Source of Health Insurance for Children. Snapshot by Year:

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1 Washington State Access to Health Insurance Source of Health Insurance for Children Snapshot by Year: SOURCE: OFM Forecasting, January 2009, based on data from the Washington State Population Surveys v2, 2006v3, 2004v4, 2002v5, 2000v6.

2 2008 Children Age 0-18 Years 1 1,673, % of all children 781, % of all children 892,320 Public 67.6% of children in up 528, % of children in up 194, % of children in up 4, % of children in up 53,991 Public 8.0% of children in 70, % of children in 743, % of children in 23, % of children in 54, % of all 34, % of all 13, % of all 6, % of all children 77, % of all 6, % of all 7, % of all 9, % of all were potentially eligible for public Expansion of Washington Apple Health to 300% FPL, would have enabled 78.2% of all to potentially be eligible for public coverage. 1 Source: OFM Forecasting, January 2009, based on 2008v2 Washington State Population Survey. For more information see 2 Income for 2007 was collected during the 2008 survey - poverty level for a family of four in 2007 was defined as $20,650..

3 2006 Children Age 0-18 Years 1 1,639, % of all children 761, % of all children 878,452 Public 66.3% of children in up 504, % of children in up 199, % of children in up 3, % of children in up 53,696 Public 7.3% of children in 63, % of children in 735, % of children in 28, % of children in 50, % of all 19, % of all 22, % of all 11, % of all children 82, % of all 5, % of all 11, % of all 12, % of all were potentially eligible for public 1 Source: OFM Forecasting, January 2009, based on 2006v3 Washington State Population Survey. Previous estimates have been revised; for more information see 2 Income for 2005 was collected during the 2006 survey - poverty level for a family of four in 2005 was defined as $19,350.

4 2004 Children Age 0-18 Years 1 1,611, % of all children 790, % of all children 821,314 Public 61.9% of children in up 489, % of children in up 231, % of children in up 3, % of children in up 66,000 Public 7.6% of children in 62, % of children in 678, % of children in 28, % of children in 51, % of all 18, % of all 30, % of all 16, % of all children 94, % of all 7, % of all 9, % of all 11, % of all were potentially eligible for public 1 Source: OFM Forecasting, January 2009, based on 2004v4 Washington State Population Survey. For more information see 2 Income for 2003 was collected during the 2004 survey - poverty level for a family of four in 2003 was defined as $18,400.

5 2002 Children Age 0-18 Years 1 1,610, % of all children 756, % of all children 854,370 Public 65.8% of children in up 497, % of children in up 205, % of children in up 3, % of children in up 49,795 Public 9.5% of children in 81, % of children in 703, % of children in 23, % of children in 46, % of all 22, % of all 17, % of all 9, % of all children 73, % of all 10, % of all 5, % of all 7, % of all were potentially eligible for public 1 Source: OFM Forecasting, January 2009, based on 2002v5 Washington State Population Survey. For more information see 2 Income for 2001 was collected during the 2002 survey - poverty level for a family of four in 2001 was defined as $17,650.

6 2000 Children Age 0-18 Years 1 1,598, % of all children 717, % of all children 880,939 Public 61.2% of children in up 439, % of children in up 208, % of children in up 9, % of children in up 60,592 Public 8.6% of children in 75, % of children in 724, % of children in 27, % of children in 53, % of all 26, % of all 25, % of all 9, % of all children 87, % of all 4, % of all 13, % of all 9, % of all were potentially eligible for public 1 Source: OFM Forecasting, January 2009, based on 2000v6 Washington State Population Survey. For more information see 2 Income for 1999 was collected during the 2000 survey - poverty level for a family of four in 1999 was defined as $16,700.