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Madison ranks No. 1 in insurance for children

More than four fifths of children in the state capital of Wisconsin is covered by private health insurance, the best percentage among the nation's largest 100 metropolitan areas.

Only 17.9 percent of children in Madison not covered by private health insurance policies, according to an analysis of Business First of Buffalo of the new U.S. Census data Bureau.

Estimates office of the Madison area has 123 700 people under 18. Private insurers covering 101 600, leaving 22 100 under a government program of insurance or without health insurance of any kind.

Madison is right behind Honolulu, where only 18.4 percent of children are not under the umbrella of health private insurance, Ogden, Utah, at 19.4 percent, and Minneapolis-St. Paul at 19.9 percent in the open. Milwaukee was 38th among the largest metropolitan areas with a 29.4 percent of children not covered by private insurance.

Two meters of Texas on the Mexican border have the worst rates in the country. More than three quarters parts of the McAllen-Edinburg children - 77.0 percent - are not covered by private health insurance. The corresponding figure in the area of El Paso is 63.5 percent.

Buffalo ranks 39th among the top 100 markets, with 29.7 percent of children not covered by private insurers. (The Buffalo area is composed of the counties Erie and Niagara.) The median for the study group was 31.3 percent in the open.

Business First analyzed recent data from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, statistics generated during the year between the number of head office in ten years.

The following are the nation's largest 100 areas metropolitan areas, ranked by the percentage of children not covered by private health insurance. The meters are listed from lowest to highest percentage of people found under 18 years:

* Madison, Wisconsin, 17.9%
Honolulu *, 18.4%
* Ogden, Utah, 19.4%
* Minneapolis-St. Paul, 19.9%
* Worcester, Massachusetts, 20.4%
* Albany, NY, 20.9%
* Boston, 20.9%
* Bridgeport, Stamford, Connecticut, 21.5%
* Washington, 21.9%
* Poughkeepsie, NY, 22.3%
* San Jose, 22.9%
* Des Moines, Iowa, 24.1%
* Omaha, 24.1%
* Hartford, 24.8%
* Salt Lake City, 24.8%
* Virginia Beach, Norfolk, 25.0%
* Colorado Springs, 25.1%
* San Francisco-Oakland, 25.1%
* Cincinnati, 25.2%
* Harrisburg, Pa., 25.5%
* Allentown, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 25.6%
* Provo, Utah, 26.1%
* Seattle, 26.2%
* Portland, Maine, 26.3%
* Richmond, 26.5%
* Philadelphia, 26.7%
* Baltimore, 26.9%
* Akron, Ohio, 27.0%
* Portland, Ore., 27.0%
* Kansas City, 27.4%
* San Luis, 27.4%
* Providence, 27.7%
* Rochester, New York, 27.8%
* Pittsburgh, 27.9%
* Syracuse, NY, 28.0%
* Louisville, 28.1%
* Columbus, 28.3%
* Milwaukee, 29.4%
* Buffalo, 29.7%
* New Haven, Connecticut, 29.7%
* Knoxville, Tennessee, 29.8%
* Grand Rapids, 29.9%
* Raleigh, 29.9%
* Nashville, 30.0%
* Indianapolis, 30.4%
* Dayton, 30.5%
* Cleveland, 30.6%
* Wichita, Kansas., 30.7%
* Denver, 31.0%
* Scranton Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania 31.1%
* Springfield, Massachusetts, 31.4%
* Columbia, SC, 31.9%
* Las Vegas, 32.1%
* Oxnard-Thousand Oaks, California 32.1%
* Toledo, Ohio, 32.2%
* Sacramento, 32.5%
* New York City, 32.6%
* Birmingham, 32.7%
* Detroit, 32.8%
* Charlotte, 33.3%
* Boise, Idaho, 33.4%
* Jacksonville, 33.5%
* Chicago, 33.7%
* San Diego, 35.0%
* Charleston, South Carolina, 35.3%
* Austin, 35.7%
* Chattanooga, Tennessee, 35.9%
* Orlando, 36.6%
* Atlanta, 37.0%
* Youngstown, Ohio, 37.2%
* Greenville, South Carolina, 37.8%
* Palm Bay-Melbourne, Florida, 38.2%
* Tampa-St. Petersburg, 39.3%
* Tulsa, 39.5%
* Phoenix, 40.3%
* Greensboro, 40.8%
* Stockton, California, 40.9%
* Memphis, 41.1%
* Bradenton, Sarasota, Florida, 42.3%
* Dallas-Fort Worth, 42.3%
* Oklahoma City, 42.4%
* Riverside-San Bernardino, California, 42.9%
* Albuquerque, El 43.0%
* Miami-Fort Lauderdale, 43.6%
* San Antonio, 43.7%
* Cape Coral-Fort Myers, Florida, 44.3%
* Jackson, Miss., 44.5%
* Los Angeles, 44.5%
* New Orleans, 44.8%
* Houston, 45.0%
* Tucson, 45.3%
* Augusta, Georgia, 46.0%
* Little Rock, Arkansas, 46.0%
* Baton Rouge, Louisiana 46.7%
* Bakersfield, California, 49.8%
* Lakeland, Florida, 50.7%
* San Juan, PR, 51.9%
* Fresno, California 56.4%
* El Paso, Texas, 63.5%
* McAllen-Edinburg, Texas, 77.0%

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