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Supplementary Table 1
Cost of Individual Coverage in Nongroup Insurance Market by Age and Health (2002 $s)
| Age and Health Status | Predicted Premium Adjusted for Selection Bias |
|---|---|
| All | |
| 18-29 Year Olds | |
| Excellent Health | |
| Very Good Health | |
| Good Health | |
| Fair Health | |
| Poor Health | |
| 30-44 Year Olds | |
| Excellent Health | |
| Very Good Health | |
| Good Health | |
| Fair Health | |
| Poor Health | |
| 45-54 Year Olds | |
| Excellent Health | |
| Very Good Health | |
| Good Health | |
| Fair Health | |
| Poor Health | |
| 55-64 Year Olds | |
| Excellent Health | |
| Very Good Health | |
| Good Health | |
| Fair Health | |
| Poor Health | |
Notes: The prediction model is based on age, health, gender, smoking status, whether the person's state has a high-risk insurance pool, allows the use of health status in setting rates, regulates premium increases or requires guaranteed issue or guaranteed renewal, and a measure of the cost of medical care in the person's county of residence. See Hadley and Reschovsky (2002) for details.
