2012 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium

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2012 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium

Andrew Houtenville University of New Hampshire Tony Ruiz

University of New Hampshire

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Acknowledgements

Special thanks to the following individuals who have contributed to the success of this effort:

Andrew Houtenville, Ph.D., Tony Ruiz, Ph.D., Debra Brucker, Ph.D., Penny Gould, Nichole Guntz, Matthew Gianino, Joshua Goodrich, and Eric Lauer, MPH.

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Introduction

Overview. Statistics are powerful tools—in

research, policymaking, program evaluation, and advocacy. They are used to frame the issues, monitor current circumstances and progress, judge the effectiveness of policies and programs, make projections about the future, and predict the costs of potential policy changes.

Statistics about the population with disabilities and about the government programs that serve people with disabilities—disability statistics—are often difficult to find. Numerous government agencies generate and publish disability statistics which are scattered and buried in documents and websites all across the federal government.

The Annual Disability Statistics Compendium

is a publication of statistics on people with disabilities and government programs that serve the population with disabilities and is modeled

after the Statistical Abstracts of the United States,

published yearly by the U.S. Department of

Commerce. The Compendium is designed to serve

as a reference guide to government publications. At the bottom of each table, the source of data appearing in each table is presented. These referenced sources contain additional statistical and information about the way the underlying data were collected and the statistics were

generated. Each year, the Compendium is updated

to reflect the statistics published over the year, and new statistics are added each year, as new data sources and publications become available.

Topics. As in previous years, this—the fourth

annual Compendium—provides state-level

statistics and monthly time-trend statistics published by federal agencies. Topics covered in

this year’s Compendium include:

• population size,

• prevalence of disability,

• labor force participation,

• unemployment,

• employment,

• poverty,

• earnings from work,

• enrollment in education,

• educational attainment

• self-reported health status,

• health behaviors,

• health care coverage,

• Supplemental Security Income,

• Social Security Disability Insurance,

• special education

• veterans, and

• vocational rehabilitation.

New Topics. This year, the Compendium also

contains statistics by detailed disability type in the newly-created Section 15. These statistics are based on the Census Bureau’s Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP). Also see new tables with detailed disability type in Section 9 derived from Social Security Administration reports.

Additional Resources. A glossary is provided

to assist in the interpretation of the statistics

contained in the Compendium. In addition,

assistance in interpreting statistics and locating additional statistics is available via our toll-free number, 866.538.9521, or by email,

[email protected].

Suggested Citation. Houtenville, Andrew J. &

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Time Trends Poverty Earnings

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Health Insurance Coverage ("Medical Clipboard" symbol by the Noun Project, altered by Nichole Guntz) Health

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Table 1.1 Resident Population—States: 2008 to

2011

Table 1.2 State Resident Population—

Projections: 2015 to 2030

Table 1.3 Civilians Living in the Community for

the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 1.4 Civilians Ages Under Five Years Living

in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 1.5 Civilians Ages Five to 17 Years Living

in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 1.6 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in

the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 1.7 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over

Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 1.8 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living

in the Community for the United States and States—Hearing Disability: 2011

in the Community for the United States and States—Vision Disability: 2011

in the Community for the United States and States—Cognitive Disability: 2011

in the Community for the United States and States—Ambulatory Disability: 2011

in the Community for the United States and States—Self-Care Disability: 2011

in the Community for the United States and States—Independent Living Disability: 2011

Table 1.14 Change in Civilians with Disabilities

Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2010 to 2011

Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2011

Table 2.2 Employment—Civilians without

Table 2.3 Employment—Civilians with Hearing

Table 2.4 Employment—Civilians with Vision

Table 2.5 Employment—Civilians with

Cognitive Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2011

Ambulatory Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2011

Self-Care Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2011

Independent Living Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2011

Table 2.9 Employment Gap—Civilians Ages

18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 2.10 Change in Employment Gap—

Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2010 to 2011

Table 2.11 Employment: Full-Time, Year-Round

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Table 2.12 Employment: Full-Time,

Year-Round—Civilians without Disabilities Ages 16 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2011

Table 2.13 Employment: Full-Time, Year-Round

Gap—Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 3.1 Monthly Employment of Civilians

Ages 16 to 64 by Disability Status: June 2010 through September 2012

Table 3.2 Monthly Labor Force Participation of

Civilians Ages 16 to 64 by Disability Status

Table 3.3 Monthly Unemployment of Civilians

Ages 16 to 64 by Disability Status

Table 3.4 Number of Civilians with Disabilities

Ages 16 to 64, by Definition of Disability, Disability Status, and Year, in March 1981-2012

Table 3.5 Labor Force Participation Rate among

Civilians Ages 16 to 64 by Disability Status and Year, in March 1981-2012

Table 3.6 Employment Rate among Civilians

Ages 16 to 64 by Disability Status and Year, in March, 1981-2012

Table 3.7 Labor Market Attachment Rate among

Civilians Ages 16 to 64 by Disability Status and Year, 1980-2011

Table 3.8 Full-Time, Year-Round Employment

Rate among Civilians Ages 16 to 64 by Disability Status and Year, 1980-2011

Table 3.9 Poverty Rate among Civilians Ages 16

to 64 by Disability Status and Year, 1980-2011

Table 4.1 Poverty—Civilians with Disabilities

Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2011

Table 4.2 Poverty—Civilians without Disabilities

Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2011

Table 4.3 Poverty Gap—Civilians Ages 18 to 64

Years Living in the Community for the United States and States by Disability Status: 2011

Table 4.4 Change in Poverty Gap—Civilians

Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2010 to 2011

Table 5.1 Earnings—Median Earnings of

Civilians 16 Years and Over in the Past 12 Months for the United States and States, by Disability Status (in 2010 inflation-adjusted dollars): 2011

Table 6.1 Service-Connected Disability Rating—

Civilian Veterans Ages 18 Years and Over Living in the Community, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 6.2 Civilian Veterans Ages 18 Years and

Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 6.3 Poverty—Civilian Veterans with

Table 6.4 Poverty—Civilian Veterans without

Table 6.5 Poverty Gap—Civilian Veterans Ages

18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States by Disability Status: 2011

Table 6.6 Veterans Benefits Administration—

Compensation and Pension Benefits Paid to Veterans with Disabilities (in dollars): Federal Fiscal Year 2011

Table 7.1 Health Insurance Coverage—Civilians

Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States by Disability Status: 2010

Table 7.2 Health Insurance Coverage—Civilians

with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States by Type of Coverage: 2010

Table 8.1 Persons Ages 18 and Over Living in

the Community, by Disability Status: 2010

Table 8.2 Persons Ages 18 and Over Who

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Persons Ages 18 and Over, by Disability Status: 2010

Table 8.4 Health Behavior—Obesity among

Table 8.5 Health Behavior—Binge Drinking

among Persons Ages 18 and Over, by Disability Status: 2010

Table 8.6 Health Care Coverage—Among

Table 9.1 Supplemental Security Income—

Number of Recipients of Federally Administered Payments: December 2010

Table 9.2 Supplemental Security Income—Total

Federally Administered Payments (in thousands of dollars): December 2010

Number of Recipients of Federally Administered Payments under Age 18: December 2010

Number of Recipients of Federally Administered Payments, by Age: December 2010

Table 9.5a Social Security Disability Insurance—

Number of Beneficiaries: December 2010

Table 9.5b Social Security Disability Insurance—

Number of Beneficiaries by Disability Type: December 2010

Table 9.5c Social Security Disability Insurance—

Table 9.5d Social Security Disability Insurance—

Table 9.5e Social Security Disability Insurance—

Table 9.5f Social Security Disability Insurance—

Table 9.6 Social Security Disability Insurance—

Total Annual Benefits (in thousands of dollars): December 2010

Table 9.7 Social Security Disability Insurance

and Supplemental Security Income—Number of Total and Concurrent Beneficiaries, Ages 18 to 64: December 2010

Table 9.8a Supplemental Security Income—

Change in the Number of Recipients of Federally Administered Payments, Total and Age Eligible: 2009 to 2010

Table 9.8b Supplemental Security Income—

Change in the Number of Recipients of Federally Administered Payments, Blind and Disabled Eligible: 2009 to 2010

Table 9.9a Social Security Disability Insurance—

Change in the Number of Beneficiaries of Federally Administered Payments, Total and Disabled Worker Eligible: 2009 to 2010

Table 9.9b Social Security Disability Insurance—

Change in the Number of Beneficiaries of Federally Administered Payments from 2009 to 2010

Table 9.10 Monthly Number of Social Security

Disability Insurance (SSDI) Participants

Table 10.1 Medicaid—Medicaid Payments by

Disability Status (in millions of dollars): Fiscal Year 2009

Table 10.2 Medicaid—Medicaid Persons with

Disabilities Served (Disabled Beneficiaries): Fiscal Year 2009

Table 10.3 Medicare—Medicare Payments by

Type of Entitlement (in millions of dollars, unadjusted): 1973-2010

Table 10.4 Medicare—Medicare Enrollment by

Type of Entitlement: July 1, 2010

Table 10.5 Medicaid—Change in Percent of

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Table 10.6 Medicare—Change in Percent of

Total Enrollees with Disabilities: 2009 to 2010

Table 11.1 Special Education—Students Ages

Six to 21 Served under IDEA, Part B, as a Percentage of Population: Fall 2010

Table 11.2 Special Education—Children and

Students Served under IDEA, Part B, by Age: Fall 2010

Table 11.3a Special Education—Students Ages

Six to 21 Served under IDEA, Part B, by Select Diagnostic Categories: Fall 2010

Table 11.3b Special Education—Students Ages

Table 11.3c Special Education—Students Ages

Table 11.3d Special Education—Students Ages

Table 11.4 Special Education—Educational

Environment—Students Ages Six to 21 Served under IDEA, Part B, that Spent 40 Percent or More Time Inside Regular Class: Fall 2010

Table 11.5 Special Education—Students Ages 14

to 21 Served under IDEA, Part B, Left School, by Reason: 2009-2010

Table 11.6 Special Education—Graduation Rate

among Students Ages 14 to 21 Served under IDEA, Part B: 2009-2010

Table 11.7 Special Education—Dropout Rate

among Students Ages 14 to 21 Served under IDEA, Part B: 2009-2010

Table 11.8 Special Education—Change in

Graduation Rate among Students Ages 14 to 21 Served under IDEA, Part B: Fall 2009 School Year to Fall 2010 School Year

Table 11.9 Special Education—Change in

Dropout Rate among Students Ages 14 to 21 Served under IDEA, Part B: Fall 2009 School Year to Fall 2010 School Year

Table 12.1 Vocational Rehabilitation—

Applicants: Federal Fiscal Year 2010

Table 12.2 Vocational Rehabilitation—Closures

after Services Initiated or Completed: Federal Fiscal Year 2010

Table 12.3 Vocational Rehabilitation—Closures

with Successful Employment Outcomes: Federal Fiscal Year 2010

Table 12.4 Vocational Rehabilitation—

Rehabilitation Rate: Federal Fiscal Year 2010

Table 12.5 Vocational Rehabilitation—Total

Expenditures (in dollars): Federal Fiscal Year 2010

Table 12.6 Vocational

Rehabilitation—Post-secondary Institution of Higher Education Expenditures (in dollars): Federal Fiscal Year 2010

Table 12.7 Vocational Rehabilitation—State

Agencies on Order of Selection: 2005 through 2010

Table 12.8 Vocational Rehabilitation—Change

in the Number of Applicants: 2009 to 2010

Table 12.9 Vocational Rehabilitation—Change

in the Rehabilitation Rate: 2009 to 2010

Table 13.1 Federal Government Spending and

Employment—Federal Expenditures on Income Maintenance Programs

Employment—Federal Expenditures on Housing and Food Assistance

Employment—Federal Expenditures on Health Care Programs

Table 13.4 Federal Government Spending

and Employment—Federal Expenditures on Education, Training, and Employment Readiness

Employment—Federal Expenditures on Other Services

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Employment Rates of Working-Age People with Disabilities in Selected OECD Countries

Table 14.2 International Disability Statistics—

Disability Benefit Recipients as Percent of the Working-Age Population in Selected OECD Countries

Table 15.1 Civilians Living in the Community

for the United States and States, by Age, Disability Status, and Severity: 2010

Table 15.2 Civilians Ages 21 to 64 Living in the

Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status and Type: 2010

Table 15.3 Employment—Civilians Ages 21

to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States, by Disability Type: 2010

Table 15.4 Median Monthly Earnings and

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Section 1: Population and

Prevalence

This section presents statistics on the United States resident population and projected population, as well as disability prevalence. The prevalence statistics describe disability prevalence by age and by disability type. The principal source of these statistics is the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically the American Community Survey.

Tables

Table 1.1: In 2011, the resident population

in the United States was estimated to be

311,591,917 individuals, up from 304,374,846 individuals in 2008—a 2.3 percent increase. The state with the largest population in 2011 was California, with 37,691,912 individuals. The state with the smallest population in 2011 was Wyoming, with 568,158 individuals. The largest percentage increase in population from 2008 to 2011 was in Hawaii—a 6.5 percent increase, while the largest decrease in population was in Michigan—a 1.3 percent decrease.

Table 1.2: The projected 2030 resident

population in the United States is 363,584,435 individuals—a projected 14.3 percent increase from 2011. The state with the largest projected population in 2030 is California, with

46,444,861 individuals. The largest projected percentage increase in population from 2011 to 2030 is in Arizona—a 39.5 percent increase, while the largest projected decrease in population was in the District of Columbia—a 42.6 percent decrease.

Table 1.3: In 2011, there were 310,241,024

individuals living in the community, 37,954,360 of which were individuals with disabilities—a prevalence rate of 12.2 percent. The state with the largest number of individuals with disabilities was California, with 3,749,792 individuals with disabilities, while the state with the smallest number of individuals with disabilities was Wyoming, with 63,853 individuals with disabilities. West Virginia had the highest

prevalence rate, 18.9 percent, while Utah had the lowest prevalence rate, 8.8 percent.

individuals under five years old living in the community, 170,021 of which were individuals with disabilities—a prevalence rate of 0.8 percent. For this age range, Vermont had the highest prevalence rate, 2.1 percent, while North Dakota had the lowest prevalence rate, 0.2 percent.

individuals ages five to 17 years living in the community, 2,848,678 of which were individuals with disabilities—a prevalence rate of 5.2 percent. For this age range, Maine had the highest prevalence rate, 8.2 percent, while North Dakota had the lowest prevalence rate, 3.2 percent.

individuals ages 18 to 64 years living in the community, 19,988,156 of which were individuals with disabilities—a prevalence rate of 10.3 percent. For this age range, West Virginia had the highest prevalence rate, 17.3 percent, while New Jersey had the lowest prevalence rate, 7.5 percent.

individuals ages 65 years and over living in the community, 14,947,505 of which were individuals with disabilities—a prevalence rate of 36.8 percent. For this age range, Mississippi had the highest prevalence rate, 46.2 percent, while Minnesota had the lowest prevalence rate, 32.0 percent.

Tables 1.8-1.13: In 2011, of the 194,946,315

individuals ages 18 to 64 years living in the community,

• 4,048,528 individuals (or 2.1 percent) had a

hearing disability,

vision disability,

cognitive disability,

• 10,267,907 individuals (or 5.3 percent) had

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self-care disability, and

• 7,104,312 individuals (or 3.6 percent) had

an independent living disability.

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State 2008 2009 2010 2011

U.S. 304,374,846 307,006,550 309,330,219 311,591,917

AL 4,677,464 4,708,708 4,785,401 4,802,740

AK 688,125 698,473 714,146 722,718

AZ 6,499,377 6,595,778 6,413,158 6,482,505

AR 2,867,764 2,889,450 2,921,588 2,937,979

CA 36,580,371 36,961,664 37,338,198 37,691,912

CO 4,935,213 5,024,748 5,047,692 5,116,796

CT 3,502,932 3,518,288 3,575,498 3,580,709

DE 876,211 885,122 899,792 907,135

DC 590,074 599,657 604,912 617,996

FL 18,423,878 18,537,969 18,838,613 19,057,542

GA 9,697,838 9,829,211 9,712,157 9,815,210

HI 1,287,481 1,295,178 1,363,359 1,374,810

ID 1,527,506 1,545,801 1,571,102 1,584,985

IL 12,842,954 12,910,409 12,841,980 12,869,257

IN 6,388,309 6,423,113 6,490,622 6,516,922

IA 2,993,987 3,007,856 3,050,202 3,062,309

KS 2,797,375 2,818,747 2,859,143 2,871,238

KY 4,287,931 4,314,113 4,347,223 4,369,356

LA 4,451,513 4,492,076 4,545,343 4,574,836

ME 1,319,691 1,318,301 1,327,379 1,328,188

MD 5,658,655 5,699,478 5,785,681 5,828,289

MA 6,543,595 6,593,587 6,555,466 6,587,536

MI 10,002,486 9,969,727 9,877,143 9,876,187

MN 5,230,567 5,266,214 5,310,658 5,344,861

MS 2,940,212 2,951,996 2,970,072 2,978,512

State 2008 2009 2010 2011

MO 5,956,335 5,987,580 5,995,715 6,010,688

MT 968,035 974,989 990,958 998,199

NE 1,781,949 1,796,619 1,830,141 1,842,641

NV 2,615,772 2,643,085 2,704,283 2,723,322

NH 1,321,872 1,324,575 1,316,807 1,318,194

NJ 8,663,398 8,707,739 8,799,593 8,821,155

NM 1,986,763 2,009,671 2,065,913 2,082,224

NY 19,467,789 19,541,453 19,395,206 19,465,197

NC 9,247,134 9,380,884 9,560,234 9,656,401

ND 641,421 646,844 674,629 683,932

OH 11,528,072 11,542,645 11,537,968 11,544,951

OK 3,644,025 3,687,050 3,760,184 3,791,508

OR 3,782,991 3,825,657 3,838,332 3,871,859

PA 12,566,368 12,604,767 12,717,722 12,742,886

RI 1,053,502 1,053,209 1,052,528 1,051,302

SC 4,503,280 4,561,242 4,637,106 4,679,230

SD 804,532 812,383 816,598 824,082

TN 6,240,456 6,296,254 6,357,436 6,403,353

TX 24,304,290 24,782,302 25,253,466 25,674,681

UT 2,727,343 2,784,572 2,775,479 2,817,222

VT 621,049 621,760 625,909 626,431

VA 7,795,424 7,882,590 8,023,953 8,096,604

WA 6,566,073 6,664,195 6,742,950 6,830,038

WV 1,814,873 1,819,777 1,854,368 1,855,364

WI 5,627,610 5,654,774 5,691,659 5,711,767

WY 532,981 544,270 564,554 568,158

Table 1.1: Resident Population—States: 2008 to 2011

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Table 1.2: State Resident Population—Projections: 2015 to 2030

Projections for July 1. These state projections were produced in correspondence with the United States interim projections released in March 2004. Projections in this table were developed for each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia by age and sex for the years 2000 to 2030, based on Census 2000 results.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2005 Interim State Population Projections, Table 6. Internet Release Date: April 21, 2005; <http://www.census.gov/ population/projections/PressTab6.xls>; (accessed 8 June 2009). Based on a sample and subject to sampling variability.

State 2015 2020 2025 2030

U.S. 322,365,787 335,804,546 349,439,199 363,584,435

AL 4,663,111 4,728,915 4,800,092 4,874,243

AK 732,544 774,421 820,881 867,674

AZ 7,495,238 8,456,448 9,531,537 10,712,397

AR 2,968,913 3,060,219 3,151,005 3,240,208

CA 40,123,232 42,206,743 44,305,177 46,444,861

CO 5,049,493 5,278,867 5,522,803 5,792,357

CT 3,635,414 3,675,650 3,691,016 3,688,630

DE 927,400 963,209 990,694 1,012,658

DC 506,323 480,540 455,108 433,414

FL 21,204,132 23,406,525 25,912,458 28,685,769

GA 10,230,578 10,843,753 11,438,622 12,017,838

HI 1,385,952 1,412,373 1,438,720 1,466,046

ID 1,630,045 1,741,333 1,852,627 1,969,624

IL 13,097,218 13,236,720 13,340,507 13,432,892

IN 6,517,631 6,627,008 6,721,322 6,810,108

IA 3,026,380 3,020,496 2,993,222 2,955,172

KS 2,852,690 2,890,566 2,919,002 2,940,084

KY 4,351,188 4,424,431 4,489,662 4,554,998

LA 4,673,721 4,719,160 4,762,398 4,802,633

ME 1,388,878 1,408,665 1,414,402 1,411,097

MD 6,208,392 6,497,626 6,762,732 7,022,251

MA 6,758,580 6,855,546 6,938,636 7,012,009

MI 10,599,122 10,695,993 10,713,730 10,694,172

MN 5,668,211 5,900,769 6,108,787 6,306,130

MS 3,014,409 3,044,812 3,069,420 3,092,410

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MO 6,069,556 6,199,882 6,315,366 6,430,173

MT 999,489 1,022,735 1,037,387 1,044,898

NE 1,788,508 1,802,678 1,812,787 1,820,247

NV 3,058,190 3,452,283 3,863,298 4,282,102

NH 1,456,679 1,524,751 1,586,348 1,646,471

NJ 9,255,769 9,461,635 9,636,644 9,802,440

NM 2,041,539 2,084,341 2,106,584 2,099,708

NY 19,546,699 19,576,920 19,540,179 19,477,429

NC 10,010,770 10,709,289 11,449,153 12,227,739

ND 635,133 630,112 620,777 606,566

OH 11,635,446 11,644,058 11,605,738 11,550,528

OK 3,661,694 3,735,690 3,820,994 3,913,251

OR 4,012,924 4,260,393 4,536,418 4,833,918

PA 12,710,938 12,787,354 12,801,945 12,768,184

RI 1,139,543 1,154,230 1,157,855 1,152,941

SC 4,642,137 4,822,577 4,989,550 5,148,569

SD 796,954 801,939 801,845 800,462

TN 6,502,017 6,780,670 7,073,125 7,380,634

TX 26,585,801 28,634,896 30,865,134 33,317,744

UT 2,783,040 2,990,094 3,225,680 3,485,367

VT 673,169 690,686 703,288 711,867

VA 8,466,864 8,917,395 9,364,304 9,825,019

WA 6,950,610 7,432,136 7,996,400 8,624,801

WV 1,822,758 1,801,112 1,766,435 1,719,959

WI 5,882,760 6,004,954 6,088,374 6,150,764

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2011 American Community Survey, American FactFinder, Table B18101; <http://factfinder2.census.gov>; (accessed

State Total Disability No Disability

Count % Count %

U.S. 310,241,024 37,954,360 12.2 272,286,664 87.8

AL 4,720,067 764,988 16.2 3,955,079 83.8

AK 699,272 73,731 10.5 625,541 89.5

AZ 6,378,280 732,730 11.5 5,645,550 88.5

AR 2,885,212 485,364 16.8 2,399,848 83.2

CA 37,161,789 3,749,792 10.1 33,411,997 89.9

CO 5,024,885 516,135 10.3 4,508,750 89.7

CT 3,522,709 377,847 10.7 3,144,862 89.3

DE 892,132 107,659 12.1 784,473 87.9

DC 608,165 67,435 11.1 540,730 88.9

FL 18,752,294 2,420,035 12.9 16,332,259 87.1

GA 9,619,740 1,161,966 12.1 8,457,774 87.9

HI 1,326,065 140,996 10.6 1,185,069 89.4

ID 1,565,645 200,237 12.8 1,365,408 87.2

IL 12,688,006 1,317,307 10.4 11,370,699 89.6

IN 6,417,644 842,673 13.1 5,574,971 86.9

IA 3,017,465 342,642 11.4 2,674,823 88.6

KS 2,813,530 345,718 12.3 2,467,812 87.7

KY 4,284,357 720,354 16.8 3,564,003 83.2

LA 4,473,068 680,573 15.2 3,792,495 84.8

ME 1,314,121 203,389 15.5 1,110,732 84.5

MD 5,736,588 586,467 10.2 5,150,121 89.8

MA 6,507,596 737,748 11.3 5,769,848 88.7

MI 9,762,306 1,356,359 13.9 8,405,947 86.1

MN 5,286,728 532,902 10.1 4,753,826 89.9

MS 2,911,811 471,504 16.2 2,440,307 83.8

MO 5,898,968 822,470 13.9 5,076,498 86.1

Count % Count %

MT 983,214 130,582 13.3 852,632 86.7

NE 1,814,388 189,914 10.5 1,624,474 89.5

NV 2,686,989 303,879 11.3 2,383,110 88.7

NH 1,303,868 151,658 11.6 1,152,210 88.4

NJ 8,712,982 871,783 10.0 7,841,199 90.0

NM 2,047,242 276,797 13.5 1,770,445 86.5

NY 19,208,419 2,091,270 10.9 17,117,149 89.1

NC 9,461,018 1,257,117 13.3 8,203,901 86.7

ND 669,425 69,721 10.4 599,704 89.6

OH 11,369,102 1,517,210 13.3 9,851,892 86.7

OK 3,710,368 577,032 15.6 3,133,336 84.4

OR 3,832,640 523,018 13.6 3,309,622 86.4

PA 12,539,757 1,671,648 13.3 10,868,109 86.7

RI 1,035,117 123,240 11.9 911,877 88.1

SC 4,579,231 630,828 13.8 3,948,403 86.2

SD 805,505 93,987 11.7 711,518 88.3

TN 6,302,351 961,894 15.3 5,340,457 84.7

TX 25,197,453 2,906,416 11.5 22,291,037 88.5

UT 2,789,648 246,570 8.8 2,543,078 91.2

VT 620,159 80,300 12.9 539,859 87.1

VA 7,887,164 867,558 11.0 7,019,606 89.0

WA 6,716,822 839,747 12.5 5,877,075 87.5

WV 1,826,485 345,931 18.9 1,480,554 81.1

WI 5,634,063 637,141 11.3 4,996,922 88.7

WY 558,832 63,853 11.4 494,979 88.6

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Table 1.4: Civilians Ages Under Five Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability

Status: 2011

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2011 American Community Survey, American FactFinder, Table B18101; <http://factfinder2.census.gov>; (accessed 24 September 2012). Based on a sample and subject to sampling variability.

Count % Count %

U.S. 20,281,148 170,021 0.8 20,111,127 99.2

AL 298,465 1,815 0.6 296,650 99.4

AK 54,031 374 0.7 53,657 99.3

AZ 447,828 4,070 0.9 443,758 99.1

AR 197,425 2,475 1.3 194,950 98.7

CA 2,533,325 19,694 0.8 2,513,631 99.2

CO 341,035 2,082 0.6 338,953 99.4

CT 196,192 1,630 0.8 194,562 99.2

DE 55,248 623 1.1 54,625 98.9

DC 36,205 355 1.0 35,850 99.0

FL 1,074,058 5,588 0.5 1,068,470 99.5

GA 673,981 7,461 1.1 666,520 98.9

HI 88,020 802 0.9 87,218 99.1

ID 118,486 1,040 0.9 117,446 99.1

IL 826,963 6,969 0.8 819,994 99.2

IN 428,233 3,753 0.9 424,480 99.1

IA 198,202 922 0.5 197,280 99.5

KS 202,040 1,301 0.6 200,739 99.4

KY 279,069 2,390 0.9 276,679 99.1

LA 312,975 3,573 1.1 309,402 98.9

ME 66,097 664 1.0 65,433 99.0

MD 363,121 4,448 1.2 358,673 98.8

MA 362,515 2,632 0.7 359,883 99.3

MI 583,393 5,298 0.9 578,095 99.1

MN 352,449 2,750 0.8 349,699 99.2

MS 205,397 1,595 0.8 203,802 99.2

MO 381,617 4,024 1.1 377,593 98.9

Count % Count %

MT 60,449 943 1.6 59,506 98.4

NE 130,982 710 0.5 130,272 99.5

NV 185,186 2,452 1.3 182,734 98.7

NH 67,606 544 0.8 67,062 99.2

NJ 535,301 3,685 0.7 531,616 99.3

NM 144,281 1,697 1.2 142,584 98.8

NY 1,156,604 8,067 0.7 1,148,537 99.3

NC 626,723 4,406 0.7 622,317 99.3

ND 46,266 98 0.2 46,168 99.8

OH 708,443 6,382 0.9 702,061 99.1

OK 264,018 2,891 1.1 261,127 98.9

OR 238,648 1,580 0.7 237,068 99.3

PA 720,961 6,068 0.8 714,893 99.2

RI 55,446 473 0.9 54,973 99.1

SC 302,721 2,382 0.8 300,339 99.2

SD 58,548 488 0.8 58,060 99.2

TN 399,788 3,669 0.9 396,119 99.1

TX 1,953,312 17,250 0.9 1,936,062 99.1

UT 262,298 1,838 0.7 260,460 99.3

VT 30,767 632 2.1 30,135 97.9

VA 508,091 4,021 0.8 504,070 99.2

WA 439,347 3,977 0.9 435,370 99.1

WV 103,978 941 0.9 103,037 99.1

WI 349,200 2,453 0.7 346,747 99.3

WY 39,022 495 1.3 38,527 98.7

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Status: 2011

Count % Count %

U.S. 54,368,870 2,848,678 5.2 51,520,192 94.8

AL 823,660 52,492 6.4 771,168 93.6

AK 133,677 5,135 3.8 128,542 96.2

AZ 1,174,002 52,427 4.5 1,121,575 95.5

AR 511,463 36,137 7.1 475,326 92.9

CA 6,719,141 269,309 4.0 6,449,832 96.0

CO 885,793 42,706 4.8 843,087 95.2

CT 606,158 28,234 4.7 577,924 95.3

DE 149,047 7,925 5.3 141,122 94.7

DC 69,107 5,408 7.8 63,699 92.2

FL 2,912,888 146,414 5.0 2,766,474 95.0

GA 1,810,734 91,189 5.0 1,719,545 95.0

HI 216,057 9,164 4.2 206,893 95.8

ID 308,578 18,687 6.1 289,891 93.9

IL 2,264,924 94,898 4.2 2,170,026 95.8

IN 1,165,403 69,489 6.0 1,095,914 94.0

IA 523,359 27,232 5.2 496,127 94.8

KS 519,171 28,280 5.4 490,891 94.6

KY 743,879 51,763 7.0 692,116 93.0

LA 804,318 57,482 7.1 746,836 92.9

ME 203,804 16,620 8.2 187,184 91.8

MD 981,377 42,123 4.3 939,254 95.7

MA 1,039,358 60,791 5.8 978,567 94.2

MI 1,706,138 106,112 6.2 1,600,026 93.8

MN 923,586 45,812 5.0 877,774 95.0

MS 544,175 32,162 5.9 512,013 94.1

MO 1,027,638 59,685 5.8 967,953 94.2

Count % Count %

MT 161,653 7,092 4.4 154,561 95.6

NE 328,209 15,253 4.6 312,956 95.4

NV 477,173 19,402 4.1 457,771 95.9

NH 211,604 12,438 5.9 199,166 94.1

NJ 1,502,866 66,820 4.4 1,436,046 95.6

NM 372,506 16,020 4.3 356,486 95.7

NY 3,113,506 148,637 4.8 2,964,869 95.2

NC 1,660,149 94,227 5.7 1,565,922 94.3

ND 104,587 3,311 3.2 101,276 96.8

OH 1,979,897 121,426 6.1 1,858,471 93.9

OK 669,875 41,220 6.2 628,655 93.8

OR 622,411 38,809 6.2 583,602 93.8

PA 2,033,780 126,456 6.2 1,907,324 93.8

RI 163,178 6,880 4.2 156,298 95.8

SC 776,755 38,475 5.0 738,280 95.0

SD 142,156 5,952 4.2 136,204 95.8

TN 1,087,991 65,489 6.0 1,022,502 94.0

TX 4,993,657 255,315 5.1 4,738,342 94.9

UT 615,514 24,253 3.9 591,261 96.1

VT 94,832 6,460 6.8 88,372 93.2

VA 1,340,990 63,348 4.7 1,277,642 95.3

WA 1,138,832 64,688 5.7 1,074,144 94.3

WV 281,324 19,086 6.8 262,238 93.2

WI 973,721 57,985 6.0 915,736 94.0

WY 95,572 3,440 3.6 92,132 96.4

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Table 1.6: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability

Status: 2011

Count % Count %

U.S. 194,946,315 19,988,156 10.3 174,958,159 89.7

AL 2,944,024 433,042 14.7 2,510,982 85.3

AK 454,580 44,003 9.7 410,577 90.3

AZ 3,845,434 375,002 9.8 3,470,432 90.2

AR 1,763,728 268,822 15.2 1,494,906 84.8

CA 23,607,468 1,879,561 8.0 21,727,907 92.0

CO 3,238,825 281,930 8.7 2,956,895 91.3

CT 2,227,298 185,373 8.3 2,041,925 91.7

DE 557,777 55,773 10.0 502,004 90.0

DC 435,158 36,735 8.4 398,423 91.6

FL 11,468,487 1,131,661 9.9 10,336,826 90.1

GA 6,088,938 663,904 10.9 5,425,034 89.1

HI 823,708 63,025 7.7 760,683 92.3

ID 938,531 100,818 10.7 837,713 89.3

IL 8,014,095 659,300 8.2 7,354,795 91.8

IN 4,004,670 459,135 11.5 3,545,535 88.5

IA 1,861,411 168,942 9.1 1,692,469 90.9

KS 1,728,449 181,978 10.5 1,546,471 89.5

KY 2,690,030 421,076 15.7 2,268,954 84.3

LA 2,805,080 384,372 13.7 2,420,708 86.3

ME 834,021 108,156 13.0 725,865 87.0

MD 3,684,538 305,903 8.3 3,378,635 91.7

MA 4,223,139 373,361 8.8 3,849,778 91.2

MI 6,122,753 749,714 12.2 5,373,039 87.8

MN 3,340,333 270,050 8.1 3,070,283 91.9

MS 1,788,212 264,876 14.8 1,523,336 85.2

MO 3,671,075 449,310 12.2 3,221,765 87.8

Count % Count %

MT 614,806 67,840 11.0 546,966 89.0

NE 1,117,300 93,933 8.4 1,023,367 91.6

NV 1,688,466 166,295 9.8 1,522,171 90.2

NH 847,734 77,941 9.2 769,793 90.8

NJ 5,506,938 412,949 7.5 5,093,989 92.5

NM 1,252,249 147,060 11.7 1,105,189 88.3

NY 12,374,574 1,062,862 8.6 11,311,712 91.4

NC 5,939,488 687,820 11.6 5,251,668 88.4

ND 426,165 33,678 7.9 392,487 92.1

OH 7,101,086 816,572 11.5 6,284,514 88.5

OK 2,277,736 322,232 14.1 1,955,504 85.9

OR 2,428,380 279,001 11.5 2,149,379 88.5

PA 7,883,366 862,369 10.9 7,020,997 89.1

RI 670,434 64,693 9.6 605,741 90.4

SC 2,862,576 351,739 12.3 2,510,837 87.7

SD 491,514 47,498 9.7 444,016 90.3

TN 3,962,855 546,248 13.8 3,416,607 86.2

TX 15,623,903 1,572,066 10.1 14,051,837 89.9

UT 1,657,744 133,893 8.1 1,523,851 91.9

VT 404,163 41,854 10.4 362,309 89.6

VA 5,055,962 458,657 9.1 4,597,305 90.9

WA 4,297,899 457,528 10.6 3,840,371 89.4

WV 1,148,554 198,721 17.3 949,833 82.7

WI 3,549,651 327,040 9.2 3,222,611 90.8

WY 354,598 36,302 10.2 318,296 89.8

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19 Table 1.7: Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability

Status: 2011

Count % Count %

U.S. 40,644,691 14,947,505 36.8 25,697,186 63.2

AL 653,918 277,639 42.5 376,279 57.5

AK 56,984 24,219 42.5 32,765 57.5

AZ 911,016 301,231 33.1 609,785 66.9

AR 412,596 177,930 43.1 234,666 56.9

CA 4,301,855 1,581,228 36.8 2,720,627 63.2

CO 559,232 189,417 33.9 369,815 66.1

CT 493,061 162,610 33.0 330,451 67.0

DE 130,060 43,338 33.3 86,722 66.7

DC 67,695 24,937 36.8 42,758 63.2

FL 3,296,861 1,136,372 34.5 2,160,489 65.5

GA 1,046,087 399,412 38.2 646,675 61.8

HI 198,280 68,005 34.3 130,275 65.7

ID 200,050 79,692 39.8 120,358 60.2

IL 1,582,024 556,140 35.2 1,025,884 64.8

IN 819,338 310,296 37.9 509,042 62.1

IA 434,493 145,546 33.5 288,947 66.5

KS 363,870 134,159 36.9 229,711 63.1

KY 571,379 245,125 42.9 326,254 57.1

LA 550,695 235,146 42.7 315,549 57.3

ME 210,199 77,949 37.1 132,250 62.9

MD 707,552 233,993 33.1 473,559 66.9

MA 882,584 300,964 34.1 581,620 65.9

MI 1,350,022 495,235 36.7 854,787 63.3

MN 670,360 214,290 32.0 456,070 68.0

MS 374,027 172,871 46.2 201,156 53.8

MO 818,638 309,451 37.8 509,187 62.2

Count % Count %

MT 146,306 54,707 37.4 91,599 62.6

NE 237,897 80,018 33.6 157,879 66.4

NV 336,164 115,730 34.4 220,434 65.6

NH 176,924 60,735 34.3 116,189 65.7

NJ 1,167,877 388,329 33.3 779,548 66.7

NM 278,206 112,020 40.3 166,186 59.7

NY 2,563,735 871,704 34.0 1,692,031 66.0

NC 1,234,658 470,664 38.1 763,994 61.9

ND 92,407 32,634 35.3 59,773 64.7

OH 1,579,676 572,830 36.3 1,006,846 63.7

OK 498,739 210,689 42.2 288,050 57.8

OR 543,201 203,628 37.5 339,573 62.5

PA 1,901,650 676,755 35.6 1,224,895 64.4

RI 146,059 51,194 35.1 94,865 64.9

SC 637,179 238,232 37.4 398,947 62.6

SD 113,287 40,049 35.4 73,238 64.6

TN 851,717 346,488 40.7 505,229 59.3

TX 2,626,581 1,061,785 40.4 1,564,796 59.6

UT 254,092 86,586 34.1 167,506 65.9

VT 90,397 31,354 34.7 59,043 65.3

VA 982,121 341,532 34.8 640,589 65.2

WA 840,744 313,554 37.3 527,190 62.7

WV 292,629 127,183 43.5 165,446 56.5

WI 761,491 249,663 32.8 511,828 67.2

WY 69,640 23,616 33.9 46,024 66.1

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Table 1.8: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Hearing

Disability: 2011

State Total Disability Hearing

Count % Total % Disability

U.S. 194,946,315 19,988,156 4,048,528 2.1 20.3

AL 2,944,024 433,042 85,583 2.9 19.8

AK 454,580 44,003 13,544 3.0 30.8

AZ 3,845,434 375,002 83,406 2.2 22.2

AR 1,763,728 268,822 59,283 3.4 22.1

CA 23,607,468 1,879,561 360,036 1.5 19.2

CO 3,238,825 281,930 66,062 2.0 23.4

CT 2,227,298 185,373 32,631 1.5 17.6

DE 557,777 55,773 9,616 1.7 17.2

DC 435,158 36,735 5,956 1.4 16.2

FL 11,468,487 1,131,661 199,751 1.7 17.7

GA 6,088,938 663,904 126,699 2.1 19.1

HI 823,708 63,025 15,081 1.8 23.9

ID 938,531 100,818 24,955 2.7 24.8

IL 8,014,095 659,300 121,480 1.5 18.4

IN 4,004,670 459,135 97,705 2.4 21.3

IA 1,861,411 168,942 40,214 2.2 23.8

KS 1,728,449 181,978 45,765 2.6 25.1

KY 2,690,030 421,076 87,460 3.3 20.8

LA 2,805,080 384,372 85,881 3.1 22.3

ME 834,021 108,156 23,749 2.8 22.0

MD 3,684,538 305,903 56,406 1.5 18.4

MA 4,223,139 373,361 68,113 1.6 18.2

MI 6,122,753 749,714 143,413 2.3 19.1

MN 3,340,333 270,050 65,462 2.0 24.2

MS 1,788,212 264,876 49,124 2.7 18.5

MO 3,671,075 449,310 98,614 2.7 21.9

State Total Disability Hearing

MT 614,806 67,840 20,344 3.3 30.0

NE 1,117,300 93,933 24,853 2.2 26.5

NV 1,688,466 166,295 39,628 2.3 23.8

NH 847,734 77,941 19,300 2.3 24.8

NJ 5,506,938 412,949 68,102 1.2 16.5

NM 1,252,249 147,060 34,690 2.8 23.6

NY 12,374,574 1,062,862 179,027 1.4 16.8

NC 5,939,488 687,820 129,351 2.2 18.8

ND 426,165 33,678 9,039 2.1 26.8

OH 7,101,086 816,572 160,368 2.3 19.6

OK 2,277,736 322,232 80,692 3.5 25.0

OR 2,428,380 279,001 67,726 2.8 24.3

PA 7,883,366 862,369 162,383 2.1 18.8

RI 670,434 64,693 11,958 1.8 18.5

SC 2,862,576 351,739 66,981 2.3 19.0

SD 491,514 47,498 12,781 2.6 26.9

TN 3,962,855 546,248 111,845 2.8 20.5

TX 15,623,903 1,572,066 356,580 2.3 22.7

UT 1,657,744 133,893 32,168 1.9 24.0

VT 404,163 41,854 10,009 2.5 23.9

VA 5,055,962 458,657 87,230 1.7 19.0

WA 4,297,899 457,528 103,772 2.4 22.7

WV 1,148,554 198,721 44,894 3.9 22.6

WI 3,549,651 327,040 77,906 2.2 23.8

WY 354,598 36,302 11,180 3.2 30.8

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21 Table 1.9: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Vision Disability:

2011

State Total Disability Vision

U.S. 194,946,315 19,988,156 3,491,599 1.8 17.5

AL 2,944,024 433,042 75,265 2.6 17.4

AK 454,580 44,003 5,545 1.2 12.6

AZ 3,845,434 375,002 58,545 1.5 15.6

AR 1,763,728 268,822 55,124 3.1 20.5

CA 23,607,468 1,879,561 348,445 1.5 18.5

CO 3,238,825 281,930 44,988 1.4 16.0

CT 2,227,298 185,373 28,715 1.3 15.5

DE 557,777 55,773 9,093 1.6 16.3

DC 435,158 36,735 8,583 2.0 23.4

FL 11,468,487 1,131,661 189,630 1.7 16.8

GA 6,088,938 663,904 134,628 2.2 20.3

HI 823,708 63,025 10,379 1.3 16.5

ID 938,531 100,818 16,333 1.7 16.2

IL 8,014,095 659,300 104,095 1.3 15.8

IN 4,004,670 459,135 73,762 1.8 16.1

IA 1,861,411 168,942 24,207 1.3 14.3

KS 1,728,449 181,978 32,429 1.9 17.8

KY 2,690,030 421,076 72,249 2.7 17.2

LA 2,805,080 384,372 81,552 2.9 21.2

ME 834,021 108,156 13,677 1.6 12.6

MD 3,684,538 305,903 48,020 1.3 15.7

MA 4,223,139 373,361 56,042 1.3 15.0

MI 6,122,753 749,714 114,078 1.9 15.2

MN 3,340,333 270,050 34,660 1.0 12.8

MS 1,788,212 264,876 54,405 3.0 20.5

MO 3,671,075 449,310 77,971 2.1 17.4

State Total Disability Vision

MT 614,806 67,840 9,778 1.6 14.4

NE 1,117,300 93,933 12,609 1.1 13.4

NV 1,688,466 166,295 32,949 2.0 19.8

NH 847,734 77,941 9,326 1.1 12.0

NJ 5,506,938 412,949 82,320 1.5 19.9

NM 1,252,249 147,060 34,202 2.7 23.3

NY 12,374,574 1,062,862 168,143 1.4 15.8

NC 5,939,488 687,820 128,867 2.2 18.7

ND 426,165 33,678 4,164 1.0 12.4

OH 7,101,086 816,572 126,590 1.8 15.5

OK 2,277,736 322,232 60,836 2.7 18.9

OR 2,428,380 279,001 42,879 1.8 15.4

PA 7,883,366 862,369 120,853 1.5 14.0

RI 670,434 64,693 10,370 1.5 16.0

SC 2,862,576 351,739 62,499 2.2 17.8

SD 491,514 47,498 8,264 1.7 17.4

TN 3,962,855 546,248 101,113 2.6 18.5

TX 15,623,903 1,572,066 339,086 2.2 21.6

UT 1,657,744 133,893 19,613 1.2 14.6

VT 404,163 41,854 5,016 1.2 12.0

VA 5,055,962 458,657 70,404 1.4 15.4

WA 4,297,899 457,528 65,558 1.5 14.3

WV 1,148,554 198,721 34,643 3.0 17.4

WI 3,549,651 327,040 50,004 1.4 15.3

WY 354,598 36,302 4,531 1.3 12.5

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Table 1.10: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Cognitive

Disability: 2011

State Total Disability Cognitive

U.S. 194,946,315 19,988,156 8,388,281 4.3 42.0

AL 2,944,024 433,042 179,935 6.1 41.6

AK 454,580 44,003 14,420 3.2 32.8

AZ 3,845,434 375,002 160,633 4.2 42.8

AR 1,763,728 268,822 99,939 5.7 37.2

CA 23,607,468 1,879,561 790,196 3.3 42.0

CO 3,238,825 281,930 120,390 3.7 42.7

CT 2,227,298 185,373 83,056 3.7 44.8

DE 557,777 55,773 23,798 4.3 42.7

DC 435,158 36,735 17,160 3.9 46.7

FL 11,468,487 1,131,661 467,026 4.1 41.3

GA 6,088,938 663,904 269,849 4.4 40.6

HI 823,708 63,025 28,631 3.5 45.4

ID 938,531 100,818 43,500 4.6 43.1

IL 8,014,095 659,300 275,532 3.4 41.8

IN 4,004,670 459,135 190,507 4.8 41.5

IA 1,861,411 168,942 70,487 3.8 41.7

KS 1,728,449 181,978 75,773 4.4 41.6

KY 2,690,030 421,076 176,712 6.6 42.0

LA 2,805,080 384,372 162,559 5.8 42.3

ME 834,021 108,156 51,569 6.2 47.7

MD 3,684,538 305,903 129,630 3.5 42.4

MA 4,223,139 373,361 181,212 4.3 48.5

MI 6,122,753 749,714 334,598 5.5 44.6

MN 3,340,333 270,050 121,090 3.6 44.8

MS 1,788,212 264,876 110,694 6.2 41.8

MO 3,671,075 449,310 192,600 5.2 42.9

State Total Disability Cognitive

MT 614,806 67,840 27,930 4.5 41.2

NE 1,117,300 93,933 40,367 3.6 43.0

NV 1,688,466 166,295 58,699 3.5 35.3

NH 847,734 77,941 32,088 3.8 41.2

NJ 5,506,938 412,949 164,919 3.0 39.9

NM 1,252,249 147,060 63,784 5.1 43.4

NY 12,374,574 1,062,862 416,883 3.4 39.2

NC 5,939,488 687,820 276,187 4.7 40.2

ND 426,165 33,678 14,152 3.3 42.0

OH 7,101,086 816,572 361,512 5.1 44.3

OK 2,277,736 322,232 126,507 5.6 39.3

OR 2,428,380 279,001 125,000 5.1 44.8

PA 7,883,366 862,369 383,086 4.9 44.4

RI 670,434 64,693 30,159 4.5 46.6

SC 2,862,576 351,739 138,766 4.8 39.5

SD 491,514 47,498 18,573 3.8 39.1

TN 3,962,855 546,248 237,521 6.0 43.5

TX 15,623,903 1,572,066 595,338 3.8 37.9

UT 1,657,744 133,893 58,322 3.5 43.6

VT 404,163 41,854 20,486 5.1 48.9

VA 5,055,962 458,657 189,158 3.7 41.2

WA 4,297,899 457,528 212,804 5.0 46.5

WV 1,148,554 198,721 82,285 7.2 41.4

WI 3,549,651 327,040 138,446 3.9 42.3

WY 354,598 36,302 13,976 3.9 38.5

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Disability: 2011

State Total Disability Ambulatory

U.S. 194,946,315 19,988,156 10,267,907 5.3 51.4

AL 2,944,024 433,042 251,516 8.5 58.1

AK 454,580 44,003 22,473 4.9 51.1

AZ 3,845,434 375,002 187,940 4.9 50.1

AR 1,763,728 268,822 149,012 8.4 55.4

CA 23,607,468 1,879,561 912,875 3.9 48.6

CO 3,238,825 281,930 123,496 3.8 43.8

CT 2,227,298 185,373 90,488 4.1 48.8

DE 557,777 55,773 29,279 5.2 52.5

DC 435,158 36,735 19,032 4.4 51.8

FL 11,468,487 1,131,661 601,554 5.2 53.2

GA 6,088,938 663,904 357,964 5.9 53.9

HI 823,708 63,025 30,321 3.7 48.1

ID 938,531 100,818 47,864 5.1 47.5

IL 8,014,095 659,300 339,554 4.2 51.5

IN 4,004,670 459,135 235,583 5.9 51.3

IA 1,861,411 168,942 79,077 4.2 46.8

KS 1,728,449 181,978 88,213 5.1 48.5

KY 2,690,030 421,076 239,345 8.9 56.8

LA 2,805,080 384,372 209,491 7.5 54.5

ME 834,021 108,156 48,070 5.8 44.4

MD 3,684,538 305,903 156,934 4.3 51.3

MA 4,223,139 373,361 176,572 4.2 47.3

MI 6,122,753 749,714 383,889 6.3 51.2

MN 3,340,333 270,050 112,833 3.4 41.8

MS 1,788,212 264,876 154,552 8.6 58.3

MO 3,671,075 449,310 239,135 6.5 53.2

State Total Disability Ambulatory

MT 614,806 67,840 33,955 5.5 50.1

NE 1,117,300 93,933 43,404 3.9 46.2

NV 1,688,466 166,295 91,377 5.4 54.9

NH 847,734 77,941 36,266 4.3 46.5

NJ 5,506,938 412,949 210,874 3.8 51.1

NM 1,252,249 147,060 79,128 6.3 53.8

NY 12,374,574 1,062,862 558,555 4.5 52.6

NC 5,939,488 687,820 370,818 6.2 53.9

ND 426,165 33,678 14,742 3.5 43.8

OH 7,101,086 816,572 425,870 6.0 52.2

OK 2,277,736 322,232 174,364 7.7 54.1

OR 2,428,380 279,001 134,553 5.5 48.2

PA 7,883,366 862,369 432,970 5.5 50.2

RI 670,434 64,693 30,989 4.6 47.9

SC 2,862,576 351,739 196,747 6.9 55.9

SD 491,514 47,498 22,156 4.5 46.6

TN 3,962,855 546,248 298,862 7.5 54.7

TX 15,623,903 1,572,066 809,866 5.2 51.5

UT 1,657,744 133,893 59,843 3.6 44.7

VT 404,163 41,854 17,057 4.2 40.8

VA 5,055,962 458,657 244,091 4.8 53.2

WA 4,297,899 457,528 213,828 5.0 46.7

WV 1,148,554 198,721 117,413 10.2 59.1

WI 3,549,651 327,040 151,395 4.3 46.3

WY 354,598 36,302 15,330 4.3 42.2

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Table 1.12: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Self-Care

Disability: 2011

State Total Disability Self-Care

U.S. 194,946,315 19,988,156 3,698,036 1.9 18.5

AL 2,944,024 433,042 81,536 2.8 18.8

AK 454,580 44,003 7,344 1.6 16.7

AZ 3,845,434 375,002 72,884 1.9 19.4

AR 1,763,728 268,822 45,903 2.6 17.1

CA 23,607,468 1,879,561 382,107 1.6 20.3

CO 3,238,825 281,930 43,635 1.3 15.5

CT 2,227,298 185,373 32,060 1.4 17.3

DE 557,777 55,773 9,149 1.6 16.4

DC 435,158 36,735 6,451 1.5 17.6

FL 11,468,487 1,131,661 214,999 1.9 19.0

GA 6,088,938 663,904 127,409 2.1 19.2

HI 823,708 63,025 11,292 1.4 17.9

ID 938,531 100,818 17,564 1.9 17.4

IL 8,014,095 659,300 123,229 1.5 18.7

IN 4,004,670 459,135 78,348 2.0 17.1

IA 1,861,411 168,942 26,862 1.4 15.9

KS 1,728,449 181,978 35,021 2.0 19.2

KY 2,690,030 421,076 81,415 3.0 19.3

LA 2,805,080 384,372 75,209 2.7 19.6

ME 834,021 108,156 15,057 1.8 13.9

MD 3,684,538 305,903 57,074 1.5 18.7

MA 4,223,139 373,361 69,023 1.6 18.5

MI 6,122,753 749,714 151,103 2.5 20.2

MN 3,340,333 270,050 46,665 1.4 17.3

MS 1,788,212 264,876 53,244 3.0 20.1

MO 3,671,075 449,310 74,631 2.0 16.6

State Total Disability Self-Care

MT 614,806 67,840 11,743 1.9 17.3

NE 1,117,300 93,933 15,142 1.4 16.1

NV 1,688,466 166,295 31,040 1.8 18.7

NH 847,734 77,941 10,773 1.3 13.8

NJ 5,506,938 412,949 82,830 1.5 20.1

NM 1,252,249 147,060 26,576 2.1 18.1

NY 12,374,574 1,062,862 188,807 1.5 17.8

NC 5,939,488 687,820 134,096 2.3 19.5

ND 426,165 33,678 5,086 1.2 15.1

OH 7,101,086 816,572 143,838 2.0 17.6

OK 2,277,736 322,232 55,028 2.4 17.1

OR 2,428,380 279,001 47,913 2.0 17.2

PA 7,883,366 862,369 159,014 2.0 18.4

RI 670,434 64,693 11,242 1.7 17.4

SC 2,862,576 351,739 71,227 2.5 20.2

SD 491,514 47,498 6,739 1.4 14.2

TN 3,962,855 546,248 102,940 2.6 18.8

TX 15,623,903 1,572,066 291,908 1.9 18.6

UT 1,657,744 133,893 23,892 1.4 17.8

VT 404,163 41,854 5,764 1.4 13.8

VA 5,055,962 458,657 84,617 1.7 18.4

WA 4,297,899 457,528 82,351 1.9 18.0

WV 1,148,554 198,721 35,039 3.1 17.6

WI 3,549,651 327,040 56,495 1.6 17.3

WY 354,598 36,302 4,740 1.3 13.1

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Living Disability: 2011

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2011 American Community Survey, American FactFinder, Table B18120; <http://factfinder.census2.gov>; (accessed

State Total Disability Independent Living Disability

U.S. 194,946,315 19,988,156 7,104,312 3.6 35.5

AL 2,944,024 433,042 158,519 5.4 36.6

AK 454,580 44,003 12,076 2.7 27.4

AZ 3,845,434 375,002 138,667 3.6 37.0

AR 1,763,728 268,822 90,278 5.1 33.6

CA 23,607,468 1,879,561 697,050 3.0 37.1

CO 3,238,825 281,930 85,055 2.6 30.2

CT 2,227,298 185,373 64,992 2.9 35.1

DE 557,777 55,773 20,376 3.7 36.5

DC 435,158 36,735 11,869 2.7 32.3

FL 11,468,487 1,131,661 416,861 3.6 36.8

GA 6,088,938 663,904 238,680 3.9 36.0

HI 823,708 63,025 21,347 2.6 33.9

ID 938,531 100,818 32,356 3.4 32.1

IL 8,014,095 659,300 244,568 3.1 37.1

IN 4,004,670 459,135 157,123 3.9 34.2

IA 1,861,411 168,942 55,709 3.0 33.0

KS 1,728,449 181,978 62,043 3.6 34.1

KY 2,690,030 421,076 153,947 5.7 36.6

LA 2,805,080 384,372 133,456 4.8 34.7

ME 834,021 108,156 36,335 4.4 33.6

MD 3,684,538 305,903 111,718 3.0 36.5

MA 4,223,139 373,361 143,244 3.4 38.4

MI 6,122,753 749,714 288,286 4.7 38.5

MN 3,340,333 270,050 90,543 2.7 33.5

MS 1,788,212 264,876 96,766 5.4 36.5

MO 3,671,075 449,310 155,970 4.2 34.7

State Total Disability Independent Living Disability

MT 614,806 67,840 22,807 3.7 33.6

NE 1,117,300 93,933 30,064 2.7 32.0

NV 1,688,466 166,295 56,435 3.3 33.9

NH 847,734 77,941 25,425 3.0 32.6

NJ 5,506,938 412,949 155,248 2.8 37.6

NM 1,252,249 147,060 51,458 4.1 35.0

NY 12,374,574 1,062,862 371,946 3.0 35.0

NC 5,939,488 687,820 245,976 4.1 35.8

ND 426,165 33,678 8,714 2.0 25.9

OH 7,101,086 816,572 289,006 4.1 35.4

OK 2,277,736 322,232 105,544 4.6 32.8

OR 2,428,380 279,001 87,394 3.6 31.3

PA 7,883,366 862,369 320,883 4.1 37.2

RI 670,434 64,693 22,408 3.3 34.6

SC 2,862,576 351,739 127,364 4.4 36.2

SD 491,514 47,498 14,538 3.0 30.6

TN 3,962,855 546,248 210,024 5.3 38.4

TX 15,623,903 1,572,066 516,030 3.3 32.8

UT 1,657,744 133,893 46,872 2.8 35.0

VT 404,163 41,854 13,469 3.3 32.2

VA 5,055,962 458,657 156,620 3.1 34.1

WA 4,297,899 457,528 156,438 3.6 34.2

WV 1,148,554 198,721 73,886 6.4 37.2

WI 3,549,651 327,040 108,872 3.1 33.3

WY 354,598 36,302 10,791 3.0 29.7

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Section 1: Population and

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Table 1.1: Resident Population—States: 2008 to 2011

Table 1.2: State Resident Population—Projections: 2015 to 2030

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Table 1.3: Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2011

Table 1.4: Civilians Ages Under Five Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability

Status: 2011

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Table 1.5: Civilians Ages Five to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability

Status: 2011

Table 1.6: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability

Status: 2011

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Table 1.7: Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability

Status: 2011

Table 1.8: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Hearing

Disability: 2011

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Table 1.9: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Vision Disability:

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Table 1.10: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Cognitive

Disability: 2011

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Table 1.11: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Ambulatory

Disability: 2011

Table 1.12: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Self-Care

Disability: 2011

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Table 1.13: Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States—Independent

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