Impact of Health Care Reform on Uninsured American Indians and Alaska Natives in 33 States

Jan 30, 2026

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This presentation analyzes the effects of health care reform on uninsured American Indians and Alaska Natives in 33 states, focusing on data from the 2008-2010 American Community Survey. It highlights insurance and income distribution trends, revealing that 45% have private insurance, 25% are uninsured, and significant portions rely on IHS (6%), Medicare (11%), and Medicaid (28%). The findings are critical for understanding healthcare access disparities within these populations and evaluating the effectiveness of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in improving health outcomes.

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Impact of Health Care Reform on Uninsured American Indians and Alaska Natives in 33 States

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Health Care Reform: Measuring its impact on uninsured American Indians & Alaska Natives33 States with Large Indian PopulationsNorth CarolinaAugust 31, 2012Presentation of American Community Survey Estimates Review of New Data from the 2008-2010 American Community Survey on rates of insurance and income distribution for Alaska Natives and American Indians 33 State ACA AIAN Data Project ACA/AIAN33

North Carolina: Uninsured, IHP access to services, & insurance coverage • Private (45%) Uninsured (25%) • IHS • (6%) • Medicare (11%) • Medicaid • (28%)