Figure HHS-12
Federal Medicaid Program - Interstate Comparisons
Ten Most Populous States
Federal Fiscal Year 1998
	Medicaid as a Percentage of State's Budget	Population		Annual Eligibles as a Percentage  of  Total Population	Annual Users as a Percentage of Total Population	Expenditures, Total Funds (Dollars in Millions)			Unduplicated Annual Eligibles		Expenditures Per Eligible		FMAP Percentage
All States	19.5	########		15.3	13.0	$161,097	########		41,361,532		$3,895
California	16.0	########		18.9	15.1	16,671	4,854,546		6,191,269		2,693		51.23
Texas	24.1	########		13.6	13.1	10,383	2,538,655		2,680,583		3,873		62.28
New York	33.0	########		19.3	17.4	23,659	3,151,837		3,500,292		6,759		50.00
Florida	15.2	########		13.7	10.9	6,560	1,597,461		2,040,541		3,215		55.65
Pennsylvania	26.4	########		14.3	8.5	8,995	1,024,993		1,720,000		5,230		53.39
Illinois	23.0	########		14.8	11.7	6,800	1,399,960		1,784,159		3,811		50.00
Ohio	20.9	########		12.5	12.5	7,201	1,395,540		1,402,364		5,135		58.14
Michigan	19.6	9,779,984		13.8	11.6	5,884	1,132,783		1,354,718		4,343		53.58
New Jersey	21.9	8,058,384		10.6	6.7	5,562	537,890		857,898		6,483		50.00
Georgia	16.9	7,489,982		16.0	16.1	3,736	1,208,445		1,223,439		3,054		60.84
Sources:  National Association of State Budget Officers, the US Census Bureau, and the federal Department of Health and
Human Services, Health Care Financing Administration