Projected FY 2014 Medicaid Eligible Counts of Adults

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Projected FY 2014 Medicaid Eligible Counts of Adults

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Attachment B: Projected FY 2014 Medicaid Eligible Counts of Adults of Ages 19* and Older by State and Subgroup

State	1. Disabled Adults	2. Non-Disabled Adults in MCO Model	3. Non-Disabled	4. Dual Eligibles**
^AK	^11,283	⁰	^37,377	^19,387
^AL	^189,417	⁰	^256,795	^147,228
^AR	^120,095	⁰	^226,386	^99,706
^AZ	^97,623	^821,454	^73,136	^184,362
^C^A	^794,538	^1,885,914	^4,675,213	^1,802,982
^C^O	^67,164	^25,593	^155,090	^105,336
^C^T	^60,233	^215,154	^202,659	^119,489
^DC	^36,383	^63,420	^23,723	^28,852
^DE	^20,821	^105,234	^93,789	^17,131
^F^L	^510,392	^860,624	^920,321	^557,611
^GA	^272,244	^389,516	^285,897	^217,828
^HI	^21,994	^134,982	^51,750	^45,668
^I^A	^44,620	^2,460	^251,954	^103,868
^I^D	^28,258	⁰	^87,655	^33,617
^I^L	^264,702	^93,338	^1,750,317	^447,958
^I^N	^146,187	^355,735	^230,140	^150,445
^K^S	^57,012	^60,682	^69,132	^71,463
^K^Y	^213,465	^49,030	^323,797	^162,004
^L^A	^189,369	⁰	^451,151	^162,106
^MA	^161,075	^618,858	^758,675	^364,248
^MD	^130,173	^301,646	^156,790	^111,903
^ME	^48,281	⁰	^287,246	^80,718
^MI	^247,081	^663,631	^520,521	^354,734
^MN	^74,642	^298,455	^202,504	^187,766
^MO	^173,087	^183,404	^183,538	^245,193
^MS	^152,443	⁰	^177,372	^120,767
^MT	^16,029	⁰	^52,572	^23,942
^NC	^222,004	⁰	^889,135	^376,852
^ND	^7,741	⁰	^46,034	^17,718
^NE	^22,560	^13,758	^63,243	^56,530
^NH	^24,633	⁰	^33,053	^31,795
^NJ	^124,582	^349,419	^143,437	^269,132
^NM	^55,681	^183,830	^69,079	^59,377
^NV	^39,882	^59,806	^49,805	^32,978
^NY	^511,389	^2,697,344	^2,320,720	^1,010,140
^OH	^341,288	^819,701	^395,300	^322,542
^OK	^83,341	⁰	^188,670	^145,181
^OR	^82,417	^150,802	^124,654	^94,345
^P^A	^406,771	^571,784	^464,852	^507,971
^RI	^28,255	^74,845	^42,268	^53,226
^S^C	^91,086	^147,365	^262,855	^199,007
^S^D	^14,097	⁰	^62,257	^20,641
^TN	^257,817	^525,073	^420,483	^294,425
^TX	^500,259	^347,639	^957,541	^621,472
^UT	^30,331	^12,902	^137,784	^38,282
^VA	^145,686	^185,642	^167,825	^180,097
^VT	^13,576	⁰	^170,243	^38,067
^W^A	^171,929	^245,601	^282,515	^167,951
^W^I	^94,278	^424,268	^464,383	^292,973
^W^V	^120,506	^74,096	^90,327	^74,846
^W^Y	^8,609	⁰	^18,652	^10,704

Source: CMS MSIS State Summary Data Marts http://www.cms.gov/Research-Statistics-Data-and-Systems/Computer-Data-and-Systems/MedicaidDataSourcesGenInfo/MSIS-Mart-Home.html
* The target population is adults ages 18 and older as of December 31 of the target year. The Data Mart, however, groups 18-year-olds with 15-, 16-, and 17-year-olds. Thus, we could not isolate the 18-year-olds with this tool and group them with other adults. In general, this will not affect the sample size calculation because including the 18-year-olds increases the population size. As it stands, the population within each of the strata is projected to have more than the required sample size, even without the 18-year-olds. The exception is states that do not have any non-dual non-disabled HMO enrollees. Including 18-year-olds would not change this in these states. Furthermore, most 18year-olds are covered in children’s eligibility groups; the group of newly eligible adults authorized by the Affordable Care Act is for individuals ages 19 to 65.
** The dual eligible include both partial and full dual eligible beneficiaries.

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