The evidence suggests that SSDI applicants have lower health insurance coverage rates for up to three years before application than non-applicants, and one-quarter of SSDI beneficiaries go uninsured during the waiting period.
In a statement, the agency said the number of those affected by the hack included 19.7 million individuals who applied for a background investigation "and 1.8 million non-applicants, predominantly spouses or co-habitants of applicants".
The unveiling of the word was once an event of such excitement that even non-applicants reportedly gathered outside the college each year, waiting for news to waft out.
5With the expansion of DI, the size of the population of non-applicants will shrink.
Presumably this should mean the remaining non-applicants are more capable of doing work.
Fewer of the non-applicants report being in poor or fair health and they cite fewer functional limitations or ADL problems than do the other two groups.
Since that population of JASA was composed of applicants to the sports insurance system, non-applicants were excluded in the report, and minor injuries were not included.
Estimating the decompositions requires information about fractions of non-applicants, denied applicants, and beneficiaries, as well as their respective employment rates.
In 1990, the employment rate was 61.1percentt for non-applicants, 34.1percentt for denied applicants, and 5.7percentt for beneficiaries14.
Non-applicants tend to be better educated, more likely to be white, and less likely to be black than either the denied applicants or beneficiaries.
In a second step, we use these weights to calculate weighted averages or percentages for each applicant category (non-applicants, denied applicants, and beneficiaries).
