- Oregon — +72.4 percent
- Alaska — +52.4 percent
- Colorado — +49.2 percent
- North Carolina — +44.2 percent
- Tennessee — +43.3 percent
- Illinois — +43.2 percent
- South Carolina — +40.4 percent
- Idaho — +37.0 percent
- Nebraska — +35.2 percent
- Utah — +33.4 percent
Here is a list of the bottom 10 states with the lowest percent change in rate of uninsured adult women (19-64 years-old) patients in 2006-2007 compared to the average in 1994-1995.
- District of Columbia — -32.3 percent
- Massachusetts — -28.9 percent
- Rhode Island — -26.0 percent
- Maine — -20.2 percent
- Connecticut — -11.6 percent
- West Virginia — -5.9 percent
- New York — -4.2 percent
- Washington — -0.7 percent
- California — +2.0 percent
- Alabama — +2.7 percent
Source: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s At the Brink: Trends in America’s Uninsured report (pdf).
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