TABLE 5a. Estimated percent reporting routine doctor visits in the past year among adults1 with current2 asthma by state/territory – BRFSS Asthma Call-back Survey Land Line Sample, United States, 2011

State/Territory	Sample size^±	One or more routine visits				No routine visits³
State/Territory	Sample size^±	Sample size	%	SE^§	95% CI^†	Sample size	%	SE	95% CI
Alabama	190	115	49.6	7.5	(34.9 – 64.3)	75	50.4	7.5	(35.7 – 65.1)
Arizona	232	135	59.8	7.4	(45.3 – 74.3)	97	40.2	7.4	(25.7 – 54.7)
California	506	282	48.1	3.6	(41.0 – 55.2)	224	51.9	3.6	(44.8 – 59.0)
Connecticut	248	160	65.4	5.2	(55.2 – 75.6)	88	34.6	5.2	(24.4 – 44.8)
District of Columbia	151	99	61.1	7.2	(47.0 – 75.2)	52	38.9	7.2	(24.8 – 53.0)
Florida	357	235	58.3	6.2	(46.1 – 70.5)	122	41.7	6.2	(29.5 – 53.9)
Georgia	261	158	46.3	6.3	(34.0 – 58.6)	103	53.7	6.3	(41.4 – 66.0)
Hawaii	241	111	36.4	5.2	(26.2 – 46.6)	130	63.6	5.2	(53.4 – 73.8)
Illinois	176	94	45.7	7.4	(31.2 – 60.2)	82	54.3	7.4	(39.8 – 68.8)
Indiana	326	195	54.0	4.6	(45.0 – 63.0)	131	46.0	4.6	(37.0 – 55.0)
Iowa	194	117	56.2	6.4	(43.7 – 68.7)	77	43.8	6.4	(31.3 – 56.3)
Kansas	722	428	52.5	3.6	(45.4 – 59.6)	294	47.5	3.6	(40.4 – 54.6)
Louisiana	263	176	60.2	7.8	(44.9 – 75.5)	87	39.8	7.8	(24.5 – 55.1)
Maine	269	165	64.2	4.9	(54.6 – 73.8)	104	35.8	4.9	(26.2 – 45.4)
Maryland	206	126	56.7	5.9	(45.1 – 68.3)	80	43.3	5.9	(31.7 – 54.9)
Massachusetts	237	147	52.4	6.7	(39.3 – 65.5)	90	47.6	6.7	(34.5 – 60.7)
Michigan	490	309	59.2	4.4	(50.6 – 67.8)	181	40.8	4.4	(32.2 – 49.4)
Mississippi	262	175	51.2	6.4	(38.7 – 63.7)	87	48.8	6.4	(36.3 – 61.3)
Missouri	218	134	52.1	6.3	(39.8 – 64.4)	84	47.9	6.3	(35.6 – 60.2)
Montana	333	168	40.2	4.3	(31.8 – 48.6)	165	59.8	4.3	(51.4 – 68.2)
Nebraska	668	343	45.2	3.8	(37.8 – 52.6)	325	54.8	3.8	(47.4 – 62.2)
Nevada	135	82	55.9	8.8	(38.7 – 73.1)	53	44.1	8.8	(26.9 – 61.3)
New Hampshire	221	135	52.7	6.2	(40.5 – 64.9)	86	47.3	6.2	(35.1 – 59.5)
New Jersey	345	242	61.5	5.0	(51.7 – 71.3)	103	38.5	5.0	(28.7 – 48.3)
New Mexico	314	186	49.5	5.5	(38.7 – 60.3)	128	50.5	5.5	(39.7 – 61.3)
New York	130	82	61.7	7.0	(48.0 – 75.4)	48	38.3	7.0	(24.6 – 52.0)
North Carolina	228	147	60.7	5.8	(49.3 – 72.1)	81	39.3	5.8	(27.9 – 50.7)
North Dakota	175	96	52.6	7.3	(38.3 – 66.9)	79	47.4	7.3	(33.1 – 61.7)
Ohio	324	214	63.7	4.9	(54.1 – 73.3)	110	36.3	4.9	(26.7 – 45.9)
Oklahoma	291	180	53.7	5.0	(43.9 – 63.5)	111	46.3	5.0	(36.5 – 56.1)
Oregon	176	107	60.6	7.7	(45.5 – 75.7)	69	39.4	7.7	(24.3 – 54.5)
Pennsylvania	370	250	53.7	4.9	(44.1 – 63.3)	120	46.3	4.9	(36.7 – 55.9)
Rhode Island	247	161	57.9	5.6	(46.9 – 68.9)	86	42.1	5.6	(31.1 – 53.1)
Texas	510	320	57.5	4.8	(48.1 – 66.9)	190	42.5	4.8	(33.1 – 51.9)
Utah	412	242	56.6	4.8	(47.2 – 66.0)	170	43.4	4.8	(34.0 – 52.8)
Vermont	304	171	57.5	4.5	(48.7 – 66.3)	133	42.5	4.5	(33.7 – 51.3)
Washington	654	318	46.7	3.4	(40.0 – 53.4)	336	53.3	3.4	(46.6 – 60.0)
West Virginia	196	127	59.5	5.5	(48.7 – 70.3)	69	40.5	5.5	(29.7 – 51.3)
Wisconsin	244	146	55.3	6.0	(43.5 – 67.1)	98	44.7	6.0	(32.9 – 56.5)
Puerto Rico	289	122	30.9	4.2	(22.7 – 39.1)	167	69.1	4.2	(60.9 – 77.3)
40 state total	12,115	7,200	54.6	1.2	(52.2 – 57.0)	4,915	45.4	1.2	(43.0 – 47.8)
Median			55.6				44.4
Range			30.9-65.4				34.6-69.1

¹ Aged ≥ 18 years
² Reported any of the following during the past year: asthma medication use, asthma symptoms, or MD visits for asthma
^± Landline sample size excludes “DK/Refused”
^§ Standard error
^† Confidence interval
N/A: Estimate not available (N/A) if the unweighted sample size for the denominator was < 50 or if the relative standard error was > .30