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Canonical indicator / state-health-leader-share

State leading-insurer share

Largest insurer's share of the ACA-regulated individual market in each state.

Geographic screensPercentCalendar or release year2024

Snapshot median

47.0%Middle of 51 bounded observations
Observations
51
51 bounded entities
Coverage
2024
1 observed period
Sources
1
KFF
Exact pair
r 0.959
51 entity-period matches

01 / Measurement contract

Definition before comparison

The unit, universe, period, and source boundary travel with every observation.

What this series measures

Largest insurer's share of the ACA-regulated individual market in each state.

State indicators describe the 2024 ACA-regulated individual health insurance market only. They do not measure a state's overall economy or employer-sponsored insurance.
Indicator ID
state-health-leader-share
Unit
Percent
Observation dimension
Jurisdiction
Grouping field
Census region
Period basis
Calendar or release year
Ranking contract
Use the latest available row for each entity

02 / Observed variation

Entity distribution and ranked anchors

2024; absent and withheld values do not enter the distribution.

Minimum
23.0%
25th percentile
37.5%
Median
47.0%
75th percentile
57.0%
Maximum
81.0%

Observed variation

Each view keeps the same indicator, unit, and evidence boundary.
Selected interval28.8% to 34.6%8 observations / 15.7% of the snapshot
Ranked reference rowsPercent
  1. 01District of ColumbiaDC / 202481.0%
  2. 02DelawareDE / 202475.0%
  3. 03IowaIA / 202475.0%
  4. 04AlaskaAK / 202474.0%
  5. 05New HampshireNH / 202473.0%
  6. 06UtahUT / 202470.0%
  7. 07WyomingWY / 202469.0%
  8. 08VermontVT / 202468.0%
  9. 50WisconsinWI / 202425.0%
  10. 51OhioOH / 202423.0%

03 / Coverage and quality

Where the series has evidence

Observed rows are counted explicitly by period, group, verification status, and confidence level.

Period ledger1 observed period
202451 entities511 source
Evidence stateAll indicator observations

Data status

100.0%Estimated public / 51

Confidence

100.0%High / 51
Census regionLatest bounded snapshot, largest groups first
GroupRowsAverageRange
South1751.1%38.0% to 81.0%
West1346.3%26.0% to 74.0%
Midwest1243.6%23.0% to 75.0%
Northeast952.1%30.0% to 73.0%

04 / Exact paired lens

State HHI and leading-insurer share

State HHI and largest-insurer share for the same 2024 ACA individual market.

Same entity + same period0.959Pearson correlation across 51 exact pairs

-1 inverse 0 +1 aligned

Pairing rule
Same jurisdiction, market scope, and calendar year
Companion indicator
State HHI
Matched current-series rows
51 / 51 (100.0%)
Unpaired current-series rows
0; excluded from correlation

Interpretation boundaryState indicators describe the 2024 ACA-regulated individual health insurance market only. They do not measure a state's overall economy or employer-sponsored insurance. Association between the two measures does not establish causation.

05 / Source custody

Evidence behind the series

1 source family, 0 contextual references, and 1 encoded methodology note.

Reusable indicator packetExact rows, stable identifier, and explicit route contract
Canonical URL
/indicators/state-health-leader-share
Indicator filter
indicator=state-health-leader-share
License
Antitrust Radar compilation: CC BY 4.0; upstream terms remain in force
Method notes encoded on rowsNo inferred methodology is substituted
  1. 01

    KFF analysis of Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) Part 1 data from the Health Coverage Portal maintained by Mark Farrah Associates. HHI is the source-reported state-level value for the ACA-regulated individual market; firm-level shares are not re-derived here.

Indicator evidence guardrail

One measure, one contract

This profile documents one bounded indicator at a time. Its ranks, distributions, histories, and paired views remain inside the stated universe, period basis, source, unit, and methodology; they are descriptive research screens, not legal findings or components of a composite score.

State indicators describe the 2024 ACA-regulated individual health insurance market only. They do not measure a state's overall economy or employer-sponsored insurance.

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