Number and Percent of Insurance Churning Among Patients with Diabetes Seen in Community-Based Health Centers by State from 2014 to 2019*
| State | Patients with Diabetes N | Patients with Diabetes who Churn out of Insurance N (%) |
|---|---|---|
| AK** | <150 | <30 (17.9) |
| CA | 6,588 | 892 (13.5) |
| FL | 10,779 | 2,529 (23.5) |
| HI | 441 | 43 (9.8) |
| IN | 767 | 125 (16.3) |
| KS | 248 | 69 (27.8) |
| MA | 1,001 | 50 (5.0) |
| MD | 899 | 120 (13.3) |
| MN | 356 | 60 (16.9) |
| MO | 706 | 184 (26.1) |
| MT | 333 | 55 (16.5) |
| NC | 1,756 | 437 (24.9) |
| NM | 3,454 | 382 (11.1) |
| NV** | <50 | <10 (17.0) |
| OH | 2,334 | 383 (16.4) |
| OR | 10,374 | 2,041 (19.7) |
| RI | 2,238 | 195 (8.7) |
| TX | 137 | 66 (48.2) |
| WA | 1,372 | 158 (11.5) |
| WI | 894 | 132 (14.8) |
*Sample included non-pregnant patients aged 19-64 without Medicare coverage who had a baseline insured visit between 2014 and 2017, with ≥3 ambulatory visits occurring within the subsequent 3-year period, and at least 12 months separating the first and last of these visits between 2014 and 2019. Those who churned were defined as having ≥2 consecutive uninsured visits. **Numbers <10 are masked to protect patients’ identities.