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Data
1. QUEST and QExA Enrollment: Children and Youths
Enrollment numbers by age groups for Hawaii's public health insurance programs can be downloaded in PDF format by clicking below:
2. Hawaii Hospital Emergency Department Visits
Hawaii's 2000-2010 hospital emergency department data show that as the total number of visits by kids has increased by 58%, those attributed to uninsured children and youths have declined from 5.2% to 3.6%. Data charts by children's age groups are available in PDF format: Uninsured Kids Emergency Department Visits 2000-2010
A complete report by age group, county, and gender is available in PDF format:
Hospital Emergency Department Visits Insured v. Uninsured 2000-2010
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2010 Hawaii Hospital Emergency Department Data: Uninsured Kids Ages 0-18 Years Old
3,423 Total Number of Visits
$1,228 Average Hospital Bill
$4.2 Million Total Hospital Bills
2009 Hawaii Hospital Emergency Department Data: Uninsured Kids Ages 0-18 Years Old
3,445 Total Number of Visits
$1,137 Average Hospital Bill
$3.9 Million Total Hospital Bills
2008 Hawaii Hospital Emergency Department Data: Uninsured Kids Ages 0-18 Years Old
3,685 Total Number of Visits
$1,054 Average Hospital Bill
$3.9 Million Total Hospital Bills
Source: Hawaii Health Information Corporation
3. Insured v. Uninsured Newborns
Research conducted by the Hawaii Health Information Corporation show a decrease in the annual number of uninsured newborns from 481 (2000) to 350 (2010). This reflects a decrease from 2.8% to 1.9% of hospital births. Data are available by island and geographic areas in PDF format:
Hawaii Newborn Hospital Discharges Insured v. Uninsured 2000-2010
4. Hawaii Data
* Check out our Hawaii Covering Kids Data Project that analyzed school health insurance data from 1 June 1999 to 31 August 2003. It measured the number of children statewide and implemented systematic data collection methods to help with policy and program development.
* Hawaii Kids Count is a resource for database information describing the status of children in Hawaii.
* Data Center for Children and Families has a comprehensive collection of information on Hawaii's children and families.
* Health Trends in Hawaii: A Profile of the Health Care System is a source of objective, reliable, and vital health care data including information on children's health.
* A highlight of Malama i na Keiki 4 on 6 June 2003 was guest speaker May Akamine's presentation "Hawaii's Health Disparities and the Uninsured".
5. National Data
* The most recent data is available in PDF format: Health Insurance Coverage Rates (0-18 Years) by Type and State. It is published by State Health Access Data Assistance Center based on the Current Population Survey.
* KIDS COUNT data is now available from an easy-to-use, powerful online database that allows you to generate custom graphs, maps, ranked lists, and state-by-state profiles. You can also download the entire KIDS COUNT data set as delimited text files.
6. Who's Looking at Us?
Key statistics for www.coveringkids.com are available in PDF format. Click here:
Years 8 to 12 Web Site Data: June 2006 to May 2011
7. Aloha United Way 211 Data
Outreach data is collected by our hotline service about callers requesting information. Reports on children's health insurance calls for Years 1 through 10 are available:
Years 11 to 13 Hotline Data: June 2009 to May 2012
Years 8 to 10 Hotline Data: June 2006 to May 2009
Years 4 to 7 Hotline Data: June 2002 to May 2006
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