95

64.0

42.4

KS1,7

25,16

419

2,334

93,10

35.4

48.4

KY2,6

84,67

043

2,038

246,7

479.2

57.1

LA2,8

24,65

236

6,981

195,7

366.9

53.3

ME

822,8

2911

6,208

53,07

86.5

45.7

MD

3,737

,434

314,9

2815

5,609

4.249

.4

MA

4,303

,921

399,2

0617

7,085

4.144

.4

MI

6,087

,266

765,1

0239

4,886

6.551

.6

MN

3,370

,012

289,7

4711

9,452

3.541

.2

MS

1,782

,144

267,5

9315

1,756

8.556

.7

MO

3,669

,439

478,9

6324

7,154

6.751

.6

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityAm

bulat

ory

Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

MT

618,5

5168

,927

32,99

95.3

47.9

NE

1,127

,803

102,7

6248

,315

4.347

.0

NV

1,747

,883

201,7

1710

2,497

5.950

.8

NH

843,5

4481

,485

34,97

14.1

42.9

NJ

5,551

,498

434,3

6820

6,966

3.747

.6

NM

1,238

,526

158,8

1679

,634

6.450

.1

NY

12,48

5,670

1,106

,507

560,3

764.5

50.6

NC

6,045

,208

715,5

0838

9,117

6.454

.4

ND

458,3

6838

,037

17,09

43.7

44.9

OH

7,061

,137

840,5

5041

9,460

5.949

.9

OK

2,305

,044

331,0

2817

4,307

7.652

.7

OR

2,449

,627

316,2

2214

7,028

6.046

.5

PA7,8

33,85

987

6,854

416,7

265.3

47.5

RI66

7,555

78,43

937

,356

5.647

.6

SC2,9

08,63

637

5,543

205,5

887.1

54.7

SD50

3,162

52,00

719

,988

4.038

.4

TN4,0

01,03

756

3,863

311,1

577.8

55.2

TX16

,366,9

941,6

16,22

380

1,405

4.949

.6

UT

1,722

,815

148,0

3862

,328

3.642

.1

VT

395,8

5048

,856

21,54

15.4

44.1

VA5,1

29,64

848

2,793

242,5

914.7

50.2

WA

4,382

,463

488,6

2021

5,083

4.944

.0

WV

1,118

,678

199,7

0711

4,790

10.3

57.5

WI

3,540

,472

353,0

3116

2,792

4.646

.1

WY

359,4

6238

,675

18,03

25.0

46.6

PR2,1

38,88

4 38

6,255

19

9,854

9.351

.7



Tabl

e 1.

21 C

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ans

Age

s 65

Yea

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mun

ity

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Tota

lDi

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Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

U.S

. 44

,912,9

36

16,16

0,513

10

,351,1

10

23.0

64.1

AL

725,1

6930

3,446

204,2

0828

.267

.3

AK

69,01

828

,361

16,14

523

.456

.9

AZ

1,058

,006

370,2

6622

9,689

21.7

62.0

AR

448,3

3019

0,983

125,9

8428

.166

.0

CA4,8

97,81

51,7

46,72

21,1

34,07

323

.264

.9

CO66

4,280

220,1

6512

7,880

19.3

58.1

CT53

3,525

170,0

1310

6,699

20.0

62.8

DE

149,7

2645

,577

29,19

219

.564

.0

DC

71,98

026

,320

18,88

226

.271

.7

FL3,7

23,49

91,2

56,59

979

9,147

21.5

63.6

GA

1,217

,986

460,5

0430

0,704

24.7

65.3

HI

223,6

8380

,520

51,14

622

.963

.5

ID23

1,333

85,98

548

,819

21.1

56.8

IL1,7

23,12

260

5,570

403,8

2423

.466

.7

IN90

5,540

339,7

9821

7,625

24.0

64.0

IA46

7,408

148,4

5087

,534

18.7

59.0

KS39

9,342

142,8

9989

,247

22.3

62.5

KY63

1,083

272,0

3818

0,259

28.6

66.3

LA61

0,302

245,8

2416

5,918

27.2

67.5

ME

235,7

7778

,873

46,61

419

.859

.1

MD

798,6

4625

5,492

165,9

6420

.865

.0

MA

977,0

2931

8,452

195,5

2420

.061

.4

MI

1,491

,415

538,3

9133

8,797

22.7

62.9

MN

747,4

0823

7,755

135,7

5618

.257

.1

MS

415,1

4218

4,547

127,8

5430

.869

.3

MO

893,6

0632

7,839

204,7

5422

.962

.5

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityAm

bulat

ory

Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

MT

165,5

1456

,057

32,11

019

.457

.3

NE

259,2

9190

,880

50,59

419

.555

.7

NV

396,0

1514

5,489

96,26

024

.366

.2

NH

201,5

4465

,549

39,71

519

.760

.6

NJ

1,272

,109

420,9

7228

1,529

22.1

66.9

NM

313,1

6312

7,448

78,71

725

.161

.8

NY

2,796

,800

970,6

2765

5,716

23.4

67.6

NC

1,420

,275

526,9

1134

1,359

24.0

64.8

ND

98,89

233

,682

19,14

519

.456

.8

OH

1,728

,191

611,2

0238

9,400

22.5

63.7

OK

542,7

9923

0,014

152,1

5228

.066

.1

OR

624,5

9523

7,193

142,6

8122

.860

.2

PA2,0

55,88

271

2,131

440,7

5821

.461

.9

RI15

9,963

58,07

937

,580

23.5

64.7

SC74

4,327

277,3

0217

9,699

24.1

64.8

SD12

2,655

42,29

826

,609

21.7

62.9

TN95

8,080

377,1

8924

8,099

25.9

65.8

TX3,0

12,11

71,1

87,07

777

7,794

25.8

65.5

UT

291,1

7799

,668

58,63

720

.158

.8

VT

103,1

3135

,552

21,81

521

.261

.4

VA1,1

20,49

838

2,323

244,8

8621

.964

.1

WA

971,3

1435

5,082

217,1

3922

.461

.2

WV

319,9

3314

1,807

90,91

828

.464

.1

WI

846,4

6126

7,268

160,3

9018

.960

.0

WY

78,04

027

,324

15,17

019

.455

.5

PR61

0,385

303,4

05

213,0

6634

.970

.2



Tabl

e 1.

22 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 5

to 1

7 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Self-

Care

D

isab

ility

: 201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,1

-Yea

r Esti

mat

es, A

mer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e S1

810;

fact

finde

r.cen

sus.g

ov (a

cces

sed

11 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. Bas

ed o

n a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

itySe

lf-Ca

reCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

53,66

8,474

2,900

,395

512,3

771.0

17.7

AL

815,6

8748

,913

6,684

0.813

.7

AK

132,8

375,9

7991

20.7

15.3

AZ

1,187

,913

62,74

912

,513

1.119

.9

AR

513,4

1534

,240

6,053

1.217

.7

CA6,6

23,55

827

7,653

60,89

50.9

21.9

CO91

3,374

39,37

07,0

540.8

17.9

CT58

5,159

26,30

05,0

700.9

19.3

DE

147,4

047,9

011,7

521.2

22.2

DC

72,07

15,0

4546

40.6

9.2

FL2,9

68,57

816

1,516

24,98

40.8

15.5

GA

1,833

,852

84,67

113

,299

0.715

.7

HI

217,0

118,8

791,5

140.7

17.1

ID31

8,955

17,95

53,2

681.0

18.2

IL2,1

91,77

696

,045

18,13

10.8

18.9

IN1,1

61,96

876

,875

12,41

21.1

16.1

IA52

9,780

27,13

83,5

740.7

13.2

KS52

1,560

29,35

34,9

150.9

16.7

KY73

8,139

54,89

67,4

471.0

13.6

LA80

7,165

57,60

78,3

831.0

14.6

ME

194,4

7315

,949

2,491

1.315

.6

MD

982,4

8449

,557

9,603

1.019

.4

MA

1,021

,431

53,55

89,2

170.9

17.2

MI

1,651

,047

107,2

2017

,021

1.015

.9

MN

933,3

8850

,013

11,04

01.2

22.1

MS

537,7

9528

,456

4,793

0.916

.8

MO

1,015

,386

62,94

110

,987

1.117

.5

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

itySe

lf-Ca

reCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T16

4,276

6,736

1,180

0.717

.5

NE

336,2

2218

,037

3,285

1.018

.2

NV

485,8

9925

,744

5,098

1.019

.8

NH

201,7

5112

,625

2,167

1.117

.2

NJ

1,475

,194

71,81

912

,745

0.917

.7

NM

363,2

6414

,840

2,126

0.614

.3

NY

3,034

,786

151,8

2233

,904

1.122

.3

NC

1,685

,123

95,07

317

,266

1.018

.2

ND

117,2

144,8

6874

40.6

15.3

OH

1,942

,046

127,4

2019

,495

1.015

.3

OK

686,3

2546

,390

6,535

1.014

.1

OR

630,6

1641

,331

5,552

0.913

.4

PA1,9

81,80

513

9,934

21,29

51.1

15.2

RI15

7,415

9,369

2,409

1.525

.7

SC79

3,851

45,56

58,9

461.1

19.6

SD14

9,231

6,179

823

0.613

.3

TN1,0

91,42

468

,101

11,28

21.0

16.6

TX5,1

60,86

328

0,764

47,07

20.9

16.8

UT

652,5

0230

,224

5,817

0.919

.2

VT

90,59

17,1

591,3

401.5

18.7

VA1,3

57,18

865

,827

12,55

50.9

19.1

WA

1,156

,823

59,77

612

,145

1.020

.3

WV

279,7

8820

,562

3,356

1.216

.3

WI

958,7

0454

,932

10,37

81.1

18.9

WY

99,36

74,5

1938

60.4

8.5

PR58

7,822

59,54

7 4,4

500.8

7.5



Tabl

e 1.

23 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Self-

Care

D

isab

ility

: 201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

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stim

ates

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an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

S181

0; fa

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Sep

tem

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015)

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ed o

n a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

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varia

bilit

y.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

itySe

lf-Ca

reCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

195,5

37,21

3 20

,460,1

36

3,64

5,109

1.9

17.8

AL

2,93

5,367

42

2,549

74

,620

2.517

.7

AK

456,2

78

44,67

4 6,3

801.4

14.3

AZ

3,94

4,492

41

1,109

71

,428

1.817

.4

AR

1,76

2,235

26

4,645

49

,736

2.818

.8

CA 24

,264,5

09

2,01

0,783

38

9,324

1.619

.4

CO 3,

356,3

10

300,1

86

45,25

11.3

15.1

CT 2,

233,7

36

191,1

85

34,53

81.5

18.1

DE

567,7

90

55,63

3 10

,615

1.919

.1

DC

461,1

52

44,50

4 5,9

591.3

13.4

FL 11

,813,7

08

1,19

2,633

21

7,986

1.818

.3

GA

6,20

0,645

67

8,219

11

5,968

1.917

.1

HI

836,0

69

69,84

6 11

,282

1.316

.2

ID 95

0,894

99

,623

15,95

51.7

16.0

IL 7,

998,3

69

674,0

67

124,0

261.6

18.4

IN 4,

012,4

97

482,2

28

84,57

42.1

17.5

IA 1,

872,1

41

176,5

76

26,25

71.4

14.9

KS 1,

725,1

64

192,3

34

32,92

21.9

17.1

KY 2,

684,6

70

432,0

38

76,54

52.9

17.7

LA 2,

824,6

52

366,9

81

74,73

72.6

20.4

ME

822,8

29

116,2

08

19,36

12.4

16.7

MD

3,73

7,434

31

4,928

52

,171

1.416

.6

MA

4,30

3,921

39

9,206

73

,582

1.718

.4

MI

6,08

7,266

76

5,102

15

4,367

2.520

.2

MN

3,37

0,012

28

9,747

48

,593

1.416

.8

MS

1,78

2,144

26

7,593

49

,125

2.818

.4

MO

3,66

9,439

47

8,963

85

,557

2.317

.9

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

itySe

lf-Ca

reCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T 61

8,551

68

,927

12,04

61.9

17.5

NE

1,12

7,803

10

2,762

15

,122

1.314

.7

NV

1,74

7,883

20

1,717

32

,890

1.916

.3

NH

843,5

44

81,48

5 12

,602

1.515

.5

NJ

5,55

1,498

43

4,368

74

,336

1.317

.1

NM

1,23

8,526

15

8,816

28

,708

2.318

.1

NY

12,48

5,670

1,

106,5

07

196,0

301.6

17.7

NC

6,04

5,208

71

5,508

14

7,790

2.420

.7

ND

458,3

68

38,03

7 5,5

291.2

14.5

OH

7,06

1,137

84

0,550

14

6,641

2.117

.4

OK

2,30

5,044

33

1,028

53

,431

2.316

.1

OR

2,44

9,627

31

6,222

51

,918

2.116

.4

PA 7,

833,8

59

876,8

54

147,4

931.9

16.8

RI 66

7,555

78

,439

14,80

72.2

18.9

SC 2,

908,6

36

375,5

43

74,82

42.6

19.9

SD 50

3,162

52

,007

6,199

1.211

.9

TN 4,

001,0

37

563,8

63

98,72

22.5

17.5

TX 16

,366,9

94

1,61

6,223

27

9,320

1.717

.3

UT

1,72

2,815

14

8,038

19

,000

1.112

.8

VT

395,8

50

48,85

6 7,8

512.0

16.1

VA 5,

129,6

48

482,7

93

84,15

01.6

17.4

WA

4,38

2,463

48

8,620

77

,319

1.815

.8

WV

1,11

8,678

19

9,707

37

,603

3.418

.8

WI

3,54

0,472

35

3,031

63

,663

1.818

.0

WY

359,4

62

38,67

5 6,2

561.7

16.2

PR 2,

138,8

84

386,2

55

73,03

03.4

18.9



Tabl

e 1.

24 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes—

Self-

Care

Dis

abili

ty: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

S181

0; fa

ctfin

der.c

ensu

s.gov

(acc

esse

d 30

Sep

tem

ber 2

015)

. Bas

ed o

n a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

itySe

lf-Ca

reCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityU

.S.

44,91

2,936

16

,160,5

13

3,78

5,383

8.4

23.4

AL

725,1

69

303,4

46

74,57

210

.324

.6

AK

69,01

8 28

,361

7,803

11.3

27.5

AZ

1,05

8,006

37

0,266

78

,805

7.421

.3

AR

448,3

30

190,9

83

42,28

99.4

22.1

CA 4,

897,8

15

1,74

6,722

49

4,593

10.1

28.3

CO 66

4,280

22

0,165

41

,703

6.318

.9

CT 53

3,525

17

0,013

45

,609

8.526

.8

DE

149,7

26

45,57

7 10

,348

6.922

.7

DC

71,98

0 26

,320

8,436

11.7

32.1

FL 3,

723,4

99

1,25

6,599

28

9,219

7.823

.0

GA

1,21

7,986

46

0,504

10

7,740

8.823

.4

HI

223,6

83

80,52

0 20

,754

9.325

.8

ID 23

1,333

85

,985

15,61

06.7

18.2

IL 1,

723,1

22

605,5

70

140,8

528.2

23.3

IN 90

5,540

33

9,798

70

,698

7.820

.8

IA 46

7,408

14

8,450

27

,258

5.818

.4

KS 39

9,342

14

2,899

31

,051

7.821

.7

KY 63

1,083

27

2,038

60

,603

9.622

.3

LA 61

0,302

24

5,824

65

,358

10.7

26.6

ME

235,7

77

78,87

3 16

,388

7.020

.8

MD

798,6

46

255,4

92

58,12

27.3

22.7

MA

977,0

29

318,4

52

78,73

88.1

24.7

MI

1,49

1,415

53

8,391

11

9,230

8.022

.1

MN

747,4

08

237,7

55

49,37

66.6

20.8

MS

415,1

42

184,5

47

46,63

411

.225

.3

MO

893,6

06

327,8

39

62,89

77.0

19.2

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

itySe

lf-Ca

reCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T 16

5,514

56

,057

9,916

6.017

.7

NE

259,2

91

90,88

0 15

,528

6.017

.1

NV

396,0

15

145,4

89

29,21

07.4

20.1

NH

201,5

44

65,54

9 12

,464

6.219

.0

NJ

1,27

2,109

42

0,972

10

2,098

8.024

.3

NM

313,1

63

127,4

48

28,00

98.9

22.0

NY

2,79

6,800

97

0,627

26

0,571

9.326

.8

NC

1,42

0,275

52

6,911

12

7,535

9.024

.2

ND

98,89

2 33

,682

4,447

4.513

.2

OH

1,72

8,191

61

1,202

13

7,736

8.022

.5

OK

542,7

99

230,0

14

50,07

99.2

21.8

OR

624,5

95

237,1

93

51,44

38.2

21.7

PA 2,

055,8

82

712,1

31

148,1

847.2

20.8

RI 15

9,963

58

,079

11,65

67.3

20.1

SC 74

4,327

27

7,302

65

,336

8.823

.6

SD 12

2,655

42

,298

7,629

6.218

.0

TN 95

8,080

37

7,189

89

,517

9.323

.7

TX 3,

012,1

17

1,18

7,077

28

6,535

9.524

.1

UT

291,1

77

99,66

8 19

,231

6.619

.3

VT

103,1

31

35,55

2 7,3

517.1

20.7

VA 1,

120,4

98

382,3

23

85,32

17.6

22.3

WA

971,3

14

355,0

82

80,79

48.3

22.8

WV

319,9

33

141,8

07

31,39

29.8

22.1

WI

846,4

61

267,2

68

53,99

06.4

20.2

WY

78,04

0 27

,324

4,725

6.117

.3

PR 61

0,385

30

3,405

85

,555

14.0

28.2



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195,5

37,21

320

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367,2

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2,935

,367

422,5

4915

2,417

5.236

.1

AK

456,2

7844

,674

13,23

42.9

29.6

AZ

3,944

,492

411,1

0914

3,521

3.634

.9

AR

1,762

,235

264,6

4593

,480

5.335

.3

CA24

,264,5

092,0

10,78

374

7,990

3.137

.2

CO3,3

56,31

030

0,186

96,81

72.9

32.3

CT2,2

33,73

619

1,185

66,46

43.0

34.8

DE

567,7

9055

,633

21,75

63.8

39.1

DC

461,1

5244

,504

12,82

92.8

28.8

FL11

,813,7

081,1

92,63

344

3,173

3.837

.2

GA

6,200

,645

678,2

1924

1,823

3.935

.7

HI

836,0

6969

,846

24,17

02.9

34.6

ID95

0,894

99,62

333

,022

3.533

.1

IL7,9

98,36

967

4,067

242,7

553.0

36.0

IN4,0

12,49

748

2,228

168,2

034.2

34.9

IA1,8

72,14

117

6,576

56,48

43.0

32.0

KS1,7

25,16

419

2,334

66,27

43.8

34.5

KY2,6

84,67

043

2,038

153,8

465.7

35.6

LA2,8

24,65

236

6,981

133,6

714.7

36.4

ME

822,8

2911

6,208

43,54

75.3

37.5

MD

3,737

,434

314,9

2810

5,353

2.833

.5

MA

4,303

,921

399,2

0614

3,963

3.336

.1

MI

6,087

,266

765,1

0229

2,176

4.838

.2

MN

3,370

,012

289,7

4710

0,684

3.034

.7

MS

1,782

,144

267,5

9397

,571

5.536

.5

MO

3,669

,439

478,9

6317

4,702

4.836

.5

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityIn

depe

nden

t Livi

ng D

isabil

ityCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T61

8,551

68,92

723

,183

3.733

.6

NE

1,127

,803

102,7

6232

,805

2.931

.9

NV

1,747

,883

201,7

1761

,029

3.530

.3

NH

843,5

4481

,485

25,76

53.1

31.6

NJ

5,551

,498

434,3

6815

3,142

2.835

.3

NM

1,238

,526

158,8

1659

,366

4.837

.4

NY

12,48

5,670

1,106

,507

387,7

503.1

35.0

NC

6,045

,208

715,5

0826

9,296

4.537

.6

ND

458,3

6838

,037

10,75

72.3

28.3

OH

7,061

,137

840,5

5029

6,460

4.235

.3

OK

2,305

,044

331,0

2810

6,406

4.632

.1

OR

2,449

,627

316,2

2211

1,837

4.635

.4

PA7,8

33,85

987

6,854

312,4

834.0

35.6

RI66

7,555

78,43

928

,207

4.236

.0

SC2,9

08,63

637

5,543

136,9

074.7

36.5

SD50

3,162

52,00

714

,608

2.928

.1

TN4,0

01,03

756

3,863

208,0

695.2

36.9

TX16

,366,9

941,6

16,22

353

3,618

3.333

.0

UT

1,722

,815

148,0

3845

,349

2.630

.6

VT

395,8

5048

,856

17,84

74.5

36.5

VA5,1

29,64

848

2,793

158,9

323.1

32.9

WA

4,382

,463

488,6

2015

7,666

3.632

.3

WV

1,118

,678

199,7

0770

,844

6.335

.5

WI

3,540

,472

353,0

3112

2,233

3.534

.6

WY

359,4

6238

,675

9,936

2.825

.7

PR2,1

38,88

4 38

6,255

15

8,259

7.441

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Tabl

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26 C

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Age

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44,91

2,936

16,16

0,513

6,849

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15.2

42.4

AL

725,1

6930

3,446

134,1

7118

.544

.2

AK

69,01

828

,361

10,03

614

.535

.4

AZ

1,058

,006

370,2

6614

2,495

13.5

38.5

AR

448,3

3019

0,983

77,96

517

.440

.8

CA4,8

97,81

51,7

46,72

286

1,038

17.6

49.3

CO66

4,280

220,1

6581

,807

12.3

37.2

CT53

3,525

170,0

1376

,090

14.3

44.8

DE

149,7

2645

,577

17,62

611

.838

.7

DC

71,98

026

,320

13,87

019

.352

.7

FL3,7

23,49

91,2

56,59

951

4,825

13.8

41.0

GA

1,217

,986

460,5

0419

2,669

15.8

41.8

HI

223,6

8380

,520

39,08

217

.548

.5

ID23

1,333

85,98

531

,104

13.4

36.2

IL1,7

23,12

260

5,570

265,1

4215

.443

.8

IN90

5,540

339,7

9813

5,076

14.9

39.8

IA46

7,408

148,4

5051

,941

11.1

35.0

KS39

9,342

142,8

9953

,197

13.3

37.2

KY63

1,083

272,0

3811

5,107

18.2

42.3

LA61

0,302

245,8

2410

8,993

17.9

44.3

ME

235,7

7778

,873

28,51

612

.136

.2

MD

798,6

4625

5,492

116,3

1314

.645

.5

MA

977,0

2931

8,452

136,5

2814

.042

.9

MI

1,491

,415

538,3

9122

4,807

15.1

41.8

MN

747,4

0823

7,755

90,08

012

.137

.9

MS

415,1

4218

4,547

81,29

219

.644

.0

MO

893,6

0632

7,839

123,3

0413

.837

.6

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityIn

depe

nden

t Livi

ng D

isabil

ityCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ityM

T16

5,514

56,05

717

,589

10.6

31.4

NE

259,2

9190

,880

31,01

712

.034

.1

NV

396,0

1514

5,489

54,75

813

.837

.6

NH

201,5

4465

,549

23,06

011

.435

.2

NJ

1,272

,109

420,9

7218

9,069

14.9

44.9

NM

313,1

6312

7,448

52,20

216

.741

.0

NY

2,796

,800

970,6

2745

4,995

16.3

46.9

NC

1,420

,275

526,9

1122

3,974

15.8

42.5

ND

98,89

233

,682

10,20

010

.330

.3

OH

1,728

,191

611,2

0224

9,123

14.4

40.8

OK

542,7

9923

0,014

85,29

015

.737

.1

OR

624,5

9523

7,193

92,10

914

.738

.8

PA2,0

55,88

271

2,131

296,7

0114

.441

.7

RI15

9,963

58,07

924

,476

15.3

42.1

SC74

4,327

277,3

0211

5,102

15.5

41.5

SD12

2,655

42,29

814

,801

12.1

35.0

TN95

8,080

377,1

8916

3,047

17.0

43.2

TX3,0

12,11

71,1

87,07

750

8,391

16.9

42.8

UT

291,1

7799

,668

36,52

712

.536

.6

VT

103,1

3135

,552

14,07

313

.639

.6

VA1,1

20,49

838

2,323

160,9

6414

.442

.1

WA

971,3

1435

5,082

139,6

8314

.439

.3

WV

319,9

3314

1,807

57,33

417

.940

.4

WI

846,4

6126

7,268

103,4

4712

.238

.7

WY

78,04

027

,324

8,007

10.3

29.3

PR61

0,385

303,4

05

180,0

5929

.559

.3



Tabl

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27 C

hang

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Civ

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s w

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Dis

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Liv

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in th

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Com

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Year

Esti

mat

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Fac

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Tabl

e B1

8101

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.go

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cces

sed

30 S

epte

mbe

r 201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

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d su

bjec

t to

sam

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riabi

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[1] D

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bet

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pre

viou

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us c

ount

.

State

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

U.S

. 39

,892,9

60

39,67

4,679

-0

.5

AL

757,8

29

776,4

48

2.5

AK

79,25

5 79

,800

0.7

AZ

801,7

28

846,6

57

5.6

AR

496,0

02

493,4

00

-0.5

CA 4,

019,8

82

4,05

0,631

0.8

CO 56

0,237

56

2,052

0.3

CT 37

8,244

38

9,252

2.9

DE

114,6

96

109,7

63

-4.3

DC

68,83

0 76

,007

10.4

FL 2,

583,9

10

2,61

9,572

1.4

GA

1,21

1,831

1,

228,5

35

1.4

HI

151,0

99

159,4

75

5.5

ID 20

8,830

20

4,780

-1

.9

IL 1,

408,6

92

1,38

1,787

-1

.9

IN 89

8,434

90

3,089

0.5

IA 35

7,730

35

3,430

-1

.2

KS 35

0,768

36

6,393

4.5

State

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

KY 73

4,781

76

1,405

3.6

LA 67

9,446

67

2,278

-1

.1

ME

214,2

35

211,4

20

-1.3

MD

622,6

82

623,3

05

0.1

MA

782,2

04

773,1

46

-1.2

MI

1,41

3,802

1,

415,7

95

0.1

MN

563,4

42

580,4

94

3.0

MS

487,4

16

481,9

78

-1.1

MO

851,3

38

872,4

19

2.5

MT

139,8

13

132,7

46

-5.1

NE

205,3

54

212,6

04

3.5

NV

357,0

35

375,3

21

5.1

NH

166,2

58

160,3

89

-3.5

NJ

935,8

33

929,4

77

-0.7

NM

311,7

73

301,5

15

-3.3

NY

2,17

1,581

2,

236,4

61

3.0

NC

1,33

0,804

1,

344,5

69

1.0

ND

75,20

2 76

,946

2.3

State

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

OH

1,55

5,348

1,

584,9

21

1.9

OK

594,4

17

610,1

98

2.7

OR

571,9

82

596,6

93

4.3

PA 1,

689,1

23

1,73

3,512

2.6

RI 13

1,583

14

5,887

10

.9

SC 68

0,038

70

1,093

3.1

SD 10

8,112

10

1,215

-6

.4

TN 98

3,720

1,

012,4

98

2.9

TX 3,

047,1

58

3,10

1,039

1.8

UT

274,1

51

279,5

36

2.0

VT

85,96

7 91

,759

6.7

VA 90

7,656

93

4,299

2.9

WA

894,5

09

907,4

17

1.4

WV

368,9

83

362,4

47

-1.8

WI

685,7

94

677,5

71

-1.2

WY

68,44

9 71

,255

4.1

PR 75

4,974

75

1,304

-0

.5




This section presents statistics on monthly and annual employment participation and full-time, year-round (FTYR) employment in the United States. For both categories of employment, data are presented for people with disabilities, people without disabilities, and the difference in percentage employed (employment gap) between these two populations. There are three sources of data used in this section.

The first source of these data is the American Community Survey (U.S. Census Bureau). For these tables, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status or disability type) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey. The definition for employment status in the American Community Survey can be found in the glossary.

Monthly time trends are from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Data Retrieval System and are based on data from the Current Population Survey-Basic Monthly Survey. Annual time trends were produced by the authors using data from the Current Population Survey-Annual Social and Economic Supplement, which is fielded annually in March. For these tables, similar to the American Community Survey, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the Current Population Survey. In addition, the definition for employment status in both Current Population Surveys can be found in the glossary.

Tables

Tables 2.1 and 2.2: In 2014, of the 20,460,136 individuals with disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 7,030,317 individuals were employed—34.4 percent. In contrast, of the 175,077,077 individuals without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 131,940,323 individuals were employed—75.4 percent. The percentage of people with disabilities employed was highest in South

Dakota (50.1 percent) and lowest in Puerto Rico (22.3 percent).

Table 2.3: In 2014, of the 4,057,664 individuals with hearing disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 2,056,658 individuals were employed—50.7 percent. The percentage of people with hearing disabilities employed was highest in Wyoming (67.9 percent) and lowest in Puerto Rico (27.2 percent).

Table 2.4: In 2014, of the 3,802,921 individuals with vision disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 1,529,152 individuals were employed—40.2 percent. The percentage of people with vision disabilities employed was highest in Iowa (56.4 percent) and lowest in West Virginia (26.2 percent).

Table 2.5: In 2014, of the 8,669,210 individuals with cognitive disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 2,097,518 individuals were employed— 24.2 percent. The percentage of people with cognitive disabilities employed was highest in North Dakota (42.6 percent) and lowest in Puerto Rico (13.9 percent).

Table 2.6: In 2014, of the 10,225,155 individuals with ambulatory disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 2,476,989 individuals were employed—24.2 percent. The percentage of people with ambulatory disabilities employed was highest in Nebraska (34.8 percent) and lowest in Kentucky (17.9 percent).

Table 2.7: In 2014, of the 3,645,109 individuals with self-care disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 561,598 individuals were employed—15.4 percent. The percentage of people with ambulatory disabilities employed was highest in Wyoming (28.1 percent) and lowest in Mississippi (9.7 percent).

Table 2.8: In 2014, of the 7,224,420 individuals with independent living disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 1,146,316 individuals were employed—15.9 percent. The percentage of people with independent living disabilities employed was highest in South Dakota (32.8 percent) and lowest in Puerto Rico (8.8 percent).

Section 2: Employment


Table 2.9: In 2014, 34.4 percent of people with disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community were employed, while 75.4 percent of people without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community were employed—a difference of 41.0 percentage points. The difference was greatest in Maine (47.4 percentage points) and smallest in Puerto Rico (30.1 percentage points).

Table 2.10: In 2014, the difference in the percentage of people employed with and without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community was 41.0 percentage points, while the comparable measure was 40.3 percentage points in 2013, an increase of 0.7 percent.

Tables 2.11 and 2.12: In 2013, of the 21,632,455 individuals with disabilities ages 16 to 64 years living in the community, 4,308,543 individuals were employed full time, year-round—19.9 percent. In contrast, of the 184,539,554 individuals without disabilities ages 16 to 64 years living in the community, 93,484,780 individuals were employed full-time, year-round—50.7 percent. The percentage of people with disabilities employed full-time, year-round was highest in North Dakota (34.8 percent) and lowest in Puerto Rico (13.3 percent).

Table 2.13: In 2013, 19.9 percent of people with disabilities ages 16 to 64 years living in the community were employed full-time, year-round, while 50.7 percent of people without disabilities ages 16 to 64 years living in the community were employed full-time, year-round—a difference of 30.7 percentage points. The difference in the percentage of full-time, year-round employment was greatest in District of Columbia (37.5 percentage points) and smallest in Puerto Rico (21.0 percentage points).

Table 2.14: In August 2015, of the 15,842,000 non-institutionalized civilians ages 16 to 64 years with disabilities, 4,267,000 were employed, an employment-to-population ratio of 26.9 percent. The employment-to-population ratio

has slightly increased since June 2011, and is still higher than its lowest value of 24.1 percent in January 2014. By comparison, in August 2015, of the 188,612,000 non-institutionalized civilians without disabilities, 136,550 were employed, for an employment-to-population ratio of 72.4 percent.

Table 2.15: In August 2015, of the 14,016,000 non-institutionalized civilians ages 65 years and over with disabilities, 969,000 were employed, an employment-to-population ratio of 6.9 percent. The employment-to-population ratio has slightly increased since June 2011, is higher than its lowest value of 6.1 percent in November 2013. By comparison, in August 2015, of the 32,626,000 non-institutionalized civilians without disabilities, 7,440,000 were employed, for an employment-to-population ratio of 22.8 percent.

Table 2.16: In August 2015, of the 15,842,000 non-institutionalized civilians ages 16 to 64 years with disabilities, 4,808,000 participated in the labor force (by either, working or looking for work), a labor force participation rate of 30.3 percent. This labor force participation rate has declined from 32.8 in June 2011. In comparison, in August 2015, of the 188,612,000 non-institutionalized civilians without disabilities, 143,829,000 participated in the labor force, for a labor force participation rate of 76.3 percent.

Table 2.17: In August 2015, of the 14,016,000 non-institutionalized civilians ages 65 years and over with disabilities, 1,024,000 participated in the labor force (by either, working or looking for work), a labor force participation rate of 7.3 percent. This labor force participation rate has increased 7.1 in June 2011. By comparison, in August 2015, of the 32,626,000 non-institutionalized civilians without disabilities, 7,727,000 participated in the labor force, for a labor force participation rate of 23.7 percent.

Table 2.18: In August 2015, of the 4,808,000 non-institutionalized civilians ages 16 to 64 with disabilities participating in the labor


force, 541,000 were not working but actively looking for work, an unemployment rate of 11.3 percent. This is lower than the unemployment rate in June 2011 (18.6 percent), but higher than the lowest unemployment rate in June 2015 (10.1 percent). By comparison, in August 2015, of the 143,829,000 non-institutionalized civilians without disabilities participating in the labor force, 7,279,000 were not working but actively looking for work, an unemployment rate of 5.1 percent.

Table 2.19: In August 2015, of the 1,024,000 non-institutionalized civilians ages 65 and older with disabilities participating in the labor force, 55,000 were not working but actively looking for work, an unemployment rate of 5.4 percent. This is lower than the unemployment rate in June 2011 (7.8 percent), but higher than the lowest unemployment rate in May 2015 (4.1 percent). By comparison, in August 2015, of the 7,727,000 non-institutionalized civilians without disabilities participating in the labor force, 287,000 were not working but actively looking for work, an unemployment rate of 3.7 percent.

Table 2.20: In 2015, of the 204,086,000 non-institutionalized civilians ages 16 to 64 years, 8.9 percent (18,135,000) had a work limitation, 7.7 percent (15,747,000) had a broad disability and 12.2 percent (24,938,000) had a work limitation and/or a broad disability.

Table 2.21: In 2015, of the 91,988,000 non-institutionalized civilians ages 65 years and over, 15.0 percent (13,819,000) had a work limitation, 29.8 percent (27,377,000) had a broad disability and 35.5 percent (32,642,000) had a work limitation and/or a broad disability.

Table 2.22: In 2015, the labor force participation rate among non-institutionalized civilians ages 16 to 64 years was 22.7 percent for people with a work limitation and 77.1 percent for people without a work limitation. The labor force participation rate was 30.6 percent for people with a broad disability as compared to 75.7 percent for people without a broad disability. The labor force participation rate was

32.3 percent for people with a work limitation and/or broad disability as compared to 77.8 percent for people without a work limitation and/or broad disability.

Table 2.23: In 2015, the labor force participation rate among non-institutionalized civilians ages 65 years and over was 6.8 percent for people with a work limitation and 21.9 percent for people without a work limitation. The labor force participation rate was 7.1 percent for people with a broad disability as compared to 25.0 percent for people without a broad disability. The labor force participation rate was 7.9 percent for people with a work limitation and/or broad disability as compared to 26.1 percent for people without a work limitation and/or broad disability.

Table 2.24: In 2015, the employment rate among non-institutionalized civilians ages 16 to 64 years was 19.7 percent for people with a work limitation and 72.8 percent for people without a work limitation. The employment rate was 26.9 percent for people with a broad disability as compared to 71.5 percent for people without a broad disability. The employment rate was 28.5 percent for people with a work limitation and/or broad disability as compared to 73.6 percent for people without a work limitation and/or broad disability.

Table 2.25: In 2015, the employment rate among non-institutionalized civilians ages 65 years and over was 6.4 percent for people with a work limitation and 21.2 percent for people without a work limitation. The employment rate was 6.6 percent for people with a broad disability as compared to 24.2 percent for people without a broad disability. The employment rate was 7.5 percent for people with a work limitation and/or broad disability as compared to 25.3 percent for people without a work limitation and/or broad disability.

Table 2.26: In 2015, the labor market attachment rate among non-institutionalized civilians ages 16 to 64 years was 25.2 percent for people with a work limitation and 76.9 percent for people without a work limitation.


The labor market attachment rate was 32.8 percent for people with a broad disability as compared to 75.6 percent for people without a broad disability. The labor market attachment rate was 34.6 percent for people with a work limitation and/or broad disability as compared to 77.5 percent for people without a work limitation and/or broad disability.

Table 2.27: In 2015, the labor market attachment rate among non-institutionalized civilians ages 65 years and over was 8.0 percent for people with a work limitation and 24.3 percent for people without a work limitation. The labor market attachment rate was 8.2 percent for people with a broad disability as compared to 27.6 percent for people without a broad disability. The labor market attachment rate was 9.2 percent for people with a work limitation and/or broad disability as compared to 28.8 percent for people without a work limitation and/or broad disability.

Table 2.28: In 2015, the full-time, full-year rate among non-institutionalized civilians ages 16 to 64 years was 8.6 percent for people with a work limitation and 54.4 percent for people without a work limitation. The full-time, full-year rate was 17.6 percent for people with a broad disability as compared to 53.1 percent for people without a broad disability. The full-time, full-year rate was 16.6 percent for people with a work limitation and/or broad disability as compared to 55.0 percent for people without a work limitation and/or broad disability.

Table 2.29: In 2015, the full-time, full-year rate among non-institutionalized civilians ages 65 years and over was 1.8 percent for people with a work limitation and 13.0 percent for people without a work limitation. The full-time, full-year rate was 3.3 percent for people with a broad disability as compared to 14.8 percent for people without a broad disability. The full-time, full-year rate was 3.3 percent for people with a work limitation and/or broad disability as compared to 15.8 percent for people without a work limitation and/or broad disability.


Tabl

e 2.

1 Em

ploy

men

t—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

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eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

20; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 1

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith d

isabi

litie

s.

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]U

.S.

20,46

0,136

7,030

,317

34.4

AL

422,5

49

114,9

28

27.2

AK

44,67

4 18

,210

40.8

AZ

411,1

09

134,8

16

32.8

AR

264,6

45

77,36

0 29

.2

CA 2,

010,7

83

669,2

06

33.3

CO 30

0,186

12

5,014

41

.6

CT 19

1,185

76

,791

40.2

DE

55,63

3 19

,823

35.6

DC

44,50

4 13

,478

30.3

FL 1,

192,6

33

359,3

05

30.1

GA

678,2

19

200,7

64

29.6

HI

69,84

6 29

,593

42.4

ID 99

,623

38,62

9 38

.8

IL 67

4,067

24

0,777

35

.7

IN 48

2,228

17

4,676

36

.2

IA 17

6,576

82

,111

46.5

KS 19

2,334

76

,562

39.8

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]KY

432,0

38

117,9

59

27.3

LA 36

6,981

11

7,943

32

.1

ME

116,2

08

37,76

6 32

.5

MD

314,9

28

123,1

17

39.1

MA

399,2

06

141,8

99

35.5

MI

765,1

02

226,5

75

29.6

MN

289,7

47

128,6

05

44.4

MS

267,5

93

73,26

4 27

.4

MO

478,9

63

157,2

20

32.8

MT

68,92

7 27

,890

40.5

NE

102,7

62

47,29

1 46

.0

NV

201,7

17

82,48

4 40

.9

NH

81,48

5 32

,622

40.0

NJ

434,3

68

170,2

79

39.2

NM

158,8

16

48,26

1 30

.4

NY

1,10

6,507

37

1,883

33

.6

NC

715,5

08

224,0

09

31.3

ND

38,03

7 18

,996

49.9

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]O

H 84

0,550

29

0,618

34

.6

OK

331,0

28

120,5

97

36.4

OR

316,2

22

114,9

97

36.4

PA 87

6,854

30

2,598

34

.5

RI 78

,439

26,59

9 33

.9

SC 37

5,543

10

9,012

29

.0

SD 52

,007

26,08

0 50

.1

TN 56

3,863

16

8,683

29

.9

TX 1,

616,2

23

613,6

60

38.0

UT

148,0

38

65,10

0 44

.0

VT

48,85

6 17

,704

36.2

VA 48

2,793

18

1,398

37

.6

WA

488,6

20

184,1

37

37.7

WV

199,7

07

51,07

4 25

.6

WI

353,0

31

140,4

88

39.8

WY

38,67

5 17

,466

45.2

PR 38

6,255

85

,974

22.3



Tabl

e 2.

2 Em

ploy

men

t—Ci

vilia

ns w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

20; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 1

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ithou

t disa

bilit

ies.

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]U

.S.

175,0

77,07

713

1,940

,323

75.4

AL

2,51

2,818

1,7

91,27

971

.3

AK

411,6

04

312,9

4476

.0

AZ

3,53

3,383

2,5

62,91

872

.5

AR

1,49

7,590

1,1

05,60

273

.8

CA 22

,253,7

26

16,06

3,918

72.2

CO 3,

056,1

24

2,416

,850

79.1

CT 2,

042,5

51

1,590

,993

77.9

DE

512,1

57

390,9

3976

.3

DC

416,6

48

314,5

4575

.5

FL 10

,621,0

75

7,793

,990

73.4

GA

5,52

2,426

4,0

37,39

973

.1

HI

766,2

23

586,8

1176

.6

ID 85

1,271

64

4,653

75.7

IL 7,

324,3

02

5,546

,305

75.7

IN 3,

530,2

69

2,717

,004

77.0

IA 1,

695,5

65

1,393

,306

82.2

KS 1,

532,8

30

1,222

,393

79.7

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]KY

2,25

2,632

1,6

76,46

874

.4

LA 2,

457,6

71

1,780

,193

72.4

ME

706,6

21

564,4

3179

.9

MD

3,42

2,506

2,6

76,88

078

.2

MA

3,90

4,715

3,0

86,55

579

.0

MI

5,32

2,164

3,9

70,87

874

.6

MN

3,08

0,265

2,5

54,18

782

.9

MS

1,51

4,551

1,0

66,94

670

.4

MO

3,19

0,476

2,4

63,98

377

.2

MT

549,6

24

427,2

2177

.7

NE

1,02

5,041

85

9,992

83.9

NV

1,54

6,166

1,1

49,19

874

.3

NH

762,0

59

619,6

5881

.3

NJ

5,11

7,130

3,9

13,96

676

.5

NM

1,07

9,710

76

9,057

71.2

NY

11,37

9,163

8,4

24,65

874

.0

NC

5,32

9,700

3,9

62,36

274

.3

ND

420,3

31

344,7

1982

.0

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]O

H 6,

220,5

87

4,791

,851

77.0

OK

1,97

4,016

1,4

92,12

875

.6

OR

2,13

3,405

1,5

97,09

374

.9

PA 6,

957,0

05

5,324

,239

76.5

RI 58

9,116

45

7,699

77.7

SC 2,

533,0

93

1,875

,518

74.0

SD 45

1,155

37

7,810

83.7

TN 3,

437,1

74

2,557

,629

74.4

TX 14

,750,7

71

11,10

6,300

75.3

UT

1,57

4,777

1,2

19,48

877

.4

VT

346,9

94

279,1

3080

.4

VA 4,

646,8

55

3,604

,746

77.6

WA

3,89

3,843

2,9

59,06

776

.0

WV

918,9

71

647,9

7070

.5

WI

3,18

7,441

2,5

86,50

181

.1

WY

320,7

87

259,9

5381

.0

PR 1,

752,6

29

918,1

5852

.4



Tabl

e 2.

3 Em

ploy

men

t—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Hea

ring

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

20; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 1

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith h

earin

g di

sabi

litie

s.

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]U

.S.

4,057

,664

2,056

,658

50.7

AL

76,82

7 37

,185

48.4

AK

13,76

0 7,

942

57.7

AZ

77,51

4 37

,178

48.0

AR

52,40

9 23

,690

45.2

CA 37

8,466

18

3,591

48

.5

CO 72

,172

41,14

3 57

.0

CT 30

,772

19,30

8 62

.7

DE

8,55

2 4,

054

47.4

DC

6,40

1 3,

007

47.0

FL 21

3,479

97

,484

45.7

GA

127,6

94

58,34

0 45

.7

HI

16,25

8 9,

665

59.4

ID 23

,318

14,21

8 61

.0

IL 12

7,679

65

,670

51.4

IN 10

5,475

57

,574

54.6

IA 39

,132

26,27

7 67

.1

KS 45

,032

24,10

4 53

.5

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]KY

86,56

0 35

,165

40.6

LA 71

,004

33,45

9 47

.1

ME

24,46

9 12

,470

51.0

MD

55,85

5 30

,829

55.2

MA

78,77

8 40

,879

51.9

MI

138,9

95

67,05

8 48

.2

MN

65,76

6 41

,452

63.0

MS

49,50

7 20

,148

40.7

MO

86,14

2 42

,902

49.8

MT

18,41

8 10

,534

57.2

NE

24,75

4 15

,583

63.0

NV

47,23

3 27

,803

58.9

NH

17,39

8 10

,483

60.3

NJ

75,64

2 45

,063

59.6

NM

38,31

1 13

,828

36.1

NY

193,9

29

97,53

4 50

.3

NC

132,4

12

64,45

0 48

.7

ND

9,86

6 6,

314

64.0

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]O

H 16

0,369

79

,776

49.7

OK

75,92

5 39

,336

51.8

OR

67,44

6 34

,388

51.0

PA 16

5,645

87

,122

52.6

RI 15

,984

6,96

3 43

.6

SC 68

,248

32,93

4 48

.3

SD 12

,476

8,33

2 66

.8

TN 10

9,780

50

,027

45.6

TX 35

9,754

18

7,194

52

.0

UT

33,75

3 19

,640

58.2

VT

12,10

2 5,

848

48.3

VA 95

,961

50,82

0 53

.0

WA

118,2

68

60,28

1 51

.0

WV

47,26

5 18

,770

39.7

WI

73,60

4 41

,304

56.1

WY

11,10

5 7,

539

67.9

PR 56

,319

15,32

4 27

.2



Tabl

e 2.

4 Em

ploy

men

t—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Visi

on D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

20; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 1

Oct

ober

201

5. B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith v

ision

disa

bilit

ies.

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]U

.S.

3,802

,921

1,529

,152

40.2

AL

74,22

1 25

,109

33.8

AK

6,44

1 2,

893

44.9

AZ

74,51

0 31

,015

41.6

AR

50,67

0 19

,798

39.1

CA 37

9,228

15

1,211

39

.9

CO 54

,059

26,39

1 48

.8

CT 29

,718

12,85

4 43

.3

DE

10,04

7 3,

564

35.5

DC

11,41

4 4,

316

37.8

FL 21

7,707

86

,144

39.6

GA

145,4

05

47,65

8 32

.8

HI

11,05

4 5,

698

51.5

ID 17

,005

8,49

5 50

.0

IL 12

5,537

54

,703

43.6

IN 89

,300

36,26

1 40

.6

IA 26

,531

14,96

1 56

.4

KS 34

,875

15,98

3 45

.8

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]KY

80,66

4 23

,493

29.1

LA 74

,466

29,13

5 39

.1

ME

17,90

1 6,

319

35.3

MD

59,43

9 25

,679

43.2

MA

66,63

6 26

,972

40.5

MI

118,1

45

42,96

7 36

.4

MN

39,18

7 19

,052

48.6

MS

53,77

6 18

,011

33.5

MO

84,27

6 33

,272

39.5

MT

11,23

7 5,

022

44.7

NE

16,75

2 8,

600

51.3

NV

47,41

8 23

,436

49.4

NH

10,76

6 5,

717

53.1

NJ

90,21

0 45

,370

50.3

NM

38,26

7 10

,953

28.6

NY

201,2

67

85,05

4 42

.3

NC

134,8

42

49,42

1 36

.7

ND

7,37

0 3,

997

54.2

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]O

H 14

1,402

54

,422

38.5

OK

73,17

9 30

,168

41.2

OR

56,33

1 23

,559

41.8

PA 14

1,163

57

,218

40.5

RI 13

,609

5,27

6 38

.8

SC 77

,406

24,77

1 32

.0

SD 9,

132

4,21

6 46

.2

TN 11

0,742

37

,624

34.0

TX 35

5,706

15

4,826

43

.5

UT

26,51

5 13

,025

49.1

VT

7,20

2 2,

784

38.7

VA 88

,478

37,53

4 42

.4

WA

84,52

6 33

,137

39.2

WV

44,01

7 11

,515

26.2

WI

53,19

6 24

,567

46.2

WY

9,97

6 4,

986

50.0

PR 10

6,770

28

,514

26.7



Tabl

e 2.

5 Em

ploy

men

t—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Cogn

itiv

e D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r th

e U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

20; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 1

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith c

ogni

tive

disa

bilit

ies.

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]U

.S.

8,669

,210

2,097

,518

24.2

AL

176,3

41

29,13

4 16

.5

AK

15,98

7 4,

102

25.7

AZ

174,7

20

39,45

8 22

.6

AR

104,4

70

20,49

5 19

.6

CA 86

4,659

18

8,992

21

.9

CO 12

2,940

36

,199

29.4

CT 87

,395

27,61

1 31

.6

DE

25,88

1 6,

341

24.5

DC

19,10

1 3,

650

19.1

FL 50

4,843

10

1,020

20

.0

GA

271,6

99

51,42

3 18

.9

HI

30,34

0 9,

265

30.5

ID 44

,854

12,06

0 26

.9

IL 26

2,919

67

,024

25.5

IN 19

3,158

47

,338

24.5

IA 73

,926

26,39

1 35

.7

KS 83

,801

25,32

1 30

.2

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]KY

186,6

71

37,42

1 20

.0

LA 15

8,671

36

,387

22.9

ME

58,62

7 13

,206

22.5

MD

129,3

00

37,62

2 29

.1

MA

193,9

31

51,29

5 26

.5

MI

349,4

85

76,01

8 21

.8

MN

137,8

76

49,61

6 36

.0

MS

110,4

66

21,87

1 19

.8

MO

213,4

61

51,73

6 24

.2

MT

28,44

7 8,

134

28.6

NE

42,79

8 15

,114

35.3

NV

73,83

0 22

,941

31.1

NH

35,33

5 9,

950

28.2

NJ

165,5

63

44,02

5 26

.6

NM

72,02

5 13

,560

18.8

NY

441,1

31

104,9

16

23.8

NC

296,3

33

64,13

0 21

.6

ND

14,17

9 6,

047

42.6

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]O

H 38

0,948

97

,910

25.7

OK

124,2

75

31,58

2 25

.4

OR

145,4

87

39,79

8 27

.4

PA 39

5,976

96

,423

24.4

RI 38

,786

10,73

0 27

.7

SC 15

6,050

32

,446

20.8

SD 22

,803

9,50

0 41

.7

TN 24

4,136

48

,017

19.7

TX 63

5,726

16

6,750

26

.2

UT

61,54

6 20

,373

33.1

VT

23,53

9 6,

113

26.0

VA 20

0,478

54

,162

27.0

WA

219,2

60

56,77

9 25

.9

WV

84,85

4 13

,279

15.6

WI

155,4

87

48,91

2 31

.5

WY

14,69

6 4,

931

33.6

PR 18

0,624

25

,180

13.9



Tabl

e 2.

6 Em

ploy

men

t—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Am

bula

tory

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for

the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

20; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 1

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith a

mbu

lato

ry d

isabi

litie

s.

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]U

.S.

10,22

5,155

2,476

,989

24.2

AL

235,3

79

44,31

5 18

.8

AK

20,90

4 5,

421

25.9

AZ

208,5

49

50,45

1 24

.2

AR

150,0

78

30,48

4 20

.3

CA 95

0,627

23

8,709

25

.1

CO 13

1,480

37

,861

28.8

CT 86

,496

24,43

1 28

.2

DE

29,00

1 8,

540

29.4

DC

21,41

4 5,

330

24.9

FL 61

3,658

13

0,957

21

.3

GA

360,2

86

77,90

9 21

.6

HI

31,43

3 10

,208

32.5

ID 44

,145

12,08

5 27

.4

IL 34

2,649

86

,253

25.2

IN 24

7,353

60

,273

24.4

IA 74

,956

23,91

1 31

.9

KS 93

,103

27,07

9 29

.1

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]KY

246,7

47

44,16

2 17

.9

LA 19

5,736

43

,710

22.3

ME

53,07

8 11

,668

22.0

MD

155,6

09

43,33

5 27

.8

MA

177,0

85

45,78

7 25

.9

MI

394,8

86

76,79

9 19

.4

MN

119,4

52

37,46

5 31

.4

MS

151,7

56

28,71

1 18

.9

MO

247,1

54

55,28

0 22

.4

MT

32,99

9 9,

068

27.5

NE

48,31

5 16

,836

34.8

NV

102,4

97

31,40

6 30

.6

NH

34,97

1 10

,212

29.2

NJ

206,9

66

62,77

0 30

.3

NM

79,63

4 17

,503

22.0

NY

560,3

76

137,0

25

24.5

NC

389,1

17

84,53

4 21

.7

ND

17,09

4 5,

714

33.4

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]O

H 41

9,460

99

,643

23.8

OK

174,3

07

45,00

7 25

.8

OR

147,0

28

38,44

0 26

.1

PA 41

6,726

10

1,440

24

.3

RI 37

,356

8,67

7 23

.2

SC 20

5,588

41

,845

20.4

SD 19

,988

6,78

7 34

.0

TN 31

1,157

65

,262

21.0

TX 80

1,405

21

4,232

26

.7

UT

62,32

8 20

,570

33.0

VT

21,54

1 5,

443

25.3

VA 24

2,591

66

,810

27.5

WA

215,0

83

56,15

3 26

.1

WV

114,7

90

20,77

4 18

.1

WI

162,7

92

44,16

2 27

.1

WY

18,03

2 5,

542

30.7

PR 19

9,854

35

,926

18.0



Tabl

e 2.

7 Em

ploy

men

t—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Self-

Car

e D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r th

e U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

20; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 1

Oct

ober

201

5 ).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith se

lf-ca

re d

isabi

litie

s.

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]U

.S.

3,645

,109

561,5

9815

.4

AL

74,62

0 9,

816

13.2

AK

6,38

0 1,

151

18.0

AZ

71,42

8 9,

246

12.9

AR

49,73

6 6,

424

12.9

CA 38

9,324

58

,095

14.9

CO 45

,251

8,51

1 18

.8

CT 34

,538

5,85

8 17

.0

DE

10,61

5 1,

828

17.2

DC

5,95

9 91

9 15

.4

FL 21

7,986

27

,740

12.7

GA

115,9

68

15,46

6 13

.3

HI

11,28

2 2,

352

20.8

ID 15

,955

2,77

6 17

.4

IL 12

4,026

20

,628

16.6

IN 84

,574

12,97

3 15

.3

IA 26

,257

6,09

4 23

.2

KS 32

,922

7,35

5 22

.3

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]KY

76,54

5 8,

352

10.9

LA 74

,737

8,86

0 11

.9

ME

19,36

1 2,

681

13.8

MD

52,17

1 11

,142

21.4

MA

73,58

2 13

,107

17.8

MI

154,3

67

19,96

0 12

.9

MN

48,59

3 12

,069

24.8

MS

49,12

5 4,

786

9.7

MO

85,55

7 12

,924

15.1

MT

12,04

6 2,

671

22.2

NE

15,12

2 3,

155

20.9

NV

32,89

0 8,

329

25.3

NH

12,60

2 2,

331

18.5

NJ

74,33

6 13

,503

18.2

NM

28,70

8 4,

237

14.8

NY

196,0

30

31,96

1 16

.3

NC

147,7

90

21,91

8 14

.8

ND

5,52

9 63

4 11

.5

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]O

H 14

6,641

23

,958

16.3

OK

53,43

1 10

,236

19.2

OR

51,91

8 9,

847

19.0

PA 14

7,493

21

,752

14.7

RI 14

,807

2,13

5 14

.4

SC 74

,824

10,91

7 14

.6

SD 6,

199

1,49

3 24

.1

TN 98

,722

11,15

3 11

.3

TX 27

9,320

39

,898

14.3

UT

19,00

0 3,

785

19.9

VT

7,85

1 1,

395

17.8

VA 84

,150

14,18

9 16

.9

WA

77,31

9 13

,306

17.2

WV

37,60

3 4,

893

13.0

WI

63,66

3 11

,033

17.3

WY

6,25

6 1,

756

28.1

PR 73

,030

7,67

2 10

.5



Tabl

e 2.

8 Em

ploy

men

t—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Inde

pend

ent L

ivin

g D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

20; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 2

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith in

depe

nden

t liv

ing

disa

bilit

ies.

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]U

.S.

7,224

,420

1,146

,316

15.9

AL

152,4

17

16,21

1 10

.6

AK

13,23

4 2,

481

18.7

AZ

143,5

21

20,59

5 14

.3

AR

93,48

0 10

,117

10.8

CA 74

7,990

11

7,135

15

.7

CO 96

,817

17,76

7 18

.4

CT 66

,464

14,69

1 22

.1

DE

21,75

6 4,

285

19.7

DC

12,82

9 2,

255

17.6

FL 44

3,173

57

,831

13.0

GA

241,8

23

29,95

7 12

.4

HI

24,17

0 4,

130

17.1

ID 33

,022

4,85

5 14

.7

IL 24

2,755

43

,836

18.1

IN 16

8,203

26

,079

15.5

IA 56

,484

13,54

7 24

.0

KS 66

,274

12,95

4 19

.5

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]KY

153,8

46

18,23

1 11

.9

LA 13

3,671

18

,857

14.1

ME

43,54

7 6,

394

14.7

MD

105,3

53

22,51

7 21

.4

MA

143,9

63

26,57

7 18

.5

MI

292,1

76

40,34

9 13

.8

MN

100,6

84

25,72

9 25

.6

MS

97,57

1 11

,965

12.3

MO

174,7

02

27,43

5 15

.7

MT

23,18

3 5,

594

24.1

NE

32,80

5 7,

955

24.2

NV

61,02

9 13

,728

22.5

NH

25,76

5 4,

137

16.1

NJ

153,1

42

29,36

4 19

.2

NM

59,36

6 7,

203

12.1

NY

387,7

50

64,15

3 16

.5

NC

269,2

96

35,41

5 13

.2

ND

10,75

7 2,

800

26.0

State

Tota

lEm

ploye

dCo

unt

% [1

]O

H 29

6,460

52

,411

17.7

OK

106,4

06

19,02

1 17

.9

OR

111,8

37

18,45

5 16

.5

PA 31

2,483

52

,658

16.9

RI 28

,207

5,23

2 18

.5

SC 13

6,907

16

,780

12.3

SD 14

,608

4,79

5 32

.8

TN 20

8,069

24

,869

12.0

TX 53

3,618

84

,075

15.8

UT

45,34

9 9,

267

20.4

VT

17,84

7 3,

434

19.2

VA 15

8,932

27

,135

17.1

WA

157,6

66

24,90

9 15

.8

WV

70,84

4 6,

833

9.6

WI

122,2

33

26,57

3 21

.7

WY

9,93

6 2,

740

27.6

PR 15

8,259

13

,940

8.8



Tabl

e 2.

9 Em

ploy

men

t Gap

—Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd

Stat

es, b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

20; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 2

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith a

nd w

ithou

t disa

bilit

ies

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

in p

erce

ntag

e po

ints

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith a

nd w

ithou

t disa

bilit

ies.

State

Emplo

ymen

t Rat

e (%

) [1]

Gap (

% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

U.S

.34

.475

.441

.0

AL

27.2

71.3

44.1

AK

40.8

76.0

35.3

AZ

32.8

72.5

39.7

AR

29.2

73.8

44.6

CA33

.372

.238

.9

CO41

.679

.137

.4

CT40

.277

.937

.7

DE

35.6

76.3

40.7

DC

30.3

75.5

45.2

FL30

.173

.443

.3

GA

29.6

73.1

43.5

HI

42.4

76.6

34.2

ID38

.875

.737

.0

IL35

.775

.740

.0

IN36

.277

.040

.7

IA46

.582

.235

.7

KS39

.879

.739

.9

State

Emplo

ymen

t Rat

e (%

) [1]

Gap (

% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

KY27

.374

.447

.1

LA32

.172

.440

.3

ME

32.5

79.9

47.4

MD

39.1

78.2

39.1

MA

35.5

79.0

43.5

MI

29.6

74.6

45.0

MN

44.4

82.9

38.5

MS

27.4

70.4

43.1

MO

32.8

77.2

44.4

MT

40.5

77.7

37.3

NE

46.0

83.9

37.9

NV

40.9

74.3

33.4

NH

40.0

81.3

41.3

NJ

39.2

76.5

37.3

NM

30.4

71.2

40.8

NY

33.6

74.0

40.4

NC

31.3

74.3

43.0

ND

49.9

82.0

32.1

State

Emplo

ymen

t Rat

e (%

) [1]

Gap (

% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

OH

34.6

77.0

42.5

OK

36.4

75.6

39.2

OR

36.4

74.9

38.5

PA34

.576

.542

.0

RI33

.977

.743

.8

SC29

.074

.045

.0

SD50

.183

.733

.6

TN29

.974

.444

.5

TX38

.075

.337

.3

UT

44.0

77.4

33.5

VT

36.2

80.4

44.2

VA37

.677

.640

.0

WA

37.7

76.0

38.3

WV

25.6

70.5

44.9

WI

39.8

81.1

41.4

WY

45.2

81.0

35.9

PR22

.352

.430

.1



Tabl

e 2.

10 C

hang

e in

Em

ploy

men

t Gap

—Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s, b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

3 to

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

2 an

d 20

13 A

mer

ican

Com

mun

ity S

urve

y, 1-

Year

Esti

mat

es A

mer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8120

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.go

v (a

cces

sed

2 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. Bas

ed o

n a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.[1

] The

diffe

renc

e of

the

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

peo

ple

empl

oyed

with

and

with

out d

isabi

litie

s bet

wee

n 20

13 a

nd 2

014

State

Gap (

Betw

een N

o Disa

bility

& D

isabil

ity)

2013

(%)

2014

(%)

Gap C

hang

e (%

pts)

[1]

U.S

.40

.341

.00.7

AL

43.4

44.1

0.7

AK

27.4

35.3

7.9

AZ

37.7

39.7

2.1

AR

44.5

44.6

0.1

CA38

.438

.90.5

CO35

.037

.42.4

CT36

.437

.71.3

DE

38.7

40.7

2.0

DC

39.6

45.2

5.7

FL41

.743

.31.5

GA

40.0

43.5

3.5

HI

36.5

34.2

-2.3

ID38

.537

.0-1

.5

IL38

.940

.01.1

IN42

.340

.7-1

.5

IA37

.235

.7-1

.6

KS37

.339

.92.7

State

Gap (

Betw

een N

o Disa

bility

& D

isabil

ity)

2013

(%)

2014

(%)

Gap C

hang

e (%

pts)

[1]

KY46

.847

.10.3

LA41

.140

.3-0

.8

ME

47.6

47.4

-0.2

MD

38.2

39.1

0.9

MA

42.9

43.5

0.6

MI

43.5

45.0

1.5

MN

36.1

38.5

2.4

MS

43.1

43.1

-0.1

MO

44.2

44.4

0.2

MT

37.4

37.3

-0.1

NE

37.1

37.9

0.8

NV

33.9

33.4

-0.4

NH

38.5

41.3

2.8

NJ

38.5

37.3

-1.2

NM

34.8

40.8

6.0

NY

41.1

40.4

-0.7

NC

43.2

43.0

-0.2

ND

30.2

32.1

1.9

State

Gap (

Betw

een N

o Disa

bility

& D

isabil

ity)

2013

(%)

2014

(%)

Gap C

hang

e (%

pts)

[1]

OH

42.4

42.5

0.1

OK

39.4

39.2

-0.2

OR

38.8

38.5

-0.3

PA41

.742

.00.3

RI42

.043

.81.8

SC41

.945

.03.1

SD34

.933

.6-1

.3

TN44

.144

.50.4

TX36

.037

.31.3

UT

34.1

33.5

-0.6

VT

46.3

44.2

-2.1

VA40

.040

.00.0

WA

38.3

38.3

0.0

WV

45.3

44.9

-0.4

WI

39.2

41.4

2.1

WY

28.7

35.9

7.2

PR30

.230

.1-0

.1




Tabl

e 2.

11 E

mpl

oym

ent:

Ful

l-Tim

e, Y

ear-

Roun

d—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 16

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

3

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

3 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

C23

023;

fact

finde

r.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 14

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] F

ull-T

ime,

Yea

r-Ro

und

[2] Th

e pe

rcen

t of t

he to

tal n

umbe

r of p

eopl

e w

ith a

disa

bilit

y em

ploy

ed fu

ll-tim

e, y

ear-

roun

d.

State

Disa

bility

Tota

lEm

ploye

d [1]

% [2

]U

.S.

21,63

2,455

4,308

,543

19.9

AL

442,0

2278

,316

17.7

AK

50,50

513

,730

27.2

AZ

423,4

6185

,526

20.2

AR

281,5

3046

,709

16.6

CA2,1

21,06

638

0,357

17.9

CO32

9,027

82,46

725

.1

CT19

6,260

41,67

421

.2

DE

62,30

314

,116

22.7

DC

42,95

07,6

3917

.8

FL1,2

72,85

823

1,805

18.2

GA

716,2

6314

1,764

19.8

HI

70,07

717

,901

25.5

ID11

4,038

22,84

620

.0

IL76

8,508

153,4

3320

.0

IN51

6,799

102,6

3119

.9

IA19

1,180

49,07

225

.7

KS19

1,602

49,20

425

.7

State

Disa

bility

Tota

lEm

ploye

d [1]

% [2

]KY

445,1

9775

,692

17.0

LA39

4,985

75,09

719

.0

ME

122,9

3218

,848

15.3

MD

343,5

6285

,998

25.0

MA

415,9

5575

,561

18.2

MI

810,4

9812

8,289

15.8

MN

304,2

4971

,520

23.5

MS

289,4

4146

,022

15.9

MO

498,6

4096

,773

19.4

MT

78,56

817

,116

21.8

NE

106,6

0128

,360

26.6

NV

205,7

5449

,985

24.3

NH

89,68

320

,798

23.2

NJ

473,6

9810

0,622

21.2

NM

173,3

6837

,357

21.5

NY

1,147

,427

215,6

9718

.8

NC

744,4

4213

6,416

18.3

ND

39,96

113

,891

34.8

State

Disa

bility

Tota

lEm

ploye

d [1]

% [2

]O

H89

0,257

169,4

6819

.0

OK

340,1

8181

,199

23.9

OR

321,7

3657

,069

17.7

PA92

1,469

176,8

4719

.2

RI70

,313

12,27

917

.5

SC38

9,153

73,22

118

.8

SD60

,659

17,89

229

.5

TN57

4,593

103,5

9818

.0

TX1,7

36,26

140

5,621

23.4

UT

160,2

5536

,985

23.1

VT

47,60

58,1

8417

.2

VA50

6,064

114,6

2622

.7

WA

507,1

2911

1,334

22.0

WV

213,7

3133

,255

15.6

WI

378,9

4981

,308

21.5

WY

38,69

012

,425

32.1

PR40

8,895

54,56

913

.3



Tabl

e 2.

12 E

mpl

oym

ent:

Ful

l-Tim

e, Y

ear-

Roun

d—Ci

vilia

ns w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

16 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s: 2

013

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

3 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

C23

023;

fact

finde

r.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 28

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] F

ull-T

ime,

Yea

r-Ro

und

[2] Th

e pe

rcen

t of t

he to

tal n

umbe

r of p

eopl

e w

ith n

o di

sabi

lity

empl

oyed

full-

time,

yea

r-ro

und.

State

No D

isabil

ityTo

tal

Emplo

yed [

1]%

[2]

U.S

.18

4,539

,554

93,48

4,780

50.7

AL

2,68

1,995

1,

323,7

24

49.4

AK

449,6

35

224,8

58

50.0

AZ

3,74

9,501

1,

800,2

55

48.0

AR

1,59

0,096

81

7,517

51

.4

CA 23

,293,9

43

10,71

4,155

46

.0

CO 3,

180,4

24

1,65

0,191

51

.9

CT 2,

168,1

16

1,09

5,623

50

.5

DE

532,8

77

280,5

38

52.6

DC

428,5

23

236,8

86

55.3

FL 11

,079,5

60

5,46

2,865

49

.3

GA

5,87

2,804

2,

927,5

89

49.8

HI

838,3

56

448,4

07

53.5

ID 89

2,146

43

7,102

49

.0

IL 7,

697,3

53

3,90

6,572

50

.8

IN 3,

725,7

88

1,91

1,399

51

.3

IA 1,

777,9

67

1,01

9,898

57

.4

KS 1,

653,3

16

917,4

38

55.5

State

No D

isabil

ityTo

tal

Emplo

yed [

1]%

[2]

KY 2,

410,5

18

1,21

6,607

50

.5

LA 2,

633,3

75

1,33

6,129

50

.7

ME

741,2

69

387,1

15

52.2

MD

3,60

1,877

2,

028,4

22

56.3

MA

4,06

6,432

2,

094,1

21

51.5

MI

5,62

5,931

2,

658,2

52

47.2

MN

3,22

0,193

1,

775,0

68

55.1

MS

1,62

9,270

78

6,498

48

.3

MO

3,39

1,630

1,

800,0

59

53.1

MT

572,3

46

289,1

03

50.5

NE

1,08

3,869

63

0,957

58

.2

NV

1,61

9,190

79

4,572

49

.1

NH

794,9

11

429,7

03

54.1

NJ

5,35

5,527

2,

776,5

39

51.8

NM

1,15

1,749

54

4,154

47

.2

NY

11,93

1,275

6,

020,5

86

50.5

NC

5,66

0,992

2,

887,4

11

51.0

ND

435,5

00

256,1

39

58.8

State

No D

isabil

ityTo

tal

Emplo

yed [

1]%

[2]

OH

6,58

3,856

3,

395,0

83

51.6

OK

2,11

2,517

1,

145,4

05

54.2

OR

2,24

2,649

1,

033,5

78

46.1

PA 7,

365,0

86

3,81

3,767

51

.8

RI 63

3,628

31

2,117

49

.3

SC 2,

698,4

98

1,35

0,685

50

.1

SD 47

1,715

27

5,931

58

.5

TN 3,

643,4

92

1,87

7,323

51

.5

TX 15

,465,2

51

8,14

5,896

52

.7

UT

1,65

3,823

80

8,999

48

.9

VT

368,4

84

194,2

48

52.7

VA 4,

990,8

94

2,72

8,787

54

.7

WA

4,09

2,566

2,

042,5

94

49.9

WV

978,9

83

485,7

73

49.6

WI

3,35

7,489

1,

798,9

21

53.6

WY

342,3

69

189,2

21

55.3

PR 1,

897,4

01

650,9

30

34.3



Tabl

e 2.

13 E

mpl

oym

ent:

Ful

l-Tim

e, Y

ear-

Roun

d G

ap—

Civi

lians

Age

s 16

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for

the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s, b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

3

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

3 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

C23

023;

fact

finde

r.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 28

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

poi

nt d

iffer

ence

bet

wee

n no

disa

bilit

y an

d di

sabi

lity.

State

Gap (

Betw

een N

o Disa

bility

and D

isabil

ity)

Disa

bility

(%)

No D

isabil

ity

(%)

Gap C

hang

e (%

pts)

[1]

U.S

.19

.950

.730

.7

AL

17.7

49.4

31.6

AK

27.2

50.0

22.8

AZ

20.2

48.0

27.8

AR

16.6

51.4

34.8

CA17

.946

.028

.1

CO25

.151

.926

.8

CT21

.250

.529

.3

DE

22.7

52.6

30.0

DC

17.8

55.3

37.5

FL18

.249

.331

.1

GA

19.8

49.8

30.1

HI

25.5

53.5

27.9

ID20

.049

.029

.0

IL20

.050

.830

.8

IN19

.951

.331

.4

IA25

.757

.431

.7

KS25

.755

.529

.8

State

Gap (

Betw

een N

o Disa

bility

and D

isabil

ity)

Disa

bility

(%)

No D

isabil

ity

(%)

Gap C

hang

e (%

pts)

[1]

KY17

.050

.533

.5

LA19

.050

.731

.7

ME

15.3

52.2

36.9

MD

25.0

56.3

31.3

MA

18.2

51.5

33.3

MI

15.8

47.2

31.4

MN

23.5

55.1

31.6

MS

15.9

48.3

32.4

MO

19.4

53.1

33.7

MT

21.8

50.5

28.7

NE

26.6

58.2

31.6

NV

24.3

49.1

24.8

NH

23.2

54.1

30.9

NJ

21.2

51.8

30.6

NM

21.5

47.2

25.7

NY

18.8

50.5

31.7

NC

18.3

51.0

32.7

ND

34.8

58.8

24.1

State

Gap (

Betw

een N

o Disa

bility

and D

isabil

ity)

Disa

bility

(%)

No D

isabil

ity

(%)

Gap C

hang

e (%

pts)

[1]

OH

19.0

51.6

32.5

OK

23.9

54.2

30.4

OR

17.7

46.1

28.3

PA19

.251

.832

.6

RI17

.549

.331

.8

SC18

.850

.131

.2

SD29

.558

.529

.0

TN18

.051

.533

.5

TX23

.452

.729

.3

UT

23.1

48.9

25.8

VT

17.2

52.7

35.5

VA22

.754

.732

.0

WA

22.0

49.9

28.0

WV

15.6

49.6

34.1

WI

21.5

53.6

32.1

WY

32.1

55.3

23.2

PR13

.334

.321

.0



Table 2.14 Monthly Employment of Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015

Month / YearPeople with a Disability [1] People with No Disability [1]

Ratio [3]Total Emp'd % [2] Total Emp'd % [2]

Jun 2011 15,308 4,090 26.7 184,606 129,520 70.2 38.1

Jul 2011 14,925 4,031 27.0 185,112 129,821 70.1 38.5

Aug 2011 15,158 4,074 26.9 184,936 129,761 70.2 38.3

Sep 2011 14,904 4,032 27.1 185,229 129,734 70.0 38.6

Oct 2011 14,958 4,222 28.2 185,266 129,905 70.1 40.3

Nov 2011 14,924 4,116 27.6 185,309 130,124 70.2 39.3

Dec 2011 14,961 4,103 27.4 185,259 129,684 70.0 39.2

Jan 2012 15,011 4,006 26.7 186,173 129,001 69.3 38.5

Feb 2012 15,282 3,849 25.2 185,923 129,683 69.8 36.1

Mar 2012 15,402 3,986 25.9 185,824 130,202 70.1 36.9

Apr 2012 15,327 4,127 26.9 185,977 130,637 70.2 38.3

May 2012 15,251 4,189 27.5 186,113 131,238 70.5 39.0

Jun 2012 15,111 4,144 27.4 186,292 131,936 70.8 38.7

Jul 2012 15,277 4,106 26.9 186,200 131,968 70.9 37.9

Aug 2012 15,357 4,154 27.0 186,127 131,192 70.5 38.4

Sep 2012 15,529 4,300 27.7 185,966 131,629 70.8 39.1

Oct 2012 15,409 4,379 28.4 186,161 132,253 71.0 40.0

Nov 2012 15,609 4,273 27.4 186,009 131,789 70.9 38.6

Dec 2012 15,500 4,243 27.4 186,154 131,404 70.6 38.8

Jan 2013 15,476 4,173 27.0 186,463 130,017 69.7 38.7

Feb 2013 15,517 4,275 27.6 186,459 130,384 69.9 39.4

Mar 2013 15,599 4,264 27.3 186,410 130,857 70.2 38.9

Apr 2013 15,586 4,255 27.3 186,518 131,738 70.6 38.7

May 2013 15,332 4,165 27.2 186,838 132,369 70.8 38.3

Jun 2013 15,349 4,050 26.4 186,896 133,118 71.2 37.0

Jul 2013 15,223 4,018 26.4 187,081 133,552 71.4 37.0

Aug 2013 15,642 4,127 26.4 186,710 132,619 71.0 37.1

Sep 2013 15,609 4,342 27.8 186,849 132,530 70.9 39.2

Oct 2013 15,445 4,155 26.9 187,050 132,301 70.7 38.0

Nov 2013 15,448 4,095 26.5 187,121 132,895 71.0 37.3

Dec 2013 15,181 3,826 25.2 187,410 132,850 70.9 35.6

Jan 2014 15,196 3,664 24.1 187,453 131,987 70.4 34.2

Feb 2014 15,443 3,804 24.6 187,241 132,296 70.7 34.9

Mar 2014 15,391 3,922 25.5 187,306 133,264 71.1 35.8

Apr 2014 15,462 3,910 25.3 187,338 133,812 71.4 35.4

May 2014 15,392 3,976 25.8 187,443 134,377 71.7 36.0

Jun 2014 15,397 3,934 25.6 187,542 135,346 72.2 35.4


Table 2.14 (continued): Monthly Employment of Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015

Source: Calculations based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Population Survey, Basic Monthly Survey, www.bls.gov/webapps/legacy/cpsatab6.htm; (Accessed 10 November 2015). Also see the Office of Disability and Employment Policy, www.dol.gov/dol/topic/disability/index.htm. Statistics are not seasonally adjusted. Data represents the civilian, noninstitutional population.[1] In thousands (15,308 represents 15,308,000), except as indicated.[2] Employed as a percent of the group total. The Bureau of Labor Statistics calls this statistic the Employment-Population Ratio. Others call it the Employment Rate.[3] Percent of people employed without disabilities divided by the percent of people with disabilities who are employed.



Jul 2014 15,534 4,066 26.2 187,488 135,404 72.2 36.2

Aug 2014 15,827 4,165 26.3 187,286 134,706 71.9 36.6

Sep 2014 16,062 4,316 26.9 187,135 134,594 71.9 37.4

Oct 2014 16,036 4,350 27.1 187,221 135,466 72.4 37.5

Nov 2014 15,929 4,282 26.9 187,382 135,321 72.2 37.2

Dec 2014 15,678 4,352 27.8 187,664 134,698 71.8 38.7

Jan 2015 15,448 4,124 26.7 188,497 134,193 71.2 37.5

Feb 2015 15,546 4,246 27.3 188,417 134,611 71.4 38.2

Mar 2015 16,035 4,359 27.2 187,955 134,799 71.7 37.9

Apr 2015 15,744 4,247 27.0 188,306 135,869 72.2 37.4

May 2015 15,875 4,406 27.8 188,252 136,398 72.5 38.3

Jun 2015 16,073 4,471 27.8 188,170 136,769 72.7 38.3

Jul 2015 15,586 4,235 27.2 188,762 137,105 72.6 37.4

Aug 2015 15,842 4,267 26.9 188,612 136,550 72.4 37.2

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Table 2.15 Monthly Employment of Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015



Jun 2011 12,356 814 6.6 27,219 5,707 21.0 31.4

Jul 2011 12,353 771 6.2 27,282 5,761 21.1 29.6

Aug 2011 12,274 768 6.3 27,505 5,731 20.8 30.0

Sep 2011 12,452 810 6.5 27,485 5,924 21.6 30.2

Oct 2011 12,256 815 6.6 27,789 6,044 21.7 30.6

Nov 2011 12,407 821 6.6 27,801 6,009 21.6 30.6

Dec 2011 12,378 786 6.3 27,986 6,107 21.8 29.1

Jan 2012 12,470 785 6.3 28,614 6,151 21.5 29.3

Feb 2012 12,540 816 6.5 28,691 6,337 22.1 29.5

Mar 2012 12,756 824 6.5 28,623 6,400 22.4 28.9

Apr 2012 12,882 894 6.9 28,598 6,337 22.2 31.3

May 2012 12,808 880 6.9 28,793 6,420 22.3 30.8

Jun 2012 12,985 843 6.5 28,766 6,279 21.8 29.7

Jul 2012 12,731 898 7.1 29,146 6,155 21.1 33.4

Aug 2012 12,834 909 7.1 29,248 6,303 21.6 32.9

Sep 2012 13,248 940 7.1 29,030 6,464 22.3 31.9

Oct 2012 13,204 978 7.4 29,209 6,428 22.0 33.7

Nov 2012 13,280 957 7.2 29,277 6,530 22.3 32.3

Dec 2012 13,205 959 7.3 29,490 6,454 21.9 33.2

Jan 2013 13,098 961 7.3 29,626 6,463 21.8 33.6

Feb 2013 13,138 923 7.0 29,713 6,646 22.4 31.4

Mar 2013 13,337 938 7.0 29,649 6,638 22.4 31.3

Apr 2013 13,321 960 7.2 29,749 6,771 22.8 31.7

May 2013 13,220 933 7.1 29,972 6,965 23.2 30.4

Jun 2013 13,142 901 6.9 30,165 6,773 22.5 30.5

Jul 2013 13,185 908 6.9 30,269 6,634 21.9 31.4

Aug 2013 13,085 926 7.1 30,522 6,837 22.4 31.6

Sep 2013 13,092 877 6.7 30,618 6,902 22.5 29.7

Oct 2013 13,113 834 6.4 30,774 6,855 22.3 28.6

Nov 2013 13,140 805 6.1 30,858 6,980 22.6 27.1

Dec 2013 13,338 885 6.6 30,816 6,862 22.3 29.8

Jan 2014 13,336 838 6.3 30,929 7,036 22.7 27.6

Feb 2014 13,527 941 7.0 30,875 7,092 23.0 30.3

Mar 2014 13,472 897 6.7 31,089 7,007 22.5 29.5

Apr 2014 13,453 927 6.9 31,185 7,117 22.8 30.2

May 2014 13,612 957 7.0 31,174 7,087 22.7 30.9

Jun 2014 13,617 949 7.0 31,258 6,875 22.0 31.7


Table 2.15 (continued): Monthly Employment of Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015

Source: Calculations based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Population Survey, Basic Monthly Survey, www.bls.gov/webapps/legacy/cpsatab6.htm; (Accessed 1 November 2015). Also see the Office of Disability and Employment Policy, www.dol.gov/dol/topic/disability/index.htm. Statistics are not seasonally adjusted. Data represents the civilian, noninstitutional population.[1] In thousands (12,356 represents 12,356,000), except as indicated.[2] Employed as a percent of the group total. The Bureau of Labor Statistics calls this statistic the Employment-Population Ratio. Others call it the Employment Rate.[3] Percent of people employed without disabilities divided by the percent of people with disabilities who are employed.



Jul 2014 13,582 896 6.6 31,420 6,900 22.0 30.0

Aug 2014 13,616 910 6.7 31,500 6,865 21.8 30.7

Sep 2014 13,628 919 6.7 31,622 7,113 22.5 30.0

Oct 2014 13,705 919 6.7 31,693 7,201 22.7 29.5

Nov 2014 13,857 962 6.9 31,676 7,100 22.4 31.0

Dec 2014 13,867 960 6.9 31,817 7,180 22.6 30.7

Jan 2015 13,767 916 6.7 32,013 7,318 22.9 29.1

Feb 2015 13,769 907 6.6 32,167 7,354 22.9 28.8

Mar 2015 13,884 864 6.2 32,207 7,614 23.6 26.3

Apr 2015 13,865 889 6.4 32,351 7,582 23.4 27.4

May 2015 14,047 927 6.6 32,281 7,618 23.6 28.0

Jun 2005 14,098 999 7.1 32,322 7,406 22.9 30.9

Jul 2015 14,188 1,043 7.4 32,341 7,340 22.7 32.4

Aug 2015 14,016 969 6.9 32,626 7,440 22.8 30.3




Table 2.16 Monthly Labor Force Participation of Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015


Ratio [4]Total LFP [2] % [3] Total LFP [2] % [3]

Jun 2011 15,308 5,022 32.8 184,606 142,553 77.2 42.5

Jul 2011 14,925 4,919 33.0 185,112 142,892 77.2 42.7

Aug 2011 15,158 4,912 32.4 184,936 142,451 77.0 42.1

Sep 2011 14,904 4,864 32.6 185,229 141,930 76.6 42.6

Oct 2011 14,958 4,906 32.8 185,266 141,815 76.5 42.8

Nov 2011 14,924 4,789 32.1 185,309 141,571 76.4 42.0

Dec 2011 14,961 4,803 32.1 185,259 141,210 76.2 42.1

Jan 2012 15,011 4,667 31.1 186,173 141,421 76.0 40.9

Feb 2012 15,282 4,653 30.4 185,923 141,827 76.3 39.9

Mar 2012 15,402 4,794 31.1 185,824 141,845 76.3 40.8

Apr 2012 15,327 4,784 31.2 185,977 141,439 76.1 41.0

May 2012 15,251 4,869 31.9 186,113 142,322 76.5 41.7

Jun 2012 15,111 4,828 32.0 186,292 143,887 77.2 41.4

Jul 2012 15,277 4,819 31.5 186,200 144,106 77.4 40.8

Aug 2012 15,357 4,896 31.9 186,127 142,654 76.6 41.6

Sep 2012 15,529 5,045 32.5 185,966 142,151 76.4 42.5

Oct 2012 15,409 5,088 33.0 186,161 142,839 76.7 43.0

Nov 2012 15,609 4,939 31.6 186,009 142,072 76.4 41.4

Dec 2012 15,500 4,872 31.4 186,154 142,153 76.4 41.2

Jan 2013 15,476 4,907 31.7 186,463 141,922 76.1 41.7

Feb 2013 15,517 4,937 31.8 186,459 141,754 76.0 41.9

Mar 2013 15,599 4,965 31.8 186,410 141,482 75.9 41.9

Apr 2013 15,586 4,960 31.8 186,518 141,608 75.9 41.9

May 2013 15,332 4,918 32.1 186,838 142,520 76.3 42.1

Jun 2013 15,349 4,813 31.4 186,896 144,148 77.1 40.7

Jul 2013 15,223 4,826 31.7 187,081 144,434 77.2 41.1

Aug 2013 15,642 4,908 31.4 186,710 142,903 76.5 41.0

Sep 2013 15,609 5,069 32.5 186,849 142,269 76.1 42.7

Oct 2013 15,445 4,834 31.3 187,050 141,988 75.9 41.2

Nov 2013 15,448 4,739 30.7 187,121 142,117 75.9 40.4

Dec 2013 15,181 4,417 29.1 187,410 141,836 75.7 38.4

Jan 2014 15,196 4,303 28.3 187,453 141,802 75.6 37.4

Feb 2014 15,443 4,550 29.5 187,241 142,085 75.9 38.8

Mar 2014 15,391 4,672 30.4 187,306 142,693 76.2 39.8

Apr 2014 15,462 4,544 29.4 187,338 141,876 75.7 38.8

May 2014 15,392 4,626 30.1 187,443 142,751 76.2 39.5

Jun 2014 15,397 4,598 29.9 187,542 144,190 76.9 38.8


Table 2.16 (continued): Monthly Labor Force Participation of Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status: June 2011 through August 2015

Source: Calculations based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Population Survey, Basic Monthly Survey, www.bls.gov/webapps/legacy/cpsatab6.htm; (accessed 10 November 2015). Also see the Office of Disability and Employment Policy, www.dol.gov/dol/topic/disability/index.htm. Statistics are not seasonally adjusted. Data represents the civilian, noninstitutional population.[1] In thousands (15,308 represents 15,308,000), except as indicated.[2] Participating in the Labor Force. Those participating in the labor force generally include those that are working plus those that are actively looking for work in the past four weeks.[3] Labor Force Participation as a percent of the total participating. This statistic is often called the Labor Force Participation Rate.[4] Percent of people employed without disabilities divided by the percent of people with disabilities who are employed.



Jul 2014 15,534 4,691 30.2 187,488 144,667 77.2 39.1

Aug 2014 15,827 4,859 30.7 187,286 143,333 76.5 40.1

Sep 2014 16,062 4,997 31.1 187,135 142,518 76.2 40.9

Oct 2014 16,036 4,956 30.9 187,221 143,175 76.5 40.4

Nov 2014 15,929 4,850 30.4 187,382 142,990 76.3 39.9

Dec 2014 15,678 4,965 31.7 187,664 142,080 75.7 41.8

Jan 2015 15,448 4,754 30.8 188,497 142,685 75.7 40.7

Feb 2015 15,546 4,838 31.1 188,417 142,711 75.7 41.1

Mar 2015 16,035 4,986 31.1 187,955 142,531 75.8 41.0

Apr 2015 15,744 4,743 30.1 188,306 143,009 75.9 39.7

May 2015 15,875 4,962 31.3 188,252 143,902 76.4 40.9

Jun 2015 16,073 4,976 31.0 188,170 144,563 76.8 40.3

Jul 2015 15,586 4,776 30.6 188,762 145,026 76.8 39.9

Aug 2015 15,842 4,808 30.3 188,612 143,829 76.3 39.8




Table 2.17 Monthly Labor Force Participation of Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status: June 2011 Through August 2015



Jun 2011 12,356 882 7.1 27,219 6,083 22.3 32.0

Jul 2011 12,353 854 6.9 27,282 6,147 22.5 30.7

Aug 2011 12,274 862 7.0 27,505 6,118 22.2 31.6

Sep 2011 12,452 905 7.3 27,485 6,321 23.0 31.6

Oct 2011 12,256 896 7.3 27,789 6,471 23.3 31.4

Nov 2011 12,407 886 7.1 27,801 6,436 23.2 30.8

Dec 2011 12,378 849 6.9 27,986 6,511 23.3 29.5

Jan 2012 12,470 834 6.7 28,614 6,562 22.9 29.2

Feb 2012 12,540 890 7.1 28,691 6,746 23.5 30.2

Mar 2012 12,756 877 6.9 28,623 6,799 23.8 29.0

Apr 2012 12,882 952 7.4 28,598 6,729 23.5 31.4

May 2012 12,808 953 7.4 28,793 6,854 23.8 31.3

Jun 2012 12,985 927 7.1 28,766 6,744 23.4 30.5

Jul 2012 12,731 973 7.6 29,146 6,629 22.7 33.6

Aug 2012 12,834 981 7.6 29,248 6,723 23.0 33.2

Sep 2012 13,248 1,014 7.7 29,030 6,864 23.6 32.4

Oct 2012 13,204 1,060 8.0 29,209 6,792 23.2 34.6

Nov 2012 13,280 1,052 7.9 29,277 6,891 23.5 33.7

Dec 2012 13,205 1,020 7.7 29,490 6,858 23.3 33.2

Jan 2013 13,098 1,044 8.0 29,626 6,921 23.4 34.1

Feb 2013 13,138 993 7.6 29,713 7,044 23.7 31.9

Mar 2013 13,337 1,013 7.6 29,649 7,051 23.8 31.9

Apr 2013 13,321 1,024 7.7 29,749 7,147 24.0 32.0

May 2013 13,220 984 7.4 29,972 7,311 24.4 30.5

Jun 2013 13,142 956 7.3 30,165 7,172 23.8 30.6

Jul 2013 13,185 953 7.2 30,269 6,984 23.1 31.3

Aug 2013 13,085 975 7.5 30,522 7,183 23.5 31.7

Sep 2013 13,092 936 7.1 30,618 7,261 23.7 30.1

Oct 2013 13,113 889 6.8 30,774 7,208 23.4 28.9

Nov 2013 13,140 850 6.5 30,858 7,339 23.8 27.2

Dec 2013 13,338 928 7.0 30,816 7,226 23.4 29.7

Jan 2014 13,336 887 6.7 30,929 7,388 23.9 27.8

Feb 2014 13,527 986 7.3 30,875 7,405 24.0 30.4

Mar 2014 13,472 962 7.1 31,089 7,300 23.5 30.4

Apr 2014 13,453 983 7.3 31,185 7,442 23.9 30.6

May 2014 13,612 1,022 7.5 31,174 7,441 23.9 31.5

Jun 2014 13,617 1,007 7.4 31,258 7,204 23.0 32.1


Table 2.17 (continued): Monthly Labor Force Participation of Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status: June 2011 Through August 2015

Source: Calculations based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Population Survey, Basic Monthly Survey, www.bls.gov/webapps/legacy/cpsatab6.htm; (accessed 10 November 2015). Also see the Office of Disability and Employment Policy, www.dol.gov/dol/topic/disability/index.htm. Statistics are not seasonally adjusted. Data represents the civilian, noninstitutional population.[1] In thousands (12,356 represents 12,356,000), except as indicated.[2] Participating in the Labor Force. Those participating in the labor force generally include those that are working plus those that are actively looking for work in the past four weeks.[3] Labor Force Participation as a percent of the total participating. This statistic is often called the Labor Force Participation Rate.[4] Percent of people employed without disabilities divided by the percent of people with disabilities who are employed.



Jul 2014 13,582 958 7.0 31,420 7,258 23.1 30.5

Aug 2014 13,616 960 7.1 31,500 7,281 23.1 30.5

Sep 2014 13,628 975 7.1 31,622 7,415 23.4 30.5

Oct 2014 13,705 986 7.2 31,693 7,500 23.7 30.4

Nov 2014 13,857 1,031 7.4 31,676 7,425 23.4 31.7

Dec 2014 13,867 1,019 7.3 31,817 7,458 23.4 31.3

Jan 2015 13,767 967 7.0 32,013 7,643 23.9 29.4

Feb 2015 13,769 967 7.0 32,167 7,696 23.9 29.4

Mar 2015 13,884 931 6.7 32,207 7,870 24.4 27.4

Apr 2015 13,865 960 6.9 32,351 7,841 24.2 28.6

May 2015 14,047 970 6.9 32,281 7,885 24.4 28.3

Jun 2015 14,098 1,056 7.5 32,322 7,689 23.8 31.5

Jul 2015 14,188 1,114 7.9 32,341 7,612 23.5 33.4

Aug 2015 14,016 1,024 7.3 32,626 7,727 23.7 30.8




Table 2.18 Monthly Unemployment of Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status: June 2011 Through August 2015


Ratio [4]LFP [2] Unemp'd % [3] LFP [2] Unemp'd % [3]

Jun 2011 5,022 932 18.6 142,553 13,033 9.1 203.0

Jul 2011 4,919 888 18.1 142,892 13,071 9.1 197.3

Aug 2011 4,912 838 17.1 142,451 12,690 8.9 191.5

Sep 2011 4,864 832 17.1 141,930 12,196 8.6 199.1

Oct 2011 4,906 684 13.9 141,815 11,910 8.4 166.0

Nov 2011 4,789 673 14.1 141,571 11,447 8.1 173.8

Dec 2011 4,803 700 14.6 141,210 11,526 8.2 178.6

Jan 2012 4,667 661 14.2 141,421 12,420 8.8 161.3

Feb 2012 4,653 804 17.3 141,827 12,144 8.6 201.8

Mar 2012 4,794 808 16.9 141,845 11,643 8.2 205.3

Apr 2012 4,784 657 13.7 141,439 10,802 7.6 179.8

May 2012 4,869 680 14.0 142,322 11,084 7.8 179.3

Jun 2012 4,828 684 14.2 143,887 11,951 8.3 170.6

Jul 2012 4,819 713 14.8 144,106 12,138 8.4 175.7

Aug 2012 4,896 742 15.2 142,654 11,462 8.0 188.6

Sep 2012 5,045 745 14.8 142,151 10,522 7.4 199.5

Oct 2012 5,088 709 13.9 142,839 10,586 7.4 188.0

Nov 2012 4,939 666 13.5 142,072 10,283 7.2 186.3

Dec 2012 4,872 629 12.9 142,153 10,749 7.6 170.7

Jan 2013 4,907 734 15.0 141,922 11,905 8.4 178.3

Feb 2013 4,937 662 13.4 141,754 11,370 8.0 167.2

Mar 2013 4,965 701 14.1 141,482 10,625 7.5 188.0

Apr 2013 4,960 705 14.2 141,608 9,870 7.0 203.9

May 2013 4,918 753 15.3 142,520 10,151 7.1 215.0

Jun 2013 4,813 763 15.9 144,148 11,030 7.7 207.2

Jul 2013 4,826 808 16.7 144,434 10,882 7.5 222.2

Aug 2013 4,908 781 15.9 142,903 10,284 7.2 221.1

Sep 2013 5,069 727 14.3 142,269 9,739 6.8 209.5

Oct 2013 4,834 679 14.0 141,988 9,687 6.8 205.9

Nov 2013 4,739 644 13.6 142,117 9,222 6.5 209.4

Dec 2013 4,417 591 13.4 141,836 8,986 6.3 211.2

Jan 2014 4,303 639 14.9 141,802 9,815 6.9 214.5

Feb 2014 4,550 746 16.4 142,085 9,789 6.9 238.0

Mar 2014 4,672 750 16.1 142,693 9,429 6.6 242.9

Apr 2014 4,544 634 14.0 141,876 8,064 5.7 245.5

May 2014 4,626 650 14.1 142,751 8,374 5.9 239.5

Jun 2014 4,598 664 14.4 144,190 8,844 6.1 235.4


Table 2.18 (continued): Monthly Unemployment of Civilians Ages 16 to 64 Years by Disability Status: June 2011 Through August 2015

Source: Calculations based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Population Survey, Basic Monthly Survey, www.bls.gov/webapps/legacy/cpsatab6.htm; (accessed 3 November 2015). Also see the Office of Disability and Employment Policy, www.dol.gov/dol/topic/disability/index.htm. Statistics are not seasonally adjusted. Data represents the civilian, noninstitutional population.[[1] In thousands (5,020 represents 5,020,000), except as indicated.[2] Participating in the Labor Force. Those participating in the labor force generally include those that are working plus those that are actively looking for work in the past four weeks.[3] Unemployed as a percent of the total participating. This statistic is often called the Unemployment Rate.[4] Percent of people employed without disabilities divided by the percent of people with disabilities who are employed.



Jul 2014 4,691 625 13.3 144,667 9,263 6.4 208.1

Aug 2014 4,859 694 14.3 143,333 8,627 6.0 237.3

Sep 2014 4,997 681 13.6 142,518 7,924 5.6 245.1

Oct 2014 4,956 606 12.2 143,175 7,709 5.4 227.1

Nov 2014 4,850 568 11.7 142,990 7,669 5.4 218.4

Dec 2014 4,965 613 12.3 142,080 7,382 5.2 237.6

Jan 2015 4,754 630 13.3 142,685 8492 6.0 222.7

Feb 2015 4,838 592 12.2 142,711 8,100 5.7 215.6

Mar 2015 4,986 627 12.6 142,531 7,732 5.4 231.8

Apr 2015 4,743 496 10.5 143,009 7,140 5.0 209.5

May 2015 4,962 556 11.2 143,902 7,504 5.2 214.9

Jun 2015 4,976 505 10.1 144,563 7,794 5.4 188.2

Jul 2015 4,776 541 11.3 145,026 7,921 5.5 207.4

Aug 2015 4,808 541 11.3 143,829 7,279 5.1 222.3




Table 2.19 Monthly Unemployment of Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status: June 2011 Through August 2015



Jun 2011 882 69 7.8 6,083 376 6.2 126.6

Jul 2011 854 83 9.7 6,147 386 6.3 154.8

Aug 2011 862 94 10.9 6,118 386 6.3 172.8

Sep 2011 905 95 10.5 6,321 397 6.3 167.1

Oct 2011 896 80 8.9 6,471 427 6.6 135.3

Nov 2011 886 64 7.2 6,436 427 6.6 108.9

Dec 2011 849 63 7.4 6,511 403 6.2 119.9

Jan 2012 834 49 5.9 6,562 411 6.3 93.8

Feb 2012 890 74 8.3 6,746 409 6.1 137.1

Mar 2012 877 54 6.2 6,799 399 5.9 104.9

Apr 2012 952 58 6.1 6,729 393 5.8 104.3

May 2012 953 73 7.7 6,854 435 6.3 120.7

Jun 2012 927 84 9.1 6,744 465 6.9 131.4

Jul 2012 973 74 7.6 6,629 474 7.2 106.4

Aug 2012 981 72 7.3 6,723 421 6.3 117.2

Sep 2012 1,014 74 7.3 6,864 400 5.8 125.2

Oct 2012 1,060 83 7.8 6,792 363 5.3 146.5

Nov 2012 1,052 95 9.0 6,891 360 5.2 172.9

Dec 2012 1,020 61 6.0 6,858 404 5.9 101.5

Jan 2013 1,044 82 7.9 6,921 459 6.6 118.4

Feb 2013 993 70 7.0 7,044 398 5.7 124.8

Mar 2013 1,013 75 7.4 7,051 413 5.9 126.4

Apr 2013 1,024 64 6.3 7,147 375 5.2 119.1

May 2013 984 51 5.2 7,311 346 4.7 109.5

Jun 2013 956 55 5.8 7,172 399 5.6 103.4

Jul 2013 953 44 4.6 6,984 350 5.0 92.1

Aug 2013 975 49 5.0 7,183 347 4.8 104.0

Sep 2013 936 59 6.3 7,261 359 4.9 127.5

Oct 2013 889 55 6.2 7,208 352 4.9 126.7

Nov 2013 850 45 5.3 7,339 359 4.9 108.2

Dec 2013 928 43 4.6 7,226 364 5.0 92.0

Jan 2014 887 49 5.5 7,388 352 4.8 115.9

Feb 2014 986 45 4.6 7,405 313 4.2 108.0

Mar 2014 962 65 6.8 7,300 293 4.0 168.3

Apr 2014 983 56 5.7 7,442 325 4.4 130.4

May 2014 1,022 65 6.4 7,441 354 4.8 133.7

Jun 2014 1,007 57 5.7 7,204 329 4.6 123.9


Table 2.19 (continued) Monthly Unemployment of Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over by Disability Status: June 2011 Through August 2015

Source: Calculations based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, August 2015 Current Population Survey, Basic Monthly Survey, www.bls.gov/webapps/legacy/cpsatab6.htm; (accessed 3 November 2015). Also see the Office of Disability and Employment Policy, www.dol.gov/dol/topic/disability/index.htm. Statistics are not seasonally adjusted. Data represents the civilian, noninstitutional population.[1] In thousands (882 represents 882,000), except as indicated.[2] Participating in the Labor Force. Those participating in the labor force generally include those that are working plus those that are actively looking for work in the past four weeks.[3] Unemployed as a percent of the total participating. This statistic is often called the Unemployment Rate.[4] Percent of people employed without disabilities divided by the percent of people with disabilities who are employed.



Jul 2014 958 61 6.4 7,258 359 4.9 128.7

Aug 2014 960 50 5.2 7,281 416 5.7 91.2

Sep 2014 975 55 5.6 7,415 302 4.1 138.5

Oct 2014 986 67 6.8 7,500 298 4.0 171.0

Nov 2014 1,031 69 6.7 7,425 325 4.4 152.9

Dec 2014 1,019 59 5.8 7,458 279 3.7 154.8

Jan 2015 967 51 5.3 7,643 324 4.2 124.4

Feb 2015 967 60 6.2 7,696 342 4.4 139.6

Mar 2015 931 67 7.2 7,870 255 3.2 222.1

Apr 2015 960 71 7.4 7,841 259 3.3 223.9

May 2015 970 43 4.4 7,885 267 3.4 130.9

Jun 2015 1,056 57 5.4 7,689 282 3.7 147.2

Jul 2015 1,114 71 6.4 7,612 272 3.6 178.4

Aug 2015 1,024 55 5.4 7,727 287 3.7 144.6




Tabl

e 2.

20 N

umbe

r of C

ivili

ans

wit

h D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

16 to

64

Year

s by

Defi

niti

on o

f Dis

abili

ty, D

isab

ility

St

atus

, and

Yea

r: M

arch

198

1 th

roug

h 20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] I

n th

ousa

nds (

144,

766

repr

esen

ts 14

4,76

6,00

0), e

xcep

t as i

ndic

ated

.[2

] Wor

k Li

mita

tion

and/

or b

road

disa

bilit

y de

finiti

on.

[3] D

efini

tion

of d

isabi

lity

as a

per

cent

of t

otal

.

Year

Tota

l [1]

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityWo

rk Li

mita

tion

Broa

dEit

her [

2]Nu

mber

[1]

% [3

]Nu

mber

[1]

% [3

]Nu

mber

[1]

% [3

]19

8114

4,766

10,37

07.2

------

------

1982

146,4

3510

,501

7.2---

------

---

1983

147,9

1810

,253

6.9---

------

---

1984

149,5

3310

,515

7.0---

------

---

1985

150,8

4311

,151

7.4---

------

---

1986

152,6

2211

,114

7.3---

------

---

1987

154,2

2211

,032

7.2---

------

---

1988

155,6

2410

,565

6.8---

------

---

1989

156,8

7510

,561

6.7---

------

---

1990

157,9

5810

,818

6.8---

------

---

1991

159,1

5411

,025

6.9---

------

---

1992

160,4

3111

,474

7.2---

------

---

1993

162,0

8511

,916

7.4---

------

---

1994

165,4

4512

,903

7.8---

------

---

1995

166,7

5612

,930

7.8---

------

---

1996

168,2

6612

,882

7.7---

------

---

1997

170,6

3813

,165

7.7---

------

---

1998

172,4

6812

,986

7.5---

------

---

Year

Tota

l [1]

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityWo

rk Li

mita

tion

Broa

dEit

her [

2]Nu

mber

[1]

% [3

]Nu

mber

[1]

% [3

]Nu

mber

[1]

% [3

]

1999

174,6

4412

,717

7.3---

------

---

2000

176,4

4612

,896

7.3---

------

---

2001

178,2

0212

,740

7.1---

------

---

2002

183,0

1713

,577

7.4---

------

---

2003

186,0

5113

,258

7.1---

------

---

2004

187,8

5014

,363

7.6---

------

---

2005

190,0

2714

,711

7.7---

------

---

2006

192,4

7014

,934

7.8---

------

---

2007

194,9

9814

,287

7.3---

------

---

2008

196,2

0614

,234

7.3---

------

---

2009

197,2

9815

,376

7.815

,155

7.722

,016

11.2

2010

198,5

4515

,279

7.714

,945

7.521

,750

11.0

2011

199,8

2015

,718

7.915

,217

7.622

,373

11.2

2012

201,0

9615

,959

7.915

,300

7.622

,536

11.2

2013

201,7

0615

,977

7.915

,344

7.622

,503

11.2

2014

202,7

5416

,520

8.115

,433

7.622

,993

11.3

2015

204,0

8618

,135

8.915

,747

7.724

,938

12.2


Tabl

e 2.

21 N

umbe

r of C

ivili

ans

wit

h D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

65 Y

ears

and

Ove

r by

Defi

niti

on o

f Dis

abili

ty, D

isab

ility

St

atus

, and

Yea

r: M

arch

200

0 th

roug

h 20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] I

n th

ousa

nds (

65,2

43 re

pres

ents

65,2

43,0

00),

exce

pt a

s ind

icat

ed.

[2] W

ork

Lim

itatio

n an

d/or

bro

ad d

isabi

lity

defin

ition

.[3

] Defi

nitio

n of

disa

bilit

y as

a p

erce

nt o

f tot

al.

Year

Tota

l [1]

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityWo

rk Li

mita

tion

Broa

dEit

her [

2]Nu

mber

[1]

% [3

]Nu

mber

[1]

% [3

]Nu

mber

[1]

% [3

]

2000

65,24

315

,683

24.0

2001

65,95

616

,089

24.4

2002

67,54

116

,166

23.9

2003

68,46

815

,830

23.1

2004

69,31

915

,501

22.4

2005

70,41

915

,605

22.2

2006

71,01

016

,983

23.9

2007

72,07

015

,723

21.8

2008

73,57

815

,516

21.1

2009

75,57

516

,810

22.2

24,09

231

.930

,093

39.8

2010

77,22

716

,279

21.1

24,16

331

.330

,031

38.9

2011

78,35

716

,542

21.1

24,27

431

.030

,322

38.7

2012

83,01

417

,690

21.3

25,49

630

.732

,161

38.7

2013

86,57

517

,877

20.6

26,60

230

.733

,352

38.5

2014

89,00

818

,583

20.9

26,60

729

.933

,618

37.8

2015

91,98

813

,819

15.0

27,37

729

.832

,642

35.5


Tabl

e 2.

22 L

abor

For

ce P

arti

cipa

tion

Rat

e am

ong

Civi

lians

Age

s 16

to 6

4 Ye

ars

by D

isab

ility

Sta

tus

and

Year

: M

arch

198

1 th

roug

h 20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.[

1] In

thou

sand

s (65

,243

repr

esen

ts 65

,243

,000

), ex

cept

as i

ndic

ated

.[1

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f peo

ple

part

icip

atin

g in

the

labo

r for

ce w

ith o

r with

out w

ork

limita

tions

or b

road

disa

bilit

ies.

[2] W

ork

Lim

itatio

n an

d/or

bro

ad d

isabi

lity

defin

ition

.

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No19

8128

.775

.6---

------

---

1982

29.2

75.5

------

------

1983

29.4

75.3

------

------

1984

29.4

76.2

------

------

1985

29.9

77.3

------

------

1986

29.8

77.5

------

------

1987

31.1

78.0

------

------

1988

32.4

78.0

------

------

1989

32.9

78.7

------

------

1990

32.7

79.1

------

------

1991

31.1

79.0

------

------

1992

31.9

79.3

------

------

1993

32.2

79.4

------

------

1994

28.5

79.8

------

------

1995

28.4

80.3

------

------

1996

28.2

80.3

------

------

1997

29.2

80.9

------

------

1998

26.6

81.3

------

------

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No

1999

25.2

80.8

------

------

2000

27.0

81.0

------

------

2001

24.8

81.0

------

------

2002

24.3

80.5

------

------

2003

23.3

79.7

------

------

2004

22.9

79.3

------

------

2005

21.7

79.3

------

------

2006

21.9

79.5

------

------

2007

21.7

79.3

------

------

2008

20.4

79.1

------

------

2009

20.9

78.9

34.8

77.6

33.3

79.5

2010

20.1

78.5

35.1

77.1

32.6

79.1

2011

19.0

77.6

32.2

76.3

30.4

78.3

2012

18.6

77.5

30.7

76.3

29.3

78.3

2013

18.0

77.2

31.8

75.9

29.6

77.9

2014

16.2

77.5

29.4

76.0

27.3

78.3

2015

22.7

77.1

30.6

75.7

32.3

77.8


Tabl

e 2.

23 L

abor

For

ce P

arti

cipa

tion

Rat

e am

ong

Civi

lians

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus

and

Year

: Mar

ch 2

000

thro

ugh

2015

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e pa

rtic

ipat

ing

in th

e la

bor f

orce

with

or w

ithou

t wor

k lim

itatio

ns o

r bro

ad d

isabi

litie

s.[2

] Wor

k Li

mita

tion

and/

or b

road

disa

bilit

y de

finiti

on.

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No20

004.9

16.4

------

------

2001

4.216

.5---

------

---

2002

3.516

.3---

------

---

2003

4.117

.2---

------

---

2004

5.617

.5---

------

---

2005

5.017

.7---

------

---

2006

5.118

.1---

------

---

2007

5.119

.7---

------

---

2008

5.020

.0---

------

---

2009

4.420

.86.8

22.0

6.724

.0

2010

4.920

.56.9

22.0

6.923

.8

2011

5.321

.47.2

22.8

7.424

.7

2012

5.422

.47.0

23.9

7.525

.9

2013

5.022

.67.6

24.0

7.626

.1

2014

5.122

.87.7

23.9

7.726

.0

2015

6.821

.97.1

25.0

7.926

.1


Tabl

e 2.

24 E

mpl

oym

ent R

ate

amon

g Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

16 to

64

Year

s by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s an

d Ye

ar: M

arch

198

1 th

roug

h 20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith o

r with

out w

ork

limita

tions

or b

road

disa

bilit

ies.

[2] W

ork

Lim

itatio

n an

d/or

bro

ad d

isabi

lity

defin

ition

.

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No19

8124

.569

.7---

------

---

1982

23.8

68.3

------

------

1983

23.5

67.1

------

------

1984

24.7

70.0

------

------

1985

25.0

71.5

------

------

1986

25.1

71.8

------

------

1987

26.2

72.6

------

------

1988

27.8

73.4

------

------

1989

28.7

74.5

------

------

1990

28.6

74.8

------

------

1991

26.4

73.4

------

------

1992

26.4

73.3

------

------

1993

26.9

73.6

------

------

1994

23.8

74.4

------

------

1995

24.5

75.8

------

------

1996

24.6

75.7

------

------

1997

25.4

76.6

------

------

1998

23.3

77.3

------

------

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No

1999

22.3

77.2

------

------

2000

24.4

77.6

------

------

2001

22.3

77.4

------

------

2002

20.8

75.5

------

------

2003

19.2

74.7

------

------

2004

19.2

74.6

------

------

2005

18.4

75.0

------

------

2006

18.8

75.6

------

------

2007

18.7

75.6

------

------

2008

17.6

74.9

------

------

2009

16.7

71.6

29.8

70.5

27.8

72.3

2010

16.0

70.4

29.4

69.2

27.0

71.1

2011

15.0

70.3

26.5

69.2

24.9

71.1

2012

14.5

71.0

25.6

69.8

24.0

71.8

2013

14.2

71.3

27.3

70.0

24.8

72.1

2014

12.9

72.2

24.8

70.9

22.8

73.0

2015

19.7

72.8

26.9

71.5

28.5

73.6


Tabl

e 2.

25 E

mpl

oym

ent R

ate

amon

g Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

65 Y

ears

and

Ove

r by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s an

d Ye

ar: M

arch

200

0 th

roug

h 20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith o

r with

out w

ork

limita

tions

or b

road

disa

bilit

ies.

[2] W

ork

Lim

itatio

n an

d/or

bro

ad d

isabi

lity

defin

ition

.

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No20

004.6

15.9

------

------

2001

3.916

.0---

------

---

2002

3.215

.9---

------

---

2003

3.616

.6---

------

---

2004

5.116

.9---

------

---

2005

4.617

.1---

------

---

2006

4.717

.7---

------

---

2007

4.819

.1---

------

---

2008

4.619

.2---

------

---

2009

4.119

.66.5

20.7

6.322

.6

2010

4.319

.36.3

20.6

6.422

.3

2011

4.620

.26.7

21.5

6.823

.2

2012

4.721

.06.6

22.4

6.924

.3

2013

4.421

.37.0

22.6

7.024

.7

2014

4.621

.97.2

23.0

7.324

.9

2015

6.421

.26.6

24.2

7.525

.3


Tabl

e 2.

26 L

abor

Mar

ket A

ttac

hmen

t Rat

e am

ong

Civi

lians

Age

s 16

to 6

4 Ye

ars

by D

isab

ility

Sta

tus

and

Year

: 19

81 th

roug

h 20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e at

tach

ed to

the

labo

r mar

ket w

ith o

r with

out w

ork

limita

tions

or b

road

disa

bilit

ies.

[2] W

ork

Lim

itatio

n an

d/or

bro

ad d

isabi

lity

defin

ition

.

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No19

8134

.579

.1---

------

---

1982

33.7

77.8

------

------

1983

33.4

78.1

------

------

1984

34.4

80.0

------

------

1985

35.8

80.5

------

------

1986

36.1

81.1

------

------

1987

37.3

81.7

------

------

1988

37.8

82.3

------

------

1989

39.3

82.6

------

------

1990

36.9

82.6

------

------

1991

36.8

82.1

------

------

1992

36.7

81.8

------

------

1993

33.9

81.8

------

------

1994

35.3

82.3

------

------

1995

33.6

82.5

------

------

1996

35.2

82.8

------

------

1997

35.2

82.8

------

------

1998

32.7

83.2

------

------

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No

1999

31.3

83.1

------

------

2000

32.9

83.5

------

------

2001

32.3

83.3

------

------

2002

30.8

82.3

------

------

2003

28.7

81.1

------

------

2004

27.3

80.4

------

------

2005

26.5

80.3

------

------

2006

26.3

80.5

------

------

2007

26.1

80.3

------

------

2008

25.4

80.1

------

------

2009

24.9

79.6

37.9

78.5

36.6

80.2

2010

22.8

77.3

36.4

76.1

34.4

77.8

2011

22.0

75.8

33.9

74.7

32.4

76.5

2012

19.9

75.9

31.7

74.7

30.3

76.6

2013

20.8

76.5

34.1

75.2

31.8

77.2

2014

19.2

76.7

30.9

75.4

29.6

77.7

2015

25.2

76.9

32.8

75.6

34.6

77.5


Tabl

e 2.

27 L

abor

Mar

ket A

ttac

hmen

t Rat

e am

ong

Civi

lians

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus

and

Year

: 200

0 th

roug

h 20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e at

tach

ed to

the

labo

r mar

ket w

ith o

r with

out w

ork

limita

tions

or b

road

disa

bilit

ies.

[2] W

ork

Lim

itatio

n an

d/or

bro

ad d

isabi

lity

defin

ition

.

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No20

006.1

19.3

------

------

2001

6.319

.3---

------

---

2002

5.718

.7---

------

---

2003

5.719

.2---

------

---

2004

7.019

.7---

------

---

2005

6.520

.1---

------

---

2006

6.420

.6---

------

---

2007

6.621

.2---

------

---

2008

6.922

.2---

------

---

2009

6.523

.18.0

24.8

8.426

.7

2010

6.422

.48.2

24.0

8.425

.8

2011

6.323

.48.6

24.9

8.926

.7

2012

6.623

.97.9

25.7

8.627

.5

2013

6.524

.98.7

26.6

8.928

.8

2014

6.325

.69.3

26.8

9.329

.0

2015

8.024

.38.2

27.6

9.228

.8


Tabl

e 2.

28 F

ull-T

ime,

Ful

l-Yea

r Em

ploy

men

t Rat

e am

ong

Civi

lians

Age

s 16

to 6

4 Ye

ars

by D

isab

ility

Sta

tus

and

Year

: 198

1 th

roug

h 20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed fu

ll-tim

e, fu

ll-ye

ar w

ith o

r with

out w

ork

limita

tions

or b

road

disa

bilit

ies.

[2] W

ork

Lim

itatio

n an

d/or

bro

ad d

isabi

lity

defin

ition

.

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No19

8112

.446

.2---

------

---

1982

11.7

44.7

------

------

1983

12.6

46.3

------

------

1984

12.9

48.6

------

------

1985

13.2

49.3

------

------

1986

13.1

50.1

------

------

1987

11.9

51.2

------

------

1988

12.2

52.5

------

------

1989

12.5

52.6

------

------

1990

12.5

52.1

------

------

1991

11.9

51.5

------

------

1992

12.0

51.9

------

------

1993

11.0

52.2

------

------

1994

11.4

53.3

------

------

1995

11.7

54.3

------

------

1996

11.4

54.8

------

------

1997

11.4

54.8

------

------

1998

10.5

55.8

------

------

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No

1999

10.9

56.9

------

------

2000

11.7

57.3

------

------

2001

11.0

58.2

------

------

2002

10.4

56.7

------

------

2003

9.555

.8---

------

---

2004

8.755

.5---

------

---

2005

8.855

.9---

------

---

2006

8.956

.4---

------

---

2007

8.257

.0---

------

---

2008

7.956

.9---

------

---

2009

7.154

.419

.953

.217

.054

.9

2010

7.051

.318

.750

.316

.051

.8

2011

6.051

.016

.450

.014

.051

.7

2012

5.551

.815

.850

.813

.352

.5

2013

5.452

.316

.851

.213

.952

.9

2014

5.653

.316

.152

.113

.554

.0

2015

8.654

.417

.653

.116

.655

.0


Tabl

e 2.

29 F

ull-T

ime,

Ful

l-Yea

r Em

ploy

men

t Rat

e am

ong

Civi

lians

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus

and

Year

: 200

0 th

roug

h 20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed fu

ll-tim

e, fu

ll-ye

ar w

ith o

r with

out w

ork

limita

tions

or b

road

disa

bilit

ies.

[2] W

ork

Lim

itatio

n an

d/or

bro

ad d

isabi

lity

defin

ition

.

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ity

Peop

le wi

th a

Work

Lim

itatio

n (%

) [1]

Peop

le wi

th a

Broa

d Disa

bility

(%

) [1]

Eithe

r (%

) [2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No20

000.9

7.7---

------

---

2001

0.97.7

------

------

2002

0.98.0

------

------

2003

0.88.5

------

------

2004

1.48.7

------

------

2005

1.38.8

------

------

2006

1.19.5

------

------

2007

1.410

.3---

------

---

2008

1.211

.0---

------

---

2009

1.010

.92.7

11.5

2.412

.9

2010

1.210

.92.9

11.6

2.712

.8

2011

1.111

.53.0

12.1

2.813

.4

2012

1.312

.42.9

13.2

2.814

.6

2013

1.312

.22.9

13.0

2.714

.5

2014

1.013

.64.0

13.9

3.515

.5

2015

1.813

.03.3

14.8

3.315

.8


This section presents statistics on poverty in the United States. The statistics describe the number and percentage of people with and without disabilities who experience poverty as well as the difference between the poverty rates (poverty gap) of people with and without disabilities. The principal source of these data is the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically the American Community Survey. For these tables, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey (see the glossary for more details). Annual time trends were produced by the authors using data from the Current Population Survey-Annual Social and Economic Supplement, which is fielded annually in March. Similar to the American Community Survey, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the Current Population Survey. Poverty is defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget and set as a dollar threshold by the U.S. Census Bureau in all sources (see glossary for details).

Tables

Tables 3.1 and 3.5: In 2014, of the 148,541 individuals with disabilities ages under 5 years who were living in the community, 50,456 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 34.0 percent. In contrast, of the 19,304,614 individuals without disabilities ages under 5 years living in the community, 4,607,731 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 23.9 percent. The poverty rate for people with disabilities was highest in Kentucky (66.8 percent) and lowest in New Jersey (9.0 percent).

Tables 3.2 and 3.6: In 2014, of the 2,837,660 individuals with disabilities ages 5 to 17 years who were living in the community, 924,033 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 32.6 percent. In contrast, of the 50,095,670 individuals without disabilities ages 5 to 17 years living in the community, 10,103,792 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 20.2 percent. The poverty rate for people with disabilities was

highest in Puerto Rico (63.6 percent) and lowest in North Dakota (17.7 percent).

Tables 3.3 and 3.7: In 2014, of the 20,349,020 individuals with disabilities ages 18 to 64 years who were living in the community, 5,744,797 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 28.2 percent. In contrast, of the 172,583,524 individuals without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 22,508,075 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 13.0 percent. The poverty rate for people with disabilities was highest in Puerto Rico (53.1 percent) and lowest in Alaska (19.2 percent).

Tables 3.4 and 3.8: In 2014, of the 16,160,513 individuals with disabilities ages 65 years and over who were living in the community, 2,093,101 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 13.0 percent. In contrast, of the 28,752,287 individuals without disabilities ages 65 years living in the community, 2,161,792 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 7.5 percent. The poverty rate for people with disabilities was highest in Puerto Rico (44.4 percent) and lowest in Alaska (5.9 percent).

Table 3.9: In 2014, the poverty rate of individuals with disabilities ages under 5 years living in the community was 34.0 percent, while the poverty rate of individuals without disabilities ages under 5 years living in the community was 23.9 percent—a difference of 10.1 percentage points. The poverty gap was smallest in North Dakota (a difference of 16.8 percentage points) and greatest in District of Columbia (a difference of 76.0 percentage points).

Table 3.10: In 2014, the poverty rate of individuals with disabilities ages 5 to 17 years living in the community was 32.6 percent, while the poverty rate of individuals without disabilities ages 5 to 17 years living in the community was 20.2 percent—a difference of 12.4 percentage points. The poverty gap was smallest in Alaska (a difference of 2.8 percentage points) and greatest in District of Columbia (a difference of 37.0 percentage points).

Section 3: Poverty


Table 3.11: In 2014, the poverty rate of individuals with disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community was 28.2 percent, while the poverty rate of individuals without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community was 13.0 percent—a difference of 15.2 percentage points. The poverty gap was smallest in Alaska (a difference of 9.5 percentage points) and greatest in District of Columbia (a difference of 27.1 percentage points).

Table 3.12: In 2014, the poverty rate of individuals with disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community was 13.0 percent, while the poverty rate of individuals without disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community was 7.5 percent—a difference of 5.4 percentage points. The poverty gap was smallest in Delaware (a difference of 1.4 percentage points) and greatest in District of Columbia (a difference of 12.9 percentage points).

Table 3.13: In 2013, the poverty gap between individuals with and without disabilities ages under 5 years living in the community was 11.3 percent. In 2014, the poverty gap between individuals with and without disabilities ages under 5 years living in the community was 10.1 percent, a 1.2 percentage point decrease. The largest percentage point increase in the poverty gap from 2013 to 2014 was in Kentucky, a 35.8 percentage point increase, while the largest decrease in the poverty gap was in South Carolina, a 45.1 percentage point decrease.

Table 3.14: In 2013, the poverty gap between individuals with and without disabilities ages 5 to 17 years living in the community was 13.5 percent. In 2014, the poverty gap between individuals with and without disabilities ages 5 to 17 years living in the community was 12.4 percent, a 1.1 percentage point decrease. The largest percentage point increase in the poverty gap from 2013 to 2014 was in District of Columbia, a 20.1 percentage point increase, while the largest decrease in the poverty gap was in South Dakota, a 17.7 percentage point decrease.

Table 3.15: In 2013, the poverty gap between individuals with and without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community was 15.1 percent. In 2014, the poverty gap between individuals with and without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community was 15.2 percent, a 0.1 percentage point increase. The largest percentage point increase in the poverty gap from 2013 to 2014 was in District of Columbia, a 5.3 percentage point increase, while the largest decrease in the poverty gap was in Idaho, a 3.1 percentage point decrease

Table 3.16: In 2013, the poverty gap between individuals with and without disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community was 5.8 percent. In 2014, the poverty gap between individuals with and without disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community was 5.4 percent, a 0.4 percentage point decrease. The largest percentage point increase in the poverty gap from 2013 to 2014 was in Rhode Island, a 4.6 percentage point increase, while the largest decrease in the poverty gap was in Hawaii, a 2.7 percentage point decrease.

Table 3.17: In 2015, the poverty rate among non-institutionalized civilians ages 16 to 64 was 30.5 percent for people with a work limitation and 12.0 percent for people without a work limitation. The poverty rate was 28.5 percent for people with a broad disability as compared to 12.4 percent for people without a broad disability. The poverty rate was 27.6 percent for people with a work limitation and/or broad disability as compared to 11.7 percent for people without a work limitation and/or broad disability.


Tabl

e 3.

1 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s U

nder

5 Y

ears

Liv

ing

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es

and

Stat

es: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 4

Oct

ober

201

5).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

U.S

.14

8,541

50,45

634

.0

AL

1,359

713

52.5

AK

781

314

40.2

AZ

2,533

1,305

51.5

AR

3,501

1,353

38.6

CA14

,974

5,470

36.5

CO2,2

7054

123

.8

CT1,6

7043

826

.2

DE

622

155

24.9

DC

138

138

100.0

FL8,5

152,7

4132

.2

GA

5,085

1,807

35.5

HI

230

5925

.7

ID1,2

1751

442

.2

IL6,0

712,5

7142

.3

IN3,9

991,8

9447

.4

IA1,1

4229

325

.7

KS1,7

0761

035

.7

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

KY2,3

111,5

4366

.8

LA1,5

9649

931

.3

ME

390

110

28.2

MD

3,185

813

25.5

MA

1,930

533

27.6

MI

5,006

1,349

26.9

MN

2,979

744

25.0

MS

1,321

636

48.1

MO

2,272

917

40.4

MT

1,010

115

11.4

NE

807

307

38.0

NV

2,371

884

37.3

NH

730

151

20.7

NJ

2,302

207

9.0

NM

411

0 -

NY

7,238

2,027

28.0

NC

7,077

2,025

28.6

ND

359

0 -

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

OH

5,360

2,102

39.2

OK

2,718

1,230

45.3

OR

1,688

449

26.6

PA4,3

871,6

9238

.6

RI0

0 -

SC2,6

4547

217

.8

SD73

122

430

.6

TN3,1

581,4

8046

.9

TX16

,822

5,780

34.4

UT

1,589

318

20.0

VT

120

-

VA3,3

5677

123

.0

WA

3,566

1,293

36.3

WV

371

220

59.3

WI

2,292

649

28.3

WY

737

0 -

PR2,0

971,0

7951

.5



Tabl

e 3.

2 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 5

to 1

7 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

an

d St

ates

: 201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

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inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 4

Oct

ober

201

5).

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d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

U.S

.2,8

37,66

092

4,033

32.6

AL

48,22

520

,628

42.8

AK

5,927

1,054

17.8

AZ

61,86

721

,524

34.8

AR

34,12

213

,373

39.2

CA27

3,501

76,46

428

.0

CO38

,848

11,00

828

.3

CT25

,764

6,803

26.4

DE

7,901

2,122

26.9

DC

4,978

3,059

61.5

FL15

7,926

55,29

535

.0

GA

83,31

328

,554

34.3

HI

8,585

2,045

23.8

ID17

,442

5,651

32.4

IL94

,335

29,92

631

.7

IN74

,868

25,69

434

.3

IA26

,440

5,765

21.8

KS28

,386

7,768

27.4

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

KY53

,215

19,38

436

.4

LA56

,831

19,89

835

.0

ME

14,93

35,8

3439

.1

MD

48,72

611

,575

23.8

MA

52,59

715

,823

30.1

MI

105,1

1036

,861

35.1

MN

48,92

613

,785

28.2

MS

27,82

110

,430

37.5

MO

61,20

220

,648

33.7

MT

6,667

2,001

30.0

NE

17,45

95,9

9334

.3

NV

25,63

17,2

2928

.2

NH

11,98

72,1

8118

.2

NJ

70,26

317

,300

24.6

NM

14,52

25,7

0539

.3

NY

146,8

6949

,085

33.4

NC

92,96

534

,471

37.1

ND

4,555

806

17.7

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

OH

124,7

6149

,265

39.5

OK

44,69

114

,459

32.4

OR

39,92

711

,752

29.4

PA13

6,479

46,32

933

.9

RI9,1

452,5

2827

.6

SC44

,242

17,28

839

.1

SD5,8

871,1

4019

.4

TN66

,655

28,14

242

.2

TX27

6,775

90,94

332

.9

UT

29,88

25,4

7218

.3

VT

6,790

1,555

22.9

VA64

,597

17,94

227

.8

WA

57,13

915

,314

26.8

WV

19,73

77,7

5839

.3

WI

53,80

717

,482

32.5

WY

4,439

922

20.8

PR59

,290

37,70

763

.6



Tabl

e 3.

3 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 4

Oct

ober

201

5).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

U.S

.20

,349,0

205,7

44,79

728

.2

AL

420,5

20

131,3

92

31.2

AK

44,66

4 8,

584

19.2

AZ

408,9

41

116,2

02

28.4

AR

263,2

91

79,19

6 30

.1

CA 2,

001,7

09

542,5

70

27.1

CO 29

9,103

72

,016

24.1

CT 18

9,204

45

,888

24.3

DE

55,31

2 12

,967

23.4

DC

43,60

4 17

,680

40.5

FL 1,

189,3

04

334,6

87

28.1

GA

675,6

11

200,9

29

29.7

HI

69,52

0 16

,211

23.3

ID 99

,057

25,75

3 26

.0

IL 67

0,738

18

1,703

27

.1

IN 47

8,780

12

8,277

26

.8

IA 17

4,350

44

,357

25.4

KS 19

0,501

50

,177

26.3

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

KY 42

9,218

14

6,920

34

.2

LA 36

5,166

11

2,453

30

.8

ME

115,0

98

38,77

3 33

.7

MD

314,0

56

70,15

2 22

.3

MA

392,8

41

108,9

34

27.7

MI

762,2

17

233,0

64

30.6

MN

288,2

38

79,58

0 27

.6

MS

266,5

86

87,66

1 32

.9

MO

475,8

24

143,7

94

30.2

MT

68,75

7 19

,137

27.8

NE

102,0

62

28,02

6 27

.5

NV

201,5

85

46,89

1 23

.3

NH

81,06

9 17

,529

21.6

NJ

432,7

50

92,33

6 21

.3

NM

158,4

20

51,13

5 32

.3

NY

1,09

6,512

32

6,977

29

.8

NC

712,8

44

215,2

67

30.2

ND

37,79

8 9,

115

24.1

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

OH

835,8

39

264,7

86

31.7

OK

330,1

60

96,37

4 29

.2

OR

315,2

55

96,89

1 30

.7

PA 86

9,709

24

9,177

28

.7

RI 77

,086

22,82

0 29

.6

SC 37

3,701

11

1,933

30

.0

SD 50

,822

14,00

2 27

.6

TN 56

1,682

18

0,251

32

.1

TX 1,

611,6

91

412,6

47

25.6

UT

147,1

39

33,53

4 22

.8

VT

47,55

0 13

,493

28.4

VA 47

8,664

11

7,220

24

.5

WA

486,2

25

127,0

01

26.1

WV

199,2

21

65,74

1 33

.0

WI

350,6

17

94,69

5 27

.0

WY

38,40

9 7,

899

20.6

PR 38

6,109

20

5,162

53

.1



Tabl

e 3.

4 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 4

Oct

ober

201

5).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

U.S

.16

,160,5

132,0

93,10

113

.0

AL

303,4

46

41,72

7 13

.8

AK

28,36

1 1,

665

5.9

AZ

370,2

66

45,06

3 12

.2

AR

190,9

83

25,92

4 13

.6

CA 1,

746,7

22

249,8

60

14.3

CO 22

0,165

21

,352

9.7

CT 17

0,013

19

,160

11.3

DE

45,57

7 3,

854

8.5

DC

26,32

0 5,

986

22.7

FL 1,

256,5

99

165,1

34

13.1

GA

460,5

04

64,61

8 14

.0

HI

80,52

0 7,

818

9.7

ID 85

,985

10,03

4 11

.7

IL 60

5,570

74

,524

12.3

IN 33

9,798

30

,359

8.9

IA 14

8,450

15

,652

10.5

KS 14

2,899

15

,371

10.8

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

KY 27

2,038

42

,304

15.6

LA 24

5,824

43

,042

17.5

ME

78,87

3 8,

434

10.7

MD

255,4

92

27,03

6 10

.6

MA

318,4

52

44,09

5 13

.8

MI

538,3

91

57,27

1 10

.6

MN

237,7

55

25,46

7 10

.7

MS

184,5

47

31,28

2 17

.0

MO

327,8

39

40,12

3 12

.2

MT

56,05

7 5,

796

10.3

NE

90,88

0 9,

389

10.3

NV

145,4

89

16,51

0 11

.3

NH

65,54

9 4,

970

7.6

NJ

420,9

72

52,13

8 12

.4

NM

127,4

48

22,78

6 17

.9

NY

970,6

27

161,6

40

16.7

NC

526,9

11

70,72

8 13

.4

ND

33,68

2 4,

136

12.3

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

OH

611,2

02

69,66

9 11

.4

OK

230,0

14

25,51

6 11

.1

OR

237,1

93

28,56

2 12

.0

PA 71

2,131

78

,261

11.0

RI 58

,079

7,84

2 13

.5

SC 27

7,302

37

,268

13.4

SD 42

,298

6,48

2 15

.3

TN 37

7,189

53

,610

14.2

TX 1,

187,0

77

174,4

73

14.7

UT

99,66

8 10

,438

10.5

VT

35,55

2 3,

456

9.7

VA 38

2,323

41

,982

11.0

WA

355,0

82

43,98

3 12

.4

WV

141,8

07

16,22

9 11

.4

WI

267,2

68

27,16

8 10

.2

WY

27,32

4 2,

914

10.7

PR 30

3,405

13

4,832

44

.4



Tabl

e 3.

5 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

ns w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

Und

er 5

Yea

rs L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 4

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

U.S

.19

,304,6

144,6

07,73

123

.9

AL

284,8

2588

,245

31.0

AK

50,86

68,7

8917

.3

AZ

420,0

7011

8,436

28.2

AR

184,0

8355

,119

29.9

CA2,4

56,84

357

2,680

23.3

CO32

6,199

52,55

216

.1

CT18

4,151

30,85

916

.8

DE

54,37

111

,123

20.5

DC

42,01

810

,102

24.0

FL1,0

50,26

727

5,096

26.2

GA

637,6

7918

9,430

29.7

HI

88,17

712

,116

13.7

ID10

7,763

23,76

022

.0

IL76

8,687

174,0

9322

.6

IN40

5,919

104,8

0125

.8

IA18

9,415

30,68

516

.2

KS19

5,310

37,43

519

.2

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

KY26

5,458

79,06

929

.8

LA29

9,631

94,66

631

.6

ME

61,35

515

,397

25.1

MD

357,4

4847

,821

13.4

MA

357,7

9460

,615

16.9

MI

553,6

3814

4,168

26.0

MN

339,9

2357

,859

17.0

MS

188,8

5758

,998

31.2

MO

362,1

7790

,145

24.9

MT

57,80

611

,210

19.4

NE

127,9

7823

,961

18.7

NV

170,6

5245

,865

26.9

NH

63,76

810

,449

16.4

NJ

522,3

0093

,472

17.9

NM

133,9

2644

,771

33.4

NY

1,154

,595

276,5

1523

.9

NC

586,1

2815

9,796

27.3

ND

48,48

48,1

3416

.8

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

OH

671,5

3717

9,885

26.8

OK

254,8

4462

,367

24.5

OR

220,8

2255

,902

25.3

PA69

7,604

151,4

5021

.7

RI54

,030

12,74

623

.6

SC27

9,712

82,96

629

.7

SD58

,602

13,22

622

.6

TN38

6,871

112,8

4429

.2

TX1,9

08,57

950

6,112

26.5

UT

245,3

9235

,120

14.3

VT

30,27

15,2

7817

.4

VA49

6,942

83,65

016

.8

WA

432,6

2782

,861

19.2

WV

99,48

628

,575

28.7

WI

332,0

8371

,219

21.4

WY

36,65

15,2

9814

.5

PR18

0,449

113,7

8063

.1



Tabl

e 3.

6 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

ns w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

5 to

17

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 4

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

U.S

.50

,095,6

7010

,103,7

9220

.2

AL

758,1

2819

3,150

25.5

AK

124,9

2418

,694

15.0

AZ

1,107

,308

266,4

3024

.1

AR

474,0

0511

3,985

24.0

CA6,2

69,23

11,3

92,64

522

.2

CO86

3,422

125,9

4414

.6

CT55

2,835

75,61

213

.7

DE

137,4

8022

,091

16.1

DC

65,98

916

,105

24.4

FL2,7

69,60

361

5,333

22.2

GA

1,729

,824

426,0

6424

.6

HI

203,8

1130

,143

14.8

ID29

8,228

50,10

016

.8

IL2,0

66,10

038

6,596

18.7

IN1,0

62,36

120

0,959

18.9

IA49

3,564

72,14

514

.6

KS48

5,918

80,25

016

.5

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

KY67

0,346

159,7

5523

.8

LA74

0,310

191,1

3525

.8

ME

174,4

5126

,666

15.3

MD

922,1

0911

3,096

12.3

MA

957,9

3913

0,702

13.6

MI

1,517

,476

310,4

7520

.5

MN

870,6

0511

6,329

13.4

MS

502,7

3814

1,662

28.2

MO

933,7

5917

5,371

18.8

MT

153,8

2427

,293

17.7

NE

314,0

4644

,153

14.1

NV

455,1

7089

,643

19.7

NH

187,6

4721

,682

11.6

NJ

1,392

,212

204,5

8414

.7

NM

345,2

8695

,490

27.7

NY

2,841

,266

609,3

1121

.4

NC

1,573

,630

352,2

5022

.4

ND

110,0

0715

,192

13.8

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

OH

1,788

,606

362,5

7920

.3

OK

628,5

1213

0,254

20.7

OR

577,7

6811

3,611

19.7

PA1,8

16,84

731

4,821

17.3

RI14

7,205

26,35

517

.9

SC74

0,148

187,8

3825

.4

SD14

1,114

22,53

716

.0

TN1,0

09,79

924

1,599

23.9

TX4,8

32,17

51,1

26,14

723

.3

UT

617,8

6477

,879

12.6

VT

81,99

811

,986

14.6

VA1,2

77,31

618

8,897

14.8

WA

1,081

,226

176,5

7616

.3

WV

250,6

6954

,980

21.9

WI

885,2

6414

5,586

16.4

WY

93,60

711

,112

11.9

PR52

6,213

296,3

3656

.3



Tabl

e 3.

7 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

ns w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 4

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

U.S

.17

2,583

,524

22,50

8,075

13.0

AL

2,47

8,171

39

4,847

15

.9

AK

409,8

75

39,94

9 9.7

AZ

3,50

2,174

57

4,778

16

.4

AR

1,47

2,516

23

3,381

15

.8

CA 22

,070,7

48

3,14

8,248

14

.3

CO 3,

023,2

85

321,4

48

10.6

CT 1,

993,3

21

173,7

72

8.7

DE

501,7

73

53,79

0 10

.7

DC

393,7

73

53,07

0 13

.5

FL 10

,534,9

22

1,53

7,798

14

.6

GA

5,44

2,852

82

3,119

15

.1

HI

758,4

96

77,27

8 10

.2

ID 84

4,445

11

0,301

13

.1

IL 7,

235,6

46

877,4

23

12.1

IN 3,

458,4

22

449,3

82

13.0

IA 1,

650,6

75

180,1

26

10.9

KS 1,

507,0

17

174,2

97

11.6

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

KY 2,

215,3

62

339,4

38

15.3

LA 2,

434,5

90

399,0

39

16.4

ME

690,5

00

75,09

7 10

.9

MD

3,37

4,219

28

7,060

8.5

MA

3,76

5,650

35

0,196

9.3

MI

5,24

8,749

72

1,337

13

.7

MN

3,03

1,808

28

7,201

9.5

MS

1,48

6,877

26

8,624

18

.1

MO

3,14

1,139

39

6,866

12

.6

MT

541,5

43

80,48

5 14

.9

NE

1,00

2,498

10

4,387

10

.4

NV

1,54

3,018

20

3,253

13

.2

NH

739,8

27

55,67

2 7.5

NJ

5,06

3,391

45

5,671

9.0

NM

1,07

2,193

19

7,548

18

.4

NY

11,17

0,212

1,

471,5

81

13.2

NC

5,24

1,026

76

6,157

14

.6

ND

409,1

20

40,34

3 9.9

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

OH

6,11

4,708

78

7,332

12

.9

OK

1,94

5,319

27

2,847

14

.0

OR

2,11

0,528

31

0,185

14

.7

PA 6,

786,8

57

752,9

24

11.1

RI 56

6,336

65

,565

11.6

SC 2,

489,7

67

373,8

39

15.0

SD 44

2,100

52

,600

11.9

TN 3,

385,9

49

510,0

07

15.1

TX 14

,625,5

66

2,05

2,028

14

.0

UT

1,56

0,994

16

8,126

10

.8

VT

331,5

34

33,40

2 10

.1

VA 4,

564,2

71

456,2

54

10.0

WA

3,85

9,632

42

7,705

11

.1

WV

902,6

89

140,6

81

15.6

WI

3,13

0,908

34

7,903

11

.1

WY

316,5

33

33,71

5 10

.7

PR 1,

749,6

72

723,5

88

41.4



Tabl

e 3.

8 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

ns w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

65 Y

ears

and

Ove

r Liv

ing

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 7

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

U.S

.28

,752,2

872,1

61,79

27.5

AL

421,7

23

39,46

6 9.4

AK

40,65

7 1,

318

3.2

AZ

687,7

40

54,88

6 8.0

AR

257,3

47

21,48

9 8.4

CA 3,

151,0

93

269,2

72

8.5

CO 44

4,115

25

,661

5.8

CT 36

3,512

22

,214

6.1

DE

104,1

49

7,32

9 7.0

DC

45,66

0 4,

484

9.8

FL 2,

466,9

00

224,6

72

9.1

GA

757,3

46

62,09

2 8.2

HI

143,1

63

10,52

2 7.3

ID 14

5,348

11

,868

8.2

IL 1,

117,5

52

77,69

9 7.0

IN 56

5,742

32

,810

5.8

IA 31

8,958

18

,793

5.9

KS 25

6,443

16

,200

6.3

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

KY 35

9,045

28

,767

8.0

LA 36

4,478

35

,366

9.7

ME

156,9

04

12,48

0 8.0

MD

543,1

54

32,08

7 5.9

MA

658,5

77

46,33

7 7.0

MI

953,0

24

64,23

2 6.7

MN

509,6

53

30,38

9 6.0

MS

230,5

95

23,48

2 10

.2

MO

565,7

67

40,71

0 7.2

MT

109,4

57

7,91

7 7.2

NE

168,4

11

11,09

4 6.6

NV

250,5

26

16,17

1 6.5

NH

135,9

95

5,34

9 3.9

NJ

851,1

37

57,10

1 6.7

NM

185,7

15

18,54

0 10

.0

NY

1,82

6,173

16

5,722

9.1

NC

893,3

64

66,38

3 7.4

ND

65,21

0 4,

457

6.8

State

Tota

lPo

verty

Coun

t%

OH

1,11

6,989

70

,096

6.3

OK

312,7

85

20,68

3 6.6

OR

387,4

02

26,60

9 6.9

PA 1,

343,7

51

87,51

3 6.5

RI 10

1,884

7,

668

7.5

SC 46

7,025

31

,634

6.8

SD 80

,357

6,53

0 8.1

TN 58

0,891

43

,275

7.4

TX 1,

825,0

40

154,9

23

8.5

UT

191,5

09

8,94

9 4.7

VT

67,57

9 3,

846

5.7

VA 73

8,175

45

,830

6.2

WA

616,2

32

37,94

4 6.2

WV

178,1

26

13,58

0 7.6

WI

579,1

93

33,43

9 5.8

WY

50,71

6 1,

914

3.8

PR30

6,980

111,9

11

36.5



Tabl

e 3.

9 Po

vert

y G

ap—

Civi

lians

wit

h an

d w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

Und

er 5

Yea

rs L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for

the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s, b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 7

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] P

over

ty a

s a p

erce

nt o

f the

tota

l.[2

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

pov

erty

rate

s bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity.

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

U.S

.34

.023

.910

.1

AL

52.5

31.0

21.5

AK

40.2

17.3

22.9

AZ

51.5

28.2

23.3

AR

38.6

29.9

8.7

CA36

.523

.313

.2

CO23

.816

.17.7

CT26

.216

.89.5

DE

24.9

20.5

4.5

DC

100.0

24.0

76.0

FL32

.226

.26.0

GA

35.5

29.7

5.8

HI

25.7

13.7

11.9

ID42

.222

.020

.2

IL42

.322

.619

.7

IN47

.425

.821

.5

IA25

.716

.29.5

KS35

.719

.216

.6

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

KY66

.829

.837

.0

LA31

.331

.6-0

.3

ME

28.2

25.1

3.1

MD

25.5

13.4

12.1

MA

27.6

16.9

10.7

MI

26.9

26.0

0.9

MN

25.0

17.0

8.0

MS

48.1

31.2

16.9

MO

40.4

24.9

15.5

MT

11.4

19.4

-8.0

NE

38.0

18.7

19.3

NV

37.3

26.9

10.4

NH

20.7

16.4

4.3

NJ

9.017

.9-8

.9

NM

0.033

.4

NY

28.0

23.9

4.1

NC

28.6

27.3

1.4

ND

0.016

.8-1

6.8

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

OH

39.2

26.8

12.4

OK

45.3

24.5

20.8

OR

26.6

25.3

1.3

PA38

.621

.716

.9

RI0.0

23.6

SC17

.829

.7-1

1.8

SD30

.622

.68.1

TN46

.929

.217

.7

TX34

.426

.57.8

UT

20.0

14.3

5.7

VT

0.017

.4

VA23

.016

.86.1

WA

36.3

19.2

17.1

WV

59.3

28.7

30.6

WI

28.3

21.4

6.9

WY

0.014

.5

PR51

.563

.1-1

1.6



Tabl

e 3.

10 P

over

ty G

ap—

Civi

lians

wit

h an

d w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

5 to

17

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r th

e U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes,

by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 7

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] P

over

ty a

s a p

erce

nt o

f the

tota

l.[2

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

pov

erty

rate

s bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity.

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

U.S

.32

.620

.212

.4

AL

42.8

25.5

17.3

AK

17.8

15.0

2.8

AZ

34.8

24.1

10.7

AR

39.2

24.0

15.1

CA28

.022

.25.7

CO28

.314

.613

.7

CT26

.413

.712

.7

DE

26.9

16.1

10.8

DC

61.5

24.4

37.0

FL35

.022

.212

.8

GA

34.3

24.6

9.6

HI

23.8

14.8

9.0

ID32

.416

.815

.6

IL31

.718

.713

.0

IN34

.318

.915

.4

IA21

.814

.67.2

KS27

.416

.510

.9

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

KY36

.423

.812

.6

LA35

.025

.89.2

ME

39.1

15.3

23.8

MD

23.8

12.3

11.5

MA

30.1

13.6

16.4

MI

35.1

20.5

14.6

MN

28.2

13.4

14.8

MS

37.5

28.2

9.3

MO

33.7

18.8

15.0

MT

30.0

17.7

12.3

NE

34.3

14.1

20.3

NV

28.2

19.7

8.5

NH

18.2

11.6

6.6

NJ

24.6

14.7

9.9

NM

39.3

27.7

11.6

NY

33.4

21.4

12.0

NC

37.1

22.4

14.7

ND

17.7

13.8

3.9

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

OH

39.5

20.3

19.2

OK

32.4

20.7

11.6

OR

29.4

19.7

9.8

PA33

.917

.316

.6

RI27

.617

.99.7

SC39

.125

.413

.7

SD19

.416

.03.4

TN42

.223

.918

.3

TX32

.923

.39.6

UT

18.3

12.6

5.7

VT

22.9

14.6

8.3

VA27

.814

.813

.0

WA

26.8

16.3

10.5

WV

39.3

21.9

17.4

WI

32.5

16.4

16.0

WY

20.8

11.9

8.9

PR63

.656

.37.3



Tabl

e 3.

11 P

over

ty G

ap—

Civi

lians

wit

h an

d w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s, b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 7

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] P

over

ty a

s a p

erce

nt o

f the

tota

l.[2

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

pov

erty

rate

s bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity.

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

U.S

.28

.213

.015

.2

AL

31.2

15.9

15.3

AK

19.2

9.79.5

AZ

28.4

16.4

12.0

AR

30.1

15.8

14.2

CA27

.114

.312

.8

CO24

.110

.613

.4

CT24

.38.7

15.5

DE

23.4

10.7

12.7

DC

40.5

13.5

27.1

FL28

.114

.613

.5

GA

29.7

15.1

14.6

HI

23.3

10.2

13.1

ID26

.013

.112

.9

IL27

.112

.115

.0

IN26

.813

.013

.8

IA25

.410

.914

.5

KS26

.311

.614

.8

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

KY34

.215

.318

.9

LA30

.816

.414

.4

ME

33.7

10.9

22.8

MD

22.3

8.513

.8

MA

27.7

9.318

.4

MI

30.6

13.7

16.8

MN

27.6

9.518

.1

MS

32.9

18.1

14.8

MO

30.2

12.6

17.6

MT

27.8

14.9

13.0

NE

27.5

10.4

17.0

NV

23.3

13.2

10.1

NH

21.6

7.514

.1

NJ

21.3

9.012

.3

NM

32.3

18.4

13.9

NY

29.8

13.2

16.6

NC

30.2

14.6

15.6

ND

24.1

9.914

.3

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

OH

31.7

12.9

18.8

OK

29.2

14.0

15.2

OR

30.7

14.7

16.0

PA28

.711

.117

.6

RI29

.611

.618

.0

SC30

.015

.014

.9

SD27

.611

.915

.7

TN32

.115

.117

.0

TX25

.614

.011

.6

UT

22.8

10.8

12.0

VT

28.4

10.1

18.3

VA24

.510

.014

.5

WA

26.1

11.1

15.0

WV

33.0

15.6

17.4

WI

27.0

11.1

15.9

WY

20.6

10.7

9.9

PR53

.141

.411

.8



Tabl

e 3.

12 P

over

ty G

ap—

Civi

lians

wit

h an

d w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

65 Y

ears

and

Ove

r Liv

ing

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s, b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

30; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 7

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] P

over

ty a

s a p

erce

nt o

f the

tota

l.[2

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

pov

erty

rate

s bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity.

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

U.S

.13

.07.5

5.4

AL

13.8

9.44.4

AK

5.93.2

2.6

AZ

12.2

8.04.2

AR

13.6

8.45.2

CA14

.38.5

5.8

CO9.7

5.83.9

CT11

.36.1

5.2

DE

8.57.0

1.4

DC

22.7

9.812

.9

FL13

.19.1

4.0

GA

14.0

8.25.8

HI

9.77.3

2.4

ID11

.78.2

3.5

IL12

.37.0

5.4

IN8.9

5.83.1

IA10

.55.9

4.7

KS10

.86.3

4.4

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

KY15

.68.0

7.5

LA17

.59.7

7.8

ME

10.7

8.02.7

MD

10.6

5.94.7

MA

13.8

7.06.8

MI

10.6

6.73.9

MN

10.7

6.04.7

MS

17.0

10.2

6.8

MO

12.2

7.25.0

MT

10.3

7.23.1

NE

10.3

6.63.7

NV

11.3

6.54.9

NH

7.63.9

3.6

NJ

12.4

6.75.7

NM

17.9

10.0

7.9

NY

16.7

9.17.6

NC

13.4

7.46.0

ND

12.3

6.85.4

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

OH

11.4

6.35.1

OK

11.1

6.64.5

OR

12.0

6.95.2

PA11

.06.5

4.5

RI13

.57.5

6.0

SC13

.46.8

6.7

SD15

.38.1

7.2

TN14

.27.4

6.8

TX14

.78.5

6.2

UT

10.5

4.75.8

VT

9.75.7

4.0

VA11

.06.2

4.8

WA

12.4

6.26.2

WV

11.4

7.63.8

WI

10.2

5.84.4

WY

10.7

3.86.9

PR44

.436

.58.0



Tabl

e 3.

13 C

hang

e in

Pov

erty

Gap

—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

and

wit

hout

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s U

nder

5 Y

ears

Liv

ing

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s: 2

013

to 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

3 an

d 20

14 A

mer

ican

Com

mun

ity S

urve

y, 1-

Year

Esti

mat

es, A

mer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8130

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.go

v (a

cces

sed

30 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. Ba

sed

on a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.[1

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

pov

erty

rate

s bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity

for 2

013

and

2014

.[2

] The

diffe

renc

e of

the

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

pov

erty

rate

s bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity

betw

een

2013

and

201

4

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14U

.S.

11.3

10.1

-1.2

AL

36.9

21.5

-15.5

AK

-3.1

22.9

26.1

AZ

21.4

23.3

1.9

AR

13.6

8.7-4

.9

CA19

.213

.2-6

.0

CO-8

.07.7

15.7

CT24

.09.5

-14.5

DE

-10.3

4.514

.7

DC

76

.0

FL8.8

6.0-2

.8

GA

11.8

5.8-6

.0

HI

52.0

11.9

-40.1

ID11

.920

.28.3

IL4.2

19.7

15.5

IN11

.621

.59.9

IA16

.79.5

-7.2

KS22

.116

.6-5

.5

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14KY

1.237

.035

.8

LA17

.1-0

.3-1

7.4

ME

-8.1

3.111

.2

MD

-2.0

12.1

14.1

MA

25.3

10.7

-14.6

MI

10.4

0.9-9

.5

MN

8.18.0

-0.1

MS

-5.1

16.9

22.0

MO

39.3

15.5

-23.8

MT

7.6-8

.0-1

5.6

NE

26.4

19.3

-7.1

NV

3.310

.47.1

NH

-11.5

4.315

.8

NJ

5.3-8

.9-1

4.2

NM

-0.4

NY

1.34.1

2.8

NC

14.8

1.4-1

3.5

ND

4.5-1

6.8-2

1.3

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14O

H23

.512

.4-1

1.1

OK

9.620

.811

.1

OR

23.5

1.3-2

2.2

PA5.4

16.9

11.4

RI-0

.3

SC33

.3-1

1.8-4

5.1

SD0.8

8.17.3

TN17

.317

.70.4

TX6.4

7.81.4

UT

-12.9

5.718

.6

VT

-1.1

VA15

.46.1

-9.2

WA

10.8

17.1

6.3

WV

1.030

.629

.6

WI

22.1

6.9-1

5.2

WY

23.6

PR-1

8.4-1

1.66.8




Tabl

e 3.

14 C

hang

e in

Pov

erty

Gap

—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

and

wit

hout

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 5

to 1

7 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

3 to

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

3 an

d 20

14 A

mer

ican

Com

mun

ity S

urve

y, 1-

Year

Esti

mat

es, A

mer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8130

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.go

v (a

cces

sed

29 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. Ba

sed

on a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.[1

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

pov

erty

rate

s bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity

for 2

013

and

2014

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

of th

e di

ffere

nce

in p

erce

ntag

e po

ints

of p

over

ty ra

tes b

etw

een

disa

bilit

y an

d no

disa

bilit

y be

twee

n 20

13 a

nd 2

014

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14U

.S.

13.5

12.4

-1.1

AL

13.9

17.3

3.4

AK

1.12.8

1.7

AZ

6.810

.74.0

AR

10.1

15.1

5.0

CA8.8

5.7-3

.0

CO9.6

13.7

4.2

CT11

.112

.71.6

DE

0.410

.810

.4

DC

16.9

37.0

20.1

FL13

.212

.8-0

.4

GA

8.89.6

0.9

HI

13.1

9.0-4

.1

ID5.7

15.6

9.9

IL12

.113

.00.9

IN14

.915

.40.5

IA13

.57.2

-6.3

KS7.2

10.9

3.7

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14KY

17.3

12.6

-4.7

LA8.1

9.21.1

ME

15.9

23.8

7.8

MD

14.0

11.5

-2.5

MA

13.8

16.4

2.7

MI

16.9

14.6

-2.3

MN

13.8

14.8

1.0

MS

11.8

9.3-2

.5

MO

11.7

15.0

3.2

MT

17.8

12.3

-5.5

NE

15.4

20.3

4.9

NV

10.3

8.5-1

.8

NH

15.9

6.6-9

.3

NJ

7.69.9

2.3

NM

16.0

11.6

-4.4

NY

13.3

12.0

-1.3

NC

14.1

14.7

0.6

ND

3.03.9

0.9

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14O

H14

.719

.24.5

OK

13.9

11.6

-2.2

OR

13.6

9.8-3

.8

PA18

.116

.6-1

.4

RI11

.39.7

-1.5

SC16

.313

.7-2

.6

SD21

.13.4

-17.7

TN10

.818

.37.5

TX12

.29.6

-2.6

UT

12.1

5.7-6

.4

VT

12.9

8.3-4

.6

VA14

.013

.0-1

.0

WA

14.0

10.5

-3.5

WV

14.8

17.4

2.6

WI

17.9

16.0

-1.9

WY

8.88.9

0.1

PR14

.77.3

-7.5




Tabl

e 3.

15 C

hang

e in

Pov

erty

Gap

—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

and

wit

hout

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

3 to

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

3 an

d 20

14 A

mer

ican

Com

mun

ity S

urve

y, 1-

Year

Esti

mat

es, A

mer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8130

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.go

v (a

cces

sed

30 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. Ba

sed

on a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.[1

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

pov

erty

rate

s bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity

for 2

013

or 2

014

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

of th

e di

ffere

nce

in p

erce

ntag

e po

ints

of p

over

ty ra

tes b

etw

een

disa

bilit

y an

d no

disa

bilit

y be

twee

n 20

13 a

nd 2

014

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14U

.S.

15.1

15.2

0.1

AL

13.4

15.3

1.9

AK

9.29.5

0.2

AZ

13.2

12.0

-1.2

AR

12.5

14.2

1.7

CA12

.612

.80.2

CO11

.913

.41.6

CT13

.915

.51.6

DE

10.5

12.7

2.2

DC

21.8

27.1

5.3

FL13

.313

.50.2

GA

13.7

14.6

1.0

HI

13.9

13.1

-0.8

ID16

.012

.9-3

.1

IL14

.315

.00.7

IN15

.613

.8-1

.8

IA16

.214

.5-1

.7

KS13

.214

.81.5

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14KY

18.1

18.9

0.8

LA14

.014

.40.4

ME

22.3

22.8

0.5

MD

13.5

13.8

0.4

MA

17.3

18.4

1.1

MI

17.2

16.8

-0.4

MN

16.4

18.1

1.8

MS

13.4

14.8

1.4

MO

17.4

17.6

0.2

MT

10.4

13.0

2.6

NE

12.8

17.0

4.2

NV

10.2

10.1

-0.1

NH

14.5

14.1

-0.4

NJ

12.7

12.3

-0.4

NM

9.513

.94.3

NY

17.2

16.6

-0.5

NC

15.3

15.6

0.3

ND

13.4

14.3

0.8

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14O

H18

.818

.80.0

OK

13.7

15.2

1.5

OR

15.9

16.0

0.2

PA17

.817

.6-0

.3

RI16

.118

.01.9

SC13

.414

.91.6

SD15

.015

.70.7

TN16

.617

.00.4

TX12

.611

.6-1

.1

UT

9.212

.02.8

VT

19.0

18.3

-0.7

VA14

.614

.5-0

.1

WA

15.7

15.0

-0.7

WV

16.1

17.4

1.3

WI

15.3

15.9

0.6

WY

6.69.9

3.3

PR10

.311

.81.5




Tabl

e 3.

16 C

hang

e in

Pov

erty

Gap

—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

and

wit

hout

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

3 to

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

3 an

d 20

14 A

mer

ican

Com

mun

ity S

urve

y, 1-

Year

Esti

mat

es, A

mer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8130

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.go

v (a

cces

sed

30 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. Ba

sed

on a

sam

ple

and

subj

ect t

o sa

mpl

ing

varia

bilit

y.[1

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

pov

erty

rate

s bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity

for 2

013

or 2

014.

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

of th

e di

ffere

nce

in p

erce

ntag

e po

ints

of p

over

ty ra

tes b

etw

een

disa

bilit

y an

d no

disa

bilit

y be

twee

n 20

13 a

nd 2

014.

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14U

.S.

5.85.4

-0.4

AL

5.24.4

-0.8

AK

1.32.6

1.3

AZ

3.74.2

0.4

AR

6.05.2

-0.8

CA5.6

5.80.2

CO4.1

3.9-0

.1

CT3.9

5.21.3

DE

4.01.4

-2.6

DC

13.6

12.9

-0.7

FL2.8

4.01.2

GA

6.35.8

-0.4

HI

5.12.4

-2.7

ID2.8

3.50.8

IL4.6

5.40.8

IN4.6

3.1-1

.5

IA4.4

4.70.2

KS4.7

4.4-0

.3

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14KY

5.67.5

1.9

LA5.1

7.82.7

ME

4.52.7

-1.8

MD

4.74.7

0.0

MA

6.76.8

0.1

MI

5.33.9

-1.4

MN

4.54.7

0.2

MS

4.96.8

1.8

MO

5.05.0

0.0

MT

4.73.1

-1.6

NE

4.43.7

-0.7

NV

3.04.9

1.8

NH

4.63.6

-1.0

NJ

4.55.7

1.2

NM

5.97.9

2.0

NY

6.57.6

1.1

NC

7.16.0

-1.1

ND

5.65.4

-0.1

State

Gap (

%) [

1]Ga

p Cha

nge

(% pt

s) [2

]20

1320

14O

H5.0

5.10.1

OK

4.74.5

-0.2

OR

4.75.2

0.5

PA4.3

4.50.2

RI1.4

6.04.6

SC4.6

6.72.1

SD7.7

7.2-0

.5

TN5.3

6.81.5

TX5.6

6.20.6

UT

3.85.8

2.0

VT

6.24.0

-2.2

VA4.8

4.8-0

.1

WA

4.56.2

1.7

WV

4.23.8

-0.4

WI

6.04.4

-1.6

WY

5.76.9

1.2

PR6.9

8.01.1




Tabl

e 3.

17 P

over

ty R

ate

amon

g Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

16 to

64

Year

s by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s an

d Ye

ar, i

n M

arch

: 198

1 to

20

15

Sour

ce: A

utho

rs' c

alcu

latio

ns u

sing

the

Cur

rent

Pop

ulat

ion

Surv

ey-A

nnua

l Soc

ial a

nd E

cono

mic

Sup

plem

ent.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e in

pov

erty

with

or w

ithou

t wor

k lim

itatio

ns o

r bro

ad d

isabi

litie

s.[2

] Wor

k Li

mita

tion

and/

or b

road

disa

bilit

y de

finiti

on.

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No19

8126

.510

.8---

------

---

1982

27.1

11.9

------

------

1983

27.4

12.2

------

------

1984

27.3

11.5

------

------

1985

27.1

11.1

------

------

1986

26.3

10.6

------

------

1987

26.5

9.7---

------

---

1988

26.3

9.6---

------

---

1989

26.6

9.3---

------

---

1990

28.0

9.8---

------

---

1991

27.6

10.4

------

------

1992

28.7

10.7

------

------

1993

30.4

11.2

------

------

1994

29.9

10.7

------

------

1995

27.6

10.4

------

------

1996

28.6

10.3

------

------

1997

28.6

10.3

------

------

1998

28.1

9.8---

------

---

Year

Defin

ition

of D

isabil

ityPe

ople

with

a Wo

rk

Limita

tion (

%) [

1]Pe

ople

with

a Br

oad

Disa

bility

(%) [

1]Eit

her (

%) [

2]

Yes

NoYe

sNo

Yes

No

1999

28.4

9.4---

------

---

2000

26.7

9.0---

------

---

2001

27.0

8.3---

------

---

2002

26.9

8.9---

------

---

2003

28.4

9.4---

------

---

2004

28.1

9.6---

------

---

2005

27.8

10.1

------

------

2006

28.1

9.9---

------

---

2007

28.5

9.6---

------

---

2008

28.9

9.7---

------

---

2009

28.5

10.5

25.5

10.8

25.7

10.2

2010

28.9

11.8

25.0

12.2

25.7

11.6

2011

31.2

12.4

27.7

12.8

28.3

12.1

2012

31.0

12.4

28.8

12.7

28.6

12.0

2013

31.2

12.4

28.5

12.7

28.8

12.0

2014

32.3

12.0

28.7

12.4

29.1

11.7

2015

30.5

12.0

28.5

12.4

27.6

11.7


This section presents statistics on earnings in the United States. The statistics describe the earnings of individuals with and without disabilities in the past 12 months, as well as the difference in percentage earned (earnings gap) between these two populations. The principal source of these data is the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically the American Community Survey. Statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey (see the glossary for more details.) In addition, in the American Community Survey people are asked about their total income for the past 12 months. This information is used to calculate earnings. When presenting earnings data, the median earnings (or middlemost) value is used rather than the average earnings because people’s incomes are heavily skewed—the higher the salary, the fewer people who earn that respective salary—the average does not represent the population as well as the median.

Tables

Tables 4.1: In 2014, for the individuals with disabilities ages 16 years and over living in the community that had earnings from work, median earnings were $21,232. In contrast, among individuals without disabilities ages 16 years and over living in the community that had earnings from work, median earnings were $31,324, an earnings gap of $10,092. This earnings gap is smallest (meaning the earnings of people with disabilities are closest to the earnings of people without disabilities) in Puerto Rico ($2,304) and largest (meaning the earnings of people with disabilities are furthest from the earnings of people without disabilities) in District of Columbia $21,603.

Section 4: Earnings


Tabl

e 4.

1 Ea

rnin

gs—

Med

ian

Earn

ings

of C

ivili

ans

Age

s 16

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver i

n th

e Pa

st 1

2 M

onth

s fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s, b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus

(in 2

014

infla

tion

-adj

uste

d do

llars

): 20

14

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B181

40; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 7

Oct

ober

201

5).

[1] Th

e di

ffere

nce

in m

edia

n ea

rnin

gs o

f no

disa

bilit

y an

d di

sabi

lity.

State

Tota

l ($)

Disa

bility

($)

No

Disa

bility

($)

Gap (

$) [1

]

USA

30,90

4 21

,232

31,32

4 10

,092

AL

26,98

419

,407

27,54

9 8,

142

AK

37,02

032

,855

37,24

5 4,

390

AZ

29,93

420

,199

30,36

1 10

,162

AR

26,43

020

,235

26,88

0 6,

645

CA31

,280

22,54

931

,582

9,03

3

CO32

,438

22,80

733

,593

10,78

6

CT38

,853

21,75

640

,249

18,49

3

DE

33,08

423

,280

34,35

0 11

,070

DC

46,28

525

,847

47,45

0 21

,603

FL27

,268

20,88

627

,677

6,79

1

GA

30,03

321

,931

30,37

2 8,

441

HI

33,12

625

,155

33,97

1 8,

816

ID25

,233

20,67

225

,515

4,84

3

IL32

,060

21,97

932

,402

10,42

3

IN29

,152

20,40

230

,070

9,66

8

IA30

,900

18,64

731

,435

12,78

8

KS30

,400

20,79

330

,889

10,09

6

State

Tota

l ($)

Disa

bility

($)

No

Disa

bility

($)

Gap (

$) [1

]

KY26

,965

20,06

227

,528

7,46

6

LA29

,576

21,66

830

,219

8,55

1

ME

27,79

016

,612

29,25

8 12

,646

MD

40,13

627

,072

40,58

3 13

,511

MA

37,77

022

,749

39,20

7 16

,458

MI

28,40

717

,401

29,59

7 12

,196

MN

33,89

719

,253

35,18

4 15

,931

MS

26,71

820

,186

27,21

9 7,

033

MO

29,08

818

,392

30,16

8 11

,776

MT

25,67

716

,322

26,26

5 9,

943

NE

30,11

020

,317

30,47

8 10

,161

NV

30,26

423

,377

30,54

7 7,

170

NH

35,29

723

,584

35,93

8 12

,354

NJ

39,15

326

,387

40,15

9 13

,772

NM

25,87

318

,104

26,37

7 8,

273

NY

34,44

122

,957

35,28

8 12

,331

NC

28,20

120

,157

29,02

3 8,

866

ND

32,16

421

,829

32,70

2 10

,873

State

Tota

l ($)

Disa

bility

($)

No

Disa

bility

($)

Gap (

$) [1

]

OH

30,21

218

,321

30,78

9 12

,468

OK

28,68

322

,458

29,54

7 7,

089

OR

27,43

319

,358

28,65

8 9,

300

PA31

,635

21,10

932

,124

11,01

5

RI31

,302

22,37

131

,679

9,30

8

SC26

,878

20,15

727

,296

7,13

9

SD29

,306

19,55

230

,150

10,59

8

TN26

,987

19,80

327

,448

7,64

5

TX30

,363

21,67

430

,753

9,07

9

UT

27,58

719

,609

28,42

7 8,

818

VT

30,31

217

,562

30,78

6 13

,224

VA35

,160

22,38

535

,824

13,43

9

WA

33,37

424

,362

34,60

4 10

,242

WV

27,17

320

,351

27,90

2 7,

551

WI

30,69

318

,978

31,18

6 12

,208

WY

30,92

922

,657

31,41

1 8,

754

PR16

,686

14,59

216

,896

2,30

4



This section presents statistics on Veterans in the United States. Specifically, the data address service connected to disability rating; the prevalence of disabilities in the Veteran population; the portion of the Veteran population that experiences poverty (as well as the difference between the poverty rates (poverty gap) of Veterans with and without disabilities), by disability status; and Veterans’ benefits, by disability status. The principal sources of these data are the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically the American Community Survey and the Veterans Benefits Administration’s Annual Benefits Report. For these tables, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey (see the glossary for more details.) Poverty is defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget and set as a dollar threshold by the U.S. Census Bureau in all sources (see the glossary for details).

Tables

Table 5.1: In 2014, according to the American Community Survey, 1,062,730 individuals ages 18 and over living in the community reported having a military service-connected disability rating of 70 percent or more.

Table 5.2: In 2014, there were 9,750,976 civilian veterans ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 1,170,385 of which were individuals with disabilities—a prevalence rate of 12.0 percent. Puerto Rico had the highest prevalence rate, 29.1 percent, while Maryland had the lowest prevalence rate, 11.8 percent.

Table 5.3: In 2014, there were 9,155,353 civilian veterans ages 65 years and over living in the community, 3,650,723 of which were individuals with disabilities—a prevalence rate of 39.9 percent. Puerto Rico had the highest prevalence rate, 52.1 percent, while Delaware had the lowest prevalence rate, 33.6 percent.

Tables 5.4 and 5.6: In 2014, of the 1,770,385 civilian veterans with disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 318,637 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate

of 18.0 percent. In contrast, of the 7,953,723 civilian veterans without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 578,038 civilian veterans lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 7.3 percent. The poverty rate for civilian veterans with disabilities was highest in District of Columbia (40.0 percent) and lowest in Alaska (7.8 percent).

Tables 5.5 and 5.7: In 2014, of the 3,650,712 civilian veterans with disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community, 228,155 individuals lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 6.2 percent. In contrast, of the 5,504,630 civilian veterans without disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community, 241,376 civilian veterans lived in poverty—a poverty rate of 4.4 percent. The poverty rate for civilian veterans with disabilities was highest in Puerto Rico (22.0 percent) and lowest in Alaska (2.7 percent).

Table 5.8: In 2014, the poverty rate of civilian veterans with disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community was 18.0 percent, while the poverty rate of individuals without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community was 7.3 percent—a poverty gap of 10.7 percentage points. The poverty gap was smallest in Puerto Rico (1.7 percentage points, meaning the poverty rate of individuals without disabilities was higher than that of individuals with disabilities) and greatest in District of Columbia (30.6 percentage points).

Table 5.9: In 2014, the poverty rate of civilian veterans with disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community was 6.2 percent, while the poverty rate of individuals without disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community was 4.4 percent—a poverty gap of 1.9 percentage points. The poverty gap was smallest in Montana (-0.2 percentage points, meaning the poverty rate of individuals without disabilities was higher than that of individuals with disabilities) and greatest in District of Columbia (10.8 percentage points).

Table 5.10: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2014, the United States spent a total of $75,265,436 on compensation and pension benefits paid to disabled veterans.

Section 5: Veterans


Tabl

e 5.

1 Se

rvic

e-Co

nnec

ted

Dis

abili

ty R

atin

g—Ci

vilia

n Ve

tera

ns A

ges

18 Y

ears

and

Ove

r Liv

ing

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y, b

y D

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tus:

201

4

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201

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unity

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vey,

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ble

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actfi

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Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

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e an

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t to

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g va

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lity.

State

Tota

l Ve

tera

nsHa

s a

Ratin

g0 P

erce

nt10

to 60

Pe

rcent

70 Pe

rcent

or

High

erRa

ting N

ot

Repo

rted

U.S

.19

,259,7

173,7

56,13

1 20

7,212

2,

261,5

70

1,062

,730

224,6

19

AL

344,3

04

79,29

0 4,

222

47,08

1 22

,292

5,695

AK

69,84

8 17

,096

528

10,84

3 3,9

031,8

22

AZ

483,0

26

98,16

3 7,

369

58,42

4 26

,766

5,604

AR

207,8

86

47,74

1 2,

198

24,89

0 17

,373

3,280

CA 1,

693,6

02

316,8

45

21,06

6 18

9,688

85

,145

20,94

6

CO 37

7,992

83

,405

3,69

2 52

,829

23,41

63,4

68

CT 18

9,056

25

,301

1,72

0 16

,030

5,650

1,901

DE

72,01

7 10

,342

491

6,11

3 3,1

5858

0

DC

28,05

5 5,

226

194

3,68

8 1,0

5828

6

FL 1,

461,7

22

297,0

45

18,59

4 18

1,624

81

,783

15,04

4

GA

651,2

83

140,3

70

5,94

1 83

,285

43,57

77,5

67

HI

109,8

71

21,54

1 1,

362

12,62

2 5,9

351,6

22

ID 11

5,951

23

,187

990

15,45

4 5,7

361,0

07

IL 63

9,445

84

,898

5,71

3 50

,392

22,54

36,2

50

IN 40

8,790

76

,428

3,52

7 52

,627

16,01

24,2

62

IA 19

8,627

32

,329

1,88

5 21

,793

6,778

1,873

KS 18

7,113

35

,047

2,25

0 21

,887

9,003

1,907

KY 28

0,030

59

,555

2,93

6 33

,974

18,23

94,4

06

LA 26

1,722

52

,332

3,07

4 27

,598

18,55

13,1

09

ME

113,9

58

25,96

7 1,

064

14,26

7 9,4

081,2

28

MD

384,8

82

66,78

3 3,

299

42,69

7 15

,093

5,694

MA

338,2

87

54,35

6 3,

867

31,83

4 15

,018

3,637

MI

600,1

35

91,88

2 7,

047

52,89

6 26

,553

5,386

MN

322,4

21

80,28

3 3,

585

57,34

5 16

,029

3,324

MS

174,5

00

33,64

4 1,

760

19,52

0 9,5

482,8

16

MO

438,2

87

83,29

5 4,

233

50,04

9 23

,476

5,537

State

Tota

l Ve

tera

nsHa

s a

Ratin

g0 P

erce

nt10

to 60

Pe

rcent

70 Pe

rcent

or

High

erRa

ting N

ot

Repo

rted

MT

84,49

6 17

,841

1,26

4 12

,218

3,250

1,109

NE

127,7

30

36,26

3 1,

018

25,42

4 8,0

171,8

04

NV

212,3

14

46,61

8 2,

442

26,11

3 15

,633

2,430

NH

99,55

2 17

,097

1,25

0 10

,545

4,314

988

NJ

360,4

15

47,92

8 3,

087

26,93

8 13

,444

4,459

NM

152,0

55

35,94

7 2,

006

19,31

0 12

,647

1,984

NY

773,0

63

107,9

92

7,57

6 62

,676

30,54

17,1

99

NC

673,3

84

159,9

12

6,59

6 93

,812

51,42

58,0

79

ND

50,18

5 10

,088

753

7,05

6 2,0

3624

3

OH

759,7

37

117,3

82

7,43

9 72

,944

26,90

910

,090

OK

276,6

95

77,55

2 2,

754

41,68

6 29

,077

4,035

OR

295,3

48

58,45

0 2,

950

35,04

0 18

,088

2,372

PA 82

1,624

10

9,378

7,

999

64,71

1 30

,731

5,937

RI 63

,726

12,30

4 77

3 7,

598

3,050

883

SC 36

8,017

87

,020

3,41

2 48

,327

27,74

27,5

39

SD 62

,645

16,27

7 91

0 10

,636

3,889

842

TN 45

0,313

95

,587

4,06

7 55

,767

30,78

44,9

69

TX 1,

496,7

24

350,0

21

15,18

7 20

2,560

11

4,567

17,70

7

UT

131,3

81

23,58

0 1,

128

16,16

3 5,0

571,2

32

VT

43,72

5 7,

549

480

4,50

8 1,9

8357

8

VA 69

0,427

15

6,275

9,

050

99,60

1 39

,948

7,676

WA

558,8

95

118,1

76

6,22

8 74

,508

30,28

07,1

60

WV

140,7

55

30,30

1 1,

342

15,70

7 10

,272

2,980

WI

368,2

81

64,50

2 4,

073

42,08

8 15

,458

2,883

WY

45,42

0 9,

740

821

6,18

4 1,5

451,1

90

PR 89

,665

22,56

8 1,

242

11,32

1 8,8

501,1

55



Tabl

e 5.

2 Ci

vilia

n Ve

tera

ns A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s, b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

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stim

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, Am

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actF

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ble

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07; f

actfi

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.cen

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(acc

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d 7

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ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

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sam

plin

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riabi

lity.

[1] C

ount

of d

isabi

lity

or n

o di

sabi

lity

as a

per

cent

of t

otal

.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

Coun

t%

Coun

t%

[1]

U.S

. 9,

750,9

76

1,17

0,385

12

.0 7,

980,5

91

81.8

AL

187,4

46

40,57

1 21

.6 14

6,875

78

.4

AK

47,96

8 7,

658

16.0

40,31

0 84

.0

AZ

227,6

49

40,72

6 17

.9 18

6,923

82

.1

AR

107,8

88

25,38

7 23

.5 82

,501

76.5

CA 82

6,995

13

3,195

16

.1 69

3,800

83

.9

CO 21

3,013

36

,651

17.2

176,3

62

82.8

CT 78

,494

9,92

6 12

.6 68

,568

87.4

DE

37,79

6 5,

320

14.1

32,47

6 85

.9

DC

14,83

0 2,

373

16.0

12,45

7 84

.0

FL 66

8,127

12

1,963

18

.3 54

6,164

81

.7

GA

384,7

71

71,17

2 18

.5 31

3,599

81

.5

HI

63,68

0 7,

569

11.9

56,11

1 88

.1

ID 56

,767

9,81

2 17

.3 46

,955

82.7

IL 29

9,737

49

,712

16.6

250,0

25

83.4

IN 20

3,718

42

,590

20.9

161,1

28

79.1

IA 94

,007

14,78

4 15

.7 79

,223

84.3

KS 92

,289

18,66

7 20

.2 73

,622

79.8

KY 14

9,767

35

,517

23.7

114,2

50

76.3

LA 13

9,990

27

,938

20.0

112,0

52

80.0

ME

55,16

2 12

,322

22.3

42,84

0 77

.7

MD

222,3

72

26,33

5 11

.8 19

6,037

88

.2

MA

144,3

38

25,28

3 17

.5 11

9,055

82

.5

MI

284,6

37

56,19

0 19

.7 22

8,447

80

.3

MN

146,7

21

23,95

0 16

.3 12

2,771

83

.7

MS

91,70

3 17

,629

19.2

74,07

4 80

.8

MO

224,1

73

47,13

5 21

.0 17

7,038

79

.0

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

Coun

t%

Coun

t%

[1]

MT

43,03

8 9,

009

20.9

34,02

9 79

.1

NE

64,71

4 9,

328

14.4

55,38

6 85

.6

NV

111,4

30

21,54

2 19

.3 89

,888

80.7

NH

47,22

1 8,

338

17.7

38,88

3 82

.3

NJ

138,1

20

21,38

7 15

.5 11

6,733

84

.5

NM

76,99

9 14

,170

18.4

62,82

9 81

.6

NY

331,4

92

56,29

8 17

.0 27

5,194

83

.0

NC

372,2

60

73,72

9 19

.8 29

8,531

80

.2

ND

28,55

8 4,

496

15.7

24,06

2 84

.3

OH

373,8

46

71,10

1 19

.0 30

2,745

81

.0

OK

148,7

54

36,92

8 24

.8 11

1,826

75

.2

OR

136,7

84

32,10

4 23

.5 10

4,680

76

.5

PA 35

8,772

61

,653

17.2

297,1

19

82.8

RI 27

,852

5,75

2 20

.7 22

,100

79.3

SC 19

8,558

39

,354

19.8

159,2

04

80.2

SD 33

,063

7,02

1 21

.2 26

,042

78.8

TN 23

9,967

55

,071

22.9

184,8

96

77.1

TX 86

2,501

15

9,826

18

.5 70

2,675

81

.5

UT

67,48

4 11

,680

17.3

55,80

4 82

.7

VT

20,62

9 3,

763

18.2

16,86

6 81

.8

VA 42

5,520

52

,282

12.3

373,2

38

87.7

WA

310,5

77

55,07

3 17

.7 25

5,504

82

.3

WV

69,62

1 16

,389

23.5

53,23

2 76

.5

WI

173,8

02

29,49

7 17

.0 14

4,305

83

.0

WY

25,37

6 4,2

1916

.6 21

,157

83.4

PR38

116

1108

429

.1 27

,032

70.9



Tabl

e 5.

3 Ci

vilia

n Ve

tera

ns A

ges

65 Y

ears

and

Ove

r Liv

ing

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s,

by D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B210

07; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 7

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] C

ount

of d

isabi

lity

or n

o di

sabi

lity

as a

per

cent

of t

otal

.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

Coun

t%

[1]

Coun

t%

[1]

U.S

.9,1

55,35

3 3,6

50,72

3 39

.95,5

04,63

0 60

.1

AL

152,9

53

69,79

7 45

.6 83

,156

54.4

AK

20,76

0 9,

546

46.0

11,21

4 54

.0

AZ

248,4

11

101,4

89

40.9

146,9

22

59.1

AR

97,16

1 43

,958

45.2

53,20

3 54

.8

CA 84

2,068

33

4,227

39

.7 50

7,841

60

.3

CO 15

8,577

61

,188

38.6

97,38

9 61

.4

CT 10

6,417

38

,726

36.4

67,69

1 63

.6

DE

33,01

8 11

,083

33.6

21,93

5 66

.4

DC

12,62

9 5,

080

40.2

7,54

9 59

.8

FL 77

4,739

29

7,522

38

.4 47

7,217

61

.6

GA

255,2

29

102,3

48

40.1

152,8

81

59.9

HI

44,37

3 16

,829

37.9

27,54

4 62

.1

ID 57

,541

25,34

8 44

.1 32

,193

55.9

IL 32

5,321

12

4,311

38

.2 20

1,010

61

.8

IN 19

4,647

83

,680

43.0

110,9

67

57.0

IA 10

0,372

38

,157

38.0

62,21

5 62

.0

KS 87

,562

33,66

7 38

.4 53

,895

61.6

KY 12

3,735

57

,102

46.1

66,63

3 53

.9

LA 11

5,044

48

,812

42.4

66,23

2 57

.6

ME

56,70

6 22

,302

39.3

34,40

4 60

.7

MD

157,9

62

55,57

0 35

.2 10

2,392

64

.8

MA

185,8

20

68,18

2 36

.7 11

7,638

63

.3

MI

305,0

16

119,0

33

39.0

185,9

83

61.0

MN

167,5

23

64,06

1 38

.2 10

3,462

61

.8

MS

78,70

5 37

,612

47.8

41,09

3 52

.2

MO

203,4

88

86,13

4 42

.3 11

7,354

57

.7

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

Coun

t%

[1]

Coun

t%

[1]

MT

40,41

1 15

,811

39.1

24,60

0 60

.9

NE

60,75

1 25

,844

42.5

34,90

7 57

.5

NV

98,58

4 39

,824

40.4

58,76

0 59

.6

NH

49,14

4 18

,774

38.2

30,37

0 61

.8

NJ

216,0

95

78,45

4 36

.3 13

7,641

63

.7

NM

72,43

7 31

,797

43.9

40,64

0 56

.1

NY

424,3

44

160,4

03

37.8

263,9

41

62.2

NC

292,0

49

117,4

77

40.2

174,5

72

59.8

ND

20,59

5 7,

756

37.7

12,83

9 62

.3

OH

370,4

93

143,2

52

38.7

227,2

41

61.3

OK

122,3

87

58,51

9 47

.8 63

,868

52.2

OR

154,0

86

66,62

9 43

.2 87

,457

56.8

PA 44

4,913

16

5,969

37

.3 27

8,944

62

.7

RI 33

,456

12,99

4 38

.8 20

,462

61.2

SC 16

2,739

64

,363

39.5

98,37

6 60

.5

SD 28

,075

11,70

3 41

.7 16

,372

58.3

TN 20

3,124

85

,259

42.0

117,8

65

58.0

TX 60

2,301

25

7,766

42

.8 34

4,535

57

.2

UT

62,62

5 25

,814

41.2

36,81

1 58

.8

VT

22,01

4 9,

002

40.9

13,01

2 59

.1

VA 25

2,026

91

,346

36.2

160,6

80

63.8

WA

242,0

09

99,32

4 41

.0 14

2,685

59

.0

WV

68,92

9 31

,558

45.8

37,37

1 54

.2

WI

186,6

35

67,17

0 36

.0 11

9,465

64

.0

WY

19,35

4 8,

151

42.1

11,20

3 57

.9

PR51

222

2666

552

.1 24

,557

47.9



Tabl

e 5.

4 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

n Ve

tera

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B210

07; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 7

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] C

ount

of V

eter

ans w

ith d

isabi

litie

s in

pove

rty

as a

per

cent

of t

otal

.

Pove

rtySta

teTo

tal

Coun

t%

[1]

U.S

. 1,

770,3

85

318,6

37

18.0

AL

40,57

1 7,

324

18.1

AK

7,65

8 60

0 7.8

AZ

40,72

6 7,

844

19.3

AR

25,38

7 3,

897

15.4

CA 13

3,195

26

,577

20.0

CO 36

,651

5,64

5 15

.4

CT 9,

926

1,48

6 15

.0

DE

5,32

0 71

8 13

.5

DC

2,37

3 94

9 40

.0

FL 12

1,963

22

,792

18.7

GA

71,17

2 12

,597

17.7

HI

7,56

9 1,

185

15.7

ID 9,

812

1,54

6 15

.8

IL 49

,712

11,36

7 22

.9

IN 42

,590

8,35

9 19

.6

IA 14

,784

2,26

3 15

.3

KS 18

,667

2,80

0 15

.0

Pove

rtySta

teTo

tal

Coun

t%

[1]

KY 35

,517

6,72

0 18

.9

LA 27

,938

5,46

1 19

.5

ME

12,32

2 2,

174

17.6

MD

26,33

5 4,

440

16.9

MA

25,28

3 5,

321

21.0

MI

56,19

0 11

,641

20.7

MN

23,95

0 3,

722

15.5

MS

17,62

9 3,

347

19.0

MO

47,13

5 10

,318

21.9

MT

9,00

9 1,

346

14.9

NE

9,32

8 1,

524

16.3

NV

21,54

2 3,

961

18.4

NH

8,33

8 1,

084

13.0

NJ

21,38

7 3,

352

15.7

NM

14,17

0 2,

164

15.3

NY

56,29

8 10

,280

18.3

NC

73,72

9 13

,245

18.0

ND

4,49

6 39

1 8.7

Pove

rtySta

teTo

tal

Coun

t%

[1]

OH

71,10

1 15

,379

21.6

OK

36,92

8 5,

876

15.9

OR

32,10

4 6,

313

19.7

PA 61

,653

12,29

4 19

.9

RI 5,

752

1,14

7 19

.9

SC 39

,354

6,86

0 17

.4

SD 7,

021

1,58

8 22

.6

TN 55

,071

11,30

3 20

.5

TX 15

9,826

22

,319

14.0

UT

11,68

0 1,

753

15.0

VT

3,76

3 45

2 12

.0

VA 52

,282

7,51

2 14

.4

WA

55,07

3 9,

049

16.4

WV

16,38

9 2,

828

17.3

WI

29,49

7 4,

909

16.6

WY

4,21

9 61

5 14

.6

PR 11

,084

2,53

9 22

.9



Tabl

e 5.

5 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

n Ve

tera

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B210

07; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 8

Oct

ober

201

5). B

ased

on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] C

ount

of V

eter

ans w

ith d

isabi

litie

s in

pove

rty

as a

per

cent

of t

otal

.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

% [1

]U

.S.

3,65

0,712

22

8,155

6.2

AL

69,79

7 5,

564

8.0

AK

9,54

6 25

8 2.7

AZ

101,4

89

5,70

0 5.6

AR

43,95

8 2,

961

6.7

CA 33

4,227

23

,084

6.9

CO 61

,188

3,76

1 6.1

CT 38

,726

1,85

0 4.8

DE

11,08

3 55

4 5.0

DC

5,08

0 81

0 15

.9

FL 29

7,522

19

,022

6.4

GA

102,3

48

6,54

8 6.4

HI

16,82

9 89

9 5.3

ID 25

,348

2,33

1 9.2

IL 12

4,311

8,

717

7.0

IN 83

,680

4,01

2 4.8

IA 38

,157

2,30

3 6.0

KS 33

,667

1,70

8 5.1

State

Tota

lPo

verty

% [1

]KY

57,10

2 4,

567

8.0

LA 48

,812

4,57

9 9.4

ME

22,30

2 1,

215

5.4

MD

55,57

0 3,

525

6.3

MA

68,18

2 3,

591

5.3

MI

119,0

33

6,25

5 5.3

MN

64,06

1 3,

074

4.8

MS

37,61

2 2,

608

6.9

MO

86,13

4 6,

247

7.3

MT

15,81

1 92

6 5.9

NE

25,84

4 1,

475

5.7

NV

39,82

4 2,

704

6.8

NH

18,77

4 71

4 3.8

NJ

78,45

4 4,

547

5.8

NM

31,79

7 2,

636

8.3

NY

160,4

03

8,92

0 5.6

NC

117,4

77

8,38

9 7.1

ND

7,75

6 38

9 5.0

State

Tota

lPo

verty

% [1

]O

H 14

3,252

7,

143

5.0

OK

58,51

9 3,

128

5.3

OR

66,62

9 3,

496

5.2

PA 16

5,969

9,

299

5.6

RI 12

,994

968

7.4

SC 64

,363

3,25

3 5.1

SD 11

,703

906

7.7

TN 85

,259

5,67

8 6.7

TX 25

7,766

15

,518

6.0

UT

25,81

4 1,

998

7.7

VT

9,00

2 38

0 4.2

VA 91

,346

5,60

5 6.1

WA

99,32

4 6,

974

7.0

WV

31,55

8 2,

452

7.8

WI

67,17

0 4,

325

6.4

WY

8,15

1 58

9 7.2

PR 26

,665

5,87

4 22

.0



Tabl

e 5.

6 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

n Ve

tera

ns w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B210

07; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 8

Oct

ober

201

5).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g v+

A20a

riabi

lity.

[1] C

ount

of V

eter

ans w

ithou

t disa

bilit

ies i

n po

vert

y as

a p

erce

nt o

f tot

al.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

% [1

]U

.S.

7,95

3,723

57

8,038

7.3

AL

146,8

75

12,17

7 8.3

AK

40,31

0 1,

961

4.9

AZ

186,9

23

15,23

0 8.1

AR

82,50

1 8,

026

9.7

CA 69

3,800

56

,038

8.1

CO 17

6,362

12

,237

6.9

CT 68

,568

3,16

1 4.6

DE

32,47

6 1,

305

4.0

DC

12,45

7 1,

175

9.4

FL 54

6,164

45

,587

8.3

GA

313,5

99

21,99

0 7.0

HI

56,11

1 3,

387

6.0

ID 46

,955

4,15

5 8.8

IL 25

0,025

16

,668

6.7

IN 16

1,128

12

,460

7.7

IA 79

,223

4,55

6 5.8

KS 73

,622

4,41

5 6.0

State

Tota

lPo

verty

% [1

]KY

114,2

50

9,22

6 8.1

LA 11

2,052

11

,554

10.3

ME

42,84

0 2,

240

5.2

MD

196,0

37

8,31

9 4.2

MA

119,0

55

6,91

5 5.8

MI

228,4

47

20,54

2 9.0

MN

122,7

71

6,64

5 5.4

MS

74,07

4 8,

021

10.8

MO

177,0

38

13,22

5 7.5

MT

34,02

9 2,

974

8.7

NE

55,38

6 3,

500

6.3

NV

89,88

8 7,

003

7.8

NH

38,88

3 2,

414

6.2

NJ

116,7

33

6,49

5 5.6

NM

62,82

9 5,

905

9.4

NY

275,1

94

19,12

0 6.9

NC

298,5

31

22,43

2 7.5

ND

24,06

2 1,

439

6.0

State

Tota

lPo

verty

% [1

]O

H 30

2,745

21

,518

7.1

OK

111,8

26

8,85

2 7.9

OR

104,6

80

9,09

6 8.7

PA 29

7,119

20

,699

7.0

RI 22

,100

2,24

6 10

.2

SC 15

9,204

12

,044

7.6

SD 26

,042

2,57

3 9.9

TN 18

4,896

16

,651

9.0

TX 70

2,675

42

,598

6.1

UT

55,80

4 3,

537

6.3

VT

16,86

6 1,

205

7.1

VA 37

3,238

18

,419

4.9

WA

255,5

04

18,90

0 7.4

WV

53,23

2 5,

394

10.1

WI

144,3

05

10,43

9 7.2

WY

21,15

7 1,

370

6.5

PR 27

,032

5,72

5 21

.2



Tabl

e 5.

7 Po

vert

y—Ci

vilia

n Ve

tera

ns w

itho

ut D

isab

iliti

es A

ges

65 Y

ears

and

Ove

r Liv

ing

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r th

e U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B210

07; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 8

Oct

ober

201

5).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] C

ount

of V

eter

ans w

ithou

t disa

bilit

ies i

n po

vert

y as

a p

erce

nt o

f tot

al.

State

Tota

lPo

verty

% [1

]U

.S.

5,50

4,630

24

1,376

4.4

AL

83,15

6 4,

376

5.3

AK

11,21

4 11

1 1.0

AZ

146,9

22

7,27

4 5.0

AR

53,20

3 2,

744

5.2

CA 50

7,841

23

,075

4.5

CO 97

,389

4,02

2 4.1

CT 67

,691

1,97

1 2.9

DE

21,93

5 88

9 4.1

DC

7,54

9 39

0 5.2

FL 47

7,217

22

,535

4.7

GA

152,8

81

6,44

7 4.2

HI

27,54

4 1,

303

4.7

ID 32

,193

1,82

6 5.7

IL 20

1,010

8,

535

4.2

IN 11

0,967

5,

093

4.6

IA 62

,215

2,44

2 3.9

KS 53

,895

2,16

7 4.0

State

Tota

lPo

verty

% [1

]KY

66,63

3 3,

647

5.5

LA 66

,232

3,26

5 4.9

ME

34,40

4 1,

348

3.9

MD

102,3

92

3,92

9 3.8

MA

117,6

38

5,31

8 4.5

MI

185,9

83

8,07

2 4.3

MN

103,4

62

4,05

5 3.9

MS

41,09

3 2,

067

5.0

MO

117,3

54

5,62

8 4.8

MT

24,60

0 1,

493

6.1

NE

34,90

7 1,

370

3.9

NV

58,76

0 2,

721

4.6

NH

30,37

0 1,

079

3.6

NJ

137,6

41

4,90

4 3.6

NM

40,64

0 2,

322

5.7

NY

263,9

41

11,68

7 4.4

NC

174,5

72

6,76

7 3.9

ND

12,83

9 47

6 3.7

State

Tota

lPo

verty

% [1

]O

H 22

7,241

8,

958

3.9

OK

63,86

8 3,

190

5.0

OR

87,45

7 4,

493

5.1

PA 27

8,944

12

,472

4.5

RI 20

,462

715

3.5

SC 98

,376

4,84

7 4.9

SD 16

,372

1,04

3 6.4

TN 11

7,865

5,

708

4.8

TX 34

4,535

15

,430

4.5

UT

36,81

1 1,

353

3.7

VT

13,01

2 51

6 4.0

VA 16

0,680

5,

494

3.4

WA

142,6

85

5,52

0 3.9

WV

37,37

1 1,

841

4.9

WI

119,4

65

4,21

2 3.5

WY

11,20

3 23

6 2.1

PR 24

,557

3,66

0 14

.9



Tabl

e 5.

8 Po

vert

y G

ap—

Civi

lian

Vete

rans

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

an

d St

ates

by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B210

07; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 26

Oct

ober

201

5).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] C

ount

of c

ivili

an V

eter

ans a

s a p

erce

nt o

f tot

al.

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

in p

erce

ntag

e po

ints

betw

een

disa

bilit

y an

d no

disa

bilit

y po

vert

y ra

tes.

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap (

% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

U.S

.18

.07.3

10.7

AL

18.1

8.39.8

AK

7.84.9

3.0

AZ

19.3

8.111

.1

AR

15.4

9.75.6

CA20

.08.1

11.9

CO15

.46.9

8.5

CT15

.04.6

10.4

DE

13.5

4.09.5

DC

40.0

9.430

.6

FL18

.78.3

10.3

GA

17.7

7.010

.7

HI

15.7

6.09.6

ID15

.88.8

6.9

IL22

.96.7

16.2

IN19

.67.7

11.9

IA15

.35.8

9.6

KS15

.06.0

9.0

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap (

% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

KY18

.98.1

10.8

LA19

.510

.39.2

ME

17.6

5.212

.4

MD

16.9

4.212

.6

MA

21.0

5.815

.2

MI

20.7

9.011

.7

MN

15.5

5.410

.1

MS

19.0

10.8

8.2

MO

21.9

7.514

.4

MT

14.9

8.76.2

NE

16.3

6.310

.0

NV

18.4

7.810

.6

NH

13.0

6.26.8

NJ

15.7

5.610

.1

NM

15.3

9.45.9

NY

18.3

6.911

.3

NC

18.0

7.510

.5

ND

8.76.0

2.7

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap (

% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

OH

21.6

7.114

.5

OK

15.9

7.98.0

OR

19.7

8.711

.0

PA19

.97.0

13.0

RI19

.910

.29.8

SC17

.47.6

9.9

SD22

.69.9

12.7

TN20

.59.0

11.5

TX14

.06.1

7.9

UT

15.0

6.38.7

VT

12.0

7.14.9

VA14

.44.9

9.4

WA

16.4

7.49.0

WV

17.3

10.1

7.1

WI

16.6

7.29.4

WY

14.6

6.58.1

PR22

.921

.21.7



Tabl

e 5.

9 Po

vert

y G

ap—

Civi

lian

Vete

rans

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes

by D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

1-Ye

ar E

stim

ates

, Am

eric

an F

actF

inde

r, Ta

ble

B210

07; f

actfi

nder

.cen

sus.g

ov

(acc

esse

d 28

Oct

ober

201

5).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] C

ount

of c

ivili

an V

eter

ans a

s a p

erce

nt o

f tot

al.

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

in p

erce

ntag

e po

ints

betw

een

disa

bilit

y an

d no

disa

bilit

y po

vert

y ra

tes.

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap (

% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

U.S

.6.2

4.41.9

AL

8.05.3

2.7

AK

2.71.0

1.7

AZ

5.65.0

0.7

AR

6.75.2

1.6

CA6.9

4.52.4

CO6.1

4.12.0

CT4.8

2.91.9

DE

5.04.1

0.9

DC

15.9

5.210

.8

FL6.4

4.71.7

GA

6.44.2

2.2

HI

5.34.7

0.6

ID9.2

5.73.5

IL7.0

4.22.8

IN4.8

4.60.2

IA6.0

3.92.1

KS5.1

4.01.1

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap (

% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

KY8.0

5.52.5

LA9.4

4.94.5

ME

5.43.9

1.5

MD

6.33.8

2.5

MA

5.34.5

0.7

MI

5.34.3

0.9

MN

4.83.9

0.9

MS

6.95.0

1.9

MO

7.34.8

2.5

MT

5.96.1

-0.2

NE

5.73.9

1.8

NV

6.84.6

2.2

NH

3.83.6

0.3

NJ

5.83.6

2.2

NM

8.35.7

2.6

NY

5.64.4

1.1

NC

7.13.9

3.3

ND

5.03.7

1.3

State

Pove

rty Ra

te (%

) [1]

Gap (

% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

OH

5.03.9

1.0

OK

5.35.0

0.4

OR

5.25.1

0.1

PA5.6

4.51.1

RI7.4

3.54.0

SC5.1

4.90.1

SD7.7

6.41.4

TN6.7

4.81.8

TX6.0

4.51.5

UT

7.73.7

4.1

VT

4.24.0

0.3

VA6.1

3.42.7

WA

7.03.9

3.2

WV

7.84.9

2.8

WI

6.43.5

2.9

WY

7.22.1

5.1

PR22

.014

.97.1



Tabl

e 5.

10 V

eter

ans

Bene

fits

Adm

inis

trat

ion—

Com

pens

atio

n an

d Pe

nsio

n Be

nefit

s Pa

id to

Dis

able

d Ve

tera

ns

and

thei

r Sur

vivo

rs: F

eder

al F

isca

l Yea

r 201

4

Sour

ce: V

eter

ans B

enefi

ts Ad

min

istra

tion,

201

4 An

nual

Ben

efits

Repo

rt; A

ppen

dice

s E1-

E52

ww

w.va

.gov

/vet

data

/Exp

endi

ture

s.asp

; (ac

cess

ed 2

6 O

ctob

er 2

015)

.[1

] In

thou

sand

s (75

,265

,435

repr

esen

ts 75

,265

,435

,000

), ex

cept

as i

ndic

ated

.

State

Tota

l ($) [

1]U

.S.

75,26

5,436

AL

1,875

,091

AK

244,4

37

AZ

1,666

,170

AR

1,055

,813

CA6,3

76,05

2

CO1,4

47,41

6

CT43

2,271

DE

199,7

32

DC

90,38

7

FL5,6

18,72

6

GA

3,004

,840

HI

388,5

32

ID40

1,211

IL1,6

80,63

2

IN1,2

39,68

8

IA59

2,671

KS63

2,709

State

Tota

l ($) [

1]KY

1,255

,748

LA1,2

11,75

4

ME

541,7

54

MD

1,228

,854

MA

1,159

,009

MI

1,983

,451

MN

1,146

,384

MS

776,6

79

MO

1,651

,755

MT

335,0

93

NE

557,7

41

NV

776,4

43

NH

311,0

22

NJ

1,047

,058

NM

794,2

29

NY

2,396

,837

NC

3,328

,183

ND

171,1

65

State

Tota

l ($) [

1]O

H2,2

35,02

3

OK

1,823

,983

OR

1,282

,449

PA2,4

32,80

7

RI23

2,604

SC1,8

68,95

9

SD23

8,175

TN1,9

95,30

5

TX7,2

82,26

0

UT

433,0

73

VT

135,8

03

VA2,7

29,28

0

WA

2,070

,141

WV

722,9

58

WI

1,142

,091

WY

152,4

61

PR81

6,544

http://www.va.gov/vetdata/Expenditures.asp


This section presents statistics on health insurance coverage in the United States, especially the health insurance coverage of people with disabilities. It presents statistics concerning Medicaid and Medicare, the government-run health care programs in the United States. Specifically, the data address the percentage of people with and without disabilities who have some sort of health insurance coverage as well as the difference in percent health insurance coverage between people with and without disabilities (health insurance coverage gap). The data also address the number of people with disabilities served under Medicaid and Medicare and the amount spent under each program on people with disabilities.

This section also presents the type of health insurance coverage possessed by people with disabilities. The principal source of these data is the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically the American Community Survey. Statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey (see the glossary for more details.) People receiving disability benefits from Social Security usually automatically qualify for Medicaid and Medicare, however some states have more restrictive eligibility criteria. The principal source of the Medicaid and Medicare data is the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ 2013 Medicare and Medicaid Statistical Supplement, produced by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Tables

Table 6.1: In 2014, 96.0 percent of individuals with disabilities ages under 18 years living in the community had health insurance coverage. In contrast, 93.9 percent of individuals without disabilities ages under 18 years living in the community had health insurance coverage—a health insurance coverage gap between those with and without disabilities of 2.1 percentage points. In other

words, as a whole, 2.1 percent more individuals with disabilities had health insurance than individuals without disabilities. The health insurance gap ranges from 6.3 percentage points in Montana to -5.3 percentage points in Wyoming.

Table 6.2: In 2014, 86.7 percent of individuals with disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community had health insurance coverage. In contrast, 83.4 percent of individuals without disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community had health insurance coverage—a health insurance coverage gap between those with and without disabilities of 3.4 percentage points. In other words, as a whole, 3.4 percent more individuals with disabilities had health insurance than individuals without disabilities. The health insurance gap ranges from 8.3 percentage points in New Mexico to -3.1 percentage points in Wyoming.

Table 6.3: In 2014, 99.3 percent of individuals with disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community had health insurance coverage. In contrast, 98.9 percent of individuals without disabilities ages 65 and over years living in the community had health insurance coverage—a health insurance coverage gap between those with and without disabilities of 0.4 percentage points. In other words, as a whole, 0.4 percent more individuals with disabilities had health insurance than individuals without disabilities. The health insurance gap ranges from 2.1 percentage points in Alaska to -0.4 percentage points in Kansas.

Table 6.4: In 2014, 42.3 percent of individuals with disabilities ages under 18 years living in the community had private health insurance and 62.6 percent had public health insurance (some had both), while 4.0 percent of individuals with disabilities ages under 18 years living in the community did not have health insurance. The state with the smallest percentage of people with disabilities without health insurance coverage was Rhode Island (0.4 percent). The state with the largest percentage of people with disabilities without

Section 6: Health Insurance Coverage


health insurance coverage was Wyoming (11.0 percent).

Table 6.5: In 2014, 44.2 percent of individuals with disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community had private health insurance and 53.7 percent had public health insurance (some had both), while 13.3 percent of individuals with disabilities ages 18 to 64 years living in the community did not have health insurance. The state with the smallest percentage of people with disabilities without health insurance coverage was Massachusetts (3.3 percent). The state with the largest percentage of people with disabilities without health insurance coverage was Alaska (21.4 percent).

Table 6.6: In 2014, 57.1 percent of individuals with disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community had private health insurance and 98.1 percent had public health insurance (some had both), while 0.7 percent of individuals with disabilities ages 65 years and over living in the community did not have health insurance. The state with the smallest percentage of people with disabilities without health insurance coverage was West Virginia (0.05 percent). The state with the largest percentage of people with disabilities without health insurance coverage was Texas (1.61 percent).

Table 6.7: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2011, the U.S. spent a total of 155,784 on Medicaid payments to people with disabilities, 42.7 percent of the total amount spent on all Medicaid payments. District of Columbia spent the largest percentage of its Medicaid payments on payments to people with disabilities (53.3 percent), while Arizona spent the smallest percentage of its Medicaid payments on payments to people with disabilities (26.9 percent).

Table 6.8: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2011, the U.S. Medicaid program served a total of 9,791,456 beneficiaries with disabilities, 14.3 percent of the total number of persons served by Medicaid. West Virginia had the largest percentage of Medicaid beneficiaries

with disabilities (26.0 percent), while Arizona had the smallest percentage of Medicaid beneficiaries with disabilities (7.2 percent).

Table 6.9: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2012, the U.S. Medicare program spent a total of 345,423,000 on people with disabilities, 19.8 percent of total Medicare expenditures. This was the largest percentage of Medicare spending on people with disabilities during any year between 1974 and 2012.

Table 6.10: As of July 1, 2012, the U.S. Medicare program served a total of 8,426,675 beneficiaries with disabilities, 17.0 percent of the total number of persons served by Medicare. Kentucky had the largest percentage of Medicare beneficiaries with disabilities (25.5 percent), while Hawaii had the smallest percentage of Medicare beneficiaries with disabilities (10.9 percent).

Table 6.11: From the Federal Fiscal Year 2010 to Federal Fiscal Year 2011, the percentage of total beneficiaries of Medicaid with disabilities (i.e., the total number of disabled Medicaid beneficiaries divided by the total number of Medicaid beneficiaries) did not change in the U.S. The percentage of Medicaid beneficiaries with disabilities decreased the most in Kentucky (by 2.6 percentage points) and increased the most in Massachusetts (by 8.1 percentage points).

Table 6.12: From 2011 to 2012, the percentage of total Medicare enrollees with disabilities (i.e., the total number of disabled Medicare enrollees divided by the total number of Medicare enrollees) in the U.S. decreased by 0.1 percentage points. The percentage of Medicare enrollees with disabilities increased the most in District of Columbia (0.4 percent) and decreased the most in Alaska (a 0.7 percentage point increase).


Tabl

e 6.

1 H

ealt

h In

sura

nce

Cove

rage

—Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

Und

er 1

8 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes

by D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

Amer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8135

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.gov

(acc

esse

d 8

Oct

ober

).[1

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f peo

ple

with

and

with

out d

isabi

litie

s with

hea

lth in

sura

nce

cove

rage

.[2

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts of

hea

lth in

sura

nce

cove

rage

bet

wee

n di

sabi

lity

and

no d

isabi

lity.

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityU

.S.

96.0

93.9

2.1

AL

97.9

96.1

1.8

AK

91.4

88.5

2.9

AZ

94.2

89.8

4.4

AR

98.2

95.0

3.2

CA96

.394

.51.8

CO95

.694

.31.3

CT98

.396

.22.1

DE

96.2

94.2

2.0

DC

100.0

97.8

2.2

FL93

.990

.53.4

GA

94.9

92.3

2.5

HI

96.9

96.9

0.0

ID96

.592

.04.6

IL96

.996

.70.2

IN94

.792

.72.0

IA97

.496

.80.7

KS96

.494

.51.9

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityKY

98.1

95.6

2.5

LA96

.994

.72.2

ME

95.4

93.6

1.8

MD

97.5

96.8

0.6

MA

98.5

98.5

0.1

MI

96.7

96.2

0.4

MN

95.8

96.2

-0.4

MS

96.3

94.6

1.6

MO

95.5

92.7

2.9

MT

97.9

91.6

6.3

NE

94.9

94.7

0.2

NV

89.6

90.4

-0.8

NH

99.2

95.4

3.8

NJ

96.2

95.4

0.8

NM

95.6

92.6

3.0

NY

97.6

96.7

0.9

NC

97.7

94.7

3.1

ND

98.3

92.9

5.3

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityO

H97

.695

.12.5

OK

94.8

91.2

3.6

OR

96.7

95.4

1.4

PA96

.594

.71.7

RI99

.696

.53.1

SC97

.794

.33.4

SD95

.994

.31.7

TN96

.994

.72.2

TX92

.988

.84.1

UT

93.1

90.5

2.5

VT

99.1

97.7

1.3

VA95

.494

.21.2

WA

96.9

95.3

1.6

WV

98.0

96.9

1.1

WI

97.3

95.5

1.8

WY

89.0

94.3

-5.3

PR98

.096

.51.5



Tabl

e 6.

2 H

ealt

h In

sura

nce

Cove

rage

—Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

18 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

Amer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8135

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.gov

(acc

esse

d 9

Oct

ober

20

15).

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e w

ith a

nd w

ithou

t disa

bilit

ies w

ith h

ealth

insu

ranc

e co

vera

ge.

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

in p

erce

ntag

e po

ints

of h

ealth

insu

ranc

e co

vera

ge b

etw

een

disa

bilit

y an

d no

disa

bilit

y.

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityU

.S.

86.7

83.4

3.4

AL

83.6

81.6

2.0

AK

78.6

78.2

0.5

AZ

87.1

80.9

6.2

AR

88.2

81.5

6.7

CA88

.482

.26.2

CO89

.085

.83.2

CT92

.990

.32.6

DE

92.7

89.2

3.5

DC

94.8

93.1

1.6

FL82

.175

.56.6

GA

80.4

77.6

2.8

HI

93.5

92.8

0.7

ID83

.480

.43.0

IL89

.385

.73.6

IN84

.683

.41.2

IA91

.591

.20.3

KS84

.985

.6-0

.7

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityKY

91.8

87.3

4.4

LA82

.577

.84.6

ME

86.6

85.7

0.9

MD

92.0

88.7

3.2

MA

96.7

95.4

1.3

MI

90.6

87.3

3.3

MN

92.8

92.1

0.7

MS

82.0

77.9

4.2

MO

85.1

83.7

1.4

MT

82.5

79.6

2.9

NE

83.8

86.6

-2.8

NV

82.9

79.2

3.7

NH

87.1

87.2

-0.1

NJ

87.5

84.3

3.1

NM

86.6

78.3

8.3

NY

93.0

87.2

5.8

NC

83.0

80.7

2.2

ND

88.0

90.4

-2.4

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityO

H89

.088

.30.7

OK

79.4

78.2

1.2

OR

90.4

85.4

4.9

PA89

.388

.21.1

RI94

.089

.15.0

SC82

.579

.82.7

SD86

.486

.20.2

TN83

.482

.50.9

TX79

.773

.76.0

UT

85.1

83.7

1.4

VT

95.4

92.6

2.9

VA84

.385

.2-0

.8

WA

89.9

86.9

3.0

WV

90.7

86.3

4.4

WI

91.0

89.8

1.2

WY

80.5

83.7

-3.1

PR94

.290

.73.6



Tabl

e 6.

3 H

ealt

h In

sura

nce

Cove

rage

—Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

65 Y

ears

and

Ove

r Liv

ing

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes

by D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

Amer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8135

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.gov

(acc

esse

d 19

Oct

ober

20

15).

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e w

ith a

nd w

ithou

t disa

bilit

ies w

ith h

ealth

insu

ranc

e co

vera

ge.

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

in p

erce

ntag

e po

ints

of h

ealth

insu

ranc

e co

vera

ge b

etw

een

disa

bilit

y an

d no

disa

bilit

y.

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityU

.S.

99.3

98.9

0.4

AL

99.7

99.3

0.4

AK

98.7

96.6

2.1

AZ

99.0

98.6

0.3

AR

99.8

99.6

0.2

CA99

.098

.10.9

CO99

.498

.80.7

CT99

.199

.3-0

.2

DE

99.9

99.6

0.3

DC

99.6

98.4

1.2

FL98

.998

.30.6

GA

99.4

98.9

0.5

HI

99.2

98.7

0.4

ID99

.899

.10.7

IL99

.298

.70.6

IN99

.799

.50.2

IA99

.799

.80.0

KS99

.299

.6-0

.4

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityKY

99.8

99.6

0.2

LA99

.399

.30.1

ME

99.9

99.7

0.2

MD

99.1

98.7

0.4

MA

99.8

99.4

0.4

MI

99.7

99.6

0.1

MN

99.5

99.7

-0.2

MS

99.6

99.5

0.2

MO

99.8

99.5

0.3

MT

99.4

99.6

-0.2

NE

99.8

99.8

-0.1

NV

98.7

98.0

0.7

NH

99.8

99.5

0.4

NJ

99.0

98.6

0.4

NM

98.7

98.0

0.7

NY

99.5

98.8

0.8

NC

99.3

99.4

-0.1

ND

99.7

99.6

0.1

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityO

H99

.499

.50.0

OK

99.6

99.4

0.3

OR

99.3

99.7

-0.4

PA99

.699

.50.1

RI99

.699

.40.2

SC99

.499

.6-0

.2

SD99

.799

.40.2

TN99

.799

.50.2

TX98

.497

.80.6

UT

99.3

99.3

-0.1

VT

100.0

99.8

0.2

VA99

.098

.80.2

WA

99.4

99.2

0.3

WV

99.9

99.9

0.0

WI

99.7

99.6

0.1

WY

99.5

99.0

0.5

PR99

.699

.10.5



Tabl

e 6.

4 H

ealt

h In

sura

nce

Cove

rage

—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s U

nder

18

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es a

nd S

tate

s by

Typ

e of

Cov

erag

e: 2

014

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

Amer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8135

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.gov

(acc

esse

d 9

Oct

ober

20

15).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e w

ith d

isabi

litie

s with

priv

ate

or p

ublic

hea

lth in

sura

nce

cove

rage

.[2

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies w

ithou

t hea

lth in

sura

nce

cove

rage

.

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]No

Cove

rage

(%

) [2]

Priva

te

Publi

cU

.S.

42.3

62.6

4.0

AL

36.4

67.7

2.1

AK

46.2

55.7

8.6

AZ

43.5

60.0

5.8

AR

27.0

79.3

1.8

CA44

.959

.73.7

CO50

.056

.24.4

CT47

.958

.41.7

DE

36.5

66.2

3.8

DC

20.6

83.3

0.0

FL36

.064

.16.1

GA

37.5

63.3

5.1

HI

47.9

53.0

3.1

ID45

.466

.23.5

IL44

.558

.63.1

IN39

.561

.15.3

IA51

.767

.62.6

KS45

.959

.63.6

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]No

Cove

rage

(%

) [2]

Priva

te

Publi

cKY

36.3

69.9

1.9

LA34

.568

.63.1

ME

35.1

74.2

4.6

MD

50.5

57.2

2.5

MA

49.0

63.0

1.5

MI

44.3

66.1

3.3

MN

48.6

57.9

4.2

MS

32.5

70.2

3.7

MO

41.4

60.4

4.5

MT

41.3

61.8

2.1

NE

48.7

56.9

5.1

NV

46.9

50.3

10.4

NH

59.9

49.6

0.8

NJ

55.1

46.4

3.8

NM

30.6

70.0

4.4

NY

44.7

63.9

2.4

NC

36.9

68.5

2.3

ND

59.7

58.0

1.7

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]No

Cove

rage

(%

) [2]

Priva

te

Publi

cO

H38

.867

.92.4

OK

37.0

65.7

5.2

OR

43.2

62.2

3.3

PA43

.370

.93.5

RI51

.166

.40.4

SC36

.372

.22.3

SD45

.961

.44.1

TN37

.764

.83.1

TX40

.257

.37.1

UT

62.7

39.7

6.9

VT

28.5

82.5

0.9

VA49

.254

.44.6

WA

44.6

64.0

3.1

WV

28.3

80.7

2.0

WI

46.4

64.2

2.7

WY

46.5

58.3

11.0

PR32

.570

.72.0



Tabl

e 6.

5 H

ealt

h In

sura

nce

Cove

rage

—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 18

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes

by T

ype

of C

over

age:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

Amer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8135

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.gov

(acc

esse

d 26

Oct

ober

20

15).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e w

ith d

isabi

litie

s with

priv

ate

or p

ublic

hea

lth in

sura

nce

cove

rage

.[2

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies w

ithou

t hea

lth in

sura

nce

cove

rage

.

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]No

Cove

rage

(%

) [2]

Priva

te

Publi

cU

.S.

44.2

53.7

13.3

AL

45.4

53.5

16.4

AK

48.4

43.2

21.4

AZ

42.2

55.7

12.9

AR

41.1

59.4

11.8

CA42

.155

.911

.6

CO50

.350

.411

.0

CT46

.956

.57.1

DE

45.7

60.7

7.3

DC

32.7

70.0

5.2

FL40

.752

.317

.9

GA

43.1

49.1

19.6

HI

56.3

50.5

6.5

ID47

.846

.516

.6

IL46

.052

.110

.7

IN44

.850

.015

.4

IA50

.552

.98.5

KS50

.646

.715

.1

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]No

Cove

rage

(%

) [2]

Priva

te

Publi

cKY

40.1

63.8

8.2

LA40

.052

.617

.5

ME

36.8

60.7

13.4

MD

53.7

51.5

8.0

MA

42.4

64.6

3.3

MI

44.0

60.4

9.4

MN

46.9

57.0

7.2

MS

35.6

57.0

18.0

MO

42.9

51.8

14.9

MT

44.1

51.7

17.5

NE

52.6

43.7

16.2

NV

49.0

44.5

17.1

NH

53.0

46.0

12.9

NJ

50.2

48.4

12.5

NM

36.8

60.6

13.4

NY

45.0

60.3

7.0

NC

42.0

53.0

17.0

ND

56.0

43.6

12.0

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]No

Cove

rage

(%

) [2]

Priva

te

Publi

cO

H41

.956

.611

.0

OK

45.1

44.6

20.6

OR

42.6

58.5

9.6

PA47

.354

.910

.7

RI42

.362

.06.0

SC42

.354

.317

.5

SD52

.346

.313

.6

TN40

.554

.816

.6

TX43

.346

.120

.3

UT

55.8

40.4

14.9

VT

38.9

68.0

4.6

VA51

.944

.815

.7

WA

48.0

53.6

10.1

WV

39.5

64.4

9.3

WI

47.6

55.7

9.0

WY

50.7

40.4

19.5

PR29

.171

.25.8



Tabl

e 6.

6 H

ealt

h In

sura

nce

Cove

rage

—Ci

vilia

ns w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes

by T

ype

of C

over

age:

201

4

Sour

ce: U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

201

4 Am

eric

an C

omm

unity

Sur

vey,

Amer

ican

Fac

tFin

der,

Tabl

e B1

8135

; fac

tfind

er.c

ensu

s.gov

(acc

esse

d 26

Oct

ober

20

15).

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

[1] Th

e pe

rcen

tage

of p

eopl

e w

ith d

isabi

litie

s with

priv

ate

or p

ublic

hea

lth in

sura

nce

cove

rage

.[2

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies w

ithou

t hea

lth in

sura

nce

cove

rage

.

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]No

Cove

rage

(%

) [2]

Priva

te

Publi

cU

.S.

57.1

98.1

0.7

AL

60.8

99.0

0.3

AK

51.9

96.0

1.3

AZ

53.6

97.9

1.0

AR

56.2

99.0

0.2

CA45

.697

.1 1.

0

CO61

.197

.7 0.

6

CT59

.497

.2 0.

9

DE

68.1

98.8

0.1

DC

57.8

94.7

0.4

FL50

.398

.0 1.

1

GA

52.5

98.5

0.6

HI

65.6

97.1

0.8

ID64

.599

.1 0.

2

IL59

.198

.0 0.

8

IN63

.798

.9 0.

3

IA68

.599

.0 0.

3

KS65

.998

.3 0.

8

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]No

Cove

rage

(%

) [2]

Priva

te

Publi

cKY

59.3

98.8

0.2

LA51

.798

.1 0.

7

ME

59.6

99.2

0.1

MD

66.3

97.0

0.9

MA

58.1

98.0

0.2

MI

71.8

99.0

0.3

MN

69.0

98.7

0.5

MS

52.5

99.1

0.4

MO

59.2

98.7

0.2

MT

61.2

98.5

0.6

NE

64.4

98.8

0.2

NV

49.7

97.0

1.3

NH

67.0

98.6

0.2

NJ

59.2

97.4

1.0

NM

51.9

97.7

1.3

NY

52.0

98.2

0.5

NC

59.0

98.7

0.7

ND

77.0

98.4

0.3

State

Cove

rage

(%) [

1]No

Cove

rage

(%

) [2]

Priva

te

Publi

cO

H61

.898

.2 0.

6

OK

60.0

98.5

0.4

OR

59.9

98.1

0.7

PA66

.298

.8 0.

4

RI59

.197

.9 0.

4

SC57

.098

.9 0.

6

SD60

.198

.9 0.

3

TN56

.698

.7 0.

3

TX49

.997

.1 1.

6

UT

64.3

97.7

0.7

VT

62.4

99.2

-

VA65

.097

.2 1.

0

WA

63.5

98.3

0.6

WV

62.2

99.4

0.1

WI

64.2

99.1

0.3

WY

61.8

97.6

0.5

PR21

.998

.4 0.

4



Tabl

e 6.

7 M

edic

aid—

Med

icai

d Pa

ymen

ts b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

Fis

cal Y

ear 2

011

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of H

ealth

and

Hum

an S

ervi

ces,

2011

Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Stat

istic

al S

uppl

emen

t, C

ente

rs fo

r Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Serv

ices

,Tab

le 1

3.23

; ww

w.cm

s.gov

/Med

icar

eMed

icai

dSta

tSup

p (a

cces

sed

12 O

ctob

er 2

015)

.[1

] In

mill

ions

(364

,460

repr

esen

ts 36

4,46

0,00

0,00

0), e

xcep

t as i

ndic

ated

.[2

] The

amou

nt o

f Med

icai

d pa

ymen

ts m

ade

to p

eopl

e w

ith d

isabi

litie

s as a

per

cent

of t

otal

Med

icai

d pa

ymen

ts.

State

Medic

aid Pa

ymen

ts ($)

[1]

%[2

]To

tal

Disa

bled

U.S

.36

4,460

155,7

84

42.7

AL

4,182

1,78

8 42

.8

AK

1,309

517

39.5

AZ

9,439

2,53

5 26

.9

AR

3,636

1,61

8 44

.5

CA37

,565

17,58

0 46

.8

CO3,4

78 1,

497

43.0

CT5,8

37 1,

991

34.1

DE

1,462

464

31.7

DC

2,128

1,13

5 53

.3

FL17

,258

6,29

0 36

.4

GA

7,999

2,98

6 37

.3

HI

1,466

428

29.2

ID1,2

24 60

4 49

.3

IL11

,871

5,03

6 42

.4

IN5,7

64 2,

538

44.0

IA3,2

80 1,

553

47.3

KS2,2

95 1,

113

48.5

State

Medic

aid Pa

ymen

ts ($)

[1]

%[2

]To

tal

Disa

bled

KY5,5

97 2,

640

47.2

LA5,4

91 2,

667

48.6

ME

1,467

686

46.8

MD

7,185

3,23

7 45

.1

MA

10,69

0 5,

092

47.6

MI

11,85

0 4,

713

39.8

MN

7,929

3,50

4 44

.2

MS

3,585

1,54

3 43

.0

MO

6,248

2,98

9 47

.8

MT

797

281

35.3

NE

1,610

680

42.2

NV

1,396

578

41.4

NH

1,032

442

42.8

NJ

8,880

4,38

0 49

.3

NM

2,579

733

28.4

NY

51,20

2 22

,228

43.4

NC

9,614

4,34

3 45

.2

ND

727

304

41.8

State

Medic

aid Pa

ymen

ts ($)

[1]

%[2

]To

tal

Disa

bled

OH

15,82

2 6,

958

44.0

OK

3,713

1,48

2 39

.9

OR

3,503

1,24

5 35

.5

PA17

,700

8,96

8 50

.7

RI1,6

06 69

1 43

.0

SC5,1

51 1,

808

35.1

SD76

7 33

1 43

.2

TN11

,209

4,38

7 39

.1

TX22

,421

9,00

1 40

.1

UT

1,995

720

36.1

VT

1,048

383

36.5

VA5,9

69 2,

725

45.7

WA

6,249

2,54

0 40

.6

WV

2,928

1,24

7 42

.6

WI

5,730

2,32

6 40

.6

WY

577

- N/

A

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Tabl

e 6.

8 M

edic

aid—

Med

icai

d Pe

rson

s w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Ser

ved

(Dis

able

d Be

nefic

iari

es):

Fisc

al Y

ear 2

011

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of H

ealth

and

Hum

an S

ervi

ces,

2011

Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Stat

istic

al S

uppl

emen

t, C

ente

rs fo

r Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Serv

ices

,Tab

le 1

3.22

; ww

w.cm

s.gov

/Med

icar

eMed

icai

dSta

tSup

p (a

cces

sed

14 O

ctob

er 2

015)

.[1

] The

num

ber o

f peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies a

s a p

erce

nt o

f tot

al n

umbe

r of b

enefi

ciar

ies.

State

Numb

er of

Bene

ficiar

ies%

[1]

Tota

l D

isable

d U

.S.

68,37

2,045

9,

791,4

56

14.3

AL

938,3

13

207,9

41

22.2

AK

135,0

59

17,72

5 13

.1

AZ

1,98

9,470

14

2,875

7.2

AR

777,8

33

137,1

42

17.6

CA 11

,500,5

83

1,19

1,491

10

.4

CO 73

3,347

94

,202

12.8

CT 72

9,394

70

,590

9.7

DE

223,2

25

22,97

6 10

.3

DC

235,6

65

42,87

9 18

.2

FL 3,

829,1

73

564,0

45

14.7

GA

1,92

5,269

30

4,042

15

.8

HI

313,6

29

27,57

4 8.8

ID 40

9,456

66

,595

16.3

IL 2,

900,6

14

343,6

36

11.8

IN 1,

208,2

07

164,6

68

13.6

IA 54

4,620

80

,252

14.7

KS 36

3,755

67

,366

18.5

State

Numb

er of

Bene

ficiar

ies%

[1]

Tota

l D

isable

d KY

1,06

5,840

23

6,478

22

.2

LA 1,

293,8

69

207,7

18

16.1

ME

327,5

24

64,22

0 19

.6

MD

1,00

3,548

14

3,107

14

.3

MA

1,50

4,611

36

6,792

24

.4

MI

2,26

5,277

35

0,658

15

.5

MN

989,6

00

129,0

14

13.0

MS

775,3

14

152,5

66

19.7

MO

1,12

6,505

21

4,198

19

.0

MT

136,4

42

20,76

3 15

.2

NE

284,0

00

37,78

1 13

.3

NV

363,3

57

42,62

2 11

.7

NH

152,1

82

25,66

2 16

.9

NJ

1,30

4,257

21

0,508

16

.1

NM

571,6

21

49,36

2 8.6

NY

5,42

1,232

75

5,296

13

.9

NC

1,89

2,541

30

0,568

15

.9

ND

85,09

4 11

,094

13.0

State

Numb

er of

Bene

ficiar

ies%

[1]

Tota

l D

isable

d O

H 2,

526,5

33

365,4

35

14.5

OK

852,6

03

109,8

46

12.9

OR

690,3

64

93,91

5 13

.6

PA 2,

443,9

09

602,5

35

24.7

RI 22

1,041

38

,290

17.3

SC 97

8,732

15

8,674

16

.2

SD 13

4,798

18

,348

13.6

TN 1,

488,2

67

256,5

58

17.2

TX 4,

996,3

18

566,9

44

11.3

UT

366,2

71

41,01

2 11

.2

VT

184,0

88

23,77

0 12

.9

VA 1,

016,4

19

168,7

43

16.6

WA

1,37

1,987

19

4,232

14

.2

WV

411,2

18

107,0

41

26.0

WI

1,29

2,799

17

1,835

13

.3

WY

76,37

2 9,

872

12.9



Tabl

e 6.

9 M

edic

are—

Med

icar

e Pa

ymen

ts b

y Ty

pe o

f Ent

itle

men

t: 1

974

thro

ugh

2012

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of H

ealth

and

Hum

an S

ervi

ces,

2013

Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Stat

istic

al S

uppl

emen

t, C

ente

rs fo

r Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Serv

ices

,Tab

le 3

.2; w

ww.

cms.g

ov/M

edic

areM

edic

aidS

tatS

upp

(acc

esse

d 14

Oct

ober

201

5).

[1] I

n un

adju

sted

mill

ions

of d

olla

rs (1

1,23

8 re

pres

ents

11,2

38,0

00,0

00),

exce

pt a

s ind

icat

ed.

[2] Th

e am

ount

of M

edic

are

paym

ents

mad

e to

peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies a

s a p

erce

nt o

f tot

al M

edic

are

paym

ents.

Year

Medic

aid Pa

ymen

ts ($)

[1]

%[2

]To

tal

Age

d Di

sable

d19

7411

,238

10,25

7 98

18.7

1975

14,54

9 13

,056

1,492

10.3

1976

17,61

9 15

,637

1,983

11.3

1977

20,47

7 18

,015

2,462

12.0

1978

23,54

3 20

,579

2,964

12.6

1979

27,69

9 24

,005

3,694

13.3

1980

33,72

5 29

,224

4,501

13.3

1981

39,91

8 36

,614

5,304

13.3

1982

48,13

4 41

,787

6,347

13.2

1983

53,43

8 46

,727

6,711

12.6

1984

59,13

2 52

,118

7,014

11.9

1985

63,87

7 56

,428

7,449

11.7

1986

68,86

3 60

,810

8,053

11.7

1987

75,81

7 67

,098

8,719

11.5

1988

81,40

3 72

,187

9,217

11.3

1989

93,84

4 82

,757

11,08

711

.8

1990

101,4

19

89,62

0 11

,799

11.6

1991

110,8

8798

,059

12,82

811

.6

1992

120,7

1010

6,241

14,46

912

.019

93 12

9,386

113,4

9115

,894

12.3

Year

Medic

aid Pa

ymen

ts ($)

[1]

%[2

]To

tal

Age

d Di

sable

d

1994

146,5

49

127,7

14

18,83

5 12

.919

95 15

8,980

13

7,952

21

,029

13.2

1996

167,0

63

144,4

85

22,57

7 13

.519

97 17

5,423

15

1,655

23

,768

13.5

1998

168,1

64

144,4

18

23,74

6 14

.119

99 16

6,687

14

2,425

24

,262

14.6

2000

174,2

61

148,4

88

25,77

3 14

.820

01 19

7,505

16

7,825

29

,680

15.0

2002

215,4

11

182,3

03

33,10

8 15

.420

03 23

2,821

19

5,726

37

,095

15.9

2004

255,3

25

213,2

41

42,08

5 16

.520

05 27

4,143

22

7,594

46

,550

17.0

2006

280,6

72

232,4

68

48,20

4 17

.220

07 28

8,504

23

7,806

50

,697

17.6

2008

301,1

36

247,1

18

54,01

8 17

.920

09 31

8,009

258,5

46 59

,462

18.7

2010

331,1

29 26

7,696

63,43

419

.220

11 34

0,543

274,2

72 66

,271

19.5

2012

345,4

23 27

7,170

68,25

319

.8



Tabl

e 6.

10 M

edic

are—

Med

icar

e En

rollm

ent b

y Ty

pe o

f Ent

itle

men

t: Ju

ly 1

, 201

2

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of H

ealth

and

Hum

an S

ervi

ces,

2012

Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Stat

istic

al S

uppl

emen

t, C

ente

rs fo

r Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Serv

ices

,Tab

le 2

.8; w

ww.

cms.g

ov/M

edic

areM

edic

aidS

tatS

upp

(acc

esse

d 14

Oct

ober

201

5).

[1] Th

e nu

mbe

r of p

eopl

e w

ith d

isabi

litie

s as a

per

cent

of t

otal

num

ber o

f enr

olle

es.

State

Numb

er of

Med

icare

Enro

llees

% [1

]To

tal

Aged

Disa

bled

U.S

. 49

,682,1

46

41,25

5,471

8,

426,6

75

17.0

AL

896,2

74

674,4

11

221,8

63

24.8

AK

72,89

8 60

,232

12,66

6 17

.4

AZ

1,00

9,292

85

7,719

15

1,573

15

.0

AR

558,6

20

424,7

91

133,8

29

24.0

CA 5,

111,2

08

4,39

4,062

71

7,146

14

.0

CO 68

8,283

58

9,315

98

,968

14.4

CT 59

5,294

51

3,509

81

,785

13.7

DE

161,4

22

134,9

25

26,49

7 16

.4

DC

82,49

3 68

,000

14,49

3 17

.6

FL 3,

621,0

57

3,11

3,855

50

7,202

14

.0

GA

1,35

0,944

1,

082,9

20

268,0

24

19.8

HI

221,5

14

197,4

56

24,05

8 10

.9

ID 24

9,626

20

9,053

40

,573

16.3

IL 1,

934,7

03

1,64

2,164

29

2,539

15

.1

IN 1,

064,5

11

870,4

02

194,1

09

18.2

IA 53

7,430

46

2,313

75

,117

14.0

KS 45

3,927

38

2,723

71

,204

15.7

State

Numb

er of

Med

icare

Enro

llees

% [1

]To

tal

Aged

Disa

bled

KY 80

4,245

59

9,025

20

5,220

25

.5

LA 72

9,271

57

0,633

15

8,638

21

.8

ME

281,9

68

223,1

30

58,83

8 20

.9

MD

844,8

62

721,7

13

123,1

49

14.6

MA

1,12

5,661

92

6,451

19

9,210

17

.7

MI

1,75

4,367

1,

417,5

78

336,7

89

19.2

MN

836,2

05

714,9

61

121,2

44

14.5

MS

523,6

25

392,6

75

130,9

50

25.0

MO

1,05

8,418

85

1,081

20

7,337

19

.6

MT

181,7

10

153,9

00

27,81

0 15

.3

NE

291,3

33

250,1

37

41,19

6 14

.1

NV

394,0

66

335,9

15

58,15

1 14

.8

NH

240,5

51

196,2

10

44,34

1 18

.4

NJ

1,39

7,532

1,

205,7

04

191,8

28

13.7

NM

336,4

13

274,6

65

61,74

8 18

.4

NY

3,13

8,042

2,

622,9

38

515,1

04

16.4

NC

1,60

4,085

1,

287,8

10

316,2

75

19.7

State

Numb

er of

Med

icare

Enro

llees

% [1

]To

tal

Aged

Disa

bled

ND

112,3

30

97,64

8 14

,682

13.1

OH

2,00

3,455

1,

661,2

05

342,2

50

17.1

OK

635,5

25

511,6

29

123,8

96

19.5

OR

671,8

22

570,1

01

101,7

21

15.1

PA 2,

385,0

84

1,99

1,792

39

3,292

16

.5

RI 19

1,420

15

5,581

35

,839

18.7

SC 83

9,989

67

0,617

16

9,372

20

.2

SD 14

3,014

12

4,294

18

,720

13.1

TN 1,

132,9

42

890,6

11

242,3

31

21.4

TX 3,

256,4

77

2,70

1,939

55

4,538

17

.0

UT

307,3

61

261,6

56

45,70

5 14

.9

VT

119,7

59

98,00

5 21

,754

18.2

VA 1,

226,5

77

1,02

1,697

20

4,880

16

.7

WA

1,05

5,977

88

9,534

16

6,443

15

.8

WV

396,7

05

299,1

72

97,53

3 24

.6

WI

966,1

51

814,0

58

152,0

93

15.7

WY

85,70

8 73

,556

12,15

2 14

.2



Tabl

e 6.

11 M

edic

aid—

Chan

ge in

Per

cent

of T

otal

Ben

efici

arie

s w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

: Fi

scal

Yea

r 201

0 to

Fis

cal Y

ear

2011

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of H

ealth

and

Hum

an S

ervi

ces,

2011

Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Stat

istic

al S

uppl

emen

t, C

ente

rs fo

r Med

icar

e an

d M

edic

aid

Serv

ices

,Tab

le 1

3.22

; ww

w.cm

s.gov

/Med

icar

eMed

icai

dSta

tSup

p (a

cces

sed

16 O

ctob

er 2

015)

.[1

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f tot

al b

enefi

ciar

ies o

f Med

icai

d w

ith d

isabi

litie

s (i.e

., th

e to

tal n

umbe

r of d

isabl

ed M

edic

aid

bene

ficia

ries d

ivid

ed b

y th

e to

tal

num

ber o

f Med

icai

d be

nefic

iarie

s).

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

in th

e pe

rcen

t of p

eopl

e w

ith d

isabi

litie

s rec

eivi

ng M

edic

aid

bene

fits b

etw

een

2010

and

201

1

State

% To

tal [

1]Ch

ange

[2

]20

1020

11U

.S.

14.3

14.3

0

AL

22.5

22.2

-0.3

AK

1313

.10.1

AZ

7.87.2

-0.6

AR

17.1

17.6

0.5

CA10

.410

.40

CO12

.912

.8-0

.1

CT10

.29.7

-0.5

DE

10.5

10.3

-0.2

DC

19.7

18.2

-1.5

FL14

.714

.70

GA

15.1

15.8

0.7

HI

9.28.8

-0.4

ID15

.116

.31.2

IL12

.111

.8-0

.3

IN13

.113

.60.5

IA15

.214

.7-0

.5

KS18

.518

.50

State

% To

tal [

1]Ch

ange

[2

]20

1020

11

KY24

.822

.2-2

.6

LA16

16.1

0.1

ME

19.6

19.6

0

MD

14.8

14.3

-0.5

MA

16.3

24.4

8.1

MI

1515

.50.5

MN

14.2

13-1

.2

MS

19.6

19.7

0.1

MO

18.5

190.5

MT

16.1

15.2

-0.9

NE

13.4

13.3

-0.1

NV

11.6

11.7

0.1

NH

16.3

16.9

0.6

NJ

16.5

16.1

-0.4

NM

9.18.6

-0.5

NY

14.7

13.9

-0.8

NC

15.5

15.9

0.4

State

% To

tal [

1]Ch

ange

[2

]20

1020

11

ND

1313

0

OH

15.8

14.5

-1.3

OK

12.9

12.9

0

OR

14.8

13.6

-1.2

PA24

.224

.70.5

RI17

.717

.3-0

.4

SC16

.416

.2-0

.2

SD14

.113

.6-0

.5

TN18

.317

.2-1

.1

TX11

.311

.30

UT

11.2

11.2

0

VT

12.8

12.9

0.1

VA16

.616

.60

WA

1414

.20.2

WV

26.1

26-0

.1

WI

13.1

13.3

0.2

WY

12.6

12.9

0.3



Tabl

e 6.

12 M

edic

are—

Chan

ge in

Per

cent

of T

otal

Enr

olle

es w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

: 201

1 to

201

2

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of H

ealth

and

Hum

an S

ervi

ces,

2011

and

201

2 M

edic

are

and

Med

icai

d St

atist

ical

Sup

plem

ent,

Cen

ters

for M

edic

are

and

Med

icai

d Se

rvic

es,T

able

2.8

; ww

w.cm

s.gov

/Med

icar

eMed

icai

dSta

tSup

p (a

cces

sed

28 O

ctob

er 2

015)

.[1

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f tot

al M

edic

are

enro

llees

with

disa

bilit

ies (

i.e.,

the

tota

l num

ber o

f disa

bled

Med

icar

e en

rolle

es d

ivid

ed b

y th

e to

tal n

umbe

r of

Med

icar

e en

rolle

es).

[2] Th

e di

ffere

nce

in th

e pe

rcen

t of p

eopl

e w

ith d

isabi

litie

s enr

olle

d in

Med

icar

e be

twee

n 20

10 a

nd 2

011

State

% [1

]Di

ffere

nce

[2]

2011

2012

U.S

. 17

.1 17

.0-0

.1

AL

24.9

24.8

-0.1

AK

18.1

17.4

-0.7

AZ

15.4

15.0

-0.4

AR

24.1

24.0

-0.1

CA 14

.3 14

.0-0

.3

CO 14

.6 14

.4-0

.2

CT 14

.0 13

.7-0

.3

DE

16.8

16.4

-0.4

DC

17.2

17.6

0.4

FL 14

.1 14

.0-0

.1

GA

20.1

19.8

-0.3

HI

11.0

10.9

-0.1

ID 16

.5 16

.3-0

.2

IL 15

.3 15

.1-0

.2

IN 18

.3 18

.2-0

.1

IA 14

.1 14

.0-0

.1

KS 15

.7 15

.70.0

State

% [1

]Di

ffere

nce

[2]

2011

2012

KY 25

.9 25

.5-0

.4

LA 21

.8 21

.80.0

ME

21.3

20.9

-0.4

MD

14.7

14.6

-0.1

MA

17.9

17.7

-0.2

MI

19.2

19.2

0.0

MN

14.6

14.5

-0.1

MS

25.4

25.0

-0.4

MO

19.6

19.6

0.0

MT

15.5

15.3

-0.2

NE

14.3

14.1

-0.2

NV

15.0

14.8

-0.2

NH

18.6

18.4

-0.2

NJ

13.9

13.7

-0.2

NM

18.6

18.4

-0.2

NY

16.6

16.4

-0.2

NC

20.2

19.7

-0.5

State

% [1

]Di

ffere

nce

[2]

2011

2012

ND

13.1

13.1

0.0

OH

17.1

17.1

0.0

OK

19.5

19.5

0.0

OR

15.4

15.1

-0.3

PA 16

.6 16

.5-0

.1

RI 18

.9 18

.7-0

.2

SC 20

.6 20

.2-0

.4

SD 13

.1 13

.10.0

TN 21

.6 21

.4-0

.2

TX 17

.1 17

.0-0

.1

UT

14.9

14.9

0.0

VT

18.5

18.2

-0.3

VA 17

.1 16

.7-0

.4

WA

16.0

15.8

-0.2

WV

25.2

24.6

-0.6

WI

15.8

15.7

-0.1

WY

14.3

14.2

-0.1



This section presents statistics on health in the United States, especially the health of people with disabilities. Specifically, the data address the prevalence of disabilities, health behaviors such as smoking, binge drinking, obesity, and health insurance coverage by disability status, and insurance. These statistics were generated by the authors using the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey. See the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Disability and Health Data System for more detailed information on the health of the population with disabilities. Statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to two questions within the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey (see the glossary for more details.)

Tables

Tables 7.1: In 2014, there were 233,595,726 individuals ages 18 and over living in the community, and 53,735,136 had a disability (23.0 percent). The state with the largest number of individuals with disabilities was California, with 5,916,378 individuals with disabilities, while the state with the smallest number of individuals with disabilities was Wyoming, with 95,078 individuals with disabilities. West Virginia had the highest prevalence rate, 31.7 percent, while the Hawaii had the lowest prevalence rate, 17.1 percent.

Table 7.2: In 2014, individuals (ages 18 years and over) with disabilities were more likely to smoke (24.5 percent) than adults without disabilities (15.3 percent). This finding was observed in all states. Adults with disabilities were most likely to smoke in Kentucky (36.1 percent) and least likely to smoke in Utah (14.5 percent).

Table 7.3: In 2014, individuals (ages 18 years and over) with disabilities were more likely to be obese (41.1 percent) than adults without disabilities (25.2 percent). This finding was observed in all states. Adults with disabilities were most likely to be obese in Delaware (46.3

percent) and least likely to be obese in Hawaii (31.1 percent).

Table 7.4: In 2014, individuals (ages 18 years and over) with disabilities were less likely to binge drink (11.0 percent) than adults without disabilities (17.5 percent). This finding was observed in all states. Adults with disabilities were most likely to binge drink in District of Columbia (17.8 percent) and least likely to binge drink in West Virginia (6.6 percent).

Table 7.5: In 2014, individuals ages 18 and over with disabilities in Massachusetts were most likely to have health insurance coverage (95.9 percent), while individuals ages 18 and over with disabilities in Georgia were least likely to have health insurance coverage (81.5 percent).

Section 7: Health


Tabl

e 7.

1 Pe

rson

s A

ges

18 a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity,

by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s: 2

014

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

U.S

. val

ues w

ere

calc

ulat

ed b

ased

on

the

sum

mat

ion

of st

ate

valu

es. P

erso

ns li

ving

in in

stitu

tions

ar

e no

t inc

lude

d.So

urce

: Aut

hors

' cal

cula

tions

usin

g da

ta fr

om th

e 20

14 B

ehav

iora

l Risk

Fac

tor S

urve

illan

ce S

urve

y BR

FSS.

See

dhd

s.cdc

.gov

/met

hods

for m

ore

deta

il.[1

] The

coun

t of p

eopl

e w

ith o

r with

out a

disa

bilit

y as

a p

erce

nt o

f tot

al.

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

Coun

t%

[1]

Coun

t%

[1]

U.S

.23

3,595

,726

53,73

5,136

23.0

179,8

60,59

077

.0

AL

3,630

,260

1,107

,734

30.5

2,522

,526

69.5

AK

541,7

7811

3,463

20.9

428,3

1679

.1

AZ

4,816

,754

1,151

,238

23.9

3,665

,516

76.1

AR

2,160

,088

627,9

6329

.11,5

32,12

570

.9

CA26

,858,8

915,9

16,37

822

.020

,942,5

1378

.0

CO3,8

36,87

183

9,102

21.9

2,997

,769

78.1

CT2,6

66,72

759

8,586

22.4

2,068

,141

77.6

DE

713,0

9316

9,222

23.7

543,8

7176

.3

DC

517,0

0798

,575

19.1

418,4

3280

.9

FL14

,968,9

623,6

89,36

024

.611

,279,6

0375

.4

GA

7,230

,344

1,626

,618

22.5

5,603

,726

77.5

HI

1,057

,282

180,8

7417

.187

6,407

82.9

ID1,1

57,91

025

7,155

22.2

900,7

5577

.8

IL9,4

68,56

71,8

84,38

919

.97,5

84,17

880

.1

IN4,8

10,18

21,1

69,39

724

.33,6

40,78

575

.7

IA2,2

94,77

449

4,579

21.6

1,800

,195

78.4

KS2,1

02,21

046

5,560

22.1

1,636

,650

77.9

KY3,2

87,24

198

3,142

29.9

2,304

,100

70.1

LA3,4

20,26

385

4,945

25.0

2,565

,318

75.0

ME

1,035

,250

270,3

6226

.176

4,888

73.9

MD

4,500

,929

868,1

3319

.33,6

32,79

680

.7

MA

5,070

,154

1,210

,165

23.9

3,859

,989

76.1

MI

7,515

,017

1,871

,716

24.9

5,643

,301

75.1

MN

4,074

,967

770,0

6918

.93,3

04,89

881

.1

MS

2,181

,771

572,9

1426

.31,6

08,85

773

.7

State

Tota

lDi

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

Coun

t%

[1]

Coun

t%

[1]

MO

4,543

,978

1,174

,429

25.8

3,369

,549

74.2

MT

784,3

5719

4,398

24.8

589,9

5975

.2

NE

1,379

,181

276,4

7020

.01,1

02,71

180

.0

NV

2,091

,600

452,1

6521

.61,6

39,43

478

.4

NH

1,015

,904

223,3

9222

.079

2,511

78.0

NJ

6,588

,677

1,200

,524

18.2

5,388

,153

81.8

NM

1,485

,860

379,7

2225

.61,1

06,13

874

.4

NY

14,61

0,810

3,072

,747

21.0

11,53

8,063

79.0

NC

7,412

,650

1,728

,025

23.3

5,684

,625

76.7

ND

555,9

5210

0,933

18.2

455,0

1981

.8

OH

8,738

,975

2,193

,643

25.1

6,545

,332

74.9

OK

2,873

,175

802,2

1427

.92,0

70,96

172

.1

OR

2,962

,715

813,2

3327

.42,1

49,48

272

.6

PA9,7

50,52

82,3

49,79

324

.17,4

00,73

475

.9

RI80

7,486

179,7

4622

.362

7,740

77.7

SC3,6

30,35

198

0,440

27.0

2,649

,911

73.0

SD63

2,673

137,5

3621

.749

5,138

78.3

TN4,8

81,19

21,3

89,12

428

.53,4

92,06

871

.5

TX18

,773,7

583,6

53,95

019

.515

,119,8

0780

.5

UT

1,989

,546

390,0

2919

.61,5

99,51

680

.4

VT

483,6

3911

5,333

23.8

368,3

0676

.2

VA6,2

93,54

41,2

87,92

820

.55,0

05,61

679

.5

WA

5,257

,204

1,357

,625

25.8

3,899

,579

74.2

WV

1,446

,993

459,2

2531

.798

7,768

68.3

WI

4,251

,321

935,7

9622

.03,3

15,52

578

.0

WY

436,3

6995

,078

21.8

341,2

9178

.2

http://dhds.cdc.gov/methods


Tabl

e 7.

2 H

ealt

h Be

havi

or—

Smok

ing

amon

g Pe

rson

s A

ges

18 a

nd O

ver b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

U.S

. val

ues w

ere

calc

ulat

ed b

ased

on

the

sum

mat

ion

of st

ate

valu

es. P

erso

ns li

ving

in in

stitu

tions

ar

e no

t inc

lude

d.So

urce

: Aut

hors

' cal

cula

tions

usin

g da

ta fr

om th

e 20

14 B

ehav

iora

l Risk

Fac

tor S

urve

illan

ce S

urve

y BR

FSS.

See

dhd

s.cdc

.gov

/met

hods

for m

ore

deta

il.[1

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f peo

ple

who

smok

e w

ith o

r with

out a

disa

bilit

y.[2

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts be

twee

n pe

ople

who

smok

e w

ith a

nd w

ithou

t a d

isabi

lity.

State

Smok

ing (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

U.S

.24

.515

.39.2

AL

26.8

18.6

8.2

AK

24.8

18.5

6.2

AZ

22.6

14.5

8.1

AR

33.3

20.7

12.6

CA18

.511

.27.3

CO19

.814

.65.2

CT22

.013

.58.5

DE

25.6

18.1

7.5

DC

28.6

13.5

15.1

FL24

.515

.49.1

GA

25.0

15.1

9.9

HI

19.4

13.0

6.4

ID21

.914

.27.7

IL19

.715

.74.0

IN30

.320

.69.7

IA23

.816

.96.9

KS25

.016

.18.9

State

Smok

ing (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

KY36

.121

.914

.2

LA30

.121

.98.2

ME

25.2

17.3

8.0

MD

21.6

12.6

9.0

MA

25.0

11.4

13.5

MI

26.8

19.3

7.5

MN

23.0

14.7

8.3

MS

29.2

20.8

8.4

MO

26.7

18.5

8.2

MT

26.2

17.9

8.3

NE

24.9

15.4

9.5

NV

27.3

14.0

13.3

NH

23.9

15.7

8.2

NJ

20.4

14.0

6.4

NM

25.2

17.1

8.2

NY

19.1

13.2

5.9

NC

27.2

16.6

10.6

ND

25.2

18.8

6.4

State

Smok

ing (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

OH

29.5

18.1

11.4

OK

28.1

18.4

9.8

OR

24.4

14.1

10.2

PA30

.016

.713

.2

RI23

.514

.19.4

SC28

.718

.89.9

SD23

.617

.16.5

TN34

.720

.114

.6

TX20

.413

.27.2

UT

14.5

8.56.0

VT

22.4

14.6

7.8

VA27

.217

.59.8

WA

22.2

12.8

9.4

WV

31.5

24.4

7.1

WI

25.1

15.1

10.0

WY

25.2

17.8

7.4



Tabl

e 7.

3 H

ealt

h Be

havi

or—

Obe

sity

am

ong

Pers

ons

Age

s 18

and

Ove

r by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s: 2

014

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

U.S

. val

ues w

ere

calc

ulat

ed b

ased

on

the

sum

mat

ion

of st

ate

valu

es. P

erso

ns li

ving

in in

stitu

tions

ar

e no

t inc

lude

d.So

urce

: Aut

hors

' cal

cula

tions

usin

g da

ta fr

om th

e 20

14 B

ehav

iora

l Risk

Fac

tor S

urve

illan

ce S

urve

y BR

FSS.

See

dhd

s.cdc

.gov

/met

hods

for m

ore

deta

il.[1

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f peo

ple

who

are

obe

se w

ith o

r with

out a

disa

bilit

y. [2

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts be

twee

n pe

ople

who

are

obe

se w

ith a

nd w

ithou

t a d

isabi

lity.

State

Obes

ity (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

U.S

.41

.125

.215

.9

AL

41.8

29.6

12.2

AK

39.9

26.8

13.1

AZ

40.3

25.4

14.9

AR

45.8

31.3

14.5

CA37

.321

.016

.4

CO31

.918

.513

.4

CT40

.322

.218

.1

DE

46.3

25.8

20.5

DC

39.6

17.4

22.2

FL36

.622

.813

.8

GA

45.6

26.0

19.6

HI

31.1

20.3

10.8

ID43

.724

.619

.0

IL46

.125

.320

.8

IN44

.828

.816

.0

IA45

.227

.018

.2

KS43

.827

.616

.2

State

Obes

ity (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

KY41

.127

.513

.6

LA44

.831

.313

.4

ME

41.4

23.7

17.7

MD

43.0

26.4

16.6

MA

34.8

19.8

15.0

MI

43.1

26.4

16.6

MN

41.2

24.4

16.8

MS

45.3

32.2

13.1

MO

41.9

26.1

15.9

MT

36.5

23.1

13.4

NE

40.5

27.4

13.1

NV

35.4

25.8

9.6

NH

40.1

23.5

16.6

NJ

39.8

24.0

15.8

NM

36.1

26.0

10.1

NY

41.7

23.2

18.5

NC

40.1

26.3

13.8

ND

41.6

29.7

12.0

State

Obes

ity (%

) [1]

Gap

(% pt

s) [2

]Di

sabil

ityNo

Disa

bility

OH

45.7

28.1

17.6

OK

45.4

27.9

17.5

OR

40.9

22.9

18.0

PA42

.026

.115

.8

RI36

.324

.012

.4

SC41

.828

.513

.3

SD38

.627

.810

.7

TN37

.428

.68.9

TX44

.728

.815

.9

UT

40.0

22.1

17.9

VT

36.8

20.8

15.9

VA41

.325

.316

.0

WA

38.3

23.5

14.8

WV

45.1

31.2

13.8

WI

44.5

27.4

17.1

WY

39.6

26.5

13.2



Tabl

e 7.

4 H

ealt

h Be

havi

or—

Bing

e D

rink

ing

amon

g Pe

rson

s A

ges

18 a

nd O

ver b

y D

isab

ility

Sta

tus:

201

4

Base

d on

a sa

mpl

e an

d su

bjec

t to

sam

plin

g va

riabi

lity.

U.S

. val

ues w

ere

calc

ulat

ed b

ased

on

the

sum

mat

ion

of st

ate

valu

es. P

erso

ns li

ving

in in

stitu

tions

ar

e no

t inc

lude

d.So

urce

: Aut

hors

' cal

cula

tions

usin

g da

ta fr

om th

e 20

14 B

ehav

iora

l Risk

Fac

tor S

urve

illan

ce S

urve

y BR

FSS.

See

dhd

s.cdc

.gov

/met

hods

for m

ore

deta

il.[1

] The

perc

enta

ge o

f peo

ple

who

drin

k w

ith o

r with

out a

disa

bilit

y.[2

] The

diffe

renc

e in

per

cent

age

poin

ts be

twee

n pe

ople

who

drin

k w

ith a

nd w

ithou

t a d

isabi

lity.

State

Binge

Drin

king (

%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityU

.S.

11.0

17.5

-6.5

AL

8.113

.8-5

.6

AK

15.6

21.5

-5.9

AZ

11.4

16.1

-4.7

AR

9.414

.9-5

.4

CA11

.616

.8-5

.2

CO10

.819

.4-8

.5

CT11

.917

.1-5

.2

DE

10.9

17.2

-6.3

DC

17.8

26.6

-8.8

FL10

.916

.4-5

.5

GA

8.116

.0-7

.9

HI

15.0

20.7

-5.7

ID10

.616

.0-5

.5

IL13

.321

.9-8

.5

IN9.6

16.4

-6.8

IA13

.423

.4-1

0.1

KS9.4

17.7

-8.4

State

Binge

Drin

king (

%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityKY

9.114

.3-5

.1

LA9.7

18.2

-8.4

ME

11.8

18.9

-7.0

MD

11.4

16.4

-5.0

MA

12.6

19.0

-6.4

MI

12.8

21.1

-8.3

MN

12.6

21.2

-8.6

MS

7.714

.7-6

.9

MO

11.7

16.3

-4.6

MT

11.4

21.3

-9.9

NE

11.7

22.6

-10.9

NV

12.8

16.7

-3.9

NH

10.3

18.6

-8.3

NJ

10.4

17.0

-6.6

NM

10.7

14.8

-4.1

NY

10.2

16.3

-6.1

NC

9.314

.9-5

.7

ND

15.4

25.9

-10.5

State

Binge

Drin

king (

%) [

1]Ga

p (%

pts)

[2]

Disa

bility

No D

isabil

ityO

H13

.119

.8-6

.7

OK

9.114

.4-5

.3

OR

12.8

18.1

-5.3

PA12

.618

.0-5

.4

RI12

.220

.2-7

.9

SC9.2

15.9

-6.7

SD9.9

19.6

-9.8

TN7.3

11.9

-4.6

TX11

.117

.7-6

.5

UT

9.212

.0-2

.8

VT

12.5

19.6

-7.1

VA10

.116

.5-6

.4

WA

12.7

18.6

-5.9

WV

6.611

.0-4

.3

WI

13.8

24.4

-10.6

WY

12.1

18.7

-6.7



Tabl

e 7.

5 H

ealt

h Ca

re C

over

age—

Am

ong

Pers

ons

Age

s 18

and

Ove

r by

Dis

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.585

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89.6

84.7

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86.6

84.9

1.6

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91.2

84.3

6.9

AR

88.8

81.8

7.0

CA91

.184

.36.9

CO92

.286

.16.1

CT93

.990

.83.1

DE

94.5

90.4

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DC

95.2

91.4

3.8

FL85

.581

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GA

81.5

78.8

2.7

HI

93.9

91.7

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IL92

.887

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.384

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KY92

.189

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.880

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88.8

89.0

-0.2

MD

94.6

90.2

4.4

MA

95.9

95.4

0.5

MI

92.6

88.8

3.8

MN

94.1

92.5

1.6

MS

85.1

79.6

5.5

MO

89.6

86.9

2.8

MT

89.8

86.4

3.4

NE

89.0

87.4

1.6

NV

90.5

80.5

10.0

NH

88.7

88.9

-0.2

NJ

91.5

86.8

4.8

NM

91.6

82.2

9.4

NY

91.1

87.2

3.9

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87.6

83.0

4.6

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92.4

91.2

1.3

State

Healt

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) [1]

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OH

90.4

89.7

0.7

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87.1

85.8

1.3

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92.8

88.2

4.7

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.489

.13.3

RI92

.691

.90.7

SC84

.482

.61.8

SD89

.990

.5-0

.6

TN88

.184

.63.5

TX82

.573

.49.1

UT

89.2

85.7

3.6

VT

94.5

93.1

1.4

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.287

.10.1

WA

92.2

88.6

3.6

WV

92.8

88.8

4.0

WI

92.7

91.6

1.1

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83.9

85.4

-1.6



This section presents statistics on Social Security Administration Programs in the United States. Specifically, these data concern the number of beneficiaries served by, and the amount spent on, Social Security Income and Social Security Disability Insurance, by disability status. A table also addresses those who have concurrent benefits (are enrolled in both programs), by disability status. The principal source of this data is the Social Security Administration, specifically the 2013 Annual Statistical Supplement. The 2013 Annual Statistical Supplement provides information about programs administrated by the Social Security Administration. In part, data in the Supplement provide a basis for research and policy recommendations for the programs.

In this section, disability status under Social Security is based on the ability to work. A person is considered disabled if they cannot do the work they did before; cannot adjust to other work because of a medical condition; and disability has lasted or is expected to last for at least one year or result in death. Definitions for aged (65 and older), blindness (statutory blindness), disabled adult child(ren), disabled widow(er) are specific to the Social Security Administration and Social Security Act and can be found on the Social Security Administration website.

Tables

Table 8.1: In December 2014, of the 8,334,660 individuals who received federally administered payments from the Supplemental Security Income program, 1,151,795 were eligible based on being 65 years or older, 67,376 were eligible based on blindness, and 7,115,489 were eligible based on disability status.

Table 8.2: In December 2014, of the 54,685,392 of federally administered payments from the Supplemental Security Income program, 5,687,315 was spent on individuals eligible based on being ages 65 years or older, 439,817 was spent on individuals eligible based on

blindness, and 48,558,260 was spent on individuals eligible based on disability status.

Table 8.3: In December 2014, of the 1,299,454 individuals under age 18 who received federally administered payments from the Supplemental Security Income program, 5,860 were eligible based on blindness, and 1,291,304 were eligible based on disability status.

Table 8.4: In December 2014, 805,536 individuals received federally administered payments from Supplemental Security Income program, and 157,272 of those who received payments were under age 18, 538,222 were ages 18 to 64, and 110,042 were ages 65 and older.

Table 8.5a: In December 2014, of the 10,031,039 individuals who were beneficiaries under the Social Security Disability Insurance program, 8,759,035 were disabled workers, 1,019,762 were disabled adult children, and 252,242 were disabled widows(ers).

Tables 8.5b–8.5g: In December 2014, of the 10,031,039 individuals who were beneficiaries under the Social Security Disability Insurance program, 372,634 were receiving benefits on the basis of injuries.

Table 8.6: In December 2014, of the $11,187,403 spent on individuals who were beneficiaries under the Social Security Disability Insurance program, 10,232,223 was spent on individuals who were disabled workers, 182,957 was spent on individuals who were disabled adult children, and 772,219 was spent on individuals who were disabled widows(ers).

Table 8.7: In December 2014, of the 10,031,039 individuals ages 18 to 64 receiving Supplemental Security Income and/or Social Security Disability Insurance, 8,759,035 were Social Security Disability Insurance disabled workers only, 4,912,538 were Supplemental Security Income recipients only, and 1,372,931 were both Social Security Disability Insurance disabled workers and Supplemental Security Income recipients (i.e., concurrent beneficiaries).

Section 8: Social Security Administration Programs


Table 8.8a: From 2013 to 2014, the total number of recipients of Supplemental Security Income decreased by 0.3 percent. The total number of recipients increased the most in Nevada (by 4.6 percent) and decreased the most in New York (by 6.5 percent). From 2013 to 2014, the number of aged (65 or older) recipients of Supplemental Security Income decreased by 0.4 percent. The number of aged recipients increased the most in Nevada (by 5.0 percent) and decreased the most in New York (by 8.5 percent).

Table 8.8b: From 2013 to 2014, the number of blind recipients of Supplemental Security Income decreased by 0.4 percent. The number of blind recipients increased the most in Arizona (by 4.4 percent) and decreased the most in Vermont (by 5.9 percent). From 2013 to 2014, the number of disabled recipients of Supplemental Security Income decreased by 0.3 percent. The number of disabled recipients increased the most in Nevada (by 4.6 percent) and decreased the most in New York (by 6.1 percent).

Table 8.9a: From 2013 to 2014, the total number of recipients of Social Security Disability Insurance increased 0.4 percent. The total number of beneficiaries increased the most in Nevada (by 2.3 percent) and decreased the most in Montana (by 1.3 percent). From 2013 to 2014, the number of disabled workers receiving Social Security Disability Insurance increased by 0.2 percent.

Table 8.9b: From 2013 to 2014, the total number of beneficiaries of Social Security Disability Insurance among disabled adult children increased by 1.9 percent. The total number of beneficiaries among disabled adult children increased the most in Nevada (by 6.3 percent) and increased the least in Montana (by 0.2 percent). From 2013 to 2014, the number of disabled widow(er)s receiving Social Security Disability Insurance increased by 0.4 percent.

Table 8.10: The monthly number of Social Security Disability Insurance beneficiaries (disabled-worker benefits only) grew from

154,330 in January of 2003 to 233,526 in September of 2015. The highest number can be found in October of 2010, reporting 293,682 beneficiaries. The lowest number can be found in February 2003, reporting 136,075.


Tabl

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men

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Inco

me—

Num

ber o

f Rec

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nts

of F

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4

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tatis

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dU

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8,334

,660

1,151

,795

67,37

67,1

15,48

9

AL

174,5

449,5

7182

416

4,149

AK

12,42

41,7

8374

10,56

7

AZ

119,3

0815

,754

1,024

102,5

30

AR

111,4

645,5

6566

510

5,234

CA1,3

05,58

936

0,683

18,80

392

6,103

CO72

,831

9,078

513

63,24

0

CT63

,244

6,678

429

56,13

7

DE

16,65

51,2

3097

15,32

8

DC

26,85

21,9

8612

724

,739

FL56

0,809

127,9

282,9

6942

9,912

GA

256,1

9724

,346

1,931

229,9

20

HI

25,21

55,8

1017

119

,234

ID30

,451

1,801

210

28,44

0

IL27

5,772

30,31

52,3

9424

3,063

IN12

7,944

5,443

892

121,6

09

IA51

,223

3,153

684

47,38

6

KS48

,870

2,947

332

45,59

1

State

Tota

lEli

gibilit

y Cat

egor

yAg

edBli

ndDi

sable

dKY

188,5

359,6

161,1

5917

7,760

LA18

1,261

12,37

51,3

1916

7,567

ME

37,62

71,7

9523

135

,601

MD

118,1

5315

,006

654

102,4

93

MA

188,6

0622

,220

2,352

164,0

34

MI

277,3

6218

,155

1,584

257,6

23

MN

94,21

510

,602

730

82,88

3

MS

125,6

038,7

9189

111

5,921

MO

142,7

437,2

3985

813

4,646

MT

18,24

91,2

9312

616

,830

NE

27,68

32,1

7222

925

,282

NV

50,71

412

,147

695

37,87

2

NH

19,65

689

413

718

,625

NJ

181,8

6435

,736

758

145,3

70

NM

64,07

28,5

0844

755

,117

NY

654,3

1611

8,518

2,837

532,9

61

NC

235,2

5618

,575

1,782

214,8

99

ND

8,237

703

577,4

77

State

Tota

lEli

gibilit

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sable

dO

H31

3,170

15,21

51,8

8329

6,072

OK

96,96

96,1

2664

290

,201

OR

85,05

19,0

9363

475

,324

PA37

3,914

24,29

51,9

5334

7,666

RI33

,345

3,235

170

29,94

0

SC11

8,245

8,292

1,207

108,7

46

SD14

,880

1,434

116

13,33

0

TN18

3,778

11,84

61,4

1117

0,521

TX66

5,989

104,9

736,7

3055

4,286

UT

31,16

32,7

4621

028

,207

VT

15,82

51,0

0264

14,75

9

VA15

5,434

18,21

61,0

9913

6,119

WA

151,1

8017

,116

887

133,1

77

WV

77,72

52,5

6047

274

,693

WI

117,6

416,9

0187

510

9,865

WY

6,807

329

386,4

40

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2 Su

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men

tal S

ecur

ity

Inco

me—

Tota

l Fed

eral

ly A

dmin

iste

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Paym

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: Dec

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4

Sour

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Adm

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Sup

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State

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$) [1

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dU

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54,68

5,392

5,687

,315

439,8

1748

,558,2

60

AL

1,086

,605

28,02

14,6

441,0

53,94

1

AK

76,16

17,2

5242

368

,487

AZ

764,2

0768

,856

6,354

688,9

97

AR

702,5

2914

,719

3,761

684,0

49

CA9,5

71,77

92,1

62,72

214

6,524

7,262

,533

CO46

1,446

42,32

43,1

1441

6,008

CT40

5,021

30,98

02,6

5437

1,386

DE

106,5

995,0

8162

010

0,898

DC

187,0

788,6

0377

117

7,704

FL3,4

91,13

862

2,919

17,30

32,8

50,91

7

GA

1,624

,889

87,18

911

,699

1,526

,001

HI

169,7

7629

,543

1,199

139,0

34

ID19

0,142

6,296

1,237

182,6

10

IL1,8

10,71

714

7,365

14,95

91,6

48,39

3

IN83

2,953

20,47

95,2

7580

7,198

IA30

9,941

10,79

33,7

7029

5,378

KS30

6,884

11,46

72,0

3129

3,387

State

Tota

l [1]

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ateg

ory (

$) [1

]Ag

edBli

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sable

dKY

1,174

,277

29,87

76,8

781,1

37,52

1

LA1,1

39,53

538

,605

7,694

1,093

,235

ME

226,8

405,5

921,3

4021

9,908

MD

791,8

2472

,871

4,083

714,8

71

MA

1,183

,449

108,0

0313

,624

1,061

,822

MI

1,854

,332

85,73

410

,002

1,758

,596

MN

613,8

7755

,614

4,488

553,7

75

MS

766,2

3323

,202

4,940

738,0

91

MO

898,1

7126

,950

5,030

866,1

90

MT

111,5

834,2

4878

810

6,547

NE

169,1

898,3

291,3

8315

9,478

NV

326,5

2956

,456

4,926

265,1

47

NH

120,7

663,9

3278

011

6,054

NJ

1,152

,436

171,6

484,3

4097

6,448

NM

391,9

0829

,913

2,678

359,3

17

NY

4,665

,280

659,5

9819

,371

3,986

,310

NC

1,460

,544

58,75

910

,449

1,391

,336

ND

47,18

52,7

7230

744

,106

State

Tota

l [1]

Eligib

ility C

ateg

ory (

$) [1

]Ag

edBli

ndDi

sable

dO

H2,0

74,40

764

,755

11,13

81,9

98,51

4

OK

616,5

4020

,024

3,821

592,6

95

OR

548,6

9839

,748

3,823

505,1

27

PA2,5

09,34

010

9,523

11,81

42,3

88,00

3

RI21

0,356

13,59

610

0219

5,757

SC73

3,120

25,35

77,0

0070

0,763

SD88

,429

5,487

711

82,23

1

TN1,1

60,16

437

,988

8,630

1,113

,545

TX4,0

00,20

939

9,619

40,16

53,5

60,42

5

UT

194,6

3412

,544

1,287

180,8

03

VT

98,09

53,7

1938

093

,997

VA96

8,259

81,06

76,6

6388

0,529

WA

1,008

,840

92,15

95,6

0091

1,081

WV

494,1

907,7

922,7

8348

3,616

WI

747,2

0426

,292

5,350

715,5

61

WY

41,08

493

321

139

,940




Tabl

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3 Su

pple

men

tal S

ecur

ity

Inco

me—

Num

ber o

f Rec

ipie

nts

of F

eder

ally

Adm

inis

tere

d Pa

ymen

ts u

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A

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8: D

ecem

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014

Sour

ce: S

ocia

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Adm

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ratio

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Annu

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Tabl

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. Val

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or A

K, a

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D b

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and

disa

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cat

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re n

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vaila

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to a

void

disc

losu

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f inf

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n re

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part

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divi

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s. Th

e U

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(U.S

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for t

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and

disa

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cat

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AK

, DC

, ND

, or W

Y va

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.

State

Tota

lEli

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y Cat

egor

yBli

ndDi

sable

dU

.S.

1,299

,454

5,860

1,291

,304

AL

27,61

441

27,57

3

AK

1,263

(X)(X)

AZ

20,95

813

520

,823

AR

28,86

966

28,80

3

CA11

9,001

962

118,0

39

CO9,9

7156

9,915

CT8,9

3528

8,907

DE

3,596

43,5

92

DC

4,106

341

03

FL10

7,287

223

107,0

64

GA

46,30

222

946

,073

HI

1,656

1916

37

ID5,5

7315

5,558

IL41

,100

202

40,89

8

IN24

,584

101

24,48

3

IA8,3

0283

8,219

KS9,5

1335

9,478

State

Tota

lEli

gibilit

y Cat

egor

yBli

ndDi

sable

dKY

28,03

110

627

,925

LA36

,164

9936

,065

ME

4,273

224,2

51

MD

18,73

248

18,68

4

MA

23,97

927

323

,706

MI

41,90

114

641

,755

MN

13,71

563

13,65

2

MS

23,36

355

23,30

8

MO

23,58

082

23,49

8

MT

2,433

172,4

16

NE

4,104

204,0

84

NV

9,768

879,6

81

NH

2,523

162,5

07

NJ

25,90

932

25,87

7

NM

9,267

369,2

31

NY

88,53

020

888

,322

NC

43,39

916

243

,237

ND

1,027

(X)(X)

State

Tota

lEli

gibilit

y Cat

egor

yBli

ndDi

sable

dO

H50

,436

167

50,26

9

OK

17,30

370

17,23

3

OR

10,74

063

10,67

7

PA72

,084

166

71,91

8

RI4,6

649

4,655

SC20

,428

135

20,29

3

SD2,6

0315

2,588

TN24

,912

124

24,78

8

TX14

6,097

1,134

144,9

63

UT

5,364

215,3

43

VT

1,628

61,6

22

VA23

,891

8123

,810

WA

18,29

293

18,19

9

WV

8,081

398,0

42

WI

22,60

660

22,54

6

WY

997

399

4

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http://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/statcomps/ supplement/2015/7b.html;


Tabl

e 8.

4 Su

pple

men

tal S

ecur

ity

Inco

me—

Num

ber o

f Rec

ipie

nts

of F

eder

ally

Adm

inis

tere

d Pa

ymen

ts, b

y A

ge:

Dec

embe

r 201

4

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

Annu

al S

tatis

tical

Sup

plem

ent,

Tabl

e 7B

9; w

ww.

ssa.

gov/

polic

y/do

cs/s

tatc

omps

/sup

plem

ent/2

015/

7b.

htm

l; (a

cces

sed

21 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. Pe

ople

age

s 65

and

olde

r gro

up in

clud

es p

eopl

e w

ho a

re b

lind.

State

Tota

lAg

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upUn

der 1

818

to 64

65 or

olde

rU

.S.

805,5

3615

7,272

538,2

2211

0,042

AL

16,20

92,8

8612

,533

790

AK

1,279

195

866

218

AZ

11,79

72,3

517,6

791,7

67

AR

11,59

13,4

697,6

4048

2

CA10

0,884

14,60

855

,467

30,80

9

CO8,7

261,5

506,2

0896

8

CT6,6

541,2

034,7

1573

6

DE

1,746

390

1,210

146

DC

2,768

613

1,894

261

FL65

,019

13,70

236

,752

14,56

5

GA

28,78

65,1

8821

,046

2,552

HI

2,499

188

1,683

628

ID3,4

6876

62,5

0220

0

IL23

,770

4,667

15,99

53,1

08

IN15

,978

3,220

12,11

764

1

IA5,8

571,2

654,2

3236

0

KS5,3

551,2

523,8

0429

9

State

Tota

lAg

e Gro

upUn

der 1

818

to 64

65 or

olde

rKY

14,65

53,2

4710

,326

1,082

LA17

,761

3,759

12,82

81,1

74

ME

3,415

589

2,635

191

MD

13,26

82,5

239,2

951,4

50

MA

18,14

93,3

6312

,707

2,079

MI

26,93

74,6

4220

,089

2,206

MN

9,947

1,992

6,874

1,081

MS

12,60

52,8

119,1

4664

8

MO

16,34

92,9

1812

,683

748

MT

1,752

260

1,338

154

NE

3,329

555

2,479

295

NV

6,100

1,217

3,792

1,091

NH

2,747

375

2,274

98

NJ

19,40

33,5

1812

,116

3,769

NM

5,831

1,006

4,057

768

NY

52,29

111

,477

29,86

810

,946

NC

25,20

24,7

9218

,595

1,815

ND

845

191

573

81

State

Tota

lAg

e Gro

upUn

der 1

818

to 64

65 or

olde

rO

H32

,328

5,782

24,80

71,7

39

OK

10,25

52,0

277,5

5367

5

OR

9,351

1,585

6,827

939

PA29

,398

6,246

20,60

02,5

52

RI2,9

5256

62,0

4534

1

SC13

,250

2,609

9,862

779

SD1,6

9842

31,1

2814

7

TN19

,453

3,086

15,20

01,1

67

TX64

,992

16,94

139

,231

8,820

UT

3,807

819

2,685

303

VT

1,605

232

1,248

125

VA18

,813

3,396

13,70

11,7

16

WA

15,68

62,8

2711

,365

1,494

WV

5,667

1,001

4,394

272

WI

12,40

72,8

538,8

3072

4

WY

902

131

728

43




Tabl

e 8.

5a S

ocia

l Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—N

umbe

r of B

enefi

ciar

ies:

Dec

embe

r 201

4

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

Annu

al S

tatis

tical

Rep

ort,

Tabl

e 9;

ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

y/do

cs/s

tatc

omps

/di_

asr/

2014

/sec

t01b

.ht

ml;

(acc

esse

d 18

Oct

ober

201

5).

State

Tota

lTy

pe of

Bene

ficiar

y (Di

sable

d)

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ult

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ren

U.S

.10

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398,7

59,03

525

2,242

1,019

,762

AL

268,2

80

236,8

57

9,01

4 22

,409

AK

14,31

7 12

,641

297

1,37

9

AZ

174,7

70

156,2

17

3,81

8 14

,735

AR

158,6

04

140,4

53

4,93

1 13

,220

CA 81

7,777

70

9,509

16

,955

91,31

3

CO 11

8,958

10

7,158

2,

230

9,57

0

CT 95

,854

81,79

9 1,

584

12,47

1

DE

30,99

3 27

,404

749

2,84

0

DC

16,62

8 14

,732

261

1,63

5

FL 62

6,781

56

0,856

14

,752

51,17

3

GA

323,3

83

285,3

94

9,68

8 28

,301

HI

26,75

0 23

,174

530

3,04

6

ID 49

,567

43,82

0 1,

037

4,71

0

IL 34

1,132

28

9,730

8,

170

43,23

2

IN 23

9,366

20

8,645

6,

484

24,23

7

IA 91

,864

78,01

6 1,

880

11,96

8

KS 86

,350

75,12

3 2,

132

9,09

5

State

Tota

lTy

pe of

Bene

ficiar

y (Di

sable

d)

Work

ers

Wido

w(er

)sAd

ult

Child

ren

KY 23

7,485

20

8,016

8,

405

21,06

4

LA 18

6,503

15

7,558

6,

757

22,18

8

ME

67,41

0 59

,093

1,48

5 6,

832

MD

148,4

66

130,6

96

2,91

1 14

,859

MA

236,0

08

205,6

42

4,03

1 26

,335

MI

409,7

56

353,5

22

10,13

9 46

,095

MN

146,8

05

127,3

64

2,11

2 17

,329

MS

153,5

27

132,5

96

5,54

5 15

,386

MO

253,0

93

222,2

18

7,15

4 23

,721

MT

31,56

9 27

,807

662

3,10

0

NE

48,92

4 42

,347

947

5,63

0

NV

70,48

9 64

,243

1,67

9 4,

567

NH

53,87

2 48

,091

940

4,84

1

NJ

234,6

21

203,2

08

4,62

7 26

,786

NM

72,28

7 64

,694

1,52

1 6,

072

NY

602,4

05

516,9

00

11,92

5 73

,580

NC

376,1

94

332,1

73

10,47

9 33

,542

ND

16,71

6 14

,048

259

2,40

9

State

Tota

lTy

pe of

Bene

ficiar

y (Di

sable

d)

Work

ers

Wido

w(er

)sAd

ult

Child

ren

OH

413,2

67

356,2

70

11,30

6 45

,691

OK

145,2

74

127,7

12

4,77

2 12

,790

OR

124,3

40

109,3

29

2,83

3 12

,178

PA 47

1,665

40

9,608

11

,274

50,78

3

RI 42

,703

37,42

2 85

6 4,

425

SC 20

4,234

17

9,872

6,

432

17,93

0

SD 22

,443

19,25

0 40

3 2,

790

TN 28

6,627

25

2,231

9,

424

24,97

2

TX 65

4,046

57

4,012

18

,941

61,09

3

UT

55,00

6 47

,947

1,10

9 5,

950

VT

25,87

6 22

,600

463

2,81

3

VA 24

3,085

21

2,945

6,

344

23,79

6

WA

202,6

57

179,1

92

4,27

9 19

,186

WV

109,1

45

93,83

7 4,

104

11,20

4

WI

188,3

44

161,8

94

3,31

6 23

,134

WY

14,82

3 13

,170

296

1,35

7

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Tabl

e 8.

5b S

ocia

l Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—N

umbe

r of B

enefi

ciar

ies

by D

isab

ility

Typ

e: D

ecem

ber 2

014

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

Annu

al S

tatis

tical

Rep

ort,

Tabl

e 10

; ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

y/do

cs/s

tatc

omps

/di_

asr/

2014

/sec

t01b

.ht

ml;

(acc

esse

d 20

Oct

ober

201

5).

State

Tota

l Di

sable

dCo

ngen

ital

Anom

alies

Endo

crine

, Nu

tritio

nal, &

Me

tabo

lic D

iseas

es

Infe

ctiou

s &

Para

sitic

Dise

ases

Injur

ies

U.S

.10

,031,0

3935

,288

305,7

6012

8,105

372,6

34

AL

268,2

8075

49,8

962,5

4811

,126

AK

14,31

768

362

109

609

AZ

174,7

7062

04,8

782,1

057,0

37

AR

158,6

0447

76,7

071,2

866,4

66

CA81

7,777

3,370

21,15

014

,586

32,44

2

CO11

8,958

565

3,158

1,422

5,010

CT95

,854

320

2,474

1,236

2,640

DE

30,99

310

981

946

61,0

62

DC

16,62

824

479

775

441

FL62

6,781

2,283

19,58

514

,081

25,18

4

GA

323,3

8392

511

,292

6,533

12,92

6

HI

26,75

088

537

378

951

ID49

,567

200

1,419

284

1,888

IL34

1,132

1,414

11,06

34,1

8011

,264

IN23

9,366

721

9,633

1,959

7,936

IA91

,864

444

3,393

552

3,281

KS86

,350

359

2,458

612

3,147

KY23

7,485

602

6,748

1,595

8,285

LA18

6,503

522

5,906

2,706

7,734

ME

67,41

019

61,7

6636

82,1

59

MD

148,4

6663

84,4

303,1

195,5

61

MA

236,0

0885

14,5

182,8

876,7

12

MI

409,7

561,2

7712

,595

3,020

13,32

6

MN

146,8

0562

42,9

101,0

295,2

97

MS

153,5

2741

46,4

511,7

006,7

36

State

Tota

l Di

sable

dCo

ngen

ital

Anom

alies

Endo

crine

, Nu

tritio

nal, &

Me

tabo

lic D

iseas

es

Infe

ctiou

s &

Para

sitic

Dise

ases

Injur

ies

MO

253,0

9397

58,6

292,4

1610

,180

MT

31,56

911

173

119

51,4

11

NE

48,92

423

71,5

9234

31,9

29

NV

70,48

927

91,9

9696

22,9

40

NH

53,87

219

41,0

2225

21,5

98

NJ

234,6

2179

25,6

203,3

838,4

97

NM

72,28

727

82,3

8367

83,1

12

NY

602,4

051,8

7112

,613

11,06

320

,207

NC

376,1

941,2

2913

,618

5,191

13,77

0

ND

16,71

683

381

8873

1

OH

413,2

671,6

6812

,906

3,409

13,06

5

OK

145,2

7439

75,2

271,1

195,1

45

OR

124,3

4043

03,3

381,2

704,8

65

PA47

1,665

1,840

13,62

14,8

8418

,421

RI42

,703

122

850

349

1,191

SC20

4,234

556

6,291

2,577

7,850

SD22

,443

114

582

128

829

TN28

6,627

765

9,885

2,410

9,803

TX65

4,046

1,996

25,61

710

,358

27,72

7

UT

55,00

634

81,4

6638

11,8

79

VT

25,87

613

558

216

486

4

VA24

3,085

823

7,433

2,928

8,301

WA

202,6

5774

05,3

912,0

166,7

59

WV

109,1

4531

54,1

8970

35,1

36

WI

188,3

441,0

604,9

031,2

256,4

46

WY

14,82

365

267

7775

8




Tabl

e 8.

5c S

ocia

l Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—N

umbe

r of B

enefi

ciar

ies

by D

isab

ility

Typ

e: D

ecem

ber 2

014

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

Annu

al S

tatis

tical

Rep

ort,

Tabl

e 10

; ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

y/do

cs/s

tatc

omps

/di_

asr/

2014

/sec

t01b

.ht

ml;

(acc

esse

d 21

Oct

ober

201

5).

State

Tota

l Di

sable

d

Dise

ases

of th

e—Blo

od &

Blo

od-Fo

rming

Or

gans

Circu

lator

y Sy

stem

Dige

stive

Sy

stem

Genit

ourin

ary

Syste

m

U.S

.10

,031,0

3927

,492

754,7

8015

4,954

158,9

02

AL

268,2

8097

823

,581

3,583

3,787

AK

14,31

728

796

233

186

AZ

174,7

7036

611

,062

3,113

3,048

AR

158,6

0441

913

,814

2,413

1,745

CA81

7,777

1,864

50,45

513

,019

17,66

4

CO11

8,958

194

6,007

2,371

1,757

CT95

,854

227

5,641

1,446

1,320

DE

30,99

399

2,364

475

575

DC

16,62

875

1,400

184

511

FL62

6,781

2,346

54,36

911

,763

10,36

4

GA

323,3

831,4

6432

,272

5,012

7,283

HI

26,75

036

2,008

279

847

ID49

,567

742,7

2791

454

8

IL34

1,132

1,058

27,63

24,5

825,9

79

IN23

9,366

590

20,15

73,9

743,2

68

IA91

,864

184

5,756

1,244

1,015

KS86

,350

187

5,724

1,497

1,136

KY23

7,485

381

18,75

23,3

702,2

84

LA18

6,503

727

19,21

92,4

963,1

53

ME

67,41

089

3,604

1,065

472

MD

148,4

6663

512

,595

2,354

3,439

MA

236,0

0842

210

,921

3,371

2,121

MI

409,7

561,0

5630

,262

6,138

5,524

MN

146,8

0525

27,9

851,9

271,6

72

MS

153,5

2760

916

,715

1,888

2,919

State

Tota

l Di

sable

d

Dise

ases

of th

e—Blo

od &

Blo

od-Fo

rming

Or

gans

Circu

lator

y Sy

stem

Dige

stive

Sy

stem

Genit

ourin

ary

Syste

m

MO

253,0

9365

918

,814

4,181

3,158

MT

31,56

945

1,612

497

349

NE

48,92

492

3,408

764

734

NV

70,48

920

85,1

571,2

961,3

41

NH

53,87

259

2,529

733

353

NJ

234,6

2180

618

,021

3,799

4,335

NM

72,28

710

43,4

421,3

001,1

70

NY

602,4

051,7

5839

,126

7,405

8,469

NC

376,1

941,3

0533

,740

6,028

6,936

ND

16,71

620

1,070

235

244

OH

413,2

6795

931

,950

5,717

5,458

OK

145,2

7426

311

,818

2,223

1,904

OR

124,3

4024

06,9

742,3

491,4

90

PA47

1,665

1,194

34,18

47,8

595,8

80

RI42

,703

104

2,285

590

353

SC20

4,234

891

19,31

03,0

123,7

60

SD22

,443

291,3

1330

730

2

TN28

6,627

674

24,37

54,2

934,3

82

TX65

4,046

1,789

54,20

010

,576

14,37

1

UT

55,00

690

2,548

869

714

VT

25,87

639

1,053

356

172

VA24

3,085

805

20,28

93,7

294,5

23

WA

202,6

5739

310

,843

3,820

2,463

WV

109,1

4519

88,8

241,5

8994

7

WI

188,3

4439

411

,250

2,505

2,302

WY

14,82

314

827

211

175




Tabl

e 8.

5d S

ocia

l Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—N

umbe

r of B

enefi

ciar

ies

by D

isab

ility

Typ

e: D

ecem

ber 2

014

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

Annu

al S

tatis

tical

Rep

ort,

Tabl

e 10

; ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

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esse

d 22

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d

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ases

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2,824

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952,1

5426

5,273

23,05

5

AL

268,2

8091

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22,85

97,4

0475

5

AK

14,31

73,9

951,4

8526

336

AZ

174,7

7047

,147

18,35

14,0

2637

7

AR

158,6

0450

,774

13,98

64,6

6656

5

CA81

7,777

225,6

4680

,401

11,69

11,5

85

CO11

8,958

34,13

515

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3,494

250

CT95

,854

21,36

39,2

421,9

5218

5

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30,99

39,7

672,9

6589

061

DC

16,62

82,9

421,4

2332

148

FL62

6,781

182,8

1658

,086

17,40

61,9

94

GA

323,3

8393

,648

29,53

510

,024

801

HI

26,75

05,0

542,2

8839

273

ID49

,567

14,13

65,4

921,3

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5

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1,132

80,67

935

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9,388

684

IN23

9,366

63,16

324

,359

9,333

495

IA91

,864

22,07

59,4

132,8

1115

0

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,350

23,12

28,9

072,6

8918

7

KY23

7,485

78,16

818

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8,263

556

LA18

6,503

56,42

315

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4,412

510

ME

67,41

018

,134

5,851

1,714

213

MD

148,4

6635

,808

15,00

53,8

4635

1

MA

236,0

0850

,658

19,83

74,4

0240

6

MI

409,7

5611

8,053

38,64

011

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974

MN

146,8

0531

,722

15,19

72,6

5927

5

MS

153,5

2740

,809

13,23

84,3

0138

6

State

Tota

l Di

sable

d

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ases

of th

e—Mu

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3,093

77,37

323

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8,486

602

MT

31,56

99,2

293,7

0296

175

NE

48,92

412

,507

5,474

1,384

101

NV

70,48

921

,497

7,255

2,052

244

NH

53,87

211

,553

4,685

1,209

75

NJ

234,6

2164

,836

23,91

35,3

9651

9

NM

72,28

721

,851

6,797

1,638

165

NY

602,4

0519

7,462

53,48

413

,395

1,046

NC

376,1

9411

0,168

33,73

411

,979

978

ND

16,71

63,9

911,8

7144

452

OH

413,2

6710

3,497

36,64

514

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950

OK

145,2

7444

,808

12,56

54,7

2136

4

OR

124,3

4036

,314

14,05

02,7

7930

9

PA47

1,665

136,4

8444

,555

13,09

893

3

RI42

,703

9,834

3,637

929

93

SC20

4,234

64,61

018

,122

6,585

519

SD22

,443

5,626

2,878

627

68

TN28

6,627

86,79

423

,747

9,527

647

TX65

4,046

174,6

6667

,034

13,64

71,3

49

UT

55,00

613

,682

6,727

1,424

101

VT

25,87

66,3

342,3

8464

754

VA24

3,085

66,98

522

,017

6,992

600

WA

202,6

5755

,428

20,09

54,3

4452

7

WV

109,1

4533

,669

8,405

4,385

270

WI

188,3

4449

,080

20,89

84,0

6935

3

WY

14,82

34,0

741,7

5362

329




Tabl

e 8.

5e S

ocia

l Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—N

umbe

r of B

enefi

ciar

ies

by D

isab

ility

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ce: S

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urity

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ratio

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al S

tatis

tical

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ort,

Tabl

e 10

; ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

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lect

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bles

9.5

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Tota

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know

n

U.S

.10

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3928

2,682

3,481

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23,43

924

0,545

AL

268,2

805,7

6276

,769

719

5,893

AK

14,31

745

05,4

2550

222

AZ

174,7

704,8

0164

,068

569

3,202

AR

158,6

043,9

5448

,120

289

2,923

CA81

7,777

24,49

830

1,859

2,019

15,52

8

CO11

8,958

3,339

38,97

638

32,5

39

CT95

,854

2,868

41,94

820

52,7

87

DE

30,99

390

79,7

2669

639

DC

16,62

839

97,1

7035

401

FL62

6,781

21,33

418

8,389

1,397

15,38

4

GA

323,3

839,8

8093

,201

734

7,853

HI

26,75

092

312

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7859

8

ID49

,567

1,306

18,13

711

588

9

IL34

1,132

10,62

612

8,646

819

7,152

IN23

9,366

6,600

80,55

755

76,0

64

IA91

,864

2,688

36,27

415

92,4

25

KS86

,350

2,283

32,11

818

61,7

38

KY23

7,485

5,125

78,72

556

45,6

48

LA18

6,503

4,852

55,97

141

05,9

92

ME

67,41

01,5

6628

,835

152

1,226

MD

148,4

664,6

8850

,999

390

4,608

MA

236,0

086,0

4211

7,349

572

4,939

MI

409,7

5610

,981

145,5

7782

49,7

97

MN

146,8

054,2

7667

,889

315

2,776

MS

153,5

274,1

6448

,182

349

4,666

State

Tota

l Disa

bled

Neop

lasms

All M

enta

l Di

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ers

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know

n

MO

253,0

936,4

9982

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538

4,621

MT

31,56

986

011

,011

7470

6

NE

48,92

41,3

6017

,744

122

1,133

NV

70,48

91,9

7921

,614

176

1,493

NH

53,87

21,3

4327

,242

110

915

NJ

234,6

217,5

8880

,874

670

5,572

NM

72,28

71,6

6126

,011

257

1,440

NY

602,4

0517

,936

199,7

131,0

3615

,821

NC

376,1

9411

,297

116,4

4496

68,8

11

ND

16,71

650

26,5

6933

402

OH

413,2

6710

,984

158,8

8574

611

,878

OK

145,2

743,3

7048

,765

275

2,310

OR

124,3

403,5

1043

,975

277

2,170

PA47

1,665

13,18

916

2,238

1,374

11,91

1

RI42

,703

1,148

20,12

812

097

0

SC20

4,234

5,503

59,73

649

14,4

21

SD22

,443

619

8,538

5742

6

TN28

6,627

7,508

88,70

564

112

,471

TX65

4,046

18,41

521

6,242

1,435

14,62

4

UT

55,00

61,3

0021

,694

175

1,608

VT

25,87

664

911

,712

9164

0

VA24

3,085

7,473

83,45

659

06,1

41

WA

202,6

575,6

0179

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488

4,116

WV

109,1

452,6

2932

,861

244

4,781

WI

188,3

445,0

4873

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431

5,064

WY

14,82

339

95,2

7763

211




Tabl

e 8.

5f S

ocia

l Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—N

umbe

r of B

enefi

ciar

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by D

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Typ

e: D

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ce: S

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urity

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ratio

n, 2

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al S

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ort,

Tabl

e 10

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ww.

soci

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.

State

All M

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l Di

sord

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Autis

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ment

al Di

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sabil

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.3,4

81,52

149

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13,72

512

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839,3

96

AL

76,76

971

212

621

520

,573

AK

5,425

139

1432

1,149

AZ

64,06

871

819

319

211

,110

AR

48,12

044

714

716

914

,178

CA30

1,859

4,705

1,244

715

57,57

4

CO38

,976

503

160

121

8,248

CT41

,948

891

123

889,9

40

DE

9,726

180

4031

2,760

DC

7,170

5494

291,6

98

FL18

8,389

2,340

473

476

38,08

3

GA

93,20

191

720

224

825

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HI

12,22

014

519

312,0

80

ID18

,137

342

8114

63,9

13

IL12

8,646

1,854

817

354

35,48

8

IN80

,557

1,065

212

243

23,27

8

IA36

,274

529

138

325

12,37

8

KS32

,118

604

5617

28,8

81

KY78

,725

582

215

242

18,98

4

LA55

,971

606

232

180

20,41

6

ME

28,83

555

210

212

35,3

92

MD

50,99

985

432

120

813

,025

MA

117,3

492,0

5784

164

917

,120

MI

145,5

772,0

7467

257

633

,483

MN

67,88

91,4

8211

223

816

,109

MS

48,18

230

812

910

513

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State

All M

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ity

MO

82,00

81,1

4918

629

222

,393

MT

11,01

115

749

432,6

98

NE

17,74

424

241

875,1

17

NV

21,61

425

010

179

3,535

NH

27,24

248

217

022

13,4

09

NJ

80,87

41,7

9553

930

918

,630

NM

26,01

124

817

692

4,869

NY

199,7

133,5

151,6

8266

951

,702

NC

116,4

441,5

0440

531

234

,510

ND

6,569

121

1219

2,231

OH

158,8

852,0

3530

852

541

,176

OK

48,76

539

513

310

513

,672

OR

43,97

51,2

3312

328

89,3

45

PA16

2,238

2,293

735

900

44,01

8

RI20

,128

301

7311

63,8

40

SC59

,736

503

154

108

16,45

2

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3896

6756

2,606

TN88

,705

601

140

191

22,24

1

TX21

6,242

2,810

860

1,001

45,64

0

UT

21,69

451

799

103

5,450

VT

11,71

228

763

111

2,023

VA83

,456

1,182

245

356

23,14

6

WA

79,63

31,4

5728

939

714

,442

WV

32,86

129

376

108

11,10

6

WI

73,31

61,7

2721

937

119

,279

WY

5,277

102

1725

1,370




Tabl

e 8.

5g S

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l Sec

urit

y D

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Insu

ranc

e—N

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Typ

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e 10

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State

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81,52

11,3

44,11

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4,058

499,7

6838

7,717

AL

76,76

929

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7,254

9,949

8,449

AK

5,425

1,509

705

1,095

782

AZ

64,06

827

,831

8,589

8,660

6,775

AR

48,12

018

,060

3,897

5,667

5,555

CA30

1,859

123,2

5329

,221

58,82

026

,327

CO38

,976

14,11

04,7

565,8

305,2

48

CT41

,948

16,01

33,8

657,2

123,8

16

DE

9,726

3,552

942

1,390

831

DC

7,170

2,374

940

1,709

272

FL18

8,389

78,60

421

,032

31,05

016

,331

GA

93,20

132

,746

10,50

514

,437

8,601

HI

12,22

04,2

221,6

582,5

011,5

64

ID18

,137

6,704

1,772

2,139

3,040

IL12

8,646

50,13

210

,213

19,32

610

,462

IN80

,557

27,70

58,1

8610

,305

9,563

IA36

,274

10,08

93,7

794,7

414,2

95

KS32

,118

10,79

13,3

184,2

464,0

50

KY78

,725

32,93

89,0

526,3

9710

,315

LA55

,971

18,07

24,0

047,8

364,6

25

ME

28,83

511

,139

2,450

2,696

6,381

MD

50,99

918

,145

6,921

7,946

3,579

MA

117,3

4953

,034

9,353

14,65

719

,638

MI

145,5

7759

,042

15,14

721

,184

13,39

9

MN

67,88

925

,850

7,557

8,733

7,808

MS

48,18

219

,294

4,210

6,810

4,235

State

All M

enta

l Di

sord

ers

Mood

Di

sord

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nic

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and

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ic Di

sord

ers

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r

MO

82,00

830

,218

6,892

11,36

79,5

11

MT

11,01

13,1

521,4

871,4

571,9

68

NE

17,74

45,9

131,6

992,6

741,9

71

NV

21,61

48,8

572,3

043,6

712,8

17

NH

27,24

211

,850

2,141

2,362

6,607

NJ

80,87

430

,755

6,932

14,88

97,0

25

NM

26,01

19,7

633,3

143,1

554,3

94

NY

199,7

1372

,573

12,27

135

,478

21,82

3

NC

116,4

4439

,597

12,40

716

,020

11,68

9

ND

6,569

1,523

850

1,032

781

OH

158,8

8564

,013

11,89

921

,029

17,90

0

OK

48,76

517

,774

5,340

5,932

5,414

OR

43,97

514

,272

4,787

6,217

7,710

PA16

2,238

66,08

211

,199

21,56

515

,446

RI20

,128

8,724

1,627

2,245

3,202

SC59

,736

21,15

96,6

518,0

426,6

67

SD8,5

382,2

991,2

051,1

501,0

59

TN88

,705

37,61

78,8

159,8

549,2

46

TX21

6,242

95,73

620

,738

26,76

022

,697

UT

21,69

46,5

692,7

893,2

932,8

74

VT

11,71

24,3

711,2

231,2

752,3

59

VA83

,456

30,70

98,1

2411

,295

8,399

WA

79,63

328

,067

9,878

11,01

414

,089

WV

32,86

111

,715

2,843

2,382

4,338

WI

73,31

624

,541

6,530

9,631

11,01

8

WY

5,277

1,561

787

643

772




Tabl

e 8.

6 So

cial

Sec

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y D

isab

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Insu

ranc

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tal A

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here

not

ed.

State

Tota

l ($) [

1]Ty

pe of

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ficiar

y (Di

sable

d, $)

[1]

Work

ers

Wido

w(er

)sAd

ult Ch

ildre

nU

.S.

11,18

7,403

10,23

2,223

182,9

5777

2,219

AL

293,5

4927

1,434

6,262

15,85

2

AK

15,78

214

,511

246

1,025

AZ

202,8

7018

8,778

2,838

11,25

3

AR

168,0

9115

5,919

3,224

8,949

CA93

2,976

849,0

9213

,298

70,58

6

CO13

5,601

126,6

561,6

937,2

52

CT11

0,348

99,13

31,1

6310

,052

DE

36,77

533

,934

552

2,289

DC

16,47

215

,189

186

1,098

FL70

8,589

660,2

3410

,245

38,10

9

GA

360,5

3733

3,487

6,560

20,49

0

HI

30,46

827

,647

420

2,402

ID54

,027

49,81

777

53,4

35

IL38

4,836

344,1

566,1

1934

,561

IN26

8,715

244,8

664,7

7919

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IA96

,703

86,51

91,3

078,8

77

KS93

,974

85,62

11,5

026,8

51

KY25

7,681

236,8

186,2

4414

,620

LA19

8,375

177,3

955,3

1715

,663

ME

69,76

864

,121

989

4,658

MD

171,5

4115

7,549

2,165

11,82

7

MA

261,6

7623

9,183

2,913

19,58

0

MI

475,7

1742

9,633

8,133

37,95

0

MN

161,8

0714

7,340

1,452

13,01

5

MS

161,4

0014

7,564

3,677

10,15

9

State

Tota

l ($) [

1]Ty

pe of

Bene

ficiar

y (Di

sable

d, $)

[1]

Work

ers

Wido

w(er

)sAd

ult Ch

ildre

nM

O27

4,651

252,4

914,8

8517

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MT

33,41

030

,630

497

2,283

NE

51,50

746

,663

633

4,211

NV

83,78

478

,886

1,276

3,622

NH

61,57

457

,310

660

3,604

NJ

285,8

3426

0,014

3,523

22,29

7

NM

77,05

171

,762

1,095

4,193

NY

687,9

6162

0,187

8,817

58,95

7

NC

417,5

4538

6,925

6,625

23,99

5

ND

17,05

815

,165

174

1,719

OH

445,0

6840

1,323

8,466

35,27

9

OK

156,0

0214

3,271

3,401

9,331

OR

138,7

5912

7,245

2,172

9,342

PA52

6,598

478,5

978,3

7139

,630

RI46

,271

42,47

959

43,1

98

SC22

9,921

212,7

674,1

5413

,000

SD22

,943

20,82

724

81,8

68

TN31

1,024

286,6

946,2

5518

,075

TX71

5,380

656,7

9014

,086

44,50

4

UT

61,17

655

,703

869

4,604

VT

27,11

624

,787

306

2,022

VA27

1,938

249,8

794,4

6317

,595

WA

230,0

1121

1,413

3,427

15,17

1

WV

122,4

3211

0,899

3,348

8,184

WI

207,6

0418

7,659

2,322

17,62

3

WY

16,50

715

,261

231

1,014




Tabl

e 8.

7 So

cial

Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e an

d Su

pple

men

tal S

ecur

ity

Inco

me—

Num

ber o

f Tot

al a

nd

Conc

urre

nt B

enefi

ciar

ies,

Age

s 18

to 6

4: D

ecem

ber 2

014

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

Annu

al S

tatis

tical

Rep

ort;

2015

Ann

ual S

tatis

tical

Sup

plem

ent;

and

2014

Sup

plem

enta

l Sec

urity

Inco

me

Annu

al S

tatis

tical

Rep

ort;

Tabl

e 5.

J14

ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

y/do

cs/s

tatc

omps

/sup

plem

ent/2

015/

5j.h

tml T

able

16

ww

w.ss

a.go

v/po

licy/

docs

/sta

tcom

ps/s

si_as

r/20

14/s

ect0

3.ht

ml a

nd T

able

10

ww

w.ss

a.go

v/po

licy/

docs

/sta

tcom

ps/s

si_as

r/20

14/s

ect0

2.ht

ml;

(acc

esse

d 11

Nov

embe

r 201

5).

State

Tota

lPr

ogra

mSS

DI-

Work

erSS

ICo

ncur

rent

U.S

.10

,031,0

398,7

59,03

54,9

12,53

81,3

72,93

1

AL

268,2

80 23

6,857

11

8,634

36

,539

AK

14,31

7 12

,641

8,05

0 2,

068

AZ

174,7

70 15

6,217

69

,406

17,94

1

AR

158,6

04 14

0,453

67

,709

22,38

6

CA81

7,777

709,5

09

620,6

32

187,3

98

CO11

8,958

107,1

58

46,66

5 13

,255

CT95

,854

81,79

9 39

,678

10,85

5

DE

30,99

3 27

,404

10,39

8 2,

908

DC

16,62

8 14

,732

18,06

9 3,

209

FL62

6,781

560,8

56

268,4

09

72,71

8

GA

323,3

83 28

5,394

15

8,184

41

,760

HI

26,75

0 23

,174

14,78

9 3,

360

ID49

,567

43,82

0 20

,801

6,54

5

IL34

1,132

289,7

30

171,4

67

40,97

3

IN23

9,366

208,6

45

89,42

7 26

,473

IA91

,864

78,01

6 35

,816

12,55

9

KS86

,350

75,12

3 32

,434

10,67

2

State

Tota

lPr

ogra

mSS

DI-

Work

erSS

ICo

ncur

rent

KY23

7,485

208,0

16

128,4

83

36,66

5

LA18

6,503

157,5

58

113,0

68

30,48

2

ME

67,41

0 59

,093

27,95

6 10

,209

MD

148,4

66 13

0,696

73

,398

17,17

3

MA

236,0

08 20

5,642

11

6,706

31

,728

MI

409,7

56 35

3,522

19

1,735

55

,152

MN

146,8

05 12

7,364

59

,861

17,99

8

MS

153,5

27 13

2,596

78

,842

23,74

1

MO

253,0

93 22

2,218

99

,685

31,72

2

MT

31,56

9 27

,807

12,75

1 4,

400

NE

48,92

4 42

,347

19,15

2 6,

600

NV

70,48

9 64

,243

27,94

8 6,

699

NH

53,87

2 48

,091

15,01

8 4,

753

NJ

234,6

21 20

3,208

98

,617

26,66

7

NM

72,28

7 64

,694

37,57

9 11

,033

NY

602,4

05 51

6,900

34

0,826

82

,817

NC

376,1

94 33

2,173

14

8,293

43

,739

ND

16,71

6 14

,048

5,60

9 1,

996

State

Tota

lPr

ogra

mSS

DI-

Work

erSS

ICo

ncur

rent

OH

413,2

67 35

6,270

21

8,994

58

,047

OK

145,2

74 12

7,712

65

,091

18,58

3

OR

124,3

40 10

9,329

56

,988

15,74

2

PA47

1,665

409,6

08

236,7

26

61,22

1

RI42

,703

37,42

2 21

,583

6,28

8

SC20

4,234

179,8

72

76,13

1 21

,543

SD22

,443

19,25

0 9,

238

3,20

5

TN28

6,627

252,2

31

126,7

87

36,54

5

TX65

4,046

574,0

12

345,4

99

89,86

5

UT

55,00

6 47

,947

20,63

6 5,

786

VT

25,87

6 22

,600

11,63

9 4,

575

VA24

3,085

212,9

45

97,51

9 28

,309

WA

202,6

57 17

9,192

98

,745

25,12

9

WV

109,1

45 93

,837

57,76

7 15

,375

WI

188,3

44 16

1,894

78

,164

25,81

7

WY

14,82

3 13

,170

4,93

6 1,

708

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/policy/docs/statcomps/supplement/2015/5j.html

http://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/statcomps/ssi_asr/2014/sect03.html

http://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/statcomps/ssi_asr/2014/sect03.html

http://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/statcomps/ssi_asr/2014/sect02.html;


Tabl

e 8.

8a S

uppl

emen

tal S

ecur

ity

Inco

me—

Chan

ge in

the

Num

ber o

f Rec

ipie

nts

of F

eder

ally

Adm

inis

tere

d Pa

ymen

ts b

y To

tal a

nd A

ge: 2

013

to 2

014

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

and

2015

Ann

ual S

tatis

tical

Sup

plem

ent T

able

7.B

1; 2

014

ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

y/do

cs/s

tatc

omps

/su

pple

men

t/201

4/7b

.htm

l and

201

5 w

ww.

soci

alse

curit

y.gov

/pol

icy/

docs

/sta

tcom

ps/s

uppl

emen

t/201

5/7b

.htm

l; (a

cces

sed

26 O

ctob

er 2

015)

.[1

] The

perc

ent c

hang

e in

num

ber b

etw

een

2013

and

201

4.

State

Tota

lAg

e Elig

ible

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

U.S

.8,3

62,41

68,3

34,66

0-0

.31,1

56,97

11,1

51,79

5-0

.4

AL

176,6

3817

4,544

-1.2

10,04

99,5

71-4

.8

AK

12,66

212

,424

-1.9

1,834

1,783

-2.8

AZ

117,9

6111

9,308

1.115

,318

15,75

42.8

AR

112,9

2211

1,464

-1.3

5,837

5,565

-4.7

CA1,3

05,57

41,3

05,58

90.0

359,0

3636

0,683

0.5

CO72

,005

72,83

11.1

9,036

9,078

0.5

CT62

,476

63,24

41.2

6,645

6,678

0.5

DE

16,63

016

,655

0.21,2

131,2

301.4

DC

26,95

926

,852

-0.4

1,945

1,986

2.1

FL54

7,594

560,8

092.4

122,5

8812

7,928

4.4

GA

253,2

6725

6,197

1.224

,394

24,34

6-0

.2

HI

25,31

425

,215

-0.4

5,846

5,810

-0.6

ID30

,348

30,45

10.3

1,811

1,801

-0.6

IL27

8,588

275,7

72-1

.030

,213

30,31

50.3

IN12

7,225

127,9

440.6

5,457

5,443

-0.3

IA50

,874

51,22

30.7

3,148

3,153

0.2

KS49

,155

48,87

0-0

.62,9

552,9

47-0

.3

KY19

0,976

188,5

35-1

.39,7

659,6

16-1

.5

LA18

1,647

181,2

61-0

.212

,741

12,37

5-2

.9

ME

37,48

437

,627

0.41,8

181,7

95-1

.3

MD

117,3

5211

8,153

0.714

,973

15,00

60.2

MA

187,9

9818

8,606

0.322

,019

22,22

00.9

MI

277,3

1627

7,362

0.017

,776

18,15

52.1

MN

93,72

994

,215

0.510

,434

10,60

21.6

MS

126,3

1112

5,603

-0.6

9,283

8,791

-5.3

State

Tota

lAg

e Elig

ible

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

MO

142,2

5914

2,743

0.37,3

737,2

39-1

.8

MT

18,64

718

,249

-2.1

1,255

1,293

3.0

NE

27,49

627

,683

0.72,1

062,1

723.1

NV

48,46

550

,714

4.611

,569

12,14

75.0

NH

19,60

919

,656

0.292

089

4-2

.8

NJ

180,5

4318

1,864

0.735

,268

35,73

61.3

NM

64,34

664

,072

-0.4

8,564

8,508

-0.7

NY

700,1

7565

4,316

-6.5

129,5

4211

8,518

-8.5

NC

234,2

5723

5,256

0.419

,036

18,57

5-2

.4

ND

8,382

8,237

-1.7

704

703

-0.1

OH

311,0

2131

3,170

0.714

,924

15,21

51.9

OK

97,64

796

,969

-0.7

6,170

6,126

-0.7

OR

83,10

485

,051

2.38,9

839,0

931.2

PA37

8,937

373,9

14-1

.324

,527

24,29

5-0

.9

RI33

,070

33,34

50.8

3,199

3,235

1.1

SC11

8,174

118,2

450.1

8,605

8,292

-3.6

SD14

,858

14,88

00.1

1,447

1,434

-0.9

TN18

3,764

183,7

780.0

12,22

911

,846

-3.1

TX66

5,658

665,9

890.0

105,4

3410

4,973

-0.4

UT

31,04

831

,163

0.42,6

562,7

463.4

VT

15,77

515

,825

0.399

71,0

020.5

VA15

3,450

155,4

341.3

18,38

118

,216

-0.9

WA

150,0

8515

1,180

0.717

,010

17,11

60.6

WV

79,04

877

,725

-1.7

2,687

2,560

-4.7

WI

116,7

0311

7,641

0.86,9

186,9

01-0

.2

WY

6,890

6,807

-1.2

333

329

-1.2

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/policy/docs/statcomps/supplement/2014/7b.html


http://www.socialsecurity.gov/policy/docs/statcomps/supplement/2015/7b.html;


Tabl

e 8.

8b S

uppl

emen

tal S

ecur

ity

Inco

me—

Chan

ge in

the

Num

ber o

f Rec

ipie

nts

of F

eder

ally

Adm

inis

tere

d Pa

ymen

ts b

y Bl

ind

and

Dis

able

d: 2

013

to 2

014

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

and

2015

Ann

ual S

tatis

tical

Sup

plem

ent,

Tabl

e 7.

B1; 2

014

ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

y/do

cs/

statc

omps

/sup

plem

ent/2

014/

7b.h

tml a

nd 2

015

ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

y/do

cs/s

tatc

omps

/sup

plem

ent/2

015/

7b.h

tml,

resp

ectiv

ely;

(acc

esse

d 24

O

ctob

er 2

015)

. The

blin

d an

d di

sabl

ed c

ateg

orie

s inc

lude

som

e in

divi

dual

s age

d 65

or o

lder

.[1

] The

perc

ent c

hang

e in

num

ber b

etw

een

2013

and

201

4

State

Blind

Disa

bled

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

U.S

.67

,665

67,37

6-0

.47,1

37,78

07,1

15,48

9-0

.3

AL

807

824

2.116

5,782

164,1

49-1

.0

AK

7874

-5.1

10,75

010

,567

-1.7

AZ

981

1024

4.410

1,662

102,5

300.9

AR

664

665

0.210

6,421

105,2

34-1

.1

CA18

,980

18,80

3-0

.992

7,558

926,1

03-0

.2

CO50

151

32.4

62,46

863

,240

1.2

CT42

642

90.7

55,40

556

,137

1.3

DE

9997

-2.0

15,31

815

,328

0.1

DC

132

127

-3.8

24,88

224

,739

-0.6

FL2,8

772,9

693.2

422,1

2942

9,912

1.8

GA

1,934

1,931

-0.2

226,9

3922

9,920

1.3

HI

176

171

-2.8

19,29

219

,234

-0.3

ID21

121

0-0

.528

,326

28,44

00.4

IL2,4

112,3

94-0

.724

5,964

243,0

63-1

.2

IN86

389

23.4

120,9

0512

1,609

0.6

IA70

068

4-2

.347

,026

47,38

60.8

KS34

533

2-3

.845

,855

45,59

1-0

.6

KY1,1

871,1

59-2

.418

0,024

177,7

60-1

.3

LA1,3

591,3

19-2

.916

7,547

167,5

670.0

ME

234

231

-1.3

35,43

235

,601

0.5

MD

646

654

1.210

1,733

102,4

930.7

MA

2,389

2,352

-1.5

163,5

9016

4,034

0.3

MI

1,606

1,584

-1.4

257,9

3425

7,623

-0.1

MN

720

730

1.482

,575

82,88

30.4

MS

894

891

-0.3

116,1

3411

5,921

-0.2

State

Blind

Disa

bled

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

MO

873

858

-1.7

134,0

1313

4,646

0.5

MT

127

126

-0.8

17,26

516

,830

-2.5

NE

227

229

0.925

,163

25,28

20.5

NV

677

695

2.736

,219

37,87

24.6

NH

142

137

-3.5

18,54

718

,625

0.4

NJ

770

758

-1.6

144,5

0514

5,370

0.6

NM

460

447

-2.8

55,32

255

,117

-0.4

NY

3,013

2,837

-5.8

567,6

2053

2,961

-6.1

NC

1,768

1,782

0.821

3,453

214,8

990.7

ND

5557

3.67,6

237,4

77-1

.9

OH

1,810

1,883

4.029

4,287

296,0

720.6

OK

628

642

2.290

,849

90,20

1-0

.7

OR

629

634

0.873

,492

75,32

42.5

PA1,9

581,9

53-0

.335

2,452

347,6

66-1

.4

RI17

117

0-0

.629

,700

29,94

00.8

SC1,1

931,2

071.2

108,3

7610

8,746

0.3

SD11

211

63.6

13,29

913

,330

0.2

TN1,4

151,4

11-0

.317

0,120

170,5

210.2

TX6,7

356,7

30-0

.155

3,489

554,2

860.1

UT

214

210

-1.9

28,17

828

,207

0.1

VT

6864

-5.9

14,71

014

,759

0.3

VA1,1

061,0

99-0

.613

3,963

136,1

191.6

WA

893

887

-0.7

132,1

8213

3,177

0.8

WV

481

472

-1.9

75,88

074

,693

-1.6

WI

882

875

-0.8

108,9

0310

9,865

0.9

WY

3838

0.06,5

196,4

40-1

.2





Tabl

e 8.

9a S

ocia

l Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—Ch

ange

in th

e N

umbe

r of B

enefi

ciar

ies

of F

eder

ally

A

dmin

iste

red

Paym

ents

by

Tota

l and

Dis

able

d W

orke

r: 2

013

to 2

014

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

and

2015

Ann

ual S

tatis

tical

Sup

plem

ent,

Tabl

e 5.

J14;

ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

y/do

cs/s

tatc

omps

/su

pple

men

t/201

4/5j

.htm

l; an

d w

ww.

soci

alse

curit

y.gov

/pol

icy/

docs

/sta

tcom

ps/s

uppl

emen

t/201

5/5j

.htm

l; re

spec

tivel

y; (a

cces

sed

24 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. The

blin

d an

d di

sabl

ed c

ateg

orie

s inc

lude

som

e in

divi

dual

s age

d 65

or o

lder

.[1

] The

perc

ent c

hang

e in

num

ber b

etw

een

2013

and

201

4.

State

Tota

lDi

sable

d Wor

ker

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

U.S

.9,9

90,81

010

,031,0

390.4

8,738

,944

8,759

,035

0.2

AL

268,3

5226

8,280

0.023

7,304

236,8

57-0

.2

AK

14,40

914

,317

-0.6

12,80

912

,641

-1.3

AZ

174,3

0917

4,770

0.315

6,298

156,2

17-0

.1

AR

158,7

7615

8,604

-0.1

140,9

5314

0,453

-0.4

CA

81

7,190

817,7

770.1

711,2

0670

9,509

-0.2

CO

11

7,114

118,9

581.6

105,7

1510

7,158

1.4

CT

95,46

895

,854

0.481

,570

81,79

90.3

DE

30,87

730

,993

0.427

,468

27,40

4-0

.2

DC

16,53

116

,628

0.614

,646

14,73

20.6

FL

615,8

0762

6,781

1.855

1,858

560,8

561.6

GA

32

0,212

323,3

831.0

283,1

1428

5,394

0.8

HI

26,93

426

,750

-0.7

23,32

823

,174

-0.7

ID

48,99

849

,567

1.243

,423

43,82

00.9

IL

342,6

9134

1,132

-0.5

291,7

2928

9,730

-0.7

IN

237,6

8423

9,366

0.720

7,522

208,6

450.5

IA

91,22

491

,864

0.777

,493

78,01

60.7

KS

86,56

386

,350

-0.2

75,52

175

,123

-0.5

KY

238,7

9123

7,485

-0.5

209,5

8420

8,016

-0.7

LA

18

5,542

186,5

030.5

156,7

5215

7,558

0.5

ME

67,40

467

,410

0.059

,274

59,09

3-0

.3

MD

14

6,890

148,4

661.1

129,4

3513

0,696

1.0

MA

23

3,260

236,0

081.2

203,6

7220

5,642

1.0

MI

409,2

0640

9,756

0.135

3,667

353,5

220.0

MN

14

5,718

146,8

050.7

126,6

9612

7,364

0.5

MS

153,5

4215

3,527

0.013

2,736

132,5

96-0

.1

State

Tota

lDi

sable

d Wor

ker

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

MO

25

2,005

253,0

930.4

221,4

3022

2,218

0.4

MT

31,98

531

,569

-1.3

28,17

027

,807

-1.3

NE

48,70

148

,924

0.542

,192

42,34

70.4

NV

68

,906

70,48

92.3

62,98

364

,243

2.0

NH

53

,675

53,87

20.4

48,13

948

,091

-0.1

NJ

232,5

1523

4,621

0.920

1,536

203,2

080.8

NM

72

,000

72,28

70.4

64,55

964

,694

0.2

NY

604,6

1360

2,405

-0.4

519,6

0151

6,900

-0.5

NC

376,0

9237

6,194

0.033

2,799

332,1

73-0

.2

ND

16

,801

16,71

6-0

.514

,135

14,04

8-0

.6

OH

40

9,361

413,2

671.0

353,0

3335

6,270

0.9

OK

145,2

4114

5,274

0.012

7,973

127,7

12-0

.2

OR

122,2

3112

4,340

1.710

7,732

109,3

291.5

PA

47

1,332

471,6

650.1

409,6

5740

9,608

0.0

RI

42,53

442

,703

0.437

,312

37,42

20.3

SC

203,9

1020

4,234

0.217

9,893

179,8

720.0

SD

22

,395

22,44

30.2

19,21

619

,250

0.2

TN

28

6,427

286,6

270.1

252,5

3225

2,231

-0.1

TX

652,9

6265

4,046

0.257

4,276

574,0

120.0

UT

54,46

055

,006

1.047

,616

47,94

70.7

VT

25,78

625

,876

0.322

,534

22,60

00.3

VA

24

1,173

243,0

850.8

211,4

2421

2,945

0.7

WA

20

0,203

202,6

571.2

177,4

2117

9,192

1.0

WV

11

0,361

109,1

45-1

.195

,060

93,83

7-1

.3

WI

186,9

1918

8,344

0.816

0,842

161,8

940.7

WY

14,73

014

,823

0.613

,106

13,17

00.5





Tabl

e 8.

9b S

ocia

l Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—Ch

ange

in th

e N

umbe

r of B

enefi

ciar

ies

of F

eder

ally

A

dmin

iste

red

Paym

ents

from

201

3 to

201

4

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n, 2

014

and

2015

Ann

ual S

tatis

tical

Sup

plem

ent,

Tabl

e 5.

J14;

ww

w.so

cial

secu

rity.g

ov/p

olic

y/do

cs/s

tatc

omps

/su

pple

men

t/201

4/5j

.htm

l; an

d w

ww.

soci

alse

curit

y.gov

/pol

icy/

docs

/sta

tcom

ps/s

uppl

emen

t/201

5/5j

.htm

l; re

spec

tivel

y; (a

cces

sed

25 O

ctob

er 2

015)

The

blin

d an

d di

sabl

ed c

ateg

orie

s inc

lude

som

e in

divi

dual

s age

d 65

or o

lder

.[1

] The

perc

ent c

hang

e in

num

ber b

etw

een

2013

and

201

4

State

Disa

bled A

dult

Child

ren

Disa

bled W

idow(

er)s

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

U.S

. 94

7,530

97

6,978

3.1

244,8

46

249,3

34

1.8

AL

21,12

621

,652

2.58,5

458,7

632.6

AK

1,265

1,287

1.729

128

7-1

.4

AZ

12,99

113

,719

5.63,6

643,7

462.2

AR

12,19

412

,583

3.24,8

394,9

061.4

CA82

,841

86,16

04.0

16,62

416

,849

1.4

CO8,5

878,9

694.4

2,074

2,086

0.6

CT11

,867

12,11

12.1

1,646

1,643

-0.2

DE

2,540

2,634

3.765

469

96.9

DC

1,560

1,593

2.123

525

58.5

FL45

,817

47,60

93.9

13,83

814

,140

2.2

GA

26,07

627

,047

3.78,9

379,2

263.2

HI

2,939

2,987

1.657

357

80.9

ID4,1

264,3

525.5

997

1011

1.4

IL40

,856

41,83

02.4

8,153

8,362

2.6

IN22

,989

23,45

22.0

6,091

6,217

2.1

IA11

,380

11,66

42.5

1,819

1,854

1.9

KS8,4

778,7

723.5

1,973

2,030

2.9

KY19

,916

20,48

52.9

8,364

8,454

1.1

LA21

,239

21,69

72.2

6,697

6,744

0.7

ME

6,190

6,496

4.91,4

211,4

784.0

MD

13,70

114

,121

3.12,7

412,8

403.6

MA

24,03

724

,812

3.23,8

873,9

451.5

MI

43,17

344

,471

3.09,6

589,9

513.0

MN

15,94

216

,487

3.41,9

832,0

463.2

MS

14,68

815

,041

2.45,4

255,5

352.0

State

Disa

bled A

dult

Child

ren

Disa

bled W

idow(

er)s

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

2013

2014

% Ch

ange

[1]

MO

22,23

422

,981

3.46,7

286,9

543.4

MT

2,918

3,012

3.268

370

02.5

NE

5,391

5,484

1.797

997

4-0

.5

NV

3,815

4,079

6.91,5

071,5

533.1

NH

4,162

4,402

5.888

689

40.9

NJ

25,17

125

,905

2.94,5

044,5

922.0

NM

5,583

5,777

3.51,4

651,5

082.9

NY

70,26

971

,758

2.112

,685

12,57

8-0

.8

NC

31,01

232

,057

3.410

,297

10,43

91.4

ND

2,362

2,387

1.127

826

5-4

.7

OH

43,33

944

,297

2.210

,772

11,00

62.2

OK

11,95

912

,308

2.94,5

074,5

771.6

OR

10,77

911

,232

4.22,6

522,7

132.3

PA48

,489

49,59

32.3

11,15

811

,294

1.2

RI4,0

834,2

454.0

783

828

5.7

SC16

,682

17,20

13.1

6,288

6,373

1.4

SD2,6

412,7

062.5

402

402

0.0

TN23

,301

23,96

62.9

9,184

9,389

2.2

TX55

,824

58,00

13.9

18,40

718

,877

2.6

UT

5,315

5,567

4.799

310

485.5

VT

2,663

2,700

1.447

047

71.5

VA22

,176

22,82

92.9

6,345

6,377

0.5

WA

17,07

117

,923

5.03,9

954,0

862.3

WV

11,06

911

,101

0.34,2

234,2

07-0

.4

WI

21,50

422

,200

3.23,2

203,2

801.9

WY

1,201

1,236

2.930

629

8-2

.6





Tabl

e 8.

10 S

ocia

l Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—M

onth

ly N

umbe

r of P

arti

cipa

nts

Year

Mont

hNu

mber

2003

Jan

154,3

30

2003

Feb

136,0

75

2003

Mar

151,1

24

2003

Apr

148,3

00

2003

May

182,2

15

2003

Jun

152,1

83

2003

Jul

141,0

58

2003

Aug

196,9

52

2003

Sep

158,9

46

2003

Oct

196,4

67

2003

Nov

141,7

61

2003

Dec

136,1

10

2004

Jan

175,2

14

2004

Feb

159,5

53

2004

Mar

169,4

97

2004

Apr

215,6

18

2004

May

169,7

10

2004

Jun

154,2

55

2004

Jul

230,0

59

2004

Aug

180,5

40

2004

Sep

165,6

04

2004

Oct

209,7

34

2004

Nov

151,0

31

2004

Dec

156,7

16

2005

Jan

186,8

74

2005

Feb

162,3

71

2005

Mar

201,1

95

2005

Apr

178,3

96

Year

Mont

hNu

mber

2005

May

184,8

26

2005

Jun

161,9

37

2005

Jul

201,0

21

2005

Aug

171,9

35

2005

Sep

199,6

40

2005

Oct

159,0

71

2005

Nov

145,1

76

2005

Dec

178,2

24

2006

Jan

150,3

47

2006

Feb

161,1

53

2006

Mar

217,4

71

2006

Apr

172,6

56

2006

May

175,8

97

2006

Jun

209,4

94

2006

Jul

161,8

21

2006

Aug

178,6

19

2006

Sep

211,3

82

2006

Oct

163,8

85

2006

Nov

144,5

73

2006

Dec

186,7

90

2007

Jan

146,4

29

2007

Feb

164,9

73

2007

Mar

223,2

13

2007

Apr

176,3

83

2007

May

178,9

98

2007

Jun

214,4

53

2007

Jul

167,6

20

2007

Aug

227,0

74

Year

Mont

hNu

mber

2007

Sep

174,4

84

2007

Oct

171,3

61

2007

Nov

197,9

92

2007

Dec

147,2

16

2008

Jan

157,8

37

2008

Feb

221,3

27

2008

Mar

184,6

05

2008

Apr

188,1

85

2008

May

218,6

67

2008

Jun

184,3

44

2008

Jul

173,9

91

2008

Aug

235,2

04

2008

Sep

178,9

30

2008

Oct

235,1

61

2008

Nov

173,2

04

2008

Dec

168,9

41

2009

Jan

239,3

85

2009

Feb

212,3

78

2009

Mar

225,7

90

2009

Apr

225,2

32

2009

May

271,2

31

2009

Jun

230,7

72

2009

Jul

277,4

88

2009

Aug

233,8

07

2009

Sep

221,8

30

2009

Oct

278,4

22

2009

Nov

207,0

89

2009

Dec

192,8

20


Tabl

e 8.

10 (c

onti

nued

): So

cial

Sec

urit

y D

isab

ility

Insu

ranc

e—M

onth

ly N

umbe

r of P

arti

cipa

nts

Sour

ce: S

ocia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n. S

elec

ted

Dat

a fro

m S

ocia

l Sec

urity

's D

isabi

lity

Prog

ram

. Rel

ease

Dat

e: ;

ww

w.ss

a.go

v/O

ACT

/STA

TS/

dibS

tat.

htm

l; (a

cces

sed

19 O

ctob

er 2

015)

The

num

ber o

f app

licat

ions

is fo

r disa

bled

-wor

ker b

enefi

ts on

ly a

nd, a

s suc

h, e

xclu

des d

isabl

ed c

hild

's an

d di

sabl

ed

wid

ow(e

r)'s

bene

fits.

Thes

e ap

plic

atio

ns u

ltim

atel

y re

sult

in e

ither

a d

enia

l or a

war

d of

ben

efits.

Year

Mont

hNu

mber

2010

Jan

257,9

39

2010

Feb

218,6

54

2010

Mar

236,1

62

2010

Apr

289,4

48

2010

May

232,8

65

2010

Jun

225,5

26

2010

Jul

291,9

64

2010

Aug

240,6

68

2010

Sep

232,2

70

2010

Oct

293,6

82

2010

Nov

205,5

87

2010

Dec

211,0

33

2011

Jan

198,4

21

2011

Feb

232,5

55

2011

Mar

289,1

43

2011

Apr

237,3

58

2011

May

235,9

76

2011

Jun

287,2

87

2011

Jul

226,9

18

2011

Aug

234,5

69

2011

Sep

275,9

81

2011

Oct

220,6

20

2011

Nov

193,8

42

Year

Mont

hNu

mber

2011

Dec

246,2

50

2012

Jan

213,9

02

2012

Feb

220,9

38

2012

Mar

289,9

06

2012

Apr

225,8

44

2012

May

231,6

71

2012

Jun

274,3

02

2012

Jul

214,4

54

2012

Aug

288,7

95

2012

Sep

222,7

77

2012

Oct

216,4

74

2012

Nov

240,7

96

2012

Dec

180,9

53

2013

Jan

192,3

92

2013

Feb

211,4

18

2013

Mar

276,4

82

2013

Apr

216,9

72

2013

May

259,7

60

2013

Jun

214,7

87

2013

Jul

196,9

52

2013

Aug

271,2

35

2013

Sep

206,1

05

2013

Oct

199,3

40

Year

Mont

hNu

mber

2013

Nov

226,1

49

2013

Dec

168,5

08

2014

Jan

230,4

01

2014

Feb

196,0

30

2014

Mar

211,2

44

2014

Apr

210,0

51

2014

May

248,1

43

2014

Jun

204,3

04

2014

July

190,8

08

2014

Aug

255,2

85

2014

Sep

196,0

03

2014

Oct

243,1

14

2014

Nov

171,3

26

2014

Dec

164,7

50

2015

Jan

224,2

49

2015

Feb

182,7

98

2015

Mar

197,7

84

2015

Apr

198,5

64

2015

May

240,0

28

2015

Jun

196,0

68

2015

July

181,7

25

2015

Aug

195,1

38

2015

Sep

233,5

26

http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/STATS/dibStat.html

http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/STATS/dibStat.html


This section presents statistics on Special Education programs in the United States, specifically on children served under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B. These data concern the number of children with disabilities served (by age and by type of disability), mainstream education of children with disabilities, dropout and graduation rates, and state grant awards. The principal source of this data is the Office of Special Education Programs’ Data Accountability Center, which produces the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 618 Data Tables. Categories of disability and program outcomes under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act can be found on the Center for Parent Information and Resources website.

Tables

Table 9.1: In the fall of 2013, there were 67,529,839 students ages 6 to 21. Of these students ages 6 to 21, 5,693,441 or 8.4 percent received special education services under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B. Hawaii had the smallest percentage (6.3 percent), while New Jersey had the largest percentage (11.6 percent).

Table 9.2: Of the 6,364,555 youth ages 3 to 21 who received special education services under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, in the fall of 2013, 729,703 (or 11.5 percent) were 3 to 5 years old; 2,568,920 (or 40.4 percent) were 6 to 11 years old; 2,713,584 (or 42.6 percent) were 12 to 17 years old; and 352,348 (or 5.5 percent) were 18 to 21 years old.

Tables 9.3a-9.3d: The 5,669,057 students ages 6 to 21 who received special education services under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, in the fall of 2013 were in the following diagnostic categories: 2,188,413 (or 38.6 percent) in specific learning disability, 1,080,790 (or 19.1 percent) in speech or language impairment, 411,048 (or 7.3 percent) in intellectual disabilities 350,870 (or 6.2 percent) in emotional disturbance, 140,209

(or 2.5 percent) in multiple disabilities, 65,502 (or 1.2 percent) in hearing impairments, 49,909 (or 0.9 percent) in orthopedic impairments, 958,751 (or 16.9 percent) in other health impairments, 24,988 (or 0.4 percent) in visual impairments, 476,058 (or 8.4 percent) in autism, 1,269 (or 0.02 percent) in deaf-blindness, 25,266 (or 0.4 percent) in traumatic brain injury, and 133,698 (or 2.4 percent) in developmental delay.

Table 9.4: Of the 5,734,393 youth ages 6 to 21 who received special education services under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, in the fall of 2013, 4,655,902 (or 81.2 percent) spent 40 percent or more of their time in the regular classroom. New York had the smallest percentage (69.9 percent), while North Dakota had the largest percentage (91.9 percent).

Table 9.5: Of the 376,452 students ages 14 to 21 who exited Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, special education services in 2011-2012, 247,596 graduated with a diploma, 53,564 received a certificate, 77,797 dropped out, and 7,058 died/aged out of service.

Table 9.6: Of the 376,452 students ages 14 to 21 who exited Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, special education services in 2011-2012 by either graduating with a diploma, receiving a certificate of completion, dropping out, dying, or aging out of service, 64.6 percent graduated with a diploma. Mississippi had the smallest percentage (27.8 percent), while Minnesota had the largest percentage (88.3 percent).

Table 9.7: Of the 378,285 students ages 14 to 21 who exited Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, special education services in 2011-2012 by either graduating with a diploma, receiving a certificate of completion, dropping out, dying, or aging out of service, 19.7 percent dropped out. Tennessee had the smallest percentage (7.3 percent), while South Carolina had the largest percentage (46.2 percent).

Section 9: Special Education


Table 9.8: From the school year beginning in fall 2011 to the school year beginning in fall 2012, the graduation rate among students ages 14 to 21 served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, decreased by 0.5 percentage points. The graduation rate increased the most in Arizona (by 9.0 percentage points) and decreased the most in New Mexico (by 6.3 percentage points).

Table 9.9: From the school year beginning in fall 2010 to the school year beginning in fall 2011, the dropout rate among students ages 14 to 21 served under Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, increased by 0.4 percentage points. The dropout rate increased the most in Arizona (by 8.9 percentage points) and decreased the most in New Mexico (by 8.4 percentage points).


Tabl

e 9.

1 Sp

ecia

l Edu

cati

on—

Stud

ents

Age

s 6

to 2

1 Se

rved

und

er In

divi

dual

s w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Edu

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Disa

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tion

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Indi

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[1] P

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as a

per

cent

of t

he e

stim

ated

pop

ulat

ion.

State

Numb

er%

[1]

Popu

lation

Stude

nts

U.S

.67

,529,8

395,6

93,44

18.4

AL

1,031

,244

72,36

17.0

AK

165,1

8215

,843

9.6

AZ

1,460

,528

112,8

957.7

AR

639,9

4151

,909

8.1

CA8,4

15,60

861

3,061

7.3

CO1,1

09,11

876

,481

6.9

CT76

8,623

61,70

58.0

DE

189,8

6116

,920

8.9

DC

107,4

3011

,035

10.3

FL3,7

01,28

431

6,882

8.6

GA

2,257

,687

167,6

427.4

HI

270,4

5917

,142

6.3

ID37

4,489

23,80

36.4

IL2,8

01,02

825

5,219

9.1

IN1,4

70,46

415

0,339

10.2

IA67

5,181

58,77

38.7

KS65

6,932

56,51

98.6

State

Numb

er%

[1]

Popu

lation

Stude

nts

KY92

1,358

80,10

08.7

LA1,0

00,92

270

,029

7.0

ME

253,4

0628

,401

11.2

MD

1,227

,116

90,36

77.4

MA

1,368

,761

149,8

5410

.9

MI

2,157

,824

182,5

968.5

MN

1,150

,965

108,4

969.4

MS

676,7

8554

,616

8.1

MO

1,289

,081

107,6

158.3

MT

205,6

1614

,753

7.2

NE

416,9

5440

,185

9.6

NV

577,5

3142

,285

7.3

NH

274,0

8226

,102

9.5

NJ

1,843

,113

214,3

6311

.6

NM

462,7

3042

,004

9.1

NY

3,986

,337

385,7

639.7

NC

2,096

,697

171,4

338.2

ND

149,7

7611

,430

7.6

State

Numb

er%

[1]

Popu

lation

Stude

nts

OH

2,471

,681

232,5

529.4

OK

842,4

8492

,393

11.0

OR

785,7

3572

,131

9.2

PA2,6

09,00

426

2,461

10.1

RI22

2,263

21,25

59.6

SC99

8,111

88,90

48.9

SD18

3,173

15,65

78.5

TN1,3

61,27

311

4,340

8.4

TX6,1

72,89

339

5,654

6.4

UT

758,1

5968

,380

9.0

VT

130,1

7412

,042

9.3

VA1,7

14,74

814

4,887

8.4

WA

1,420

,852

116,0

158.2

WV

358,4

7839

,004

10.9

WI

1,224

,949

106,9

628.7

WY

121,7

4911

,883

9.8

http://www2.ed.gov/programs/osepidea/618-data/index.html


Tabl

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Stud

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Ser

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Age

3 to 5

6 to 1

112

to 17

18 to

21U

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729,7

032,5

68,92

02,7

13,58

435

2,348

AL

7,238

34,47

334

,346

4,746

AK

2,062

7,735

7,180

943

AZ

15,27

855

,964

52,83

55,7

24

AR

12,52

926

,325

23,75

12,5

61

CA76

,345

285,3

2929

4,982

42,29

1

CO12

,576

38,48

735

,181

4,660

CT8,0

3426

,670

32,11

03,9

71

DE

1,815

7,996

7,854

1,052

DC

1,441

4,289

5,090

954

FL37

,633

81,79

681

,187

10,07

6

GA

17,52

814

2,155

149,2

8927

,411

HI

2,402

7,455

8,740

624

ID3,2

6012

,365

10,85

21,1

15

IL37

,611

118,5

9312

1,282

16,74

1

IN18

,014

71,70

670

,053

10,05

7

IA6,5

3427

,247

27,93

72,9

86

KS11

,218

29,08

125

,464

2,862

State

Age

3 to 5

6 to 1

112

to 17

18 to

21KY

17,33

243

,692

32,77

63,6

67

LA9,7

8433

,707

30,27

84,8

98

ME

3,722

13,38

313

,849

1,265

MD

13,13

641

,879

43,26

95,5

04

MA

16,75

966

,476

74,37

39,2

51

MI

20,51

181

,325

87,65

910

,956

MN

15,17

550

,825

51,20

27,3

05

MS

10,07

030

,251

22,33

53,0

31

MO

16,04

752

,031

49,02

36,1

91

MT

1,596

7,257

7,136

484

NE

5,373

21,50

118

,170

1,939

NV

8,241

21,76

619

,884

2,161

NH

3,173

11,07

713

,558

1,203

NJ

17,82

195

,921

104,0

7510

,397

NM

4,347

22,12

118

,776

2,039

NY

65,70

517

9,737

187,9

0421

,625

NC

18,80

182

,048

81,94

510

,298

ND

1,830

5,406

5,470

660

State

Age

3 to 5

6 to 1

112

to 17

18 to

21O

H22

,933

95,45

911

8,175

18,07

4

OK

8,599

45,29

944

,940

4,298

OR

10,12

234

,251

34,14

04,2

04

PA32

,464

15,01

613

1,726

17,04

3

RI2,9

068,9

0710

,076

1,513

SC9,7

2843

,226

40,65

25,3

24

SD2,6

688,8

806,1

4681

4

TN12

,583

58,57

253

,041

6,191

TX42

,868

181,8

6119

3,597

25,28

6

UT

9,516

34,31

128

,677

2,924

VT

1,779

5,358

6,090

677

VA16

,400

66,37

269

,017

9,371

WA

14,66

756

,930

53,79

06,6

10

WV

5,363

20,29

716

,523

2,192

WI

16,16

649

,677

52,09

85,7

13

WY

-6,4

355,0

8146

6



Tabl

e 9.

3a S

peci

al E

duca

tion

—St

uden

ts A

ges

6 to

21

Serv

ed u

nder

Indi

vidu

als

wit

h D

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Act

, Pa

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s with

Disa

bilit

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[2] S

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Lan

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pairm

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[3] I

ntel

lect

ual D

isabi

litie

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State

All

Disa

biliti

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tegor

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D [1

]S/

LI [2

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[3]

U.S

. 5,

669,0

57

2,18

8,413

1,

080,7

90

411,0

48

AL

73,56

5 13

,227

31,64

7 6,

104

AK

15,85

8 2,

293

7,08

9 59

8

AZ

114,5

23

18,32

2 52

,446

7,14

2

AR

52,63

7 12

,628

18,05

8 5,

575

CA 62

2,602

28

0,903

11

1,153

38

,651

CO 78

,328

35,48

8 12

,765

2,81

8

CT 62

,751

22,24

3 9,

159

2,31

1

DE

16,90

2 8,

561

1,49

8 1,

484

DC

10,33

3 8,

651

861

716

FL 17

3,059

13

4,784

77

,408

25,85

2

GA

318,8

55

61,94

3 23

,357

16,81

0

HI

16,81

9 8,

290

489

1,10

6

ID 24

,332

6,46

4 5,

117

1,97

2

IL 25

6,616

10

4,083

41

,099

17,99

9

IN 15

1,816

54

,279

31,66

3 14

,913

IA 58

,170

35,12

1 5,

012

10,02

9

KS 57

,407

23,92

0 8,

566

3,35

8

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

ySL

D [1

]S/

LI [2

]ID

[3]

KY 80

,135

14,45

0 19

,332

13,54

6

LA 68

,883

23,30

7 13

,137

7,10

8

ME

28,49

7 9,

211

4,43

6 71

0

MD

90,65

2 30

,874

13,78

5 5,

244

MA

150,1

00

43,71

1 24

,179

9,41

0

MI

179,9

40

65,69

7 37

,455

18,04

1

MN

109,3

32

29,72

4 16

,291

7,72

0

MS

55,61

7 13

,824

14,86

0 3,

416

MO

107,2

45

30,09

0 26

,763

9,72

0

MT

14,87

7 4,

766

2,90

5 57

7

NE

41,61

0 14

,837

9,65

3 3,

214

NV

43,81

1 22

,969

6,58

4 1,

884

NH

25,83

8 9,

943

3,33

3 74

7

NJ

211,0

23

76,96

9 44

,527

5,08

6

NM

42,93

6 19

,940

8,44

4 1,

966

NY

389,2

66

148,6

47

89,10

4 12

,204

NC

174,2

91

70,70

0 21

,263

16,92

7

ND

11,53

6 4,

155

2,13

6 77

2

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

ySL

D [1

]S/

LI [2

]ID

[3]

OH

231,6

08

96,37

0 26

,579

21,25

3

OK

94,53

7 39

,321

8,87

0 5,

363

OR

7,25

9 26

,614

16,07

6 3,

846

PA 26

3,785

11

9,277

38

,893

17,79

4

RI 20

,496

7,95

0 2,

796

780

SC 89

,202

41,10

0 14

,555

6,84

7

SD 15

,840

6,41

3 3,

073

1,54

7

TN 11

7,804

48

,781

26,25

8 7,

401

TX 40

0,744

16

3,110

62

,448

37,04

0

UT

65,91

2 31

,920

13,79

4 3,

289

VT

12,12

5 3,

809

1,26

1 71

4

VA 14

4,760

54

,094

19,13

5 9,

071

WA

117,3

30

45,33

0 16

,411

4,74

8

WV

39,01

2 12

,156

10,40

6 6,

749

WI

106,4

88

23,00

8 21

,409

8,37

7

WY

11,99

3 4,

146

3,25

2 49

9



Tabl

e 9.

3b S

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al E

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tion

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ed u

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State

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MD [2

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U.S

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669,0

57

350,8

70

140,2

09

65,50

2

AL

73,56

5 1,

322

1,28

4 89

5

AK

15,85

8 64

3 43

2 16

2

AZ

114,5

23

7,54

3 2,

158

1,43

3

AR

52,63

7 74

3 1,

356

439

CA 62

2,602

24

,326

5,10

3 10

,729

CO 78

,328

6,13

9 3,

524

1,27

9

CT 62

,751

5,22

1 2,

770

522

DE

16,90

2 68

4 -

195

DC

10,33

3 99

1 1,

190

39

FL 17

3,059

18

,368

- 3,

711

GA

318,8

55

12,85

4 -

1,67

1

HI

16,81

9 1,

009

522

267

ID 24

,332

1,35

1 52

7 27

3

IL 25

6,616

19

,758

17,99

9 3,

376

IN 15

1,816

12

,858

1,99

3 2,

177

IA 58

,170

5,66

6 31

5 40

8

KS 57

,407

2,37

3 2,

643

524

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

yED

[1]

MD [2

]HI

[3]

KY 80

,135

4,64

4 2,

054

594

LA 68

,883

1,73

4 92

2 1,

124

ME

28,49

7 2,

241

2,90

6 14

7

MD

90,65

2 6,

625

4,16

5 90

5

MA

150,1

00

14,43

8 4,

365

1,03

4

MI

179,9

40

11,99

9 2,

701

2,36

6

MN

109,3

32

14,69

1 1,

359

-

MS

55,61

7 3,

457

1,06

1 68

8

MO

107,2

45

6,35

7 1,

414

1,08

5

MT

14,87

7 72

4 3,

345

60

NE

41,61

0 2,

083

407

632

NV

43,81

1 1,

833

1,12

3 43

5

NH

25,83

8 2,

132

378

191

NJ

211,0

23

8,29

5 17

,419

1,50

0

NM

42,93

6 1,

985

828

509

NY

389,2

66

26,23

3 16

,403

4,11

6

NC

174,2

91

5,71

5 2,

401

1,81

3

ND

11,53

6 85

1 -

117

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

yED

[1]

MD [2

]HI

[3]

OH

231,6

08

15,45

1 12

,803

2,05

8

OK

94,53

7 4,

158

1,45

3 1,

071

OR

7,25

9 4,

526

- 83

0

PA 26

3,785

22

,572

2,87

8 2,

661

RI 20

,496

1,78

7 35

9 12

8

SC 89

,202

2,75

4 95

4 1,

011

SD 15

,840

1,07

0 47

2 12

8

TN 11

7,804

3,

264

2,04

0 1,

295

TX 40

0,744

25

,514

6,36

8 6,

014

UT

65,91

2 1,

979

1,55

3 45

2

VT

12,12

5 1,

981

210

84

VA 14

4,760

9,

140

3,16

6 1,

212

WA

117,3

30

4,50

5 2,

646

1,08

1

WV

39,01

2 1,

356

- 39

7

WI

106,4

88

12,33

6 -

1,53

3

WY

11,99

3 59

1 24

0 13

1



Tabl

e 9.

3c S

peci

al E

duca

tion

—St

uden

ts A

ges

6 to

21

Serv

ed u

nder

Indi

vidu

als

wit

h D

isab

iliti

es E

duca

tion

Act

, Pa

rt B

, by

Sele

ct D

iagn

osti

c Ca

tego

ries

: Fal

l 201

3

Sour

ce: I

ndiv

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ls w

ith D

isabi

litie

s Edu

catio

n Ac

t Pub

lic D

ata

& R

esou

rces

; 201

3 - 2

013

/Fal

l YEA

R In

divi

dual

s with

Disa

bilit

ies E

duca

tion

Act

Dat

a; 2

013

Indi

vidu

als w

ith D

isabi

litie

s Edu

catio

n Ac

t Par

t B C

hild

Cou

nt a

nd E

duca

tiona

l; w

ww

2.ed

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/pro

gram

s/os

epid

ea/6

18-d

ata/

inde

x.ht

ml;

(acc

esse

d 15

Nov

embe

r 201

5).

[1] O

rtho

pedi

c Im

pairm

ents.

[2] O

ther

Hea

lth Im

pairm

ents.

[3] V

isual

Impa

irmen

ts.

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

yOI

[1]

OHI [

2]VI

[3]

U.S

. 5,

669,0

57

49,90

9 95

8,751

24

,988

AL

73,56

5 56

6 9,

447

481

AK

15,85

8 61

2,

445

42

AZ

114,5

23

642

9,82

3 51

1

AR

52,63

7 18

4 9,

806

194

CA 62

2,602

10

,713

66,97

3 3,

359

CO 78

,328

9,22

8 1,

028

318

CT 62

,751

59

13,25

4 15

7

DE

16,90

2 21

7 2,

125

53

DC

10,33

3 14

1,

376

12

FL 17

3,059

2,

831

29,35

5 1,

207

GA

318,8

55

800

27,92

3 74

3

HI

16,81

9 74

2,

657

52

ID 24

,332

106

4,39

5 86

IL 25

6,616

1,

345

30,52

6 1,

054

IN 15

1,816

1,

410

17,88

7 97

3

IA 58

,170

651

79

79

KS 57

,407

214

7,29

7 19

9

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

yOI

[1]

OHI [

2]VI

[3]

KY 80

,135

418

13,43

6 44

6

LA 68

,883

1,01

9 9,

548

469

ME

28,49

7 41

6,

055

51

MD

90,65

2 25

6 16

,715

284

MA

150,1

00

1,16

5 18

1,199

55

5

MI

179,9

40

1,70

1 21

,639

706

MN

109,3

32

1,48

8 17

,574

377

MS

55,61

7 45

7 9,

213

333

MO

107,2

45

503

20,93

2 44

4

MT

14,87

7 50

1,

838

42

NE

41,61

0 24

0 5,

927

222

NV

43,81

1 28

6 4,

129

134

NH

25,83

8 56

5,

078

96

NJ

211,0

23

432

40,11

7 38

1

NM

42,93

6 22

5 3,

865

185

NY

389,2

66

1,66

1 61

,853

1,23

8

NC

174,2

91

794

33,28

0 59

6

ND

11,53

6 80

1,

733

47

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

yOI

[1]

OHI [

2]VI

[3]

OH

231,6

08

1,44

9 35

,021

891

OK

94,53

7 34

0 13

,814

505

OR

7,25

9 70

0 11

,432

288

PA 26

3,785

73

6 32

,751

1,11

4

RI 20

,496

71

3,37

5 56

SC 89

,202

532

11,63

5 42

1

SD 15

,840

67

2,18

2 51

TN 11

7,804

60

8 14

,995

604

TX 40

0,744

3,

181

52,93

4 3,

044

UT

65,91

2 15

3 5,

881

196

VT

12,12

5 37

2,

124

24

VA 14

4,760

67

3 30

,780

542

WA

117,3

30

415

23,75

9 38

0

WV

39,01

2 11

1 5,

811

250

WI

106,4

88

784

19,80

4 44

8

WY

11,99

3 65

1,

926

48



Tabl

e 9.

3d S

peci

al E

duca

tion

—St

uden

ts A

ges

6 to

21

Serv

ed u

nder

Indi

vidu

als

wit

h D

isab

iliti

es E

duca

tion

Act

, Pa

rt B

, by

Sele

ct D

iagn

osti

c Ca

tego

ries

: Fal

l 201

3

Sour

ce: I

ndiv

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ls w

ith D

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litie

s Edu

catio

n Ac

t Pub

lic D

ata

& R

esou

rces

; 201

3 - 2

013

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l 201

3 In

divi

dual

s with

Disa

bilit

ies E

duca

tion

Act

Dat

a; Y

EAR

Indi

vidu

als w

ith D

isabi

litie

s Edu

catio

n Ac

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gram

s/os

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ea/6

18-d

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inde

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(acc

esse

d 15

Nov

embe

r 201

5).

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utism

.[2

] Dea

f-Blin

dnes

s.[3

] Tra

umat

ic B

rain

Inju

ry[4

] Dev

elop

men

tal D

elay

.

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

yA

[1]

DB [2

]TB

I [3]

DD [4

]U

.S.

5,66

9,057

47

6,058

1,269

25,26

613

3,698

AL

73,56

5 5,

437

10

231

2,91

4

AK

15,85

8 1,

004

4 47

1,

038

AZ

114,5

23

9,38

5 12

9 33

6 4,

653

AR

52,63

7 3,

494

4 15

6 -

CA 62

2,602

69

,005

97

1,59

0 -

CO 78

,328

4,83

7 20

52

3 36

1

CT 62

,751

6,93

3 12

11

0 -

DE

16,90

2 1,

092

52

71

870

DC

10,33

3 63

4 -

25

450

FL 17

3,059

24

,725

62

552

-

GA

318,8

55

13,89

6 22

40

2 12

,638

HI

16,81

9 1,

234

9 57

1,

052

ID 24

,332

2,24

7 2

123

1,66

9

IL 25

6,616

18

,749

24

688

15,67

2

IN 15

1,816

13

,206

23

434

-

IA 58

,170

651

- 15

9 -

KS 57

,407

3,23

8 16

15

5 4,

904

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

yA

[1]

DB [2

]TB

I [3]

DD [4

]KY

80,13

5 4,

810

12

218

6,17

5

LA 68

,883

3,97

0 3

229

6,31

3

ME

28,49

7 2,

602

4 49

44

MD

90,65

2 9,

293

16

231

2,27

9

MA

150,1

00

13,48

5 16

0 8,

642

10,84

6

MI

179,9

40

15,37

0 17

50

3 1,

745

MN

109,3

32

15,06

4 60

42

4 2,

548

MS

55,61

7 3,

331

5 14

5 4,

827

MO

107,2

45

8,75

0 19

41

1 75

7

MT

14,87

7 52

6 6

38

-

NE

41,61

0 2,

592

8 20

8 1,

587

NV

43,81

1 4,

156

8 18

0 -

NH

25,83

8 2,

128

7 70

1,

679

NJ

211,0

23

15,53

8 19

73

0 -

NM

42,93

6 2,

062

10

183

2,73

4

NY

389,2

66

26,74

5 20

1,

042

-

NC

174,2

91

13,81

1 29

41

0 6,

552

ND

11,53

6 75

9 3

54

829

State

All

Disa

biliti

esCa

tegor

yA

[1]

DB [2

]TB

I [3]

DD [4

]O

H 23

1,608

18

,287

46

1,40

0 -

OK

94,53

7 4,

169

17

234

15,22

2

OR

7,25

9 8,

020

9 25

4 -

PA 26

3,785

24

,270

73

680

86

RI 20

,496

1,99

8 6

61

1,12

9

SC 89

,202

5,08

2 8

179

4,12

4

SD 15

,840

786

3 48

-

TN 11

7,804

7,

156

7 31

5 5,

080

TX 40

0,744

39

,826

112

1,15

3 -

UT

65,91

2 4,

597

27

260

1,81

1

VT

12,12

5 94

1 8

40

892

VA 14

4,760

14

,441

28

395

2,08

3

WA

117,3

30

9,93

1 16

30

1 7,

807

WV

39,01

2 1,

667

10

99

-

WI

106,4

88

9,36

1 6

348

74

WY

11,99

3 76

7 1

73

254



Tabl

e 9.

4 Sp

ecia

l Edu

cati

on—

Educ

atio

nal E

nvir

onm

ent—

Stud

ents

Age

s 6

to 2

1 Se

rved

und

er In

divi

dual

s w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Edu

cati

on A

ct, P

art B

, tha

t Spe

nt 4

0 Pe

rcen

t or M

ore

Tim

e In

side

Reg

ular

Cla

ss: F

all 2

013

Sour

ce: I

ndiv

idua

ls w

ith D

isabi

litie

s Edu

catio

n Ac

t Pub

lic D

ata

& R

esou

rces

; 201

3- 2

013

/Fal

l 201

3 In

divi

dual

s with

Disa

bilit

ies E

duca

tion

Act

Dat

a; Y

EAR

Indi

vidu

als w

ith D

isabi

litie

s Edu

catio

n Ac

t Par

t B C

hild

Cou

nt a

nd E

duca

tiona

l; w

ww

2.ed

.gov

/pro

gram

s/os

epid

ea/6

18-d

ata/

inde

x.ht

ml

(acc

esse

d 8

Nov

embe

r 201

5).

[1] N

umbe

r gre

ater

than

40

perc

ent i

n re

gula

r cla

ss.

[2] G

reat

er th

an 4

0 pe

rcen

t as a

per

cent

of s

tude

nts i

n al

l env

ironm

ents.

State

Numb

er%

[2]

All E

nviro

nmen

tsRe

gular

Clas

s [1]

U.S

. 5,

734,3

93

4,65

5,823

81

.2

AL

73,56

5 66

,156

89.9

AK

15,85

8 13

,631

86.0

AZ

114,5

23

94,50

6 82

.5

AR

52,63

7 43

,951

83.5

CA 62

2,602

45

6,872

73

.4

CO 78

,328

70,23

7 89

.7

CT 62

,751

53,64

0 85

.5

DE

16,90

2 13

,398

79.3

DC

10,33

3 7,

387

71.5

FL 31

8,855

25

4,821

79

.9

GA

173,0

59

143,6

29

83.0

HI

16,81

9 13

,307

79.1

ID 24

,332

21,21

8 87

.2

IL 25

6,616

20

2,160

78

.8

IN 15

1,816

12

6,550

83

.4

IA 58

,170

51,38

2 88

.3

KS 57

,407

51,13

3 89

.1

State

Numb

er%

[2]

All E

nviro

nmen

tsRe

gular

Clas

s [1]

KY 80

,135

71,11

9 88

.7

LA 68

,883

58,22

2 84

.5

ME

28,49

7 24

,384

85.6

MD

90,65

2 71

,014

78.3

MA

150,1

00

116,8

97

77.9

MI

179,9

40

146,6

99

81.5

MN

109,3

32

93,60

2 85

.6

MS

55,61

7 46

,312

83.3

MO

107,2

45

90,77

2 84

.6

MT

14,87

7 12

,626

84.9

NE

41,61

0 36

,436

87.6

NV

43,81

1 36

,755

83.9

NH

25,83

8 22

,930

88.7

NJ

211,0

23

152,4

92

72.3

NM

42,93

6 33

,365

77.7

NY

389,2

66

272,0

53

69.9

NC

174,2

91

146,4

79

84.0

ND

11,53

6 10

,600

91.9

State

Numb

er%

[2]

All E

nviro

nmen

tsRe

gular

Clas

s [1]

OH

231,6

08

188,8

82

81.6

OK

94,53

7 83

,989

88.8

OR

72,59

5 63

,319

87.2

PA 26

3,785

22

6,227

85

.8

RI 20

,496

16,45

6 80

.3

SC 89

,202

70,54

1 79

.1

SD 15

,840

14,34

2 90

.5

TN 11

7,804

10

1,387

86

.1

TX 40

0,744

33

8,991

84

.6

UT

65,91

2 55

,118

83.6

VT

12,12

5 10

,487

86.5

VA 14

4,760

12

1,098

83

.7

WA

117,3

30

100,1

61

85.4

WV

39,01

2 34

,714

89.0

WI

106,4

88

92,53

7 86

.9

WY

11,99

3 10

,839

90.4



Tabl

e 9.

5 Sp

ecia

l Edu

cati

on—

Stud

ents

Age

s 14

to 2

1 Se

rved

und

er In

divi

dual

s w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Edu

cati

on A

ct,

Part

B, t

hat L

eft S

choo

l, by

Rea

son:

201

1 to

201

2

Sour

ce: O

ffice

of S

peci

al E

duca

tion

Prog

ram

s, D

ata

Acco

unta

bilit

y C

ente

r; ta

dnet

.pub

lic.ta

dnet

.org

/pag

es/7

12>;

(acc

esse

d 25

Oct

ober

201

5). D

ata

are

from

a c

umul

ativ

e 12

-mon

th re

port

ing

perio

d.

State

Grad

uate

d wi

th D

iplom

aRe

ceive

d a

Certi

ficat

eDr

oppe

d Ou

tDi

ed or

Ag

ed O

utU

.S.

247,5

9653

,564

77,79

77,0

58

AL

2,285

1,831

584

122

AK

515

146

387

19

AZ

4,474

1,822

48

AR

3,083

711

547

34

CA18

,215

9,379

5,644

1441

CO3,5

0485

1,458

149

CT3,7

4938

704

127

DE

557

7116

717

DC

467

8444

224

FL10

,346

5,104

4,166

103

GA

4,868

3,118

3,395

37

HI

965

147

150

47

ID62

427

715

039

IL14

,087

166

2,676

546

IN5,6

171,0

5682

099

IA3,5

660

997

76

KS3,1

1273

110

4

State

Grad

uate

d wi

th D

iplom

aRe

ceive

d a

Certi

ficat

eDr

oppe

d Ou

tDi

ed or

Ag

ed O

utKY

3,370

462

790

55

LA1,3

771,1

051,6

4157

ME

1,130

2823

513

MD

4,359

812

1,995

144

MA

7,710

542

2,220

491

MI

9,190

989

4,272

61

MN

5,872

723

54

MS

877

1,931

318

30

MO

6,563

101,4

1115

2

MT

872

233

3

NE

2,162

1439

644

NV

738

340

915

59

NH

1,752

199

282

40

NJ

13,60

32,4

5534

8

NM

1,525

478

623

17

NY

16,41

14,7

965,6

1832

2

NC

7,649

598

2,589

92

ND

480

127

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uate

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4,508

1,183

22

OR

1,919

1,150

1,235

193

PA18

,715

862,6

6128

2

RI1,2

604

158

95

SC2,4

0827

62,6

7143

1

SD35

513

151

TN5,1

541,0

2849

514

3

TX17

,655

9,081

5,758

181

UT

2,923

145

2505

105

VT

636

318

823

VA6,0

794,4

011,0

8351

WA

5,558

251

2,346

48

WV

1,867

310

485

9

WI

6,181

111

1,384

235

WY

461

4620

333

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e 9.

6 Sp

ecia

l Edu

cati

on—

Gra

duat

ion

Rate

am

ong

Stud

ents

Age

s 14

to 2

1 Se

rved

und

er In

divi

dual

s w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

Edu

cati

on A

ct, P

art B

: 201

1 to

201

2

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ce: O

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of S

peci

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esse

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201

5). D

ata

are

from

a c

umul

ativ

e 12

-mon

th re

port

ing

perio

d.[1

] The

num

ber o

f gra

duat

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s a p

erce

nt o

f the

num

ber o

f stu

dent

s tha

t lef

t.

State

All t

hat L

eft

Grad

uate

d with

Di

ploma

% [1

]

U.S

. 37

6,452

243,3

1164

.6

AL

4,822

2,285

47.4

AK

1,067

515

48.3

AZ

6,344

4,474

70.5

AR

3,735

3,083

82.5

CA

34

,679

18,21

552

.5

CO

5,1

963,5

0467

.4

CT

4,618

3,749

81.2

DE

812

557

68.6

DC

1,017

467

45.9

FL

19,71

910

,346

52.5

GA

11

,416

4,866

42.6

HI

1,309

965

73.7

ID

N/A

N/A

N/A

IL

17,47

514

,087

80.6

IN

7,592

5,617

74

IA

4,639

3,566

76.9

KS

3,947

3,112

78.8

State

All t

hat L

eft

Grad

uate

d with

Di

ploma

% [1

]

KY

4,677

3,370

72.1

LA

4,1

801,3

7732

.9

ME

1,406

1,130

80.4

MD

7,3

104,3

5959

.6

MA

10

,963

7,710

70.3

MI

14,42

19,1

9063

.7

MN

6,6

495,8

7288

.3

MS

3,156

877

27.8

MO

8,1

366,5

6380

.7

MT

1,108

872

78.7

NE

2,616

2,162

82.6

NV

N/

AN/

AN/

A

NH

2,2

731,7

5277

.1

NJ

16,40

613

,603

82.9

NM

2,6

431,5

2557

.7

NY

27,14

716

,411

60.5

NC

10,74

87,4

6969

.5

ND

65

548

073

.3

State

All t

hat L

eft

Grad

uate

d with

Di

ploma

% [1

]

OH

13

,033

6,425

49.3

OK

5,713

4,508

78.9

OR

4,497

1,919

42.7

PA

21

,744

18,71

586

.1

RI

1,517

1,260

83.1

SC

5,786

2,408

41.6

SD

53

735

566

.1

TN

6,8

205,1

5475

.6

TX

32,67

517

,655

54

UT

N/A

N/A

N/A

VT

850

636

74.8

VA

11

,614

6,079

52.3

WA

8,2

035,5

5867

.8

WV

2,6

711,8

6769

.9

WI

7,911

6,181

78.1

WY

743

461

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Tabl

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7 Sp

ecia

l Edu

cati

on—

Dro

pout

Rat

e am

ong

Stud

ents

Age

s 14

to 2

1 Se

rved

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er In

divi

dual

s w

ith

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abili

ties

Edu

cati

on A

ct, P

art B

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1 to

201

2

Sour

ce: O

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4). D

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perio

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num

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t dro

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out

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nt o

f the

num

ber o

f stu

dent

s tha

t lef

t.

State

All t

hat L

eft

Drop

ped O

ut%

[1]

U.S

. 37

8,285

74

,377

19.7

AL

4,82

2 58

4 12

.1

AK

1,06

7 38

7 36

.3

AZ

6,34

4 1,8

22 28

.7

AR

3,73

5 54

7 14

.6

CA 34

,679

5,644

16.3

CO 5,

196

1,458

28.1

CT 4,

618

704

15.2

DE

812

167

20.6

DC

1,01

7 44

2 43

.5

FL 19

,719

4,166

21.1

GA

11,41

6 3,3

95 29

.7

HI

1,30

9 15

0 11

.5

ID 1,

090

150

13.8

IL 17

,475

2,676

15.3

IN 7,

592

820

10.8

IA 4,

639

997

21.5

KS 3,

947

731

18.5

State

All t

hat L

eft

Drop

ped O

ut%

[1]

KY 4,

677

790

16.9

LA 4,

180

1,641

39.3

ME

1,40

6 23

5 16

.7

MD

7,31

0 1,9

95 27

.3

MA

10,96

3 2,2

20 20

.2

MI

14,42

1 4,2

72 29

.6

MN

6,64

9 72

3 10

.9

MS

3,15

6 31

8 10

.1

MO

8,13

6 1,4

11 17

.3

MT

1,10

8 23

3 21

.0

NE

2,61

6 39

6 15

.1

NV

N/A

N/

A N

/A

NH

2,27

3 28

2 12

.4

NJ

16,40

6 2,4

55 15

.0

NM

2,64

3 62

3 23

.6

NY

27,14

7 5,6

18 20

.7

NC

10,74

8 2,5

89 24

.1

ND

655

127

19.4

State

All t

hat L

eft

Drop

ped O

ut%

[1]

OH

13,03

3 3,6

28 27

.8

OK

5,71

3 1,1

83 20

.7

OR

4,49

7 1,2

35 27

.5

PA 21

,744

2,661

12.2

RI 1,

517

158

10.4

SC 5,

786

2,671

46.2

SD 53

7 13

1 24

.4

TN 6,

820

495

7.3

TX 32

,675

5,758

17.6

UT

N/A

N/

A N

/A

VT

850

188

22.1

VA 11

,614

1,083

9.3

WA

8,20

3 2,3

46 28

.6

WV

2,67

1 48

5 18

.2

WI

7,91

1 1,3

84 17

.5

WY

743

203

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Tabl

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8 Sp

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l Edu

cati

on—

Chan

ge in

Gra

duat

ion

Rate

am

ong

Stud

ents

Age

s 14

to 2

1 Se

rved

und

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vidu

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per

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age

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grad

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n ra

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etw

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2011

and

201

2.

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Grad

uatio

n Rat

e (%

) [1]

Diffe

renc

e (%

pts)

[2]

Fall 2

011

Fall 2

012

U.S

.63

.864

.3-0

.5

AL

44.4

47.4

-3.0

AK

48.8

48.3

0.5

AZ

79.5

70.5

9.0

AR

82.8

82.5

0.3

CA54

.052

.51.5

CO66

.467

.4-1

.0

CT80

.281

.2-1

.0

DE

69.2

68.6

0.6

DC

52.4

45.9

6.5

FL53

.352

.50.8

GA

40.8

42.6

-1.8

HI

77.8

73.7

4.1

IDN/

AN/

AN/

A

IL78

.880

.6-1

.8

IN75

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IA77

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KS78

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uatio

n Rat

e (%

) [1]

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renc

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pts)

[2]

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011

Fall 2

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KY74

.172

.12.0

LA28

.832

.9-4

.1

ME

75.7

80.4

-4.7

MD

63.8

59.6

4.2

MA

68.3

70.3

-2.0

MI

67.1

63.7

3.4

MN

87.9

88.3

-0.4

MS

27.7

27.8

-0.1

MO

79.3

80.7

-1.4

MT

74.1

78.7

-4.6

NE

79.0

82.6

-3.6

NV

N/A

N/A

N/A

NH

77.1

77.1

0.0

NJ

82.7

82.9

-0.2

NM

51.4

57.7

-6.3

NY

59.0

60.5

-1.5

NC

64.0

69.5

-5.5

ND

69.1

73.3

-4.2

State

Grad

uatio

n Rat

e (%

) [1]

Diffe

renc

e (%

pts)

[2]

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011

Fall 2

012

OH

50.5

49.3

1.2

OK

80.5

78.9

1.6

OR

45.8

42.7

3.1

PA87

.386

.11.2

RI78

.283

.1-4

.9

SC39

.441

.6-2

.2

SD67

.766

.11.6

TN75

.175

.6-0

.5

TX54

.054

.00.0

UT

N/A

N/A

N/A

VT

74.4

74.8

-0.4

VA51

.152

.3-1

.2

WA

67.3

67.8

-0.5

WV

68.2

69.9

-1.7

WI

76.2

78.1

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WY

64.3

62.0

2.3



Tabl

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9 Sp

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l Edu

cati

on—

Chan

ge in

Dro

pout

Rat

e am

ong

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ents

Age

s 14

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cent

age

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2010

and

201

1

State

Dro

pout

Rate

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1]Di

ffere

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(% pt

s) [2

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ll 201

0Fa

ll 201

1U

.S.

19.8

20.2

0.4

AL

16.3

12.1

-4.2

AK

34.7

36.3

1.6

AZ

19.8

28.7

8.9

AR

14.9

14.6

-0.3

CA17

.416

.3-1

.1

CO29

.928

.1-1

.8

CT16

.515

.2-1

.3

DE

2620

.6-5

.4

DC

38.9

43.5

4.6

FL20

21.1

1.1

GA

28.3

29.7

1.4

HI

9.811

.51.7

ID15

.913

.8-2

.1

IL18

.315

.3-3

.0

IN11

.510

.8-0

.7

IA21

.221

.50.3

KS18

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State

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pout

Rate

(%) [

1]Di

ffere

nce

(% pt

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ll 201

0Fa

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14.5

16.9

2.4

LA37

.239

.32.1

ME

20.6

16.7

-3.9

MD

24.4

27.3

2.9

MA

22.6

20.2

-2.4

MI

26.9

29.6

2.7

MN

10.6

10.9

0.3

MS

10.8

10.1

-0.7

MO

18.6

17.3

-1.3

MT

25.1

21.0

-4.1

NE

17.8

15.1

-2.7

NV

N/A

N/A

N/A

NH

12.4

12.4

0.0

NJ

15.4

15.0

-0.4

NM

3223

.6-8

.4

NY

20.6

20.7

0.1

NC

28.7

24.1

-4.6

ND

25.9

19.4

-6.5

State

Dro

pout

Rate

(%) [

1]Di

ffere

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H19

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OK

19.2

20.7

1.5

OR

24.7

27.5

2.8

PA10

.912

.21.3

RI16

.510

.4-6

.1

SC52

.346

.2-6

.1

SD22

.624

.41.8

TN7.5

7.3-0

.2

TX16

.917

.60.7

UT

N/A

N/A

N/A

VT

22.3

22.1

-0.2

VA10

9.3-0

.7

WA

28.6

28.6

0.0

WV

21.4

18.2

-3.2

WI

19.3

17.5

-1.8

WY

23.6

27.3

3.7



This section presents statistics on Vocational Rehabilitation programs, administered by the Rehabilitation Services Administration in the United States. These data concern the number of individuals with disabilities who apply for services, receive services, and find employment (are successfully rehabilitated). Presented here categorically, vocational rehabilitation agencies often provide services through both state and private rehabilitation agencies (combined), broad state-based services for people (general), and specialized services to people with visual impairments (blind). The tables also address the expenditures associated with vocational rehabilitation, as well as whether vocational rehabilitation agencies are on order of selection. The principal source of this data is the Rehabilitation Services Administration’s Management Information System. Please note: The statistics presented in this section may vary from those provided by state agencies due to varying methods and analytic procedures.

Tables

Table 10.1: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2013 state vocational rehabilitation agencies processed 520,377 applicants.

Table 10.2: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2013, state vocational rehabilitation agencies closed 325,778 cases of individuals who either initiated or completed services.

Table 10.3: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2013, state vocational rehabilitation agencies closed 175,897 cases of individuals who either initiated or completed services in which the individuals entered successful employment.

Table 10.4: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2013, of 325,778 closed cases of individuals who either initiated or completed services, 64.9 percent achieved successful employment, i.e., a rehabilitation rate of 64.9 percent. The agency with the largest rehabilitation rate was the Vermont blind agency with 83.3 percent, while the agency with the smallest rehabilitation rate was the New Mexico blind agency with 22.1 percent.

Table 10.5: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2013, the U.S. spent a total of $3,744,623,947 on Vocational Rehabilitation expenditures for people with disabilities. The California combined agency spent the most ($355,543,864), while the Delaware blind agency spent the least ($1,629,551).

Table 10.6: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2013, the U.S. spent a total of $255,689,859 on Vocational Rehabilitation expenditures for postsecondary institutions of higher education for people with disabilities. The California combined agency spent the most on postsecondary institutions of higher education ($23,986,123), while the Vermont blind agency spent the least on postsecondary institutions of higher education ($68,541).

Table 10.7: In Federal Fiscal Year 2013, twenty-five agencies were on Order of Selection. Over the period from 2009 to 2013, seventeen states have never had any agency on Order of Selection: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, District of Columbia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, and Utah. Over the period from 2009 to 2013, seventeen states have always had all of their agencies on Order of Selection: Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, and Wisconsin.

Table 10.8: From 2012 to 2013, the number of Vocational Rehabilitation applicants in the U.S. decreased by 6.8 percent. Vocational Rehabilitation applicants increased the most at the New Jersey blind agency (by 55.2 percent) and decreased the most at the North Dakota combined agency (by 36.9 percent).

Table 10.9: From 2012 to 2013, the rehabilitation rate increased in the U.S. by 3.1 percentage points. The rehabilitation rate increased the most at the Rhode Island blind agency (by 30.2 percentage points) and decreased by the most at the Rhode Island New Mexico (by 30.9 percentage points).

Section 10: Vocational Rehabilitation


Tabl

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abili

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App

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250

State

Agen

cy Ty

peAp

plica

nts

ILCo

mbine

d 16

,200

INCo

mbine

d 13

,081

IABli

nd 13

4

IAGe

nera

l 5,

980

KSCo

mbine

d 6,

517

KYBli

nd 51

4

KYGe

nera

l 11

,884

LACo

mbine

d 6,

474

ME

Blind

158

ME

Gene

ral

3,90

7

MD

Comb

ined

8,45

2

MA

Blind

446

MA

Gene

ral

9,92

5

MI

Blind

480

MI

Gene

ral

16,74

6

MN

Blind

267

MN

Gene

ral

7,72

1

MS

Comb

ined

9,63

1

MO

Blind

436

State

Agen

cy Ty

peAp

plica

nts

MO

Gene

ral

13,38

5

MT

Comb

ined

3,65

0

NE

Blind

134

NE

Gene

ral

5,67

7

NV

Comb

ined

3,04

7

NH

Comb

ined

3,05

0

NJ

Blind

784

NJ

Gene

ral

13,60

0

NM

Blind

99

NM

Gene

ral

3,50

6

NY

Blind

1,00

1

NY

Gene

ral

33,57

7

NC

Blind

1,11

1

NC

Gene

ral

22,73

7

ND

Comb

ined

959

OH

Comb

ined

20,02

4

OK

Comb

ined

5,78

6

OR

Blind

187

OR

Gene

ral

7,81

9

State

Agen

cy Ty

peAp

plica

nts

PACo

mbine

d 21

,696

RICo

mbine

d 2,

821

SCBli

nd 58

1

SCGe

nera

l 14

,620

SDBli

nd 20

6

SDGe

nera

l 2,

285

TNCo

mbine

d 7,

279

TXBli

nd 2,

891

TXGe

nera

l 30

,253

UT

Comb

ined

10,10

4

VT

Blind

103

VT

Gene

ral

4,08

6

VABli

nd 49

7

VAGe

nera

l 9,

906

WA

Blind

439

WA

Gene

ral

9,73

4

WV

Comb

ined

6,57

2

WI

Comb

ined

17,84

2

WY

Comb

ined

1,88

1

http://rsa.ed.gov


Tabl

e 10

.2 V

ocat

iona

l Reh

abili

tati

on—

Clos

ures

aft

er S

ervi

ces

Init

iate

d or

Com

plet

ed: F

eder

al F

isca

l Yea

r 201

3

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of E

duca

tion,

Reh

abili

tatio

n Se

rvic

es A

dmin

istra

tion,

Man

agem

ent I

nfor

mat

ion

Syste

m, A

d H

oc Q

uery

of t

he A

RR

RSA

-11

3 C

umul

ativ

e C

asel

oad

Repo

rt; r

sa.e

d.go

v (a

cces

sed

18 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. In

som

e sta

tes t

here

are

sepa

rate

age

ncie

s for

the

blin

d.

State

Agen

cy Ty

peClo

sure

sU

.S.

-32

5,778

AL

Comb

ined

7,462

AK

Comb

ined

946

AZ

Comb

ined

2,847

AR

Blind

428

AR

Gene

ral

4,412

CACo

mbine

d32

,976

COCo

mbine

d4,4

03

CTBli

nd13

6

CTGe

nera

l2,3

82

DE

Blind

33

DE

Gene

ral

1,584

DC

Comb

ined

1,088

FLBli

nd1,3

04

FLGe

nera

l15

,426

GA

Comb

ined

---

HI

Comb

ined

1,045

IDBli

nd12

5

IDGe

nera

l3,0

43

State

Agen

cy Ty

peClo

sure

sIL

Comb

ined

10,28

1

INCo

mbine

d7,6

63

IABli

nd12

8

IAGe

nera

l3,5

09

KSCo

mbine

d3,6

83

KYBli

nd45

7

KYGe

nera

l6,5

19

LACo

mbine

d8,7

88

ME

Blind

163

ME

Gene

ral

1,754

MD

Comb

ined

4,120

MA

Blind

353

MA

Gene

ral

6,236

MI

Blind

397

MI

Gene

ral

12,95

7

MN

Blind

169

MN

Gene

ral

4,598

MS

Comb

ined

6,253

MO

Blind

370

State

Agen

cy Ty

peClo

sure

sM

OGe

nera

l7,5

20

MT

Comb

ined

1,871

NE

Blind

81

NE

Gene

ral

3,124

NV

Comb

ined

1,527

NH

Comb

ined

2,077

NJ

Blind

411

NJ

Gene

ral

7,076

NM

Blind

68

NM

Gene

ral

1,829

NY

Blind

777

NY

Gene

ral

19,27

8

NC

Blind

849

NC

Gene

ral

13,34

9

ND

Comb

ined

976

OH

Comb

ined

9,219

OK

Comb

ined

3,963

OR

Blind

82

OR

Gene

ral

3,867

State

Agen

cy Ty

peClo

sure

sPA

Comb

ined

17,94

9

RICo

mbine

d1,0

24

SCBli

nd37

9

SCGe

nera

l9,0

38

SDBli

nd16

0

SDGe

nera

l1,3

40

TNCo

mbine

d3,3

14

TXBli

nd1,8

53

TXGe

nera

l20

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UT

Comb

ined

6,311

VT

Blind

84

VT

Gene

ral

3,153

VABli

nd29

0

VAGe

nera

l5,8

42

WA

Blind

225

WA

Gene

ral

4,778

WV

Comb

ined

5,082

WI

Comb

ined

6,695

WY

Comb

ined

1,587

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Tabl

e 10

.3 V

ocat

iona

l Reh

abili

tati

on—

Clos

ures

wit

h Su

cces

sful

Em

ploy

men

t Out

com

es: F

eder

al F

isca

l Yea

r 20

13

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of E

duca

tion,

Reh

abili

tatio

n Se

rvic

es A

dmin

istra

tion,

Man

agem

ent I

nfor

mat

ion

Syste

m, A

d H

oc Q

uery

of t

he A

RR

RSA

-11

3 C

umul

ativ

e C

asel

oad

Repo

rt; r

sa.e

d.go

v (a

cces

sed

19 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. In

som

e sta

tes t

here

are

sepa

rate

age

ncie

s for

the

blin

d.

State

Agen

cy Ty

peSu

ccess

ful

Closu

res

U.S

.-

175,8

97

AL

Comb

ined

4,588

AK

Comb

ined

601

AZ

Comb

ined

1150

AR

Blind

327

AR

Gene

ral

2,917

CACo

mbine

d12

,239

COCo

mbine

d2,9

57

CTBli

nd11

3

CTGe

nera

l1,3

43

DE

Blind

25

DE

Gene

ral

1,030

DC

Comb

ined

620

FLBli

nd69

0

FLGe

nera

l6,7

93

GA

Comb

ined

---

HI

Comb

ined

324

IDBli

nd80

IDGe

nera

l1,8

27

State

Agen

cy Ty

peSu

ccess

ful

Closu

res

ILCo

mbine

d5,5

11

INCo

mbine

d4,6

52

IABli

nd99

IAGe

nera

l2,1

85

KSCo

mbine

d1,7

07

KYBli

nd33

6

KYGe

nera

l3,6

74

LACo

mbine

d2,2

35

ME

Blind

109

ME

Gene

ral

921

MD

Comb

ined

2,533

MA

Blind

260

MA

Gene

ral

3,650

MI

Blind

178

MI

Gene

ral

6,681

MN

Blind

101

MN

Gene

ral

2,738

MS

Comb

ined

4,569

MO

Blind

270

State

Agen

cy Ty

peSu

ccess

ful

Closu

res

MO

Gene

ral

4,511

MT

Comb

ined

896

NE

Blind

42

NE

Gene

ral

1,887

NV

Comb

ined

749

NH

Comb

ined

1,162

NJ

Blind

280

NJ

Gene

ral

4,032

NM

Blind

15

NM

Gene

ral

740

NY

Blind

509

NY

Gene

ral

12,02

5

NC

Blind

640

NC

Gene

ral

6,723

ND

Comb

ined

431

OH

Comb

ined

3,714

OK

Comb

ined

2,241

OR

Blind

63

OR

Gene

ral

2,313

State

Agen

cy Ty

peSu

ccess

ful

Closu

res

PACo

mbine

d9,9

50

RICo

mbine

d60

3

SCBli

nd24

7

SCGe

nera

l5,4

36

SDBli

nd12

1

SDGe

nera

l86

1

TNCo

mbine

d1,9

70

TXBli

nd1,2

32

TXGe

nera

l12

,286

UT

Comb

ined

3,665

VT

Blind

70

VT

Gene

ral

1,821

VABli

nd19

5

VAGe

nera

l3,1

41

WA

Blind

119

WA

Gene

ral

2,805

WV

Comb

ined

3,831

WI

Comb

ined

3,840

WY

Comb

ined

698

http://rsa.ed.gov


Tabl

e 10

.4 V

ocat

iona

l Reh

abili

tati

on—

Reha

bilit

atio

n Ra

te: F

eder

al F

isca

l Yea

r 201

3

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of E

duca

tion,

Reh

abili

tatio

n Se

rvic

es A

dmin

istra

tion,

Man

agem

ent I

nfor

mat

ion

Syste

m, A

d H

oc Q

uery

of t

he A

RR

RSA

-11

3 C

umul

ativ

e C

asel

oad

Repo

rt; r

sa.e

d.go

v (a

cces

sed

20 O

ctob

er 2

015)

. In

som

e sta

tes t

here

are

sepa

rate

age

ncie

s for

the

blin

d. Th

e re

habi

litat

ion

rate

is th

e nu

mbe

r of c

losu

res w

ith su

cces

sful e

mpl

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ent o

utco

mes

div

ided

by

the

num

ber o

f clo

sure

s afte

r ini

tiatin

g or

com

plet

ing

serv

ices

.[1

] The

num

ber o

f clo

sure

s with

succ

essfu

l em

ploy

men

t out

com

es d

ivid

ed b

y th

e nu

mbe

r of c

losu

res a

fter i

nitia

ting

or c

ompl

etin

g se

rvic

es.

State

Agen

cy Ty

peRe

habil

itatio

n Ra

te [1

]U

.S.

-64

.9

AL

Comb

ined

61.5

AK

Comb

ined

63.5

AZ

Comb

ined

40.4

AR

Blind

76.4

AR

Gene

ral

66.1

CACo

mbine

d37

.1

COCo

mbine

d67

.2

CTBli

nd83

.1

CTGe

nera

l56

.4

DE

Blind

75.8

DE

Gene

ral

65.0

DC

Comb

ined

57.0

FLBli

nd52

.9

FLGe

nera

l44

.0

GA

Comb

ined

HI

Comb

ined

31.0

IDBli

nd64

.0

IDGe

nera

l60

.0

State

Agen

cy Ty

peRe

habil

itatio

n Ra

te [1

]IL

Comb

ined

53.6

INCo

mbine

d60

.7

IABli

nd77

.3

IAGe

nera

l62

.3

KSCo

mbine

d46

.3

KYBli

nd73

.5

KYGe

nera

l56

.4

LACo

mbine

d25

.4

ME

Blind

66.9

ME

Gene

ral

52.5

MD

Comb

ined

61.5

MA

Blind

73.7

MA

Gene

ral

58.5

MI

Blind

44.8

MI

Gene

ral

51.6

MN

Blind

59.8

MN

Gene

ral

59.5

MS

Comb

ined

73.1

MO

Blind

73.0

State

Agen

cy Ty

peRe

habil

itatio

n Ra

te [1

]M

OGe

nera

l60

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MT

Comb

ined

47.9

NE

Blind

51.9

NE

Gene

ral

60.4

NV

Comb

ined

49.1

NH

Comb

ined

55.9

NJ

Blind

68.1

NJ

Gene

ral

57.0

NM

Blind

22.1

NM

Gene

ral

40.5

NY

Blind

65.5

NY

Gene

ral

62.4

NC

Blind

75.4

NC

Gene

ral

50.4

ND

Comb

ined

44.2

OH

Comb

ined

40.3

OK

Comb

ined

56.5

OR

Blind

76.8

OR

Gene

ral

59.8

State

Agen

cy Ty

peRe

habil

itatio

n Ra

te [1

]PA

Comb

ined

55.4

RICo

mbine

d58

.9

SCBli

nd65

.2

SCGe

nera

l60

.1

SDBli

nd75

.6

SDGe

nera

l64

.3

TNCo

mbine

d59

.4

TXBli

nd66

.5

TXGe

nera

l59

.4

UT

Comb

ined

58.1

VT

Blind

83.3

VT

Gene

ral

57.8

VABli

nd67

.2

VAGe

nera

l53

.8

WA

Blind

52.9

WA

Gene

ral

58.7

WV

Comb

ined

75.4

WI

Comb

ined

57.4

WY

Comb

ined

44.0


Tabl

e 10

.5 V

ocat

iona

l Reh

abili

tati

on—

Tota

l Exp

endi

ture

s: F

eder

al F

isca

l Yea

r 201

3

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of E

duca

tion,

Reh

abili

tatio

n Se

rvic

es A

dmin

istra

tion,

Man

agem

ent I

nfor

mat

ion

Syste

m, A

d H

oc Q

uery

of t

he R

SA2

Cum

ulat

ive

Cas

eloa

d Re

port

; rsa

.ed.

gov

(acc

esse

d 20

Oct

ober

201

5). I

n so

me

state

s the

re a

re se

para

te a

genc

ies f

or th

e bl

ind.

State

Agen

cy Ty

peEx

pend

iture

s ($)

U.S

.-

3,74

4,623

,947

AL

Comb

ined

79,36

0,598

AK

Comb

ined

15,47

3,085

AZ

Comb

ined

86,86

3,767

AR

Blind

8,490

,824

AR

Gene

ral

52,62

2,204

CACo

mbine

d35

5,543

,864

COCo

mbine

d65

,824,8

02

CTBli

nd --

-

CTGe

nera

l30

,694,9

38

DE

Blind

1,629

,551

DE

Gene

ral

13,83

3,225

DC

Comb

ined

22,83

1,749

FLBli

nd34

,692,6

82

FLGe

nera

l18

5,008

,262

GA

Comb

ined

79,95

5,313

HI

Comb

ined

16,91

7,281

IDBli

nd3,1

12,67

9

IDGe

nera

l17

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51

State

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cy Ty

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pend

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ILCo

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d --

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INCo

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20

IABli

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04,83

0

IAGe

nera

l30

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27

KSCo

mbine

d30

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82

KYBli

nd8,8

72,49

2

KYGe

nera

l56

,161,2

01

LACo

mbine

d45

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63

ME

Blind

4,930

,598

ME

Gene

ral

17,20

4,681

MD

Comb

ined

54,53

5,849

MA

Blind

7,431

,157

MA

Gene

ral

91,01

2,534

MI

Blind

12,21

9,508

MI

Gene

ral

101,1

65,48

3

MN

Blind

13,30

2,046

MN

Gene

ral

56,38

1,183

MS

Comb

ined

68,23

8,763

MO

Blind

11,19

5,054

State

Agen

cy Ty

peEx

pend

iture

s ($)

MO

Gene

ral

90,79

2,159

MT

Comb

ined

17,39

1,076

NE

Blind

4,443

,687

NE

Gene

ral

---

NV

Comb

ined

21,19

9,491

NH

Comb

ined

18,04

2,506

NJ

Blind

18,63

0,338

NJ

Gene

ral

62,38

9,207

NM

Blind

5,476

,238

NM

Gene

ral

20,88

5,562

NY

Blind

33,52

3,682

NY

Gene

ral

242,6

02,23

8

NC

Blind

16,94

0,881

NC

Gene

ral

118,5

06,00

2

ND

Comb

ined

11,68

7,754

OH

Comb

ined

158,1

97,96

8

OK

Comb

ined

50,22

6,612

OR

Blind

---

OR

Gene

ral

49,31

8,190

State

Agen

cy Ty

peEx

pend

iture

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PACo

mbine

d15

2,572

,345

RICo

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62

SCBli

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05,24

4

SCGe

nera

l79

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52

SDBli

nd3,2

52,86

6

SDGe

nera

l13

,233,4

76

TNCo

mbine

d72

,370,6

34

TXBli

nd58

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88

TXGe

nera

l23

6,854

,605

UT

Comb

ined

52,33

7,209

VT

Blind

1,887

,622

VT

Gene

ral

22,53

9,995

VABli

nd13

,320,5

93

VAGe

nera

l85

,038,9

96

WA

Blind

11,84

1,496

WA

Gene

ral

59,52

6,151

WV

Comb

ined

63,38

9,990

WI

Comb

ined

85,04

6,720

WY

Comb

ined

11,69

3,366


Tabl

e 10

.6 V

ocat

iona

l Reh

abili

tati

on—

Post

seco

ndar

y In

stit

utio

n of

Hig

her E

duca

tion

Exp

endi

ture

s: F

eder

al

Fisc

al Y

ear 2

013

Sour

ce: U

.S. D

epar

tmen

t of E

duca

tion,

Reh

abili

tatio

n Se

rvic

es A

dmin

istra

tion,

Man

agem

ent I

nfor

mat

ion

Syste

m, A

d H

oc Q

uery

of t

he R

SA 2

C

umul

ativ

e C

asel

oad

Repo

rt; r

sa.e

d.go

v (a

cces

sed

20 O

ctob

er 2

013)

. In

som

e sta

tes t

here

are

sepa

rate

age

ncie

s for

the

blin

d.

State

Agen

cy Ty

peHi

gher

Educ

ation

Ex

pend

iture

s ($)

U.S

.-

255,6

89,85

9

AL

Comb

ined

3,868

,026

AK

Comb

ined

550,9

75

AZ

Comb

ined

5,733

,484

AR

Blind

556,6

91

AR

Gene

ral

11,46

2,449

CACo

mbine

d23

,986,1

23

COCo

mbine

d3,8

54,04

1

CTBli

nd --

-

CTGe

nera

l37

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This section presents statistics concerning Federal Government spending and employment in the United States. Specifically, these data address federal spending on income maintenance; housing and food assistance; health care; education, training, and employment readiness; and other programs, all for people with disabilities. This section also focuses on the number of people with disabilities and people with targeted disabilities employed by the Executive Branch, including specific data on the employment of people with disabilities and people with targeted disabilities within the departments of the Executive Branch. The principal sources of this data are “Federal Expenditures on Working-age People with Disabilities” for Fiscal Year 2008, a document produced by the Center for Studying Disability Policy, a part of Mathematica Policy Research Inc., as well as the 2007 edition of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management’s Federal Civilian Workforce Statistics Factbook. Definitions specific to this section (disability status, employment, and specific programs) can be found in this report online.

Tables

Table 11.1: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2008, the Social Security Administration spent $136,917,000 on programs for working-age individuals with disabilities. That same year, $20,116,000 was spent on Veterans’ Programs.

Table 11.2: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2008, the Federal Government spent $7,821,000 on food assistance programs for working-age individuals with disabilities.

Table 11.3: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2008, the Federal Government spent $13,797,000 on Veterans’ Programs. In the Federal Fiscal Year 2007, the Federal Government spent $1,051,000 on Workers Compensation medical costs.

Table 11.4: This table lists amounts spent on Vocational Rehabilitation, Education, and other employment related programs for

individuals with disabilities for the most recent years available.

Table 11.5: In the Federal Fiscal Year 2008, the Federal Government spent $215,000,000 on transportation services and $176,000,000 on demonstrations/systems change for people with disabilities. In the Federal Fiscal Year 2007, the Federal Government spent $367,000,000 on a Social Services Block Grant for people with disabilities.

Table 11.6: As of September 30, 2006, the Executive Branch of the Federal Government employed a total of 123,484 people with disabilities (6.8 percent of total employees) and 17,711 people with targeted disabilities (1.0 percent of total employees). The Department of Veterans Affairs had the largest percentage of their employees with disabilities (9.4 percent), while the Department of Justice had the smallest percent of their employees with disabilities (3.5 percent). The Department of the Treasury had the largest percentage of their employees with targeted disabilities (1.8 percent), while the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice had the smallest percentage of employees with targeted disabilities (0.4 percent).

Section 11: Federal Government Spending and Employment


Tabl

e 11

.1 F

eder

al G

over

nmen

t Spe

ndin

g an

d Em

ploy

men

t—Fe

dera

l Exp

endi

ture

s on

Inco

me

Mai

nten

ance

Pr

ogra

ms

Sour

ce: L

iver

mor

e, G

ina,

Dav

id C

. Sta

plet

on, a

nd M

egha

n O

’Too

le. “

Hea

lth C

are

Cos

ts Ar

e a

Key

Driv

er o

f Gro

wth

in F

eder

al a

nd S

tate

Ass

istan

ce to

W

orki

ng-A

ge P

eopl

e w

ith D

isabi

litie

s.” H

ealth

Affa

irs, v

ol. 3

0, n

o. 9

, Sep

tem

ber 2

011,

pp.

166

4-16

74.

DO

I: 10

.137

7/hl

thaff

.201

1.02

47N

ote:

For

tota

l spe

ndin

g fo

r 200

2, se

e: G

oodm

an, N

., &

Sta

plet

on, D

. C. (

2007

). Fe

dera

l exp

endi

ture

s for

wor

king

-age

peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies.

Jour

nal o

f Disa

bilit

y Po

licy

Stud

ies,

18(2

), 66

-78.

[1] F

eder

al E

xpen

ditu

res i

n m

illio

ns

Prog

ram

Amou

nt $

[1]

Year

Socia

l Sec

urity

Adm

inist

ratio

n13

6,917

2008

SSD

I-Disa

bled W

orke

r94

,746

2008

SSD

I pay

ment

s to s

pous

e and

child

ren o

f disa

bled w

orke

r67

620

08 S

SI fe

dera

l pay

ment

s26

,179

2008

Soc

ial Se

curit

y Adu

lt Di

sable

d Chil

d7,1

2920

08 S

ocial

Secu

rity D

isable

d Wido

w(er

)s1,8

8720

08Ve

tera

ns' P

rogr

ams

20,11

620

08 V

eter

ans'

Comp

ensa

tion (

serv

ice co

nnec

ted d

isabil

ity)

18,46

720

08 V

eter

ans'

Disa

bility

Pens

ion1,6

4620

08M

eans

Tes

ted

Assis

tanc

e Pr

ogra

ms

--

Tem

pora

ry A

ssist

ance

to N

eedy

Fami

lies (

TANF

)-Fed

eral

Shar

e2,0

1320

08 E

arne

d Inc

ome T

ax Cr

edit

1,500

2002

Othe

r Fed

eral

Ret

irem

ent a

nd D

isabi

lity

Com

pens

atio

n Pr

ogra

ms

--

Fed

eral

Emplo

yee R

etire

ment

Syste

m an

d Civi

l Ser

vice R

etire

ment

Syste

m2,0

7520

06 F

eder

al Em

ploye

es Co

mpen

satio

n Act

(FECA

)1,8

3420

07 R

ailro

ad Re

tirem

ent (

Disa

bility

Ann

uity)

930

2002

Lon

gsho

re an

d Har

bor W

orke

rs' Co

mpen

satio

n69

920

07 R

adiat

ion Ex

posu

re Co

mpen

satio

n Act

9020

08 E

nerg

y Emp

loyee

Comp

ensa

tion

897

2007

Blac

k Lun

g Ben

efits

720

08


Tabl

e 11

.2 F

eder

al G

over

nmen

t Spe

ndin

g an

d Em

ploy

men

t—Fe

dera

l Exp

endi

ture

s on

Hou

sing

and

Foo

d A

ssis

tanc

e

Sour

ce: L

iver

mor

e, G

ina,

Dav

id C

. Sta

plet

on, a

nd M

egha

n O

’Too

le. “

Hea

lth C

are

Cos

ts Ar

e a

Key

Driv

er o

f Gro

wth

in F

eder

al a

nd S

tate

Ass

istan

ce to

W

orki

ng-A

ge P

eopl

e w

ith D

isabi

litie

s.” H

ealth

Affa

irs, v

ol. 3

0, n

o. 9

, Sep

tem

ber 2

011,

pp.

166

4-16

74.

DO

I: 10

.137

7/hl

thaff

.201

1.02

47N

ote:

For

tota

l spe

ndin

g fo

r 200

2, se

e: G

oodm

an, N

., &

Sta

plet

on, D

. C. (

2007

). Fe

dera

l exp

endi

ture

s for

wor

king

-age

peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies.

Jour

nal o

f Disa

bilit

y Po

licy

Stud

ies,

18(2

), 66

-78.

[1] F

eder

al E

xpen

ditu

res i

n $

Mill

ions

Prog

ram

Amou

nt ($

) [1]

Year

Hous

ing

Assis

tanc

e -

- S

ectio

n 8 H

ousin

g Vou

cher

s2,6

0020

08 H

ousin

g and

Urb

an D

evelo

pmen

t-Sec

tion 8

1112

520

08 M

cKinn

ey/Ve

nto H

omele

ss A

ssist

ance

Act

397

2009

Pro

jects

for A

ssist

ance

in Tr

ansit

ion fr

om H

omele

ss (P

ATH)

, fed

eral

5220

05 H

ousin

g Opp

ortu

nities

for P

erso

ns w

ith A

IDS

300

2008

Pro

gram

s for

home

less V

eter

ans

6520

01 V

eter

ans A

dmini

strat

ion-Sp

ecial

ly Ad

apte

d Hou

sing P

rogr

ams

3720

08Fo

od A

ssist

ance

7,821

2008

Sup

pleme

ntal

Nutri

tion A

ssist

ance

Prog

ram

7,821

2008


Tabl

e 11

.3 F

eder

al G

over

nmen

t Spe

ndin

g an

d Em

ploy

men

t—Fe

dera

l Exp

endi

ture

s on

Hea

lth

Care

Pro

gram

s

Sour

ce: L

iver

mor

e, G

ina,

Dav

id C

. Sta

plet

on, a

nd M

egha

n O

’Too

le. “

Hea

lth C

are

Cos

ts Ar

e a

Key

Driv

er o

f Gro

wth

in F

eder

al a

nd S

tate

Ass

istan

ce to

W

orki

ng-A

ge P

eopl

e w

ith D

isabi

litie

s.” H

ealth

Affa

irs, v

ol. 3

0, n

o. 9

, Sep

tem

ber 2

011,

pp.

166

4-16

74.

DO

I: 10

.137

7/hl

thaff

.201

1.02

47N

ote:

For

tota

l spe

ndin

g fo

r 200

2, se

e: G

oodm

an, N

., &

Sta

plet

on, D

. C. (

2007

). Fe

dera

l exp

endi

ture

s for

wor

king

-age

peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies.

Jour

nal o

f Disa

bilit

y Po

licy

Stud

ies,

18(2

), 66

-78.

[1] F

eder

al E

xpen

ditu

res i

n m

illio

ns

Prog

ram

Amou

nt ($

) [1]

Year

Med

icaid

and

Med

icare

------

------

Med

icaid

(fede

ral s

hare

) for

disa

bled g

roup

s73

,025

2007

Med

icaid

(fede

ral s

hare

) for

peop

le wi

th di

sabil

ities

in TA

NF gr

oups

33,50

020

07 M

edica

re66

,400

2008

Vete

rans

' Pro

gram

s13

,797

2008

Vet

eran

s' Me

dical

Care

12,47

620

08 V

eter

ans P

rosth

etic

Appli

ance

s1,3

2120

08W

orke

rs C

omp.

Med

ical C

osts

1,0

5120

07 F

eder

al Em

ploye

es Co

mpen

satio

n Act

753

2007

Lon

gsho

re an

d Har

borw

orke

rs Co

mpen

satio

n Act

224

2007

Ene

rgy E

mploy

ees C

ompe

nsat

ion A

ct74

2007

Othe

r Fed

eral

Hea

lth P

rogr

ams

------

------

Rya

n Whit

e Car

e Act

2,060

2008

The

Cent

er fo

r Men

tal H

ealth

Serv

ices B

lock G

rant

400

2005


Tabl

e 11

.4 F

eder

al G

over

nmen

t Spe

ndin

g an

d Em

ploy

men

t—Fe

dera

l Exp

endi

ture

s on

Edu

cati

on, T

rain

ing,

an

d Em

ploy

men

t Rea

dine

ss

Sour

ce: L

iver

mor

e, G

ina,

Dav

id C

. Sta

plet

on, a

nd M

egha

n O

’Too

le. “

Hea

lth C

are

Cos

ts Ar

e a

Key

Driv

er o

f Gro

wth

in F

eder

al a

nd S

tate

Ass

istan

ce to

W

orki

ng-A

ge P

eopl

e w

ith D

isabi

litie

s.” H

ealth

Affa

irs, v

ol. 3

0, n

o. 9

, Sep

tem

ber 2

011,

pp.

166

4-16

74.

DO

I: 10

.137

7/hl

thaff

.201

1.02

47N

ote:

For

tota

l spe

ndin

g fo

r 200

2, se

e: G

oodm

an, N

., &

Sta

plet

on, D

. C. (

2007

). Fe

dera

l exp

endi

ture

s for

wor

king

-age

peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies.

Jour

nal o

f Disa

bilit

y Po

licy

Stud

ies,

18(2

), 66

-78.

[1] F

eder

al E

xpen

ditu

res i

n m

illio

ns

Prog

ram

Amou

nt ($

) [1]

Year

Voca

tiona

l Reh

abili

tatio

n---

------

--- V

ocat

ional

Reha

bilita

tion-

Reha

bilita

tion S

ervic

es A

dmini

strat

ion1,5

6520

08 O

ther

prog

rams

in th

e Reh

abilit

ation

Serv

ices A

dmini

strat

ion80

2008

Vet

eran

s Voc

ation

al Re

habil

itatio

n47

220

02Ed

ucat

ion

------

------

IDE

A Sp

ecial

Educ

ation

152

2005

Gall

aude

t11

320

08 N

ation

al Te

chnic

al In

stitu

te fo

r the

Dea

f60

2008

Othe

r Em

ploy

men

t Rel

ated

Pro

gram

s---

------

--- D

epar

tmen

t of L

abor

-Emplo

ymen

t and

Train

ing A

dmini

strat

ion G

rant

s23

2003

Ben

efits

Plann

ing A

ssist

ance

and O

utre

ach

2320

02 D

epar

tmen

t of L

abor

Offi

ce of

Disa

bility

and E

mploy

ment

Prog

rams

and G

rant

s43

2002

New

Free

dom

Initi

ative

Acce

ss to

Telew

ork F

und

2020

02


Tabl

e 11

.5 F

eder

al G

over

nmen

t Spe

ndin

g an

d Em

ploy

men

t—Fe

dera

l Exp

endi

ture

s on

Oth

er S

ervi

ces

Sour

ce: L

iver

mor

e, G

ina,

Dav

id C

. Sta

plet

on, a

nd M

egha

n O

’Too

le. “

Hea

lth C

are

Cos

ts Ar

e a

Key

Driv

er o

f Gro

wth

in F

eder

al a

nd S

tate

Ass

istan

ce to

W

orki

ng-A

ge P

eopl

e w

ith D

isabi

litie

s.” H

ealth

Affa

irs, v

ol. 3

0, n

o. 9

, Sep

tem

ber 2

011,

pp.

166

4-16

74.

DO

I: 10

.137

7/hl

thaff

.201

1.02

47N

ote:

For

tota

l spe

ndin

g fo

r 200

2, se

e: G

oodm

an, N

., &

Sta

plet

on, D

. C. (

2007

). Fe

dera

l exp

endi

ture

s for

wor

king

-age

peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

ies.

Jour

nal o

f Disa

bilit

y Po

licy

Stud

ies,

18(2

), 66

-78.

[1] F

eder

al E

xpen

ditu

res i

n m

illio

ns

Prog

ram

Amou

nt $

[1]

Year

Socia

l Ser

vice

s Blo

ck G

rant

367

2007

Tech

nolo

gy---

------

--- A

ssist

ive Te

chno

logy A

ct-Tit

le 1:

State

Gra

nt Pr

ogra

ms31

2002

Alte

rnat

ive Fi

nanc

ing Pr

ogra

m fo

r Ass

istive

Tech

nolog

y40

2008

Vet

eran

s Affa

irs A

utom

obile

s and

Oth

er Co

nvey

ance

s for

Disa

bled V

eter

ans

5720

02 A

grAb

ility P

rojec

t3

2008

Tran

spor

tatio

n21

520

08 T

rans

porta

tion-

Form

ula G

rant

s for

Spec

ial N

eeds

of El

derly

Indiv

iduals

and I

ndivi

duals

with

Disa

biliti

es12

720

08 N

ew Fr

eedo

m Pr

ogra

m88

2008

Prot

ectio

n an

d Ad

voca

cy---

------

--- A

meric

ans W

ith D

isabil

ities

Act

Tech

nical

Assis

tanc

e Pro

gram

1820

08 P

rote

ction

and A

dvoc

acy f

or Pe

ople

with

Men

tal I

llnes

s34

2008

Pro

tecti

on an

d Adv

ocac

y for

Bene

ficiar

ies of

Socia

l Sec

urity

720

02 S

tate

Gra

nts f

or Pr

otec

tion a

nd A

dvoc

acy S

ervic

es fo

r Tra

umat

ic Br

ain In

jury

320

08De

mon

stra

tions

/Sys

tem

s Cha

nge

176

2008

Med

icaid

Infra

struc

ture

Gra

nts

112

2008

Dev

elopm

enta

l Disa

biliti

es Ba

sic Su

ppor

t and

Adv

ocac

y Gra

nts

1420

08 D

evelo

pmen

tal D

isabil

ities

Proje

cts of

Nat

ional

Signifi

canc

e43

2008

Dem

onstr

ation

Proje

cts to

Ensu

re St

uden

ts wi

th D

isabil

ities

Rece

ive a

High

er Ed

ucat

ion7

2008

Othe

r---

------

--- V

oting

Acce

ss fo

r Ind

ividu

als w

ith D

isabil

ities

1220

08 U

S Libr

ary o

f Con

gres

s, Na

tiona

l Libr

ary S

ervic

e for

the B

lind a

nd Ph

ysica

lly H

andic

appe

d68

2008

Fed

eral

priso

ns98

020

06


Tabl

e 11

.6 F

eder

al G

over

nmen

t Spe

ndin

g an

d Em

ploy

men

t—Fe

dera

l Em

ploy

men

t of P

eopl

e w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

an

d Pe

ople

wit

h Ta

rget

ed D

isab

iliti

es: A

s of

Sep

tem

ber 3

0, 2

006

Sour

ce: U

.S. O

ffice

of P

erso

nnel

Man

agem

ent,

"Dem

ogra

phic

Pro

file

of th

e Fe

dera

l Wor

kfor

ce",

Fac

tboo

k 20

07, E

mpl

oyee

s with

Disa

bilit

ies b

y Ex

ecut

ive

Bran

ch D

epar

tmen

ts, w

ww.

opm

.gov

/fedd

ata/

fact

book

/200

7/20

07FA

CT

BOO

K.p

df>

(acc

esse

d 2

Augu

st 20

10).

[1] Th

e nu

mbe

r of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith d

isabi

litie

s as p

erce

nt o

f the

tota

l num

ber o

f peo

ple

empl

oyed

.[2

] Peo

ple

with

targ

eted

disa

bilit

ies.

[3] Th

e nu

mbe

r of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed w

ith ta

rget

ed d

isabi

litie

s as a

per

cent

of t

he to

tal n

umbe

r of p

eopl

e em

ploy

ed.

Fede

ral D

epar

tmen

ts To

tal

Disa

bled

% [1

]PW

TD [2

]%

[3]

Exec

utiv

e Br

anch

1,8

48,33

912

3,484

6.817

,711

1 E

xecu

tive D

epar

tmen

ts 1,6

78,54

111

2,528

6.815

,407

0.9

Dep

artm

ent o

f Agr

icultu

re10

5,431

7,056

6.91,0

091

D

epar

tmen

t of C

omme

rce40

,527

2,517

6.433

40.8

D

epar

tmen

t of D

efen

se66

7,786

45,27

16.9

5,448

0.8

D

epar

tmen

t of t

he A

rmy

238,8

8516

,999

7.21,7

190.7

Dep

artm

ent o

f the

Nav

y17

3,616

11,06

06.5

1,430

0.8

D

epar

tmen

t of t

he A

ir Fo

rce15

8,887

9,796

6.21,1

230.7

D

epar

tmen

t of E

duca

tion

4,331

262

6.559

1.5

Dep

artm

ent o

f Ene

rgy

14,94

394

96.6

111

0.8

Dep

artm

ent o

f Hea

lth an

d Hum

an Se

rvice

s 63

,290

3,471

5.857

61

D

epar

tmen

t of H

omela

nd Se

curit

y16

8,506

7,396

4.470

80.4

0

Dep

artm

ent o

f Hou

sing a

nd U

rban

Dev

elopm

ent

9,813

803

8.513

01.4

D

epar

tmen

t of t

he In

terio

r73

,073

4,921

6.968

41

D

epar

tmen

t of J

ustic

e10

5,670

3,658

3.541

30.4

0

Dep

artm

ent o

f Lab

or15

,324

1,125

7.618

61.3

D

epar

tmen

t of S

tate

10,12

463

06.3

620.6

D

epar

tmen

t of T

rans

porta

tion

53,82

82,7

685.2

285

0.5

Dep

artm

ent o

f the

Trea

sury

106,5

839,6

269.2

1,839

1.8

Dep

artm

ent o

f Vet

eran

s Affa

irs23

9,312

22,07

59.4

3,563

1.5 A

ll Oth

er Ex

ecut

ive Br

anch

Age

ncies

168,6

2810

,925

6.92,3

001.5

http://www.opm.gov/feddata/factbook/2007/2007FACTBOOK.pdf>


This section presents international disability statistics. Specifically, these data address international employment rates for people with disabilities and the percentages of total populations receiving disability benefits. Both of the tables in this section face severe limitations. In both of the tables, it is difficult to compare rates across countries because countries often define disabilities differently and have different employment and benefits structures. Additionally, the data may come from different types of sources (for example: from a survey versus from a census) and represent different years. The principal source of this data is a report by the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development. The definitions of employment and disability are not included for this section due to the number and variation of definitions across countries, please refer to original reports.

Tables

Table 12.1: In 2004, the employment rate of individuals of working-age with disabilities was 39.9 percent. This table lists employment rates for people with disabilities in 25 countries for the most recent year collected by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. These data are limited by differences in the sources, the years represented, and the definitions of disability.

Table 12.2: In 2006, 5.9 percent of the United States working-age population received disability benefits. This table lists the percentage of populations in 26 countries receiving disability benefits for the most recent year collected by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. These data are limited by differences in the sources, the years represented, and the definitions of disability.

Section 12: International Patterns


Tabl

e 12

.1 In

tern

atio

nal D

isab

ility

Sta

tist

ics—

Empl

oym

ent R

ates

of W

orki

ng-A

ge P

eopl

e w

ith

Dis

abili

ties

in

Sele

cted

OEC

D C

ount

ries

Sour

ce: O

rgan

izatio

n fo

r Eco

nom

ic C

oope

ratio

n an

d D

evel

opm

ent (

OEC

D),

"Sic

knes

s, D

isabi

lity

and

Wor

k: K

ey fi

gure

s and

dat

a on

low

em

ploy

men

t rat

es o

f peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

y an

d hi

gh d

isabi

lity

bene

fit re

cipi

ency

rate

s in

man

y O

ECD

cou

ntrie

s", D

ata

Figu

re O

ne, w

ww.

oecd

.org

/el

s/so

c/42

6542

15.x

ls (a

cces

sed

30 Ju

ly 2

014)

. Th

is da

ta is

lim

ited

by d

iffer

ence

s in

sour

ces,

year

s the

dat

a w

as c

olle

cted

, and

defi

nitio

ns o

f disa

bilit

y.

Coun

tryEm

ploym

ent R

ate (

%)

Year

Unite

d Sta

tes

39.9

2004

Austr

alia

39.8

2003

Austr

ia48

.320

05Be

lgium

34.4

2005

Cana

da43

.720

06Cz

ech R

epub

lic40

.920

05De

nmar

k52

.320

05Fin

land

54.1

2005

Franc

e36

.320

05Ge

rman

y41

.020

05Gr

eece

37.5

2005

Hung

ary

39.2

2005

Icelan

d61

.320

05Ire

land

31.9

2005

Coun

tryEm

ploym

ent R

ate (

%)

Year

Italy

36.0

2005

Kore

a44

.720

05Lu

xemb

ourg

50.2

2004

Mexic

o55

.420

04Ne

ther

lands

44.5

2006

Norw

ay44

.720

05Po

land

17.6

2004

Portu

gal

43.5

2005

Slova

k Rep

ublic

40.4

2005

Spain

34.9

2004

Swed

en51

.920

05Sw

itzer

land

52.1

2005

Unite

d King

dom

45.3

2006

http://www.oecd.org/els/soc/42654215.xls



Tabl

e 12

.2 In

tern

atio

nal D

isab

ility

Sta

tist

ics—

Dis

abili

ty B

enefi

t Rec

ipie

nts

as P

erce

nt o

f the

Wor

king

-Age

Po

pula

tion

in S

elec

ted

OEC

D C

ount

ries

Sour

ce: O

rgan

izatio

n fo

r Eco

nom

ic C

oope

ratio

n an

d D

evel

opm

ent (

OEC

D),

"Sic

knes

s, D

isabi

lity

and

Wor

k: K

ey fi

gure

s and

dat

a on

low

em

ploy

men

t rat

es o

f peo

ple

with

disa

bilit

y an

d hi

gh d

isabi

lity

bene

fit re

cipi

ency

rate

s in

man

y O

ECD

cou

ntrie

s", D

ata

Figu

re O

ne, w

ww.

oecd

.org

/els/

soc/

4265

4215

.xls

(acc

esse

d 30

July

201

4).

This

data

is li

mite

d by

diff

eren

ces i

n so

urce

s, ye

ars t

he d

ata

was

col

lect

ed, a

nd d

efini

tions

of d

isabi

lity.

Coun

try%

Rece

iving

Disa

bility

Bene

fitYe

arUn

ited S

tate

s5.9

2006

Austr

alia

5.420

07Au

stria

4.620

07Be

lgium

6.020

07Ca

nada

4.320

07Cz

ech R

epub

lic7.1

2007

Denm

ark

7.220

06Fin

land

8.520

07Fra

nce

4.920

04Ge

rman

y4.4

2007

Gree

ce4.6

2007

Hung

ary

12.1

2007

Irelan

d6.3

2007

Italy

3.220

06

Coun

try%

Rece

iving

Disa

bility

Bene

fitYe

arJa

pan

2.020

06Ko

rea

1.520

07Lu

xemb

ourg

4.920

05Me

xico

0.720

07Ne

ther

lands

8.320

07Ne

w Ze

aland

3.820

07No

rway

10.3

2007

Polan

d7.2

2007

Portu

gal

4.720

07Slo

vak R

epub

lic6.3

2006

Spain

3.820

07Sw

eden

10.8

2007

Switz

erlan

d5.4

2007

Unite

d King

dom

7.020

07




This section presents statistics that allow for the most detail available in United States disability statistics with respect to disability type and severity. Population size, prevalence, employment, earnings, and family income statistics are provided. These estimates are based on the U.S. Census Bureau’s Survey of Income and Program Participation. These estimates are from Brault (2012), Americans with Disabilities: 2010 (U.S. Census Bureau Current Population Reports, P70-131), which also contains comparisons to 2005 estimates. Definitions specific to this section (disability status, employment, earnings and family income) can be found in the original report.

Tables

Table 13.1: Based on data from the Survey of Income and Program Participation, in 2010 (May–August 2010), there were 303,858,000 civilians living in the community, 56,672,000 of which were individuals with disabilities—a prevalence rate of 18.7 percent. Among individuals with disabilities, 38,284,000 had severe disabilities.

Table 13.2: In 2010 (May–August 2010), among the 177,295,000 individuals ages 21 to 64 living in the community, 16.6 percent (29,479,000 individuals) were people with disabilities, 2.3 percent (4,112,000 individuals) had difficulty seeing, 1.9 percent (3,310,000 individuals) had difficulty hearing, 6.6 percent (11,759,000 individuals) had difficulty walking, and 6.0 percent (10,661,000 individuals) had mental disabilities. Among individuals reporting an activity limitation and/or fair/poor health, 8,099,000 individuals reported back or spine problems as the cause.

Table 13.3: In 2010 (May–August 2010), among the 38,599,000 individuals ages 65 and older living in the community, 49.8 percent (19,234,000 individuals) were people with disabilities, 9.8 percent (3,782,000 individuals) had difficulty seeing, 10.8 percent (4,152,000 individuals) had difficulty hearing, 30.8 percent (11,883,000 individuals) had difficulty walking,

and 7.8 percent (3,024,000 individuals) had mental disabilities.

Table 13.4: In 2010 (May–August 2010), among the 29,479,000 individuals with disabilities (age 21 to 64 living in the community), 41.1 percent were employed, compared to 79.1 percent of their counterparts without disabilities. The employment rate varies by disability type: 41.7 percent for those with difficulty seeing, 55.5 percent for those with difficulty hearing, 28.7 percent for those with difficulty walking, and 34.1 percent for those with mental disabilities.

Table 13.5: In 2010 (May–August 2010), among the 38,599,000 individuals with disabilities (age 65 years and over living in the community), median monthly earnings were $1,961,000 compared to $2,724,000 for their counterparts without disabilities. Among individuals with disabilities (age 65 years and over living in the community), median monthly family income were $2,856,000 compared to $4,771,000 for their counterparts without disabilities.

Section 13: Disability Type


Tabl

e 13

.1 C

ivili

ans

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes,

by

Age

, Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s, a

nd

Seve

rity

: 201

0

Sour

ce: B

raul

t, M

atth

ew W

., “A

mer

ican

s With

Disa

bilit

ies:

2010

,” C

urre

nt P

opul

atio

n Re

port

s, P7

0-13

1, U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

Was

hing

ton,

DC

, 20

12. E

stim

ates

bas

ed o

n th

e Su

rvey

of I

ncom

e an

d Pr

ogra

m P

artic

ipat

ion.

[1] S

ee th

e so

urce

for t

he d

efini

tion

of d

isabi

lity.

[2] P

erce

nt o

f peo

ple

of a

ll ag

es.

Age /

Disa

bility

Stat

us /

Seve

rity

Coun

t%

[2]

All a

ges

303,8

58,00

010

0.0 D

isabil

ity [1

]56

,672,0

0018

.7

Sev

ere d

isabil

ity38

,284,0

0012

.6

Non

seve

re di

sabil

ity18

,388,0

006.1

No d

isabil

ity24

7,186

,000

81.3

Aged

6 an

d olde

r27

8,222

,000

100.0

Nee

ded p

erso

nal a

ssist

ance

12,34

9,000

4.4 N

eede

d no p

erso

nal a

ssist

ance

265,8

73,00

095

.6Ag

ed 15

and o

lder

241,6

82,00

010

0.0 D

isabil

ity51

,454,0

0021

.3

Sev

ere d

isabil

ity35

,683,0

0014

.8

Non

seve

re di

sabil

ity15

,771,0

006.5

No d

isabil

ity19

0,228

,000

78.7

Aged

21 to

6417

7,295

,000

100.0

Disa

bility

29,47

9,000

16.6

S

ever

e disa

bility

20,28

6,000

11.4

N

onse

vere

disa

bility

9,193

,000

5.2 N

o disa

bility

147,8

16,00

083

.4Ag

ed 65

and o

lder

38,59

9,000

100.0

Disa

bility

19,23

4,000

49.8

S

ever

e disa

bility

14,13

8,000

36.6

N

onse

vere

disa

bility

5,096

,000

13.2

No d

isabil

ity19

,365,0

0050

.2


Tabl

e 13

.2 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 21

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes,

by

Dis

abili

ty

Stat

us a

nd T

ype:

201

0Di

sabil

ity St

atus

/ Ty

pe /

Seve

rity

Coun

t%

Tota

l%

Disa

bility

[3]

Tota

l17

7,295

,000

100.0

--- W

ith a

disab

ility

29,47

9,000

16.6

100.0

S

ever

e20

,286,0

0011

.468

.8

Co

vere

d by M

edica

re or

rece

ived S

SDI

or SS

I9,5

96,00

05.4

32.6

Co

vere

d by M

edica

re4,8

96,00

02.8

16.6

Re

ceive

d SSD

I6,9

29,00

03.9

23.5

Re

ceive

d SSI

3,928

,000

2.213

.3

N

o Med

icare,

SSDI

, nor

SSI

10,69

0,000

6.036

.3

Not

seve

re9,1

93,00

05.2

31.2

No d

isabil

ity14

7,816

,000

83.4

---Se

eing

/ He

arin

g / S

peak

ing

Diffi

culty

seein

g4,1

12,00

02.3

13.9

S

ever

e90

5,000

0.53.1

N

ot se

vere

3,207

,000

1.810

.9 D

ifficu

lty he

aring

3,310

,000

1.911

.2

Sev

ere

417,0

000.2

1.4

Not

seve

re2,8

93,00

01.6

9.8 D

ifficu

lty w

ith sp

eech

1,753

,000

1.05.9

S

ever

e31

8,000

0.21.1

N

ot se

vere

1,435

,000

0.84.9

Wal

king

/ Us

ing

Stai

rs D

ifficu

lty w

alking

11,75

9,000

6.639

.9

Sev

ere

5,832

,000

3.319

.8

Not

seve

re5,9

27,00

03.3

20.1

Diffi

culty

using

stair

s11

,046,0

006.2

37.5

S

ever

e3,1

27,00

01.8

10.6

N

ot se

vere

7,918

,000

4.526

.9

Disa

bility

Stat

us /

Type

/ Se

verit

yCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ity [3

] U

sed a

whe

elcha

ir1,5

66,00

00.9

5.3 U

sed a

cane

/ cru

tches

/ wa

lker

4,524

,000

2.615

.3Se

lect

ed P

hysic

al T

asks

Diffi

culty

liftin

g8,7

97,00

05.0

29.8

S

ever

e3,7

32,00

02.1

12.7

N

ot se

vere

5,064

,000

2.917

.2 D

ifficu

lty gr

aspin

g3,8

13,00

02.2

12.9

S

ever

e55

7,000

0.31.9

N

ot se

vere

3,256

,000

1.811

.0 D

ifficu

lty m

oving

chair

[1]

11,99

8,000

6.8---

S

ever

e6,6

51,00

03.8

---

Not

seve

re5,3

47,00

03.0

--- D

ifficu

lty st

andin

g [1]

12,44

6,000

7.0---

Diffi

culty

sitti

ng [1

]6,4

95,00

03.7

--- D

ifficu

lty cr

ouch

ing [1

]14

,246,0

008.0

--- D

ifficu

lty re

achin

g [1]

6,371

,000

3.6---

ADLs

and

IADL

s W

ith an

ADL

limita

tion

4,700

,000

2.715

.9

Nee

ded a

ssist

ance

2,270

,000

1.37.7

D

id no

t nee

d ass

istan

ce2,4

30,00

01.4

8.2 W

ith an

IADL

limita

tion

7,653

,000

4.326

.0

Nee

ded a

ssist

ance

5,363

,000

3.018

.2

Did

not n

eed a

ssist

ance

2,290

,000

1.37.8

Men

tal

With

a me

ntal

disab

ility

10,66

1,000

6.036

.2 W

ith on

e or m

ore s

electe

d con

dition

s7,1

40,00

04.0

24.2

A

lear

ning d

isabil

ity2,9

22,00

01.6

9.9

Alzh

eimer

’s, se

nility

, or d

emen

tia74

0,000

0.42.5


Sour

ce: B

raul

t, M

atth

ew W

., “A

mer

ican

s With

Disa

bilit

ies:

2010

,” C

urre

nt P

opul

atio

n Re

port

s, P7

0-13

1, U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

Was

hing

ton,

DC

, 20

12. E

stim

ates

bas

ed o

n th

e Su

rvey

of I

ncom

e an

d Pr

ogra

m P

artic

ipat

ion.

[1] N

ot p

art o

f the

defi

nitio

n of

disa

bilit

y.[2

] Sel

ecte

d co

nditi

ons r

epor

ted

as c

ause

of a

ctiv

ity li

mita

tions

or f

air/

poor

hea

lth.

[3] Th

e nu

mbe

r of p

eopl

e w

ith a

disa

bilit

y as

a p

erce

nt o

f the

tota

l cou

nt w

ith a

disa

bilit

y.

Disa

bility

Stat

us /

Type

/ Se

verit

yCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ity [3

]

Int

ellec

tual

disab

ility

984,0

000.6

3.3

Oth

er de

velop

ment

al dis

abilit

y63

3,000

0.42.1

O

ther

men

tal /

emot

ional

cond

ition

3,811

,000

2.112

.9 W

ith on

e or m

ore s

electe

d sym

ptom

s6,5

30,00

03.7

22.2

D

epre

ssed

or an

xious

5,494

,000

3.118

.6

Tro

uble

getti

ng al

ong w

ith ot

hers

2,068

,000

1.27.0

T

roub

le co

ncen

tratin

g3,5

83,00

02.0

12.2

T

roub

le co

ping w

ith st

ress

4,553

,000

2.615

.4W

orki

ng a

t a Jo

b W

ith di

sabil

ity re

lated

prob

lems [

1]24

,003,0

0013

.5---

Has

diffi

culty

rema

ining

emplo

yed

13,70

6,000

7.746

.5 L

imite

d in k

ind /

amou

nt of

wor

k [1]

22,39

7,000

12.6

---

Pre

vent

ed [1

]13

,958,0

007.9

---

Not

prev

ente

d [1]

8,439

,000

4.8---

Sele

cted

Con

ditio

ns [2

] ---

Arth

ritis

or rh

euma

tism

[1]

6,003

,000

3.4---

Bac

k or s

pine p

roble

m [1

]8,0

99,00

04.6

--- D

iabet

es [1

]2,9

14,00

01.6

--- H

eart

troub

le or

hard

ening

of th

e a

rterie

s [1]

2,160

,000

1.2---

High

bloo

d pre

ssur

e [1]

2,736

,000

1.5---

Lun

g or r

espir

ator

y pro

blem

[1]

1,941

,000

1.1---

Men

tal o

r emo

tiona

l pro

blem

[1]

3,223

,000

1.8---

Stif

fnes

s or d

efor

mity

of le

gs, a

rms,

feet

, o

r han

ds [1

]1,6

79,00

00.9

---

Tabl

e 13

.2 (c

onti

nued

): Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

21 to

64

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes,

by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s an

d Ty

pe: 2

010


Tabl

e 13

.3 C

ivili

ans

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

Sta

tes,

by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s an

d Ty

pe: 2

010

Disa

bility

Stat

us /

Type

/ Se

verit

yCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ity [3

]To

tal

38,59

9,000

100.0

--- W

ith a

disab

ility

19,23

4,000

49.8

100.0

S

ever

e14

,138,0

0036

.673

.5

Co

vere

d by M

edica

re or

rece

ived S

SDI o

r SSI

----

----

----

Co

vere

d by M

edica

re---

----

----

-

Rece

ived S

SDI

----

----

----

Re

ceive

d SSI

----

----

----

No M

edica

re, SS

DI, n

or SS

I---

----

----

-

Not

seve

re5,0

96,00

013

.226

.5 N

o disa

bility

19,36

5,000

50.2

100.7

Seei

ng/H

earin

g/Sp

eaki

ng D

ifficu

lty se

eing

3,782

,000

9.819

.7

Sev

ere

1,050

,000

2.75.5

N

ot se

vere

2,731

,000

7.114

.2 D

ifficu

lty he

aring

4,152

,000

10.8

21.6

S

ever

e66

6,000

1.73.5

N

ot se

vere

3,485

,000

9.018

.1 D

ifficu

lty w

ith sp

eech

843,0

002.2

4.4

Sev

ere

158,0

000.4

0.8

Not

seve

re68

5,000

1.83.6

Wal

king

/usin

g st

airs

Diffi

culty

walk

ing11

,883,0

0030

.861

.8

Sev

ere

7,186

,000

18.6

37.4

N

ot se

vere

4,697

,000

12.2

24.4

Diffi

culty

using

stair

s11

,043,0

0028

.657

.4

Sev

ere

4,530

,000

11.7

23.6

N

ot se

vere

6,513

,000

16.9

33.9

Use

d a w

heelc

hair

2,014

,000

5.210

.5 U

sed a

cane

/crut

ches

/walk

er7,0

12,00

018

.236

.5

Disa

bility

Stat

us /

Type

/ Se

verit

yCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ity [3

]Se

lect

ed p

hysic

al ta

sks

Diffi

culty

liftin

g8,1

71,00

021

.242

.5

Sev

ere

4,270

,000

11.1

22.2

N

ot se

vere

3,901

,000

10.1

20.3

Diffi

culty

gras

ping

2,785

,000

7.214

.5

Sev

ere

334,0

000.9

1.7

Not

seve

re2,5

41,00

06.6

13.2

Diffi

culty

mov

ing ch

air[1

]---

----

----

-

Sev

ere

----

----

----

N

ot se

vere

----

----

----

Diffi

culty

stan

ding[

1]11

,526,0

0029

.959

.9 D

ifficu

lty si

tting

[1]

3,528

,000

9.118

.3 D

ifficu

lty cr

ouch

ing[1

]12

,897,0

0033

.467

.1 D

ifficu

lty re

achin

g[1]

5,763

,000

14.9

30.0

ADLs

and

IADL

s

With

an A

DL lim

itatio

n4,6

39,00

012

.024

.1

Nee

ded a

ssist

ance

2,668

,000

6.913

.9

Did

not n

eed a

ssist

ance

1,971

,000

5.110

.2 W

ith an

IADL

limita

tion

7,449

,000

19.3

38.7

N

eede

d ass

istan

ce5,8

69,00

015

.230

.5

Did

not n

eed a

ssist

ance

1,580

,000

4.18.2

Men

tal

W

ith a

ment

al dis

abilit

y3,0

24,00

07.8

15.7

With

one o

r mor

e sele

cted c

ondit

ions

2,184

,000

5.711

.4

A le

arnin

g disa

bility

286,0

000.7

1.5

Alzh

eimer

’s, se

nility

, or d

emen

tia1,6

61,00

04.3

8.6

Int

ellec

tual

disab

ility

76,00

00.2

0.4

Oth

er de

velop

ment

al dis

abilit

y63

,000

0.20.3

O

ther

men

tal/e

motio

nal c

ondit

ion39

5,000

1.02.1


Sour

ce: B

raul

t, M

atth

ew W

., “A

mer

ican

s With

Disa

bilit

ies:

2010

,” C

urre

nt P

opul

atio

n Re

port

s, P7

0-13

1, U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

Was

hing

ton,

DC

, 20

12. E

stim

ates

bas

ed o

n th

e Su

rvey

of I

ncom

e an

d Pr

ogra

m P

artic

ipat

ion.

[1] N

ot p

art o

f of t

he d

efini

tion

of d

isabi

lity.

[2] S

elec

ted

cond

ition

s rep

orte

d as

cau

se o

f act

ivity

lim

itatio

ns o

r fai

r/po

or h

ealth

.[3

] The

num

ber o

f peo

ple

with

a d

isabi

lity

as a

per

cent

of t

he to

tal c

ount

with

a d

isabi

lity.

Disa

bility

Stat

us /

Type

/ Se

verit

yCo

unt

% To

tal

% D

isabil

ity [3

] W

ith on

e or m

ore s

electe

d sym

ptom

s1,7

29,00

04.5

9.0

Dep

ress

ed or

anxio

us1,0

98,00

02.8

5.7

Tro

uble

getti

ng al

ong w

ith ot

hers

309,0

000.8

1.6

Tro

uble

conc

entra

ting

1,047

,000

2.75.4

T

roub

le co

ping w

ith st

ress

910,0

002.4

4.7W

orki

ng a

t a jo

b W

ith di

sabil

ity re

lated

prob

lems[1

]---

----

----

- H

as di

fficu

lty re

maini

ng em

ploye

d---

----

----

- L

imite

d in k

ind/a

moun

t of w

ork[

1]---

----

----

-

Pre

vent

ed[1

]---

----

----

-

Not

prev

ente

d[1]

----

----

----

Sele

cted

cond

ition

s [2]

---

----

----

- A

rthrit

is or

rheu

matis

m[1]

----

----

----

Bac

k or s

pine p

roble

m[1]

----

----

----

Diab

etes

[1]

----

----

----

Hea

rt tro

uble

or ha

rden

ing of

the a

rterie

s[1]

----

----

----

High

bloo

d pre

ssur

e[1]

----

----

----

Lun

g or r

espir

ator

y pro

blem[

1]---

----

----

- M

enta

l or e

motio

nal p

roble

m[1]

----

----

----

Stif

fnes

s or d

efor

mity

of le

gs, a

rms,

feet

, or

han

ds[1

]---

----

----

-

Tabl

e 13

.3 C

ivili

ans

(con

tinu

ed):

Age

s 65

Yea

rs a

nd O

ver L

ivin

g in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

and

St

ates

, by

Dis

abili

ty S

tatu

s an

d Ty

pe: 2

010


Tabl

e 13

.4 E

mpl

oym

ent—

Civi

lians

Age

s 21

to 6

4 Ye

ars

Livi

ng in

the

Com

mun

ity

for t

he U

nite

d St

ates

, by

Dis

abili

ty T

ype:

201

0Di

sabil

ity st

atus

/type

/sev

erity

Coun

t%

[3]

Tota

l12

8,996

,000

72.8

With

a dis

abilit

y12

,115,0

0041

.1

Sev

ere

5,570

,000

27.5

Cove

red b

y Med

icare

or re

ceive

d SSD

I or S

SI86

2,000

9.0

Cove

red b

y Med

icare

365,0

007.5

Re

ceive

d SSD

I61

0,000

8.8

Rece

ived S

SI32

9,000

8.4

N

o Med

icare,

SSDI

, nor

SSI

4,708

,000

44.0

N

ot se

vere

6,544

,000

71.2

No d

isabil

ity11

6,881

,000

79.1

Seei

ng/H

earin

g/Sp

eaki

ng D

ifficu

lty se

eing

1,714

,000

41.7

S

ever

e30

7,000

34.0

N

ot se

vere

1,407

,000

43.9

Diffi

culty

hear

ing1,8

37,00

055

.5

Sev

ere

172,0

0041

.4

Not

seve

re1,6

64,00

057

.5 D

ifficu

lty w

ith sp

eech

596,0

0034

.0

Sev

ere

82,00

025

.7

Not

seve

re51

4,000

35.8

Wal

king

/usin

g st

airs

Diffi

culty

walk

ing3,3

75,00

028

.7

Sev

ere

1,096

,000

18.8

N

ot se

vere

2,279

,000

38.4

Diffi

culty

using

stair

s3,1

77,00

028

.8

Sev

ere

562,0

0018

.0

Not

seve

re2,6

16,00

033

.0 U

sed a

whe

elcha

ir28

7,000

18.3

Use

d a ca

ne/cr

utch

es/w

alker

898,0

0019

.8

Disa

bility

stat

us/ty

pe/s

ever

ityCo

unt

% [3

]Se

lect

ed p

hysic

al ta

sks

Diffi

culty

liftin

g2,4

03,00

027

.3

Sev

ere

743,0

0019

.9

Not

seve

re1,6

60,00

032

.8 D

ifficu

lty gr

aspin

g1,0

68,00

028

.0

Sev

ere

135,0

0024

.3

Not

seve

re93

3,000

28.6

Diffi

culty

mov

ing ch

air[1

]3,8

03,00

031

.7

Sev

ere

1,632

,000

24.5

N

ot se

vere

2,171

,000

40.6

Diffi

culty

stan

ding[

1]3,7

19,00

029

.9 D

ifficu

lty si

tting

[1]

1,978

,000

30.4

Diffi

culty

crou

ching

[1]

5,328

,000

37.4

Diffi

culty

reac

hing[

1]1,8

57,00

029

.2AD

Ls a

nd IA

DLs

With

an A

DL lim

itatio

n93

6,000

19.9

N

eede

d ass

istan

ce34

1,000

15.0

D

id no

t nee

d ass

istan

ce59

5,000

24.5

With

an IA

DL lim

itatio

n1,5

74,00

020

.6

Nee

ded a

ssist

ance

867,0

0016

.2

Did

not n

eed a

ssist

ance

707,0

0030

.9M

enta

l W

ith a

ment

al dis

abilit

y3,6

34,00

034

.1 W

ith on

e or m

ore s

electe

d con

dition

s2,5

65,00

035

.9

A le

arnin

g disa

bility

1,384

,000

47.4

A

lzheim

er’s,

senil

ity, o

r dem

entia

137,0

0018

.6

Int

ellec

tual

disab

ility

257,0

0026

.1

Oth

er de

velop

ment

al dis

abilit

y19

5,000

30.8

O

ther

men

tal/e

motio

nal c

ondit

ion1,0

02,00

026

.3


Sour

ce: B

raul

t, M

atth

ew W

., “A

mer

ican

s With

Disa

bilit

ies:

2010

,” C

urre

nt P

opul

atio

n Re

port

s, P7

0-13

1, U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

Was

hing

ton,

DC

, 20

12. E

stim

ates

bas

ed o

n th

e Su

rvey

of I

ncom

e an

d Pr

ogra

m P

artic

ipat

ion.

[1] N

ot p

art o

f the

defi

nitio

n of

disa

bilit

y.[2

] Sel

ecte

d co

nditi

ons r

epor

ted

as c

ause

of a

ctiv

ity li

mita

tions

or f

air/

poor

hea

lth.

[3] Th

e nu

mbe

r of p

eopl

e w

ith a

disa

bilit

y as

a p

erce

nt o

f the

tota

l cou

nt w

ith a

disa

bilit

y.

Disa

bility

stat

us/ty

pe/s

ever

ityCo

unt

% [3

] W

ith on

e or m

ore s

electe

d sym

ptom

s1,6

22,00

024

.8

Dep

ress

ed or

anxio

us1,3

58,00

024

.7

Tro

uble

getti

ng al

ong w

ith ot

hers

414,0

0020

.0

Tro

uble

conc

entra

ting

696,0

0019

.4

Tro

uble

copin

g with

stre

ss1,0

02,00

022

.0W

orki

ng a

t a jo

b W

ith di

sabil

ity re

lated

prob

lems[1

]6,8

71,00

028

.6 H

as di

fficu

lty re

maini

ng em

ploye

d1,9

88,00

014

.5 L

imite

d in k

ind/a

moun

t of w

ork[

1]6,3

87,00

028

.5

Pre

vent

ed[1

]23

0,000

1.6

Not

prev

ente

d[1]

6,157

,000

73.0

Sele

cted

cond

ition

s [2]

A

rthrit

is or

rheu

matis

m[1]

2,111

,000

35.2

Bac

k or s

pine p

roble

m[1]

2,613

,000

32.3

Diab

etes

[1]

790,0

0027

.1 H

eart

troub

le or

hard

ening

of th

e arte

ries[1

]57

0,000

26.4

High

bloo

d pre

ssur

e[1]

896,0

0032

.8 L

ung o

r res

pirat

ory p

roble

m[1]

570,0

0029

.4 M

enta

l or e

motio

nal p

roble

m[1]

687,0

0021

.3 S

tiffn

ess o

r def

ormi

ty of

legs

, arm

s, fe

et, o

r han

ds[1

]65

7,000

39.1

Tabl

e 13

.4 (c

onti

nued

): Em

ploy

men

t—Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

21 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es, b

y D

isab

ility

Typ

e: 2

010


Tabl

e 13

.5 M

edia

n M

onth

ly E

arni

ngs

and

Fam

ily In

com

e—Ci

vilia

ns A

ges

21 to

64

Year

s Li

ving

in th

e Co

mm

unit

y fo

r the

Uni

ted

Stat

es, b

y D

isab

ility

Typ

e: 2

010

Disa

bility

Stat

us /

Type

/ Se

verit

yEa

rning

s [3]

Fami

ly In

come

[3]

Tota

l2,6

27,00

04,4

32,00

0 W

ith a

disab

ility

1,961

,000

2,856

,000

S

ever

e1,5

77,00

02,3

76,00

0

Co

vere

d by M

edica

re or

rece

ived S

SDI o

r SSI

496,0

002,0

22,00

0

Cove

red b

y Med

icare

428,0

002,2

00,00

0

Rece

ived S

SDI

548,0

002,3

45,00

0

Rece

ived S

SI38

6,000

1,478

,000

No M

edica

re, SS

DI, n

or SS

I1,8

02,00

02,7

61,00

0

Not

seve

re2,4

02,00

03,9

59,00

0 N

o disa

bility

2,724

,000

4,771

,000

Seei

ng/H

earin

g/Sp

eaki

ng

D

ifficu

lty se

eing

2,281

,000

2,635

,000

S

ever

e2,5

64,00

02,5

25,00

0

Not

seve

re2,2

07,00

02,6

71,00

0 D

ifficu

lty he

aring

2,484

,000

3,472

,000

S

ever

e1,9

43,00

03,5

91,00

0

Not

seve

re2,4

95,00

03,4

51,00

0 D

ifficu

lty w

ith sp

eech

1,489

,000

2,508

,000

S

ever

e1,2

82,00

02,8

83,00

0

Not

seve

re1,5

79,00

02,4

73,00

0W

alki

ng/u

sing

stai

rs

D

ifficu

lty w

alking

1,734

,000

2,411

,000

S

ever

e1,4

88,00

02,1

08,00

0

Not

seve

re1,8

92,00

02,7

80,00

0 D

ifficu

lty us

ing st

airs

1,752

,000

2,424

,000

S

ever

e1,5

98,00

02,0

19,00

0

Not

seve

re1,8

15,00

02,5

90,00

0 U

sed a

whe

elcha

ir2,4

04,00

02,5

06,00

0

Disa

bility

Stat

us /

Type

/ Se

verit

yEa

rning

s [3]

Fami

ly In

come

[3]

Use

d a ca

ne/cr

utch

es/w

alker

2,077

,000

2,399

,000

Sele

cted

phy

sical

task

s

D

ifficu

lty lif

ting

1,748

,000

2,393

,000

S

ever

e1,7

79,00

02,1

99,00

0

Not

seve

re1,7

35,00

02,5

44,00

0 D

ifficu

lty gr

aspin

g1,7

12,00

02,5

24,00

0

Sev

ere

1,784

,000

2,737

,000

N

ot se

vere

1,685

,000

2,497

,000

Diffi

culty

mov

ing ch

air[1

]1,8

60,00

02,5

61,00

0

Sev

ere

1,892

,000

2,411

,000

N

ot se

vere

1,833

,000

2,798

,000

Diffi

culty

stan

ding[

1]1,8

81,00

02,5

29,00

0 D

ifficu

lty si

tting

[1]

1,950

,000

2,404

,000

Diffi

culty

crou

ching

[1]

2,069

,000

2,767

,000

Diffi

culty

reac

hing[

1]1,8

84,00

02,4

17,00

0AD

Ls a

nd IA

DLs

With

an A

DL lim

itatio

n1,5

53,00

02,2

24,00

0

Nee

ded a

ssist

ance

1,309

,000

2,180

,000

D

id no

t nee

d ass

istan

ce1,6

48,00

02,2

93,00

0 W

ith an

IADL

limita

tion

1,203

,000

2,286

,000

N

eede

d ass

istan

ce83

2,000

2,286

,000

D

id no

t nee

d ass

istan

ce1,5

92,00

02,2

86,00

0M

enta

l

W

ith a

ment

al dis

abilit

y1,5

12,00

02,4

07,00

0 W

ith on

e or m

ore s

electe

d con

dition

s1,4

56,00

02,4

70,00

0

A le

arnin

g disa

bility

1,901

,000

2,582

,000

A

lzheim

er’s,

senil

ity, o

r dem

entia

1,413

,000

2,180

,000

I

ntell

ectu

al dis

abilit

y48

0,000

2,064

,000


Sour

ce: B

raul

t, M

atth

ew W

., “A

mer

ican

s With

Disa

bilit

ies:

2010

,” C

urre

nt P

opul

atio

n Re

port

s, P7

0-13

1, U

.S. C

ensu

s Bur

eau,

Was

hing

ton,

DC

, 20

12. E

stim

ates

bas

ed o

n th

e Su

rvey

of I

ncom

e an

d Pr

ogra

m P

artic

ipat

ion.

[1] N

ot p

art o

f of t

he d

efini

tion

of d

isabi

lity.

[2] S

elec

ted

cond

ition

s rep

orte

d as

cau

se o

f act

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Ambulatory Disability (ACS)—In the American Community Survey, individuals five or more years old who responded “yes” when asked if they had “serious difficulty walking or climbing stairs.”

American Community Survey (ACS)—The American Community Survey is a large, continuous demographic survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau that will provide accurate and up-to-date profiles of America’s communities every year. Annual and multi-year estimates of population and housing data are generated for small areas, including tracts and population subgroups. This information is collected by mailing questionnaires to a sample of addresses. See the U.S. Census Bureau website for additional details.

Base Population—The sum of a population or an estimate used as the root for evaluation purposes. Typically, the last Census count or the estimate from a previous date is used.

Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey (BRFSS)—The Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) is a state-based system of health surveys that collects information on health risk behaviors, preventive health practices, and health care access primarily related to chronic disease and injury. BRFSS was established in 1984 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); currently data are collected monthly in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Guam. More than 350,000 adults are interviewed each year, making the BRFSS the largest telephone health survey in the world. States use BRFSS data to identify emerging health problems, establish and track health objectives, and develop and evaluate public health policies and programs. Many states also use BRFSS data to support health-related legislative efforts. See the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website for additional details.

Binge Drinking (BRFSS)—Respondents were asked “[c]onsidering all types of alcoholic beverages, how many times during the past 30

days did you have [5, if male respondent] [4, if female respondents] or more drinks on an occasion?” Respondents who reported doing so at least one time were consider to have engaged in binge drinking.

Beneficiary (SSA) —An individual who is receiving benefits, or monthly payments, from Social Security Disability Insurance.

Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS)—The federal agency with the United States Department of Health and Human Services that administers the Medicaid and Medicare programs.

Civilian—A person not in active-duty military.

Cognitive Difficulty (ACS)—In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if due to a physical, mental, or emotional problem, having difficulty remembering, concentrating, or making decisions (DREM).

Current Population Survey-Basic Monthly (CPS-BMS)—The Current Population Survey-Basic Monthly Survey (CPS-BMS) is a monthly survey of about 50,000 households conducted by the Bureau of the Census for the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This survey is the primary source of information on the labor force characteristics of the U.S. population and provides estimates for the nation as a whole. The sample is scientifically selected to represent the civilian non-institutionalized population. Individuals are asked questions about the employment status of each member of the household 15 years of age and older, but published data only focuses on those ages 16 and over. Estimates obtained from the CPS-BMS include employment, unemployment, earnings, hours of work, and other indicators. See the U.S. Census Bureau website for additional details.

Current Population Survey-Annual Social and Economic Supplement (CPS-ASEC)—The Current Population Survey Annual Social and Economic Supplement (CPS-ASEC) is an annual survey conducted by the Bureau of the Census. This survey is the primary

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source of information on income, poverty, and health insurance in the U.S. It also asks about employment in the previous calendar year. The sample for the CPS-ASEC is drawn from the sample of the CPS-BMS. The CPS-ASEC is also known as the CPS March Supplement and the CPS Income Supplement. See the U.S. Census Bureau website for additional details.

Disability Rating—The disability rating scale is used to track the impairment, disability, or handicap of an individual. The severity of the disability corresponds to the value of the rating and used to determine eligibility for supports and services and ability to work or return to work.

Disability Status (ACS)—The U.S. Census Bureau used six questions to identify persons with disabilities. A response of “yes” to any one of the questions indicates that the person in question has a disability—vision, hearing, cognitive, ambulatory, self-care, and independent living. However, the cognitive, ambulatory, self-care, and independent living related questions are not used to identify disability in individuals less than five years old, and the independent living related question is not used to identify disability in individuals less than 18 years old.

Disability Status (BRFSS)—An individual is classified as having a disability based on answers to the following questions: (1) Are you limited in any way in any activities because of physical, mental, or emotional problems? and (2) Do you now have any health problem that requires you to use special equipment, such as a cane, a wheelchair, a special bed, or a special telephone? (Include occasional use or use in certain circumstances.)

Disability Status (ACS, CPS-BMS & CPS-ASEC)—The American Community Survey and CPS uses a set of six questions to identify persons with disabilities. A response of “yes” to any one of the questions indicates that the person in question has a disability. The disability questions appear in the CPS in the following format:

This month we want to learn about people who have physical, mental, or emotional conditions that cause serious difficulty with their daily activities. Please answer for household members who are 16 years old or over.

• Is anyone deaf or does anyone have serious difficulty hearing?

• Is anyone blind or does anyone have serious difficulty seeing even when wearing glasses?

• Because of a physical, mental, or emotional condition, does anyone have serious difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisions?

• Does anyone have serious difficulty walking or climbing stairs?

• Does anyone have difficulty dressing or bathing?

• Because of a physical, mental, or emotional condition, does anyone have difficulty doing errands alone such as visiting a doctor’s office or shopping?

Disability Type—See disability status and specific definitions in the glossary (Vision Disability, Hearing Disability, Ambulatory Disability, Cognitive Disability, Independent Living Disability, and Self-Care Disability).

Disabled-Worker (SSA)—A worker not yet at full retirement age receiving insurance payments due to a disability.

Earned/Earnings (ACS)—Regularly received income from salaries/wages, self-employment or both, for people 16 or more years old before deductions for personal income taxes, Social Security, bond purchases, union dues, Medicare deductions, etc.

Earnings Gap—The difference in percentage earned between two populations, usually people with and without disabilities.

Educational Attainment (ACS)—All individuals 18 years or older are classified based on their highest degree or level of education attained. The categories include:


1. Completed the twelfth grade without receiving a high school diploma.

2. High school graduate meaning received a diploma or General Educational Development (G.E.D.), and did not attend college.

3. Some college credit, but less than one year.

4. One or more years of college, but no degree.

5. Associate’s degree which includes people who generally completed two years of college level work in an occupational program that prepared them for a specific occupation, or an academic program primarily in the arts and sciences. The course work may or may not be transferable to a bachelor’s degree.

6. Bachelor’s degree or more which includes individuals who received a bachelor’s degree and have taken additional courses but not received a Master’s or PhD.

7. Master’s degrees include the traditional MA and MS degrees and field-specific degrees, such as MSW and MBA.

8. Professional degrees which includes MD, DDS, DVM, LLB, and JD.

9. Doctorate degrees which include PhD.

Schooling completed in foreign or ungraded school systems is reported as the equivalent level of schooling in the regular American system. Certificates or diplomas for training in specific trades or from vocational, technical, or business schools are not included. Honorary degrees awarded for a respondent’s accomplishments are not included.

Employed/Employed Persons (CPS-BMS & CPS- ASEC)—Individuals 16 years or older who are civilians and are not currently institutionalized and, during the reference week; (a) performed at least one hour of work as a paid employee, worked in their own business, profession, or on their own farm, or worked 15 hours or more as unpaid worker in a business owned by a relative; and (b) all those who had jobs or businesses but are on

leave because of vacation, illness, bad weather, childcare problems, maternity or paternity leave, labor-management dispute, job training, or other family or personal reasons, regardless of whether they were compensated for the time off or were seeking other jobs. Each employed person is counted only once, even if he or she holds more than one job. Individuals who work around their own house (painting, repairing, or own home housework) or volunteer for religious, charitable, and other organizations are excluded.

Employed/Employed Persons (ACS)—In the American Community Survey, people who responded as having worked during the past week. See employed status for the American Community Survey for greater detail.

Employment/Employment Status (ACS)—In the American Community Survey, individuals were asked a series of questions designed to identify their status. Based on the answers, individuals were classified into one of five groups: (1) people who worked at any time during the reference week; (2) people on temporary layoff who were available for work; (3) people who did not work during the reference week but who had jobs or businesses from which they were temporarily absent (excluding layoff); (4) people who did not work during the reference week, but who were looking for work during the last four weeks and were available for work during the reference week; and (5) people not in the labor force. The employment status data shown in American Community Survey tabulations relate to people 16 years are older.

Employment Gap—The difference between the percentage of people employed for two different sub-populations, usually people with and without disabilities.

Employment Participation—Individuals who participated in the labor force. Includes all persons classified as employed or unemployed.

Employment-Population Ratio (CPS-BMS)—The proportion of the civilian non-institutional


population aged 16 or more years who are employed.

Employment Rate (CPS-ASEC)—The number of individuals that are employed as a percent of the civilian non-institutional population.

Federal Fiscal Year—The United States federal government's fiscal year is the twelve month period ending on September 30th of that year.

Full-Time, Full-Year (CPS-ASEC)—A person is considered to be a working full-time, full-year if he or she worked 35 hours or more per week for 50 to 52 weeks in the past 12 months.

Full-Time, Full-Year Rate (CPS-ASEC)—The number of individuals that are working full-time, full-year as a percent of the civilian non-institutional population.

Hearing Disability (ACS)—In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if they were “deaf or … [had] serious difficulty hearing.”

Health Insurance Coverage (ACS)—In the American Community Survey, health insurance coverage is broadly defined as both private health insurance and public coverage. Respondents are asked to report their current coverage and to mark “yes” or “no” for each of the eight types listed:

1. Insurance through a current or former employer or union (of this person or another family member).

2. Insurance purchased directly from an insurance company (by this person or another family member).

3. Medicare, for people 65 and older, or people with certain disabilities.

4. Medicaid, Medical Assistance, or any kind of government-assistance plan for those with low incomes or a disability.

5. TRICARE or other military health care.

6. VA (including those who have ever used or enrolled for VA health care).

7. Indian Health Service.

8. Any other type of health insurance or health coverage plan.

Health Insurance Coverage (BRFSS)—In the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, respondents are considered to have health insurance coverage is they respond ‘yes’ to having, “…any kind of health care coverage, including health insurance, prepaid plans such as HMOs, or government plans such as Medicare, or Indian Health Service?”

Health Insurance Coverage Gap—The difference in percent health insurance coverage between people with and without disabilities.

Income (ACS)—The sum of all wages, salary, commissions, bonuses, and tips; self-employment income from own nonfarm and farm businesses, including proprietorships and partnerships; interest, dividends, net rental income, royalty income, and income from estates and trusts; Social Security and Railroad Retirement income; Supplemental Security Income; any public assistance and welfare payments from the state and local welfare office; retirement, survivor, and disability pensions; and any other sources received regularly such as Veterans Affairs payments, unemployment compensation, child support, and alimony.

Income Maintenance Programs—Government programs that provide direct financial assistance to needy individuals, families, and/or households. Examples include Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) and general assistance.

Independent Living Disability (ACS)—In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if due to a physical, mental, or emotional condition, they had difficulty “doing errands alone such as visiting a doctor’s office or shopping.”

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)—A law ensuring services to children with disabilities throughout the nation. IDEA governs how states and public agencies provide early intervention, special education, and related services to more than 6.5 million eligible infants, toddlers, children, and youth


with disabilities. Infants and toddlers with disabilities (birth-2) and their families receive early intervention services under IDEA Part C. Children and youth (ages 3-21) receive special education and related services under IDEA Part B.

Labor Force (CPS-BMS & CPS-ASEC)—All persons classified as employed or unemployed.

Labor Force Participation Rate (CPS-BMS & CPS-ASEC)—The labor force as a percent of the civilian non-institutional population.

Labor Market Attachment (CPS-ASEC)—A person is considered to be attached to the labor market if he or she worked at least 52 hours in the calendar year prior to the survey.

Labor Market Attachment Rate (CPS-ASEC)—The number of individuals attached to the labor market as a percent of the civilian non-institutional population.

Living in the Community—Describes persons who are residing in the community and who are not living in institutions such as jails, prisons, nursing homes, hospitals, etc.

Median Earnings—The median is the middlemost value of a sample that separates the upper half of the values from the lower half of the values. The median earnings is the amount that divides the income distribution in two equal groups. Half of the people earn more than this value and half of the people earn less than this value.

Medicaid (CMS)—Medicaid is a state administered, but federally required, program to provide health insurance to certain groups of people. States determine specific eligibility requirements, but in general low income individuals, families, children, and pregnant women are eligible for health care coverage under Medicaid. In some states, other groups (such as people with disabilities) are also eligible.

Medicare (CMS)—Medicare is a Federal program that provides health care services to individuals 65 or older, individuals under age 65 with disabilities, and individuals of all ages

with end-stage renal failure. There are three programs within Medicare: Part A (hospital insurance), Part B (medical insurance), and Prescription Drug Coverage (new since January 1, 2006). Individuals pay into Part A throughout their careers, and then Part A covers that individual for hospital care. People who are eligible for Medicare have the opportunity to purchase Part B, or medical insurance that covers them for more than just hospital care.

Non-Institutionalized Population—Describes individuals who are residing in the community and who are not living in institutions such as jails, prisons, nursing homes, hospitals, etc.

OASDI Benefits—The Social Security Administration’s Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) program provides monthly benefits to qualified retired and disabled workers, their dependents and to survivors of insured workers. Eligibility and benefit amounts are determined by the worker’s contributions to Social Security.

Obese/Obesity (BRFSS)—The condition where a person has a body mass index greater than 30.

Office of Special Education Programs—Part of the United States Department of Education, the Office of Special Education Programs’ mission is to improve education-related outcomes and experiences of infants, toddlers, children and youth with disabilities ages birth through 21 by providing leadership and financial support at the state and federal level. Their goals include:

• “Fostering and supporting research and the development of knowledge and innovations to improve results for infants, toddlers, children, and youth with disabilities;” and

• “Evaluating, monitoring and reporting on the implementation of federal policy and programs and the effectiveness of early intervention and educational efforts for infants, toddlers, children, and youth with disabilities.”


Order of Selection—A state is required by the Federal Government to implement an order of selection when it does not have the funds and/or the personnel to provide services for all eligible individuals with disabilities. This process is detailed under The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and 34 CFR 361.36. When this situation occurs, a state must classify eligible individuals according to the significance of their disability(ies), and must serve the most significantly disabled first.

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)—The OECD brings together the governments of countries committed to democracy and the market economy from around the world to support sustainable economic growth, boost employment, raise living standards, maintain financial stability, assist other countries’ economic development, and contribute to growth in world trade. The OECD provides a setting where governments compare policy experiences, seek answers to common problems, identify good practice, and coordinate domestic and international policies.

Participation in the labor force—See labor force.

Percentage Point(s)—A number, count or ratio expressed as a fraction of 100.

Persons with Targeted Disability—People with Targeted Disabilities are recognized and defined by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and United States Office of Personnel Management as “[People with]…the most severe disabilities including blindness, deafness, partial and full paralysis, missing extremities, dwarfism, epilepsy, intellectual disabilities, and psychiatric disabilities. Individuals with these disabilities typically have the greatest difficulty finding employment. …the federal government has a special emphasis on recruiting, hiring, and retaining people with targeted disabilities.”

Prevalence—The proportion of the population with a particular status or condition. Prevalence is usually expressed as a percentage

or a number of people per unit of the population.

Prevalence Rate—The prevalence of a particular status or condition estimated over a specific period of time.

Projected Population—Estimates of what the population will be at a future date. The United States Census Bureau definition states that population projections “are typically based on an estimated population consistent with the most recent decennial census and are produced using the cohort-component method.”

Population—The total number of inhabitants in a defined geographic area including all races, classes, and groups.

Poverty (ACS & CPS-ASEC)—The U.S. Office of Management and Budget in Statistical Policy Directive 14 sets the standards for which poverty is calculated. The U.S. Census Bureau uses a set of dollar value thresholds that vary by family size and composition to determine who is in poverty. If a family’s total income is less than the dollar value of the appropriate threshold, then that family and every individual in it are considered to be in poverty.

Poverty Gap—The difference between the poverty rates of two populations, usually people with and without disabilities.

Poverty Rate (ACS & CPS-ASEC)—Percent of the population who are determined to be in poverty.

Postsecondary Institutions—In the United States, any education, school, training or program beyond the high school level.

Race (ACS)—Individuals identified themselves as one of six categories in the survey: White, Black or African American, American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and Some Other Race.

Rehabilitation Rate—The number of successful employment outcomes divided by the number of closures after initiating or completing services.


Rehabilitation Services Administration—The Rehabilitation Services Administration is a United States Department of Education agency that help individuals with disabilities obtain employment and live more independently. Data provided by the Rehabilitation Services Administration can be found in the ‘Ad Hoc Query’ section of their website: http://rsa.ed.gov.

Resident Population—All residents (both civilian and Armed Forces) living in the United States (all 50 states and the District of Columbia).

Sampling Variability—The variation of a statistic when estimated from repeated samples.

Seasonally Adjusted Statistics—Statistics that face predictable variation over the course of a year due to seasonal changes (i.e. increases in employment in farming during harvest months) and are adjusted using statistical techniques that attempt to account for these expected seasonal changes.

Self-Care Disability (ACS)—In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if they “have difficulty dressing or bathing.”

Service-Connected Disability Rating—In the American Community Survey, the VA service-connected disability rating for an individual who is a veteran. The rating reflects the degree of the veteran’s disability on a scale from 0 to 100 percent, in increments of 10 percent.

Service-Connected Disability Rating Status— In the American Community Survey, the designation associated with individuals who were in the Reserves or National Guard, trained with the Reserves or National Guard, or active-duty military that have a disability as a result of disease or injury incurred or aggravated during active military service. These disabilities are defined according to the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities in Title 38, U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, Part 4.

Smoking (BRFSS)—Respondents were asked about smoking: “Have you smoked at least 100 cigarettes in your entire life?” and “Do you now

smoke cigarettes every day, some days, or not at all?” Respondents who reported smoking at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and who, at the time of survey, smoked either every day or some days were defined as current smoker (i.e., smoking).

Social Security Administration—The Social Security Administration is an independent agency within the United States federal government managing services supporting people eligible for social security programs. This includes employment-, retirement-, survivor- and disability-related benefits. These benefits are earned by paying Social Security taxes on earnings.

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)—A monthly benefit paid to disabled workers and certain family members if the worker meets eligibility criteria including evidence of disability and a sufficient work history.

Social Security Income (SSI)— A monthly benefit paid to low-income persons with disabilities if they meet eligibility criteria including evidence of disability.

Special Education—Specially designed instruction, at no cost to the parents, to meet the unique needs of a child with a disability, including (i) instruction at the classroom, home, hospitals and institutions, and in other settings; and (ii) physical education. The term can include each of the following: (i) speech-language pathology services, or any other related service, if the service is considered special education rather than a related service under state standards; (ii) travel training; and (iii) vocational education.

Successful Employment (VR)—The U.S. Department of Education Rehabilitation Services Administration defines successful employment as employment for at least 90 days in an integrated employment setting.

Successfully Rehabilitated—Successful rehabilitation describes achieved vocational rehabilitation outcomes including occupational/vocational skills training, employment (re-

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entering the workforce), technical assistance, and transportation services.

Supplemental Security Income (SSI)—The Social Security Administration pays benefits to disabled adults and children who have limited income and resources. Social Security Income benefits also are payable to people 65 and older without disabilities who meet the financial limits.

Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP)—The Survey of Income and Program Participation is a large, continuous, cross-sectional and longitudinal survey that collects information on the income and program participation on the American people. This includes information on economics, family dynamics, education, assets, health insurance, and food security. See the U.S. Census Bureau website for additional details.

Unemployed Persons (CPS-BMS & CPS-ASEC)—Individuals who are 16 years or older and were available to work, who had no employment during the reference week, and had made specific efforts to find employment sometime during the month prior to the reference week.

Unemployment Rate (ACS, CPS-BMS, CPS-ASEC)—The percent of the labor force who do not have a job and are available and looking for work. See unemployed persons.

United States Census Bureau—An agency within the United States Federal Statistical System tasked with producing data about the American people and economy. Their primary task is to conduct the United States Census every ten years.

United States Department of Health and Human Services—A department in the United States government tasked with protecting and maintaining the health of all Americans.

Veteran(s)—A person who previously served in the armed forces.

Veteran Benefits—Federal assistance provided to Veterans and their dependents. This includes disability compensation, Veteran’s pension

programs, medical care, and educational programs.

Vision Disability—In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if they were “blind or … have serious difficulty seeing even when wearing glasses.”

Vocational Rehabilitation (VR)—Employment services offered to individuals with mental or physical disabilities. These services are designed to enable participants to attain skills, resources, attitudes, and expectations needed to compete in the interview process, get a job, and keep a job. These services may also help an individual retrain for employment after an injury or mental disorder has disrupted previous employment.

Work Limitation (CPS-ASEC)—A person is considered to have a work limitation if he or she has “a health problem or disability which prevents them from working or which limits the kind or amount of work he or she can do.”


The Center facilitates evidence-based decision making in many different service and policy arenas to benefit persons with disabilities, leading to improved social outcomes. Large quantities of survey data and administrative records related to people with disabilities are collected each year. Yet these data lack continuity and are underutilized, leading to missed opportunities to improve the programs and policies that advance the lives of people with disabilities. Policymakers, program administrators, service providers, researchers, advocates for people with disabilities, and people with disabilities and their families need accessible, valid data/statistics to support their decisions related to policy improvements, program administration, service delivery, protection of civil rights, and major life activities.

The Center’s goal is to support decision making through a variety of integrated research and outreach activities by (a) improving knowledge about and access to existing data, (b) generating the knowledge needed to improve future disability data collection, and (c) strengthening connections between the data from and regarding respondents, researchers, and decision makers. In this way, the Center hopes to support the improvement of service systems that advance the quality of life of people with disabilities.

Center CollaboratorsThe Center is a joint effort of

• University of New Hampshire – led by Andrew Houtenville, in collaboration with

• American Association of People with Disabilities – led by Lisa Ekman,

• Center for Essential Management Services – led by David Vandergoot,

• Council of State Administrators of Vocational Rehabilitation – led by Stephen Wooderson,

• Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation – led by John O’Neill,

• Mathematica Policy Research – led by David Wittenburg, and

• Public Health Institute - led by Lewis Kraus

The StatsRRTC is funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Community Living, National Institute on Disability, Independent Living and Rehabilitation Research under grant number 90RT502201, from 2013 - 2018.

Contact InformationRehabilitation Research and Training Center on Disability Statistics and Demographics University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability

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