Health Insurance Coverage in Florida

ACS 2024 5-Year Estimates

Health Insurance Coverage
88.5% −3.5% vs nat'l
Rank #49 of 52
6th %ile

How Florida Compares

Florida
88.5%
National
91.7%
3.5% below

State Ranking

Rank State Value
#46 Alaska 89.0%
#47 Wyoming 88.7%
#48 Nevada 88.6%
#49 Florida 88.5%
#50 Georgia 87.6%
#51 Oklahoma 87.1%
#52 Texas 82.9%
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Highest Insurance Counties in Florida

# County Insurance
1 Sumter County 94.8%
2 St. Johns County 94.7%
3 Wakulla County 93.2%
4 Nassau County 92.8%
5 Alachua County 92.6%
6 Leon County 92.6%
7 Union County 92.2%
8 Clay County 91.8%
9 Liberty County 91.8%
10 Gulf County 91.7%

Lowest Insurance Counties in Florida

# County Insurance
67 Glades County 77.2%
66 Hendry County 78.3%
65 Hardee County 79.9%
64 DeSoto County 80.1%
63 Calhoun County 82.4%
62 Okeechobee County 82.8%
61 Dixie County 82.9%
60 Franklin County 83.3%
59 Gadsden County 84.3%
58 Walton County 85.3%

Health Insurance Coverage in Florida

Florida has a health insurance coverage of 88.5%, ranking #49 of 52 among all 52 states and territories. This is 3.5% below the national value of 91.7%.

Across Florida's 67 counties, health insurance coverage ranges from 77.2% to 94.8%. The county with the highest value is Sumter County at 94.8%.

Percentage of the population with health insurance coverage.

About this data

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2024). All values are estimates derived from survey samples and are subject to margin of error. For more information, see our methodology.