Monthly Medicaid Enrollment

The number of people who are enrolled in Medicaid in a month, as of September of each year.

Good health is important to everyone. Medicaid makes it possible for low-income individuals and families to get needed care to get healthy and stay healthy. Monitoring monthly Medicaid enrollment provides an indication of the economic capacity of a population to obtain health care.

In 2022, the percentage of Monthly Medicaid Enrollment in Alachua County was 19.3 compared to Florida at 24.5. The line graph shows change over time when there are at least three years of data.

Alachua County is in the second quartile for this measure. This means that relative to other counties in Florida, there are more Monthly Medicaid Enrollment in about half of the counties, and less in about one quarter of the counties.

The map illustrates county data by quartile. A quartile map is presented when there are at least 51 counties with data for this measure.

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Alachua County

County

Year

Count/Rate

Monthly Medicaid Enrollment, Single Year

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Monthly Medicaid Enrollment, Percentage of Population, Single Year

Monthly Medicaid Enrollment, Percentage of Population, Single Year
	Alachua				Florida
Data Year	Count	Denom	Percent (%)	MOV	Count	Denom	Percent (%)	MOV
2022	56,141	290,623	19.3^*	0.1	5,472,977	22,329,178	24.5	0.0
2021	52,050	275,435	18.9^*	0.1	4,939,359	22,005,587	22.4	0.0
2020	46,047	270,405	17.0^*	0.1	4,315,244	21,640,766	19.9	0.0
2019	41,273	266,649	15.5^*	0.1	3,766,453	21,268,553	17.7	0.0
2018	41,802	263,753	15.8^*	0.1	3,846,917	20,957,705	18.4	0.0
2017	42,493	259,349	16.4^*	0.1	4,030,447	20,555,728	19.6	0.0
2016	42,030	257,478	16.3^*	0.1	3,979,899	20,231,092	19.7	0.0
2015	41,621	255,631	16.3^*	0.1	3,959,891	19,897,762	19.9	0.0
2014	38,899	251,760	15.5^*	0.1	3,714,376	19,579,871	19.0	0.0
2013	37,786	248,526	15.2^*	0.1	3,611,417	19,314,396	18.7	0.0
2012	35,079	246,893	14.2^*	0.1	3,352,966	19,118,938	17.5	0.0
2011	33,640	247,151	13.6^*	0.1	3,128,693	18,941,742	16.5	0.0
2010	32,381	247,669	13.1^*	0.1	2,995,439	18,820,280	15.9	0.0
2009	30,323	246,489	12.3^*	0.1	2,678,520	18,711,844	14.3	0.0
2008	30,082	244,664	12.3^*	0.1	2,637,603	18,636,837	14.2	0.0
2007	26,204	242,215	10.8^*	0.1	2,109,988	18,500,958	11.4	0.0
2006	27,522	238,704	11.5^*	0.1	2,186,843	18,237,596	12.0	0.0
2005	28,842	233,859	12.3	0.1	2,216,268	17,876,663	12.4	0.0
2004	27,749	229,846	12.1^*	0.1	2,144,415	17,476,489	12.3	0.0
2003	28,513	226,976	12.6^*	0.1	2,056,610	17,074,368	12.0	0.0

Florida

Year

Monthly Medicaid Enrollment, Percent of Population, 2022

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Monthly Medicaid Enrollment, Percent of Population, 2022 MOV Graph

Monthly Medicaid Enrollment, Percent of Population, 2022
County	Count	Denom	Percent (%)	MOV
Florida	5,472,977	22,329,178	24.5	0.0
Alachua	56,141	290,623	19.3^*	0.1
Baker	8,209	29,186	28.1^*	0.5
Bay	47,217	180,774	26.1^*	0.2
Bradford	8,209	27,818	29.5^*	0.5
Brevard	125,497	628,035	20.0^*	0.1
Broward	466,433	1,973,386	23.6^*	0.1
Calhoun	4,306	13,690	31.5^*	0.8
Charlotte	32,998	194,603	17.0^*	0.2
Citrus	38,771	157,828	24.6	0.2
Clay	48,036	225,527	21.3^*	0.2
Collier	63,649	390,944	16.3^*	0.1
Columbia	24,043	70,444	34.1^*	0.4
Miami-Dade	926,723	2,767,962	33.5^*	0.1
DeSoto	10,726	34,098	31.5^*	0.5
Dixie	6,078	16,873	36.0^*	0.7
Duval	284,262	1,040,655	27.3^*	0.1
Escambia	87,328	327,595	26.7^*	0.2
Flagler	24,892	124,368	20.0^*	0.2
Franklin	2,930	12,501	23.4^*	0.7
Gadsden	15,290	43,895	34.8^*	0.4
Gilchrist	5,375	18,432	29.2^*	0.7
Glades	1,431	12,168	11.8^*	0.6
Gulf	3,391	15,025	22.6^*	0.7
Hamilton	4,786	12,808	37.4^*	0.8
Hardee	10,652	25,259	42.2^*	0.6
Hendry	17,837	41,360	43.1^*	0.5
Hernando	55,271	199,429	27.7^*	0.2
Highlands	31,346	102,942	30.5^*	0.3
Hillsborough	403,365	1,526,626	26.4^*	0.1
Holmes	6,624	19,724	33.6^*	0.7
Indian River	31,484	164,306	19.2^*	0.2
Jackson	14,958	47,322	31.6^*	0.4
Jefferson	3,380	14,786	22.9^*	0.7
Lafayette	2,003	7,763	25.8^*	1.0
Lake	86,390	417,576	20.7^*	0.1
Lee	181,778	807,798	22.5^*	0.1
Leon	58,274	299,825	19.4^*	0.1
Levy	13,356	44,282	30.2^*	0.4
Liberty	2,125	7,180	29.6^*	1.1
Madison	5,973	18,342	32.6^*	0.7
Manatee	80,189	423,957	18.9^*	0.1
Marion	109,538	387,875	28.2^*	0.1
Martin	24,002	160,196	15.0^*	0.2
Monroe	14,028	83,745	16.8^*	0.3
Nassau	15,763	95,907	16.4^*	0.2
Okaloosa	39,990	215,772	18.5^*	0.2
Okeechobee	14,694	38,977	37.7^*	0.5
Orange	368,992	1,495,047	24.7^*	0.1
Osceola	144,769	426,772	33.9^*	0.1
Palm Beach	320,263	1,519,461	21.1^*	0.1
Pasco	135,373	592,035	22.9^*	0.1
Pinellas	186,576	970,499	19.2^*	0.1
Polk	246,243	772,658	31.9^*	0.1
Putnam	28,864	73,947	39.0^*	0.4
St. Johns	30,521	299,827	10.2^*	0.1
St. Lucie	91,992	351,381	26.2^*	0.1
Santa Rosa	34,235	196,814	17.4^*	0.2
Sarasota	65,503	449,988	14.6^*	0.1
Seminole	84,203	485,395	17.3^*	0.1
Sumter	15,865	140,188	11.3^*	0.2
Suwannee	15,758	44,078	35.8^*	0.4
Taylor	7,403	20,433	36.2^*	0.7
Union	3,807	15,629	24.4	0.7
Volusia	139,532	573,871	24.3^*	0.1
Wakulla	6,109	35,053	17.4^*	0.4
Walton	15,357	80,945	19.0^*	0.3
Washington	7,799	24,970	31.2^*	0.6

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Data Note(s)

FLHealthCHARTS.gov is provided by the Florida Department of Health, Division of Public Health Statistics and Performance Management.

Data Source: Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA)

Chart will display if there are at least three years of data.
Multi-year counts are a sum of the selected years, not an average.
Quartiles are calculated when data is available for at least 51 counties.
MOV - Measure of Variability: Probable range of values resulting from random fluctuations in the number of events. Not calculated when numerator is below 5 or denominator is below 20, or count or rate is suppressed. The MOV is useful for comparing rates to a goal or standard. For example, if the absolute difference between the county rate and the statewide rate is less than the MOV, the county rate is not significantly different from the statewide rate (alpha level = 0.05). When the absolute difference between the county rate and the statewide rate is greater than the MOV, the county rate is significantly different from the statewide rate. MOV should not be used to determine if the rates of two different counties, or the county rates for two different years, are statistically significantly different.
Denom - abbreviated for Denominator.
Population estimates are not available for persons whose county of residence is unknown. Given this, the denominator and associated rate are not available.
* - Indicates the county rate is statistically significantly different from the statewide rate.

The monthly Medicaid enrollment is the number of reported enrollees as of September of each year.
This is secondary, quantitative data.
All population-based rates are calculated using July 1 Florida population estimates from the Florida Legislature, Office of Economic and Demographic Research.

		Florida Department of Health Bureau of Community Health Assessment Division of Public Health Statistics and Performance Management


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