2020 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium | Annual Disability Statistics Compendium

Section 2: Functioning

This section expands upon Section 1: Population and Prevalence to provide more details about prevalence by disability types. It presents the prevalence of people with multiple disability types, specifically those who have a functional limitation (vision, hearing, ambulatory, or cognitive disabilities) as well as an activity of daily living disability (self-care disabilities) and/or an instrumental activity of daily living disability (independent living disabilities). Self-care disabilities are defined as difficulties with activities that promote well-being and health, such as bathing or dressing. Independent living disabilities are defined as difficulties with doing activities alone that promote self-determination and self-respect, such as visiting a doctor's office or shopping. Activities of daily living and instrumental activities of daily living can be proxies for whether the environment is enabling or disabling. For example, a person with vision disabilities may identify as also having self-care disabilities in an unsupportive environment but may not report a self-care disabilities in an environment with adequate accommodations. Self-care and independent living disabilities can occur at the same time or exclusive of one another (e.g., an individual can have difficulties bathing but is able to go shopping alone).

The source of these data is the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey. Statistics for people with disabilities (disability status or disability type) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey (see the glossary for more details). Please note that this section focuses on people ages 18-64.

Tables

Table 2.1: In 2019, in the United States an estimated 641,692 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both vision disabilities and self-care disabilities (or 16.9 percent). 1,118,270 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both vision disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 29.5 percent).

Table 2.2: In 2019, in the United States an estimated 554,532 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had vision disabilities and both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 14.6 percent). 87,160 people ages 18-64 with vision disabilities had self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities (or 2.3 percent). 563,738 people ages 18-64 with vision disabilities had independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities (or 14.8 percent).

Table 2.3: In 2019, in the United States an estimated 483,603 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both hearing disabilities and self-care disabilities (or 12.4 percent). Also, 784,064 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both vision disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 20.1 percent).

Table 2.4: In 2019, in the United States an estimated 394,697 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had hearing disabilities as well as both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 10.1 percent). 88,906 people ages 18-64 with hearing disabilities had self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities (or 2.2 percent). 389,367 people ages 18-64 with hearing disabilities had independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities (or 10.0 percent).

Table 2.5: In 2019, in the United States an estimated 2,907,280 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both ambulatory disabilities and self-care disabilities (or 31.3 percent). 4,105,480 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both ambulatory disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 44.3 percent).

Table 2.6: In 2019, in the United States an estimated 2,334,985 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had ambulatory disabilities as well as both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 25.2 percent). 572,295 people ages 18-64 with ambulatory disabilities had self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities (or 6.1 percent). 1,770,495 people ages 18-64 with ambulatory disabilities had independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities (or 19.1 percent).

Table 2.7: In 2019, in the United States an estimated 1,929,381 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both cognitive disabilities and self-care disabilities (or 21.1 percent). 4,463,832 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both cognitive disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 48.9 percent).

Table 2.8: In 2019, in the United States an estimated 1,705,172 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had cognitive disabilities as well as both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 18.7 percent). 224,209 people ages 18-64 with cognitive disabilities had self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities (or 2.4 percent). 2,758,660 people ages 18-64 with cognitive disabilities had independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities (or 30.2 percent).

State	Self-Care		Independent Living		State	Self-Care		Independent Living
Table 2.1 Functioning — Civilians Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community with Vision Disabilities who have either Self-Care Disabilities or Independent Living Disabilities for the United States and States: 2019
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]
U.S.	641,692	16.9	1,118,270	29.5	MO	13,176	15.8	26,559	31.8
AL	10,426	11.9	19,974	22.9	MT	1,664	17.5	3,045	32.1
AK	1,614	22.0	2,438	33.3	NE	3,379	18.4	5,196	28.3
AZ	13,847	15.7	24,218	27.5	NV	5,194	15.8	8,018	24.4
AR	12,212	22.7	18,718	34.9	NH	1,488	10.2	3,951	27.1
CA	65,707	18.3	100,407	28.0	NJ	11,857	14.8	22,003	27.6
CO	7,489	13.2	15,665	27.6	NM	9,393	24.2	12,187	31.4
CT	6,645	20.2	10,285	31.2	NY	40,154	21.6	60,166	32.3
DE	1,977	18.7	3,852	36.6	NC	25,390	20.7	39,387	32.1
DC	1,741	20.2	3,917	45.5	ND	484	5.8	1,918	23.3
FL	41,365	16.9	75,135	30.8	OH	22,033	16.0	39,695	28.9
GA	23,049	17.0	40,658	30.0	OK	12,016	17.0	19,531	27.6
HI	2,365	22.6	3,341	31.9	OR	6,542	13.6	15,317	32.0
ID	3,891	17.8	7,218	33.0	PA	29,952	18.7	50,354	31.5
IL	20,363	15.7	37,763	29.1	RI	1,272	13.3	3,119	32.7
IN	15,695	18.6	27,867	33.0	SC	15,848	19.4	25,610	31.3
IA	2,924	12.0	6,877	28.2	SD	955	8.8	1,921	17.8
KS	6,727	16.8	13,704	34.4	TN	16,030	15.1	29,275	27.7
KY	12,603	13.9	26,349	29.1	TX	65,088	17.7	105,372	28.8
LA	13,933	14.7	24,576	25.9	UT	3,275	14.8	6,944	31.5
ME	1,380	11.8	3,445	29.6	VT	1,496	19.4	3,054	39.6
MD	8,146	15.8	13,492	26.2	VA	15,857	16.2	29,640	30.4
MA	7,998	15.6	13,714	26.8	WA	12,217	16.6	22,575	30.6
MI	16,610	14.1	35,417	30.1	WV	5,753	15.4	10,207	27.3
MN	5,033	12.4	12,537	30.9	WI	8,781	17.5	13,949	27.8
MS	7,862	13.3	16,456	27.8	WY	796	11.0	1,254	17.3
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2020). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2020 (Table 2.1). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2019, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] Percent of people ages 18-64 with vision disabilities who also have self-care disabilities. [2] Percent of people ages 18-64 with vision disabilities who also have independent living disabilities.

State	Both Self-Care and Independent Living		Self-Care Only		Independent Living only		State	Both Self-Care and Independent Living		Self-Care Only		Independent Living only
Table 2.2 Functioning — Civilians Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community with Vision Disabilities who have Both or Only Self-Care Disabilities and Independent Living Disabilities for the United States and States: 2019
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]
U.S.	554,532	14.6	87,160	2.3	563,738	14.8	MO	10,966	13.1	2,210	2.6	15,593	18.7
AL	8,204	9.4	2,222	2.5	11,770	13.5	MT	1,256	13.2	408	4.3	1,789	18.9
AK	1,445	19.7	169	2.3	993	13.5	NE	2,058	11.2	1,321	7.1	3,138	17.0
AZ	11,236	12.7	2,611	2.9	12,982	14.7	NV	4,849	14.8	345	1.0	3,169	9.6
AR	9,452	17.6	2,760	5.1	9,266	17.2	NH	1,488	10.2	‡	‡	2,463	16.9
CA	57,597	16.0	8,110	2.2	42,810	11.9	NJ	10,956	13.7	901	1.1	11,047	13.8
CO	6,735	11.9	754	1.3	8,930	15.7	NM	8,341	21.5	1,052	2.7	3,846	9.9
CT	6,436	19.5	209	0.6	3,849	11.7	NY	36,411	19.6	3,743	2.0	23,755	12.7
DE	1,977	18.7	‡	‡	1,875	17.8	NC	21,044	17.1	4,346	3.5	18,343	14.9
DC	1,674	19.4	67	0.7	2,243	26.0	ND	484	5.8	‡	‡	1,434	17.4
FL	35,930	14.7	5,435	2.2	39,205	16.0	OH	17,107	12.4	4,926	3.5	22,588	16.4
GA	20,611	15.2	2,438	1.8	20,047	14.8	OK	10,563	14.9	1,453	2.0	8,968	12.7
HI	1,913	18.3	452	4.3	1,428	13.6	OR	6,166	12.8	376	0.7	9,151	19.1
ID	3,642	16.6	249	1.1	3,576	16.3	PA	24,699	15.4	5,253	3.2	25,655	16.0
IL	17,146	13.2	3,217	2.4	20,617	15.9	RI	1,130	11.8	142	1.4	1,989	20.8
IN	14,169	16.8	1,526	1.8	13,698	16.2	SC	13,788	16.9	2,060	2.5	11,822	14.4
IA	2,635	10.8	289	1.1	4,242	17.4	SD	443	4.1	512	4.7	1,478	13.7
KS	6,283	15.7	444	1.1	7,421	18.6	TN	13,369	12.6	2,661	2.5	15,906	15.0
KY	10,848	11.9	1,755	1.9	15,501	17.1	TX	56,142	15.3	8,946	2.4	49,230	13.4
LA	12,294	13.0	1,639	1.7	12,282	12.9	UT	3,101	14.0	174	0.7	3,843	17.4
ME	1,332	11.4	48	0.4	2,113	18.1	VT	1,265	16.4	231	2.9	1,789	23.2
MD	6,557	12.7	1,589	3.0	6,935	13.4	VA	14,172	14.5	1,685	1.7	15,468	15.8
MA	7,347	14.3	651	1.2	6,367	12.4	WA	10,005	13.5	2,212	3.0	12,570	17.0
MI	14,659	12.4	1,951	1.6	20,758	17.6	WV	5,020	13.4	733	1.9	5,187	13.9
MN	4,679	11.5	354	0.8	7,858	19.4	WI	7,113	14.1	1,668	3.3	6,836	13.6
MS	6,999	11.8	863	1.4	9,457	16.0	WY	796	11.0	‡	‡	458	6.3
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2020). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2020 (Table 2.2). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2019, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] Percent of people ages 18-64 with vision disabilities who also have both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities. [2] Percent of people ages 18-64 with vision disabilities who also have self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities. [3] Percent of people ages 18-64 with vision disabilities who also have independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities. ‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.

State	Self-Care		Independent Living		State	Self-Care		Independent Living
Table 2.3 Functioning — Civilians Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community with Hearing Disabilities who have either Self-Care Disabilities or Independent Living Disabilities for the United States and States: 2019
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]
U.S.	483,603	12.4	784,064	20.1	MO	9,869	11.1	19,107	21.5
AL	9,193	11.5	13,917	17.4	MT	1,303	8.7	2,452	16.4
AK	1,622	11.4	2,222	15.6	NE	3,684	13.2	3,396	12.1
AZ	9,399	10.9	15,855	18.4	NV	5,728	15.1	7,325	19.3
AR	8,929	16.5	11,519	21.3	NH	1,013	6.2	1,952	12.0
CA	48,710	13.5	79,875	22.2	NJ	9,091	14.2	16,075	25.1
CO	6,115	8.6	11,582	16.4	NM	6,010	17.1	8,100	23.1
CT	4,754	14.3	7,649	23.0	NY	29,584	17.3	39,137	22.9
DE	1,590	15.4	2,037	19.8	NC	17,834	14.5	29,087	23.7
DC	962	15.1	1,588	24.9	ND	1,563	14.1	1,606	14.5
FL	29,034	12.5	45,776	19.8	OH	16,869	11.1	30,415	20.0
GA	18,974	15.1	30,240	24.0	OK	8,118	11.2	13,321	18.4
HI	1,074	7.3	3,070	21.0	OR	4,053	6.4	9,605	15.1
ID	3,373	12.6	5,055	18.9	PA	21,014	12.7	33,651	20.4
IL	13,706	10.7	25,785	20.3	RI	444	3.3	1,482	11.2
IN	12,164	12.7	20,333	21.2	SC	9,828	14.8	15,428	23.3
IA	2,870	8.4	5,992	17.6	SD	1,283	8.6	2,046	13.7
KS	5,441	10.4	9,286	17.7	TN	14,414	12.4	25,570	22.0
KY	10,033	11.4	18,213	20.7	TX	47,654	14.3	67,539	20.4
LA	6,902	10.5	12,865	19.7	UT	2,434	7.7	5,187	16.5
ME	1,095	5.0	2,062	9.6	VT	1,442	14.7	2,970	30.4
MD	7,255	13.3	10,214	18.8	VA	13,149	12.8	21,306	20.7
MA	6,266	11.1	10,673	18.9	WA	9,768	9.9	16,360	16.5
MI	13,447	10.5	24,819	19.3	WV	5,323	12.2	9,372	21.4
MN	4,738	7.8	9,124	15.1	WI	7,608	10.8	10,503	14.9
MS	6,248	14.2	10,754	24.5	WY	629	7.3	567	6.6
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2020). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2020 (Table 2.3). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2019, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] Percent of people ages 18-64 with hearing disabilities who also have self-care disabilities. [2] Percent of people ages 18-64 with hearing disabilities who also have independent living disabilities.

State	Both Self-Care and Independent Living		Self-Care only		Independent Living only		State	Both Self-Care and Independent Living		Self-Care only		Independent Living only
Table 2.4 Functioning — Civilians Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community with Hearing Disabilities who have Both or Only Self-Care Disabilities and Independent Living Disabilities for the United States and States: 2019
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]
U.S.	394,697	10.1	88,906	2.2	389,367	10.0	MO	8,819	9.9	1,050	1.1	10,288	11.6
AL	7,282	9.1	1,911	2.4	6,635	8.3	MT	1,107	7.4	196	1.3	1,345	9.0
AK	1,453	10.2	169	1.1	769	5.4	NE	2,193	7.8	1,491	5.3	1,203	4.3
AZ	7,445	8.6	1,954	2.2	8,410	9.7	NV	5,164	13.6	564	1.4	2,161	5.7
AR	6,027	11.1	2,902	5.3	5,492	10.1	NH	942	5.8	71	0.4	1,010	6.2
CA	41,927	11.6	6,783	1.8	37,948	10.5	NJ	8,467	13.2	624	0.9	7,608	11.9
CO	5,219	7.3	896	1.2	6,363	9.0	NM	4,859	13.8	1,151	3.2	3,241	9.2
CT	4,457	13.4	297	0.8	3,192	9.6	NY	24,898	14.5	4,686	2.7	14,239	8.3
DE	1,396	13.5	194	1.8	641	6.2	NC	15,498	12.6	2,336	1.9	13,589	11.0
DC	962	15.1	‡	‡	626	9.8	ND	1,308	11.8	255	2.3	298	2.6
FL	23,059	9.9	5,975	2.5	22,717	9.8	OH	13,089	8.6	3,780	2.4	17,326	11.4
GA	16,427	13.0	2,547	2.0	13,813	11.0	OK	6,966	9.6	1,152	1.5	6,355	8.7
HI	931	6.3	143	0.9	2,139	14.6	OR	3,309	5.2	744	1.1	6,296	9.9
ID	2,554	9.5	819	3.0	2,501	9.3	PA	17,079	10.3	3,935	2.3	16,572	10.0
IL	10,172	8.0	3,534	2.7	15,613	12.2	RI	277	2.1	167	1.2	1,205	9.1
IN	9,849	10.2	2,315	2.4	10,484	10.9	SC	8,262	12.4	1,566	2.3	7,166	10.8
IA	2,313	6.8	557	1.6	3,679	10.8	SD	1,108	7.4	175	1.1	938	6.3
KS	4,055	7.7	1,386	2.6	5,231	10.0	TN	12,125	10.4	2,289	1.9	13,445	11.6
KY	7,440	8.4	2,593	2.9	10,773	12.2	TX	38,006	11.4	9,648	2.9	29,533	8.9
LA	5,271	8.0	1,631	2.5	7,594	11.6	UT	2,143	6.8	291	0.9	3,044	9.7
ME	631	2.9	464	2.1	1,431	6.6	VT	1,269	12.9	173	1.7	1,701	17.4
MD	6,308	11.6	947	1.7	3,906	7.1	VA	10,769	10.5	2,380	2.3	10,537	10.2
MA	5,150	9.1	1,116	1.9	5,523	9.8	WA	7,436	7.5	2,332	2.3	8,924	9.0
MI	10,221	7.9	3,226	2.5	14,598	11.4	WV	4,189	9.6	1,134	2.5	5,183	11.8
MN	4,025	6.6	713	1.1	5,099	8.4	WI	5,334	7.5	2,274	3.2	5,169	7.3
MS	5,171	11.7	1,077	2.4	5,583	12.7	WY	336	3.9	293	3.4	231	2.7
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2020). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2020 (Table 2.4). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2019, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] Percent of people ages 18-64 with hearing disabilities who also have both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities. [2] Percent of people ages 18-64 with hearing disabilities who have self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities. [3] Percent of people ages 18-64 with hearing disabilities who have independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities. ‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.

State	Self-Care		Independent Living		State	Self-Care		Independent Living
Table 2.5 Functioning — Civilians Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community with Ambulatory Disabilities who have Self-Care Disabilities or Independent Living Disabilities for the United States and States: 2019
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]
U.S.	2,907,280	31.3	4,105,480	44.3	MO	68,229	30.4	100,606	44.9
AL	55,996	26.7	84,916	40.5	MT	7,636	25.6	14,283	47.9
AK	5,859	28.8	8,645	42.5	NE	16,233	32.9	20,192	40.9
AZ	58,218	28.7	87,281	43.1	NV	23,672	28.7	33,516	40.6
AR	41,680	28.9	62,632	43.4	NH	8,849	26.9	14,979	45.6
CA	289,645	34.6	393,816	47.0	NJ	58,893	32.4	84,584	46.6
CO	37,014	31.7	51,081	43.7	NM	28,182	35.4	35,388	44.4
CT	25,294	30.9	33,767	41.3	NY	176,778	34.0	241,302	46.5
DE	8,843	33.9	11,252	43.2	NC	104,581	30.1	149,083	42.9
DC	4,413	20.8	10,176	48.1	ND	4,398	29.5	6,797	45.6
FL	192,289	31.4	268,597	43.9	OH	109,909	28.8	162,519	42.6
GA	94,214	27.8	144,443	42.7	OK	44,860	29.3	66,129	43.2
HI	9,850	34.4	14,313	50.0	OR	32,896	27.7	55,170	46.4
ID	12,764	23.8	18,180	33.9	PA	130,578	32.9	186,976	47.1
IL	95,780	30.3	144,167	45.6	RI	10,051	33.9	14,793	49.9
IN	73,889	34.2	99,129	45.9	SC	53,746	30.5	78,655	44.6
IA	23,103	31.6	29,812	40.9	SD	3,901	21.7	4,893	27.2
KS	23,838	27.3	40,820	46.7	TN	70,152	27.2	108,971	42.4
KY	61,515	28.5	92,878	43.1	TX	259,476	34.6	332,893	44.5
LA	53,559	31.5	73,643	43.3	UT	14,823	30.0	20,562	41.6
ME	12,940	26.6	22,563	46.5	VT	5,863	29.5	8,842	44.5
MD	39,914	28.4	54,575	38.9	VA	68,322	32.1	94,850	44.6
MA	50,445	33.9	64,930	43.7	WA	63,352	30.6	91,097	44.0
MI	107,156	32.5	145,470	44.2	WV	27,181	28.6	40,217	42.3
MN	41,795	40.1	53,717	51.5	WI	52,716	34.9	64,278	42.6
MS	37,939	27.8	57,144	41.9	WY	4,051	24.2	5,958	35.6
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2020). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2020 (Table 2.5). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2019, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] Percent of people ages 18-64 with ambulatory disabilities who also have self-care disabilities. [2] Percent of people ages 18-64 with ambulatory disabilities who also have independent living disabilities.

State	Both Self-Care and Independent Living		Self-Care only		Independent Living only		State	Both Self-Care and Independent Living		Self-Care only		Independent Living only
Table 2.6 Functioning — Civilians Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community with Ambulatory Disabilities who have Both or Only Self-Care Disabilities and Independent Living Disabilities for the United States and States: 2019
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]
U.S.	2,334,985	25.2	572,295	6.1	1,770,495	19.1	MO	53,976	24.1	14,253	6.3	46,630	20.8
AL	43,374	20.7	12,622	6.0	41,542	19.8	MT	6,786	22.7	850	2.8	7,497	25.1
AK	4,874	23.9	985	4.8	3,771	18.5	NE	12,490	25.3	3,743	7.5	7,702	15.6
AZ	47,371	23.4	10,847	5.3	39,910	19.7	NV	19,963	24.2	3,709	4.4	13,553	16.4
AR	33,267	23.0	8,413	5.8	29,365	20.3	NH	7,273	22.1	1,576	4.8	7,706	23.4
CA	242,546	29.0	47,099	5.6	151,270	18.0	NJ	47,793	26.3	11,100	6.1	36,791	20.3
CO	28,963	24.8	8,051	6.9	22,118	18.9	NM	23,569	29.6	4,613	5.7	11,819	14.8
CT	19,761	24.1	5,533	6.7	14,006	17.1	NY	143,798	27.7	32,980	6.3	97,504	18.7
DE	6,765	26.0	2,078	7.9	4,487	17.2	NC	81,834	23.5	22,747	6.5	67,249	19.3
DC	4,064	19.2	349	1.6	6,112	28.9	ND	3,575	24.0	823	5.5	3,222	21.6
FL	152,272	24.9	40,017	6.5	116,325	19.0	OH	83,659	21.9	26,250	6.8	78,860	20.6
GA	76,841	22.7	17,373	5.1	67,602	19.9	OK	36,772	24.0	8,088	5.2	29,357	19.1
HI	9,278	32.4	572	2.0	5,035	17.6	OR	28,038	23.6	4,858	4.0	27,132	22.8
ID	9,478	17.7	3,286	6.1	8,702	16.2	PA	104,529	26.3	26,049	6.5	82,447	20.8
IL	76,553	24.2	19,227	6.0	67,614	21.4	RI	8,393	28.3	1,658	5.6	6,400	21.6
IN	58,578	27.1	15,311	7.1	40,551	18.8	SC	43,329	24.6	10,417	5.9	35,326	20.0
IA	17,128	23.4	5,975	8.1	12,684	17.4	SD	2,648	14.7	1,253	6.9	2,245	12.5
KS	19,301	22.1	4,537	5.1	21,519	24.6	TN	59,112	23.0	11,040	4.2	49,859	19.4
KY	49,766	23.1	11,749	5.4	43,112	20.0	TX	208,068	27.8	51,408	6.8	124,825	16.6
LA	42,373	24.9	11,186	6.5	31,270	18.3	UT	10,623	21.5	4,200	8.5	9,939	20.1
ME	10,030	20.6	2,910	5.9	12,533	25.8	VT	5,043	25.4	820	4.1	3,799	19.1
MD	30,446	21.7	9,468	6.7	24,129	17.2	VA	54,423	25.6	13,899	6.5	40,427	19.0
MA	39,683	26.7	10,762	7.2	25,247	17.0	WA	51,657	24.9	11,695	5.6	39,440	19.0
MI	85,150	25.9	22,006	6.6	60,320	18.3	WV	22,609	23.8	4,572	4.8	17,608	18.5
MN	33,689	32.3	8,106	7.7	20,028	19.2	WI	39,747	26.3	12,969	8.5	24,531	16.2
MS	30,971	22.7	6,968	5.1	26,173	19.2	WY	2,756	16.4	1,295	7.7	3,202	19.1
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2020). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2020 (Table 2.6). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2019, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] Percent of people ages 18-64 with ambulatory disabilities who also have both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities. [2] Percent of people ages 18-64 with ambulatory disabilities and self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities. [3] Percent of people ages 18-64 with ambulatory disabilities and independent living disabilities but with not self-care disabilities.

State	Self-Care		Independent Living		State	Self-Care		Independent Living
Table 2.7 Functioning — Civilians Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community with Cognitive Disabilities who have Self-Care Disabilities or Independent Living Disabilities for the United States and States: 2019
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]
U.S.	1,929,381	21.1	4,463,832	48.9	MO	41,575	19.2	111,070	51.3
AL	30,674	17.8	83,505	48.6	MT	4,459	15.2	15,765	53.9
AK	4,134	20.9	10,165	51.6	NE	11,217	23.8	22,267	47.3
AZ	41,162	20.8	97,337	49.3	NV	16,643	22.6	37,415	50.9
AR	29,712	24.2	63,416	51.7	NH	5,978	13.8	19,153	44.2
CA	197,349	23.6	426,607	51.1	NJ	43,962	23.3	101,892	54.0
CO	23,782	17.3	61,295	44.6	NM	23,585	29.9	42,773	54.3
CT	18,626	18.6	47,918	47.8	NY	112,466	23.6	242,018	50.7
DE	5,828	16.7	14,000	40.1	NC	67,215	22.1	150,011	49.5
DC	3,786	16.5	10,985	48.0	ND	4,275	25.3	8,247	48.9
FL	121,210	22.1	274,048	50.1	OH	71,283	18.8	175,860	46.6
GA	65,077	21.2	146,143	47.7	OK	26,636	19.8	68,425	50.9
HI	6,488	24.9	14,164	54.4	OR	26,676	17.1	74,410	47.7
ID	10,707	18.6	24,827	43.3	PA	91,091	20.6	201,916	45.7
IL	60,930	20.3	158,901	53.1	RI	8,232	23.2	20,663	58.3
IN	45,789	21.8	107,560	51.2	SC	34,584	23.2	75,225	50.6
IA	14,478	16.5	36,602	41.8	SD	2,211	10.3	6,764	31.7
KS	18,225	18.3	42,617	42.8	TN	48,116	20.1	113,678	47.6
KY	39,335	20.2	92,743	47.8	TX	168,739	23.9	338,956	48.2
LA	37,577	23.0	83,844	51.4	UT	12,150	16.0	32,093	42.4
ME	7,504	13.2	28,886	51.1	VT	4,416	20.0	9,808	44.4
MD	25,180	17.1	65,090	44.2	VA	42,133	20.6	99,387	48.6
MA	34,949	18.2	87,199	45.5	WA	44,393	20.0	106,096	47.9
MI	70,330	20.9	167,674	49.9	WV	16,127	20.9	37,758	49.1
MN	27,768	18.4	71,605	47.6	WI	36,196	22.9	71,879	45.6
MS	22,381	21.2	55,093	52.4	WY	2,042	12.8	8,079	50.6
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2020). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2020 (Table 2.7). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2019, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] Percent of people ages 18-64 with cognitive disabilities who also have self-care disabilities. [2] Percent of people ages 18-64 with cognitive disabilities who also have independent living disabilities.

State	Both Self-Care and Independent Living		Self-Care only		Independent Living only		State	Both Self-Care and Independent Living		Self-Care only		Independent Living only
Table 2.8 Functioning — Civilians Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community with Cognitive Disabilities who have Both or Only Self-Care Disabilities and Independent Living Disabilities for the United States and States: 2019
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]
U.S.	1,705,172	18.7	224,209	2.4	2,758,660	30.2	MO	35,780	16.5	5,795	2.6	75,290	34.7
AL	25,313	14.7	5,361	3.1	58,192	33.8	MT	4,167	14.2	292	0.9	11,598	39.7
AK	4,088	20.7	46	0.2	6,077	30.8	NE	9,550	20.3	1,667	3.5	12,717	27.0
AZ	34,582	17.5	6,580	3.3	62,755	31.7	NV	15,073	20.5	1,570	2.1	22,342	30.3
AR	25,216	20.5	4,496	3.6	38,200	31.1	NH	5,550	12.8	428	0.9	13,603	31.4
CA	181,675	21.7	15,674	1.8	244,932	29.3	NJ	39,818	21.1	4,144	2.1	62,074	32.9
CO	21,128	15.4	2,654	1.9	40,167	29.2	NM	21,668	27.5	1,917	2.4	21,105	26.8
CT	16,782	16.7	1,844	1.8	31,136	31.1	NY	101,173	21.2	11,293	2.3	140,845	29.5
DE	4,914	14.0	914	2.6	9,086	26.0	NC	59,949	19.7	7,266	2.3	90,062	29.7
DC	3,664	16.0	122	0.5	7,321	32.0	ND	3,979	23.6	296	1.7	4,268	25.3
FL	106,409	19.4	14,801	2.7	167,639	30.6	OH	61,110	16.1	10,173	2.6	114,750	30.4
GA	56,866	18.5	8,211	2.6	89,277	29.1	OK	23,940	17.8	2,696	2.0	44,485	33.1
HI	6,231	23.9	257	0.9	7,933	30.4	OR	24,684	15.8	1,992	1.2	49,726	31.9
ID	9,660	16.8	1,047	1.8	15,167	26.4	PA	78,558	17.8	12,533	2.8	123,358	27.9
IL	54,844	18.3	6,086	2.0	104,057	34.8	RI	7,671	21.6	561	1.5	12,992	36.7
IN	40,305	19.2	5,484	2.6	67,255	32.0	SC	30,374	20.4	4,210	2.8	44,851	30.1
IA	12,750	14.5	1,728	1.9	23,852	27.2	SD	1,240	5.8	971	4.5	5,524	25.9
KS	15,983	16.0	2,242	2.2	26,634	26.7	TN	43,278	18.1	4,838	2.0	70,400	29.5
KY	34,926	18.0	4,409	2.2	57,817	29.8	TX	148,164	21.0	20,575	2.9	190,792	27.1
LA	33,856	20.7	3,721	2.2	49,988	30.6	UT	9,758	12.8	2,392	3.1	22,335	29.5
ME	6,487	11.4	1,017	1.8	22,399	39.6	VT	3,682	16.6	734	3.3	6,126	27.7
MD	21,579	14.6	3,601	2.4	43,511	29.5	VA	35,885	17.5	6,248	3.0	63,502	31.0
MA	30,192	15.7	4,757	2.4	57,007	29.7	WA	39,002	17.6	5,391	2.4	67,094	30.2
MI	62,566	18.6	7,764	2.3	105,108	31.3	WV	14,382	18.7	1,745	2.2	23,376	30.4
MN	24,327	16.1	3,441	2.2	47,278	31.4	WI	31,354	19.9	4,842	3.0	40,525	25.7
MS	19,627	18.6	2,754	2.6	35,466	33.7	WY	1,413	8.8	629	3.9	6,666	41.7
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2020). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2020 (Table 2.8). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2019, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] Percent of people ages 18-64 with cognitive disabilities who also have both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities. [2] Percent of people ages 18-64 with cognitive disabilities and self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities. [3] Percent of people ages 18-64 with cognitive disabilities and independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities.