2021 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 2020, in the United States an estimated 602,011 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both vision disabilities and self-care disabilities (or 15.0 percent). 1,102,239 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both vision disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 27.5 percent).

Table 2.2: In 2020, in the United States an estimated 518,457 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had vision disabilities and both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 12.9 percent). 83,554 people ages 18-64 with vision disabilities had self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities (or 2.0 percent). 583,782 people ages 18-64 with vision disabilities had independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities (or 14.5 percent).

Table 2.3: In 2020, in the United States an estimated 442,122 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both hearing disabilities and self-care disabilities (or 11.3 percent). Also, 746,156 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both vision disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 19.1 percent).

Table 2.4: In 2020, in the United States an estimated 368,097 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had hearing disabilities as well as both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 9.4 percent). 74,025 people ages 18-64 with hearing disabilities had self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities (or 1.9 percent). 378,059 people ages 18-64 with hearing disabilities had independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities (or 9.7 percent).

Table 2.5: In 2020, in the United States an estimated 2,936,377 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both ambulatory disabilities and self-care disabilities (or 31.5 percent). 4,137,582 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both ambulatory disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 44.4 percent).

Table 2.6: In 2020, in the United States an estimated 2,370,130 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had ambulatory disabilities as well as both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 25.4 percent). 566,247 people ages 18-64 with ambulatory disabilities had self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities (or 6.0 percent). 1,767,452 people ages 18-64 with ambulatory disabilities had independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities (or 18.9 percent).

Table 2.7: In 2020, in the United States an estimated 1,916,979 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both cognitive disabilities and self-care disabilities (or 19.4 percent). 4,643,957 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had both cognitive disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 47.1 percent).

Table 2.8: In 2020, in the United States an estimated 1,706,272 civilians ages 18-64 living in the community had cognitive disabilities as well as both self-care disabilities and independent living disabilities (or 17.3 percent). 210,707 people ages 18-64 with cognitive disabilities had self-care disabilities but not independent living disabilities (or 2.1 percent). 2,937,685 people ages 18-64 with cognitive disabilities had independent living disabilities but not self-care disabilities (or 29.8 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: 2020
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]
U.S.	602,011	15.0	1,102,239	27.5	MO	13,516	16.7	23,646	29.3
AL	13,351	17.1	23,847	30.5	MT	1,800	14.7	3,476	28.4
AK	1,502	17.6	1,875	22.0	NE	1,677	10.1	3,816	23.1
AZ	12,073	12.8	26,327	28.1	NV	8,546	19.8	12,265	28.5
AR	8,111	14.9	14,028	25.7	NH	1,031	7.7	2,576	19.3
CA	57,935	14.5	101,997	25.5	NJ	15,060	16.3	22,706	24.6
CO	6,405	9.9	17,409	27.0	NM	7,727	19.9	12,574	32.4
CT	4,815	13.9	8,870	25.6	NY	29,396	15.7	52,851	28.2
DE	511	5.1	2,516	25.3	NC	22,288	15.9	41,988	30.0
DC	960	13.2	2,508	34.4	ND	524	10.0	2,064	39.7
FL	40,502	15.7	70,394	27.4	OH	16,976	11.9	36,572	25.7
GA	28,384	19.0	45,648	30.7	OK	12,548	15.7	21,513	27.0
HI	1,338	10.5	1,935	15.2	OR	6,082	12.1	13,761	27.3
ID	2,633	11.5	5,443	23.9	PA	20,317	13.9	44,234	30.4
IL	18,319	14.0	34,528	26.4	RI	3,056	27.1	3,092	27.4
IN	11,209	12.7	22,591	25.7	SC	10,851	13.3	20,876	25.6
IA	3,718	12.9	7,266	25.2	SD	937	15.2	1,254	20.3
KS	6,831	18.1	11,423	30.3	TN	19,184	15.5	37,587	30.4
KY	14,118	15.5	24,753	27.1	TX	58,707	14.6	102,281	25.4
LA	14,690	15.6	26,757	28.4	UT	5,516	15.6	7,495	21.2
ME	3,273	23.8	4,693	34.1	VT	2,279	31.6	1,373	19.0
MD	5,675	10.5	12,964	24.1	VA	14,689	15.1	25,813	26.6
MA	10,258	16.5	21,068	33.9	WA	13,485	14.1	25,933	27.2
MI	18,439	16.1	35,499	31.1	WV	3,811	11.9	8,159	25.6
MN	8,770	21.2	13,741	33.3	WI	9,422	17.6	15,791	29.5
MS	7,498	12.3	19,098	31.4	WY	1,268	17.2	1,365	18.6
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (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 with Experimental Weights, 2020, 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: 2020
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]
U.S.	518,457	12.9	83,554	2.0	583,782	14.5	MO	12,315	15.2	1,201	1.4	11,331	14.0
AL	11,397	14.6	1,954	2.5	12,450	15.9	MT	1,444	11.8	356	2.9	2,032	16.6
AK	1,443	16.9	59	0.6	432	5.0	NE	1,259	7.6	418	2.5	2,557	15.5
AZ	11,216	11.9	857	0.9	15,111	16.1	NV	6,450	14.9	2,096	4.8	5,815	13.5
AR	7,096	13.0	1,015	1.8	6,932	12.7	NH	973	7.3	58	0.4	1,603	12.0
CA	52,202	13.0	5,733	1.4	49,795	12.4	NJ	11,662	12.6	3,398	3.6	11,044	11.9
CO	5,965	9.2	440	0.6	11,444	17.7	NM	6,092	15.7	1,635	4.2	6,482	16.7
CT	4,081	11.8	734	2.1	4,789	13.8	NY	25,948	13.8	3,448	1.8	26,903	14.3
DE	408	4.1	103	1.0	2,108	21.2	NC	20,095	14.3	2,193	1.5	21,893	15.6
DC	806	11.0	154	2.1	1,702	23.4	ND	524	10.0	‡	‡	1,540	29.6
FL	34,098	13.2	6,404	2.4	36,296	14.1	OH	14,734	10.3	2,242	1.5	21,838	15.3
GA	23,648	15.9	4,736	3.1	22,000	14.8	OK	10,767	13.5	1,781	2.2	10,746	13.5
HI	903	7.1	435	3.4	1,032	8.1	OR	4,569	9.0	1,513	3.0	9,192	18.2
ID	2,358	10.3	275	1.2	3,085	13.5	PA	17,445	11.9	2,872	1.9	26,789	18.4
IL	16,287	12.4	2,032	1.5	18,241	13.9	RI	2,684	23.8	372	3.3	408	3.6
IN	9,320	10.6	1,889	2.1	13,271	15.1	SC	9,603	11.8	1,248	1.5	11,273	13.8
IA	2,958	10.2	760	2.6	4,308	14.9	SD	704	11.4	233	3.7	550	8.9
KS	5,914	15.7	917	2.4	5,509	14.6	TN	17,256	13.9	1,928	1.5	20,331	16.4
KY	11,658	12.8	2,460	2.7	13,095	14.3	TX	52,146	12.9	6,561	1.6	50,135	12.4
LA	12,569	13.3	2,121	2.2	14,188	15.0	UT	4,089	11.5	1,427	4.0	3,406	9.6
ME	2,722	19.8	551	4.0	1,971	14.3	VT	1,064	14.7	309	4.2	1,215	16.8
MD	5,014	9.3	661	1.2	7,950	14.8	VA	12,514	12.9	2,175	2.2	13,299	13.7
MA	9,401	15.1	857	1.3	11,667	18.7	WA	11,612	12.2	1,873	1.9	14,321	15.0
MI	15,447	13.5	2,992	2.6	20,052	17.5	WV	3,175	9.9	636	1.9	4,984	15.6
MN	7,929	19.2	841	2.0	5,812	14.0	WI	8,342	15.6	1,080	2.0	7,449	13.9
MS	5,694	9.3	1,804	2.9	13,404	22.0	WY	457	6.2	811	11.0	908	12.3
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (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 with Experimental Weights, 2020, 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: 2020
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]
U.S.	442,122	11.3	746,156	19.1	MO	11,809	14.1	18,196	21.7
AL	10,083	12.8	14,765	18.8	MT	815	5.2	2,463	15.8
AK	1,099	10.0	2,271	20.7	NE	2,364	10.0	2,591	10.9
AZ	8,511	9.0	16,931	17.9	NV	4,811	10.1	9,075	19.1
AR	7,156	13.0	12,126	22.1	NH	2,493	14.0	3,029	17.0
CA	42,638	12.0	71,305	20.0	NJ	10,942	14.7	15,401	20.7
CO	6,927	9.3	13,975	18.8	NM	5,161	14.1	8,060	22.1
CT	2,752	8.4	6,583	20.1	NY	22,635	14.3	33,784	21.4
DE	1,035	10.9	1,270	13.3	NC	16,851	12.6	26,967	20.2
DC	429	7.7	827	14.8	ND	527	5.1	1,075	10.4
FL	27,788	12.6	46,366	21.1	OH	15,390	10.0	30,231	19.7
GA	15,250	12.6	23,876	19.8	OK	8,287	9.3	15,465	17.4
HI	710	5.4	2,017	15.4	OR	7,096	11.4	12,382	19.9
ID	3,572	13.0	5,115	18.6	PA	14,337	10.1	26,497	18.8
IL	15,255	11.7	23,835	18.2	RI	1,630	10.1	2,341	14.6
IN	8,187	8.3	14,474	14.7	SC	7,622	11.0	14,289	20.7
IA	3,861	9.3	6,078	14.7	SD	781	7.6	1,063	10.3
KS	4,413	10.3	7,213	16.8	TN	11,526	10.4	21,537	19.5
KY	8,786	10.8	16,611	20.5	TX	44,987	12.5	69,287	19.2
LA	6,295	9.8	13,749	21.5	UT	3,689	10.4	5,136	14.5
ME	2,756	11.5	4,572	19.1	VT	627	6.0	1,508	14.5
MD	4,576	9.2	8,146	16.5	VA	10,284	10.5	15,669	16.0
MA	9,953	13.6	15,695	21.5	WA	10,853	10.5	17,459	16.9
MI	13,392	10.7	23,673	18.9	WV	4,293	11.7	7,167	19.6
MN	5,917	9.3	10,376	16.3	WI	5,509	9.0	9,311	15.2
MS	5,136	11.3	13,306	29.4	WY	326	3.6	1,018	11.2
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (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 with Experimental Weights, 2020, 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: 2020
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]
U.S.	368,097	9.4	74,025	1.9	378,059	9.7	MO	9,840	11.7	1,969	2.3	8,356	9.9
AL	8,647	11.0	1,436	1.8	6,118	7.8	MT	781	5.0	34	0.2	1,682	10.8
AK	909	8.3	190	1.7	1,362	12.4	NE	1,430	6.0	934	3.9	1,161	4.9
AZ	7,487	7.9	1,024	1.0	9,444	10.0	NV	3,900	8.2	911	1.9	5,175	10.9
AR	6,482	11.8	674	1.2	5,644	10.3	NH	1,831	10.2	662	3.7	1,198	6.7
CA	37,539	10.5	5,099	1.4	33,766	9.5	NJ	9,640	12.9	1,302	1.7	5,761	7.7
CO	6,247	8.4	680	0.9	7,728	10.4	NM	4,697	12.8	464	1.2	3,363	9.2
CT	2,385	7.3	367	1.1	4,198	12.8	NY	18,271	11.6	4,364	2.7	15,513	9.8
DE	925	9.7	110	1.1	345	3.6	NC	12,676	9.5	4,175	3.1	14,291	10.7
DC	429	7.7	‡	‡	398	7.1	ND	527	5.1	‡	‡	548	5.3
FL	24,660	11.2	3,128	1.4	21,706	9.8	OH	11,563	7.5	3,827	2.5	18,668	12.1
GA	12,787	10.6	2,463	2.0	11,089	9.2	OK	6,749	7.5	1,538	1.7	8,716	9.8
HI	679	5.2	31	0.2	1,338	10.2	OR	4,187	6.7	2,909	4.6	8,195	13.2
ID	2,817	10.2	755	2.7	2,298	8.3	PA	12,855	9.1	1,482	1.0	13,642	9.6
IL	13,659	10.4	1,596	1.2	10,176	7.8	RI	991	6.1	639	3.9	1,350	8.4
IN	6,357	6.4	1,830	1.8	8,117	8.2	SC	6,352	9.2	1,270	1.8	7,937	11.5
IA	2,492	6.0	1,369	3.3	3,586	8.7	SD	615	6.0	166	1.6	448	4.3
KS	4,330	10.1	83	0.1	2,883	6.7	TN	8,197	7.4	3,329	3.0	13,340	12.1
KY	7,055	8.7	1,731	2.1	9,556	11.8	TX	40,343	11.2	4,644	1.2	28,944	8.0
LA	5,203	8.1	1,092	1.7	8,546	13.4	UT	2,712	7.6	977	2.7	2,424	6.8
ME	2,666	11.1	90	0.3	1,906	8.0	VT	309	2.9	318	3.0	1,199	11.5
MD	3,763	7.6	813	1.6	4,383	8.8	VA	8,676	8.8	1,608	1.6	6,993	7.1
MA	9,258	12.7	695	0.9	6,437	8.8	WA	8,195	7.9	2,658	2.5	9,264	9.0
MI	10,066	8.0	3,326	2.6	13,607	10.9	WV	2,695	7.3	1,598	4.3	4,472	12.2
MN	4,494	7.0	1,423	2.2	5,882	9.2	WI	4,443	7.2	1,066	1.7	4,868	7.9
MS	4,087	9.0	1,049	2.3	9,219	20.4	WY	199	2.2	127	1.4	819	9.0
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (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 with Experimental Weights, 2020, 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: 2020
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]
U.S.	2,936,377	31.5	4,137,582	44.4	MO	73,837	34.7	95,700	45.0
AL	63,651	29.8	90,263	42.3	MT	8,440	29.6	12,523	44.0
AK	4,023	31.6	4,478	35.2	NE	12,443	33.0	15,892	42.2
AZ	59,859	29.2	89,862	43.9	NV	28,021	30.2	41,499	44.7
AR	43,008	29.0	57,472	38.8	NH	8,572	25.6	13,337	39.9
CA	281,250	33.2	393,751	46.4	NJ	59,926	32.4	82,499	44.6
CO	37,342	30.7	60,036	49.4	NM	24,372	29.7	36,251	44.2
CT	24,566	30.8	33,375	41.9	NY	153,683	31.3	220,073	44.9
DE	8,785	27.4	13,264	41.3	NC	104,001	30.0	140,648	40.6
DC	5,453	32.7	9,368	56.2	ND	3,067	27.6	3,563	32.1
FL	179,739	30.1	248,948	41.7	OH	112,312	29.6	162,867	42.9
GA	111,304	31.6	157,084	44.6	OK	44,412	27.2	65,133	40.0
HI	8,945	36.1	13,343	53.8	OR	41,394	33.9	54,656	44.8
ID	16,843	31.3	20,531	38.2	PA	119,666	30.8	180,339	46.4
IL	97,671	33.0	143,230	48.5	RI	13,020	42.0	16,825	54.3
IN	69,227	29.5	103,203	44.0	SC	57,726	33.3	78,419	45.3
IA	24,195	32.7	30,538	41.3	SD	4,889	25.5	7,278	38.0
KS	26,433	30.3	40,178	46.1	TN	80,376	30.5	115,394	43.8
KY	61,949	29.0	94,165	44.2	TX	250,042	32.2	348,023	44.8
LA	62,275	34.3	81,820	45.1	UT	19,967	31.9	28,474	45.5
ME	14,501	32.9	20,553	46.7	VT	5,747	38.4	5,822	38.9
MD	44,063	30.3	62,376	42.9	VA	66,363	30.2	97,050	44.2
MA	52,347	34.4	72,956	48.0	WA	67,384	32.7	90,693	44.0
MI	110,267	32.8	151,400	45.0	WV	25,930	29.2	36,613	41.2
MN	46,143	39.3	62,294	53.1	WI	53,120	35.8	71,606	48.3
MS	38,368	27.9	55,263	40.2	WY	5,460	35.4	6,654	43.2
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (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 with Experimental Weights, 2020, 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: 2020
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]
U.S.	2,370,130	25.4	566,247	6.0	1,767,452	18.9	MO	57,517	27.0	16,320	7.6	38,183	17.9
AL	51,774	24.2	11,877	5.5	38,489	18.0	MT	6,460	22.7	1,980	6.9	6,063	21.3
AK	3,259	25.6	764	6.0	1,219	9.5	NE	9,209	24.4	3,234	8.5	6,683	17.7
AZ	50,698	24.8	9,161	4.4	39,164	19.1	NV	22,061	23.7	5,960	6.4	19,438	20.9
AR	35,277	23.8	7,731	5.2	22,195	14.9	NH	6,721	20.1	1,851	5.5	6,616	19.8
CA	238,288	28.1	42,962	5.0	155,463	18.3	NJ	46,726	25.2	13,200	7.1	35,773	19.3
CO	30,559	25.1	6,783	5.5	29,477	24.2	NM	18,809	22.9	5,563	6.7	17,442	21.2
CT	19,260	24.2	5,306	6.6	14,115	17.7	NY	122,571	25.0	31,112	6.3	97,502	19.9
DE	6,580	20.5	2,205	6.8	6,684	20.8	NC	79,939	23.0	24,062	6.9	60,709	17.5
DC	5,222	31.3	231	1.3	4,146	24.9	ND	2,368	21.3	699	6.2	1,195	10.7
FL	140,162	23.5	39,577	6.6	108,786	18.2	OH	88,304	23.3	24,008	6.3	74,563	19.6
GA	88,862	25.2	22,442	6.3	68,222	19.4	OK	35,385	21.7	9,027	5.5	29,748	18.2
HI	8,335	33.6	610	2.4	5,008	20.2	OR	30,270	24.8	11,124	9.1	24,386	20.0
ID	11,975	22.2	4,868	9.0	8,556	15.9	PA	99,077	25.5	20,589	5.3	81,262	20.9
IL	82,075	27.7	15,596	5.2	61,155	20.7	RI	10,667	34.4	2,353	7.6	6,158	19.8
IN	55,413	23.6	13,814	5.8	47,790	20.3	SC	47,246	27.3	10,480	6.0	31,173	18.0
IA	18,097	24.5	6,098	8.2	12,441	16.8	SD	2,953	15.4	1,936	10.1	4,325	22.5
KS	22,441	25.7	3,992	4.5	17,737	20.3	TN	62,250	23.6	18,126	6.8	53,144	20.2
KY	49,286	23.1	12,663	5.9	44,879	21.0	TX	210,758	27.1	39,284	5.0	137,265	17.6
LA	50,232	27.7	12,043	6.6	31,588	17.4	UT	15,941	25.4	4,026	6.4	12,533	20.0
ME	12,416	28.2	2,085	4.7	8,137	18.4	VT	3,979	26.6	1,768	11.8	1,843	12.3
MD	37,512	25.8	6,551	4.5	24,864	17.1	VA	53,584	24.4	12,779	5.8	43,466	19.8
MA	44,143	29.0	8,204	5.4	28,813	18.9	WA	51,339	24.9	16,045	7.7	39,354	19.1
MI	87,812	26.1	22,455	6.6	63,588	18.9	WV	19,258	21.6	6,672	7.5	17,355	19.5
MN	38,353	32.7	7,790	6.6	23,941	20.4	WI	44,641	30.1	8,479	5.7	26,965	18.2
MS	30,331	22.0	8,037	5.8	24,932	18.1	WY	3,735	24.2	1,725	11.2	2,919	18.9
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (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 with Experimental Weights, 2020, 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: 2020
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]
U.S.	1,916,979	19.4	4,643,957	47.1	MO	44,521	21.6	96,789	47.1
AL	38,136	19.8	90,896	47.2	MT	5,981	17.5	17,946	52.6
AK	2,461	15.4	6,954	43.5	NE	8,442	19.0	19,744	44.4
AZ	38,981	17.7	104,214	47.4	NV	12,765	15.1	38,305	45.4
AR	27,674	21.1	64,278	49.2	NH	6,764	16.4	19,532	47.4
CA	194,397	21.1	450,177	48.9	NJ	41,980	21.3	100,937	51.3
CO	24,617	15.2	77,239	47.7	NM	16,484	19.7	40,575	48.5
CT	17,375	17.9	46,726	48.3	NY	93,448	18.8	233,638	47.1
DE	4,681	14.5	14,261	44.4	NC	64,842	19.7	150,295	45.7
DC	3,932	14.1	12,630	45.6	ND	2,658	15.2	7,844	44.9
FL	112,814	18.6	286,064	47.2	OH	66,156	16.2	174,743	42.7
GA	71,585	20.0	167,837	46.8	OK	31,669	19.5	78,538	48.4
HI	6,262	21.5	15,353	52.8	OR	33,495	20.6	77,242	47.7
ID	11,798	18.5	29,262	46.0	PA	82,768	19.3	201,859	47.1
IL	69,651	21.3	164,072	50.1	RI	8,511	20.7	19,968	48.6
IN	42,706	18.0	116,273	49.0	SC	39,393	24.6	75,788	47.4
IA	14,507	15.7	38,601	42.0	SD	2,855	13.9	6,352	30.9
KS	18,833	20.2	42,074	45.1	TN	46,239	18.8	110,222	44.8
KY	46,347	22.7	101,173	49.7	TX	159,633	20.4	355,810	45.5
LA	37,652	20.9	81,070	45.1	UT	15,344	16.5	39,437	42.5
ME	10,443	17.3	29,468	48.9	VT	2,968	11.7	9,236	36.4
MD	25,760	16.6	65,752	42.4	VA	44,260	19.6	106,739	47.4
MA	35,981	16.3	97,172	44.0	WA	47,567	18.1	127,059	48.4
MI	68,188	18.9	174,023	48.2	WV	14,822	19.3	38,085	49.7
MN	37,768	23.0	82,190	50.1	WI	36,195	23.6	76,267	49.9
MS	21,459	18.7	57,268	50.1	WY	3,211	20.4	5,980	38.1
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (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 with Experimental Weights, 2020, 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: 2020
State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]	State	Count	% [1]	Count	% [2]	Count	% [3]
U.S.	1,706,272	17.3	210,707	2.1	2,937,685	29.8	MO	39,340	19.1	5,181	2.5	57,449	27.9
AL	34,695	18.0	3,441	1.7	56,201	29.2	MT	5,600	16.4	381	1.1	12,346	36.2
AK	2,224	13.9	237	1.4	4,730	29.6	NE	7,477	16.8	965	2.1	12,267	27.6
AZ	34,471	15.6	4,510	2.0	69,743	31.7	NV	11,839	14.0	926	1.0	26,466	31.4
AR	25,394	19.4	2,280	1.7	38,884	29.7	NH	5,817	14.1	947	2.3	13,715	33.3
CA	181,179	19.6	13,218	1.4	268,998	29.2	NJ	39,553	20.1	2,427	1.2	61,384	31.2
CO	22,750	14.0	1,867	1.1	54,489	33.6	NM	14,953	17.8	1,531	1.8	25,622	30.6
CT	15,503	16.0	1,872	1.9	31,223	32.3	NY	82,369	16.6	11,079	2.2	151,269	30.5
DE	3,955	12.3	726	2.2	10,306	32.0	NC	55,897	17.0	8,945	2.7	94,398	28.7
DC	3,932	14.1	‡	‡	8,698	31.4	ND	2,123	12.1	535	3.0	5,721	32.7
FL	97,755	16.1	15,059	2.4	188,309	31.1	OH	55,199	13.5	10,957	2.6	119,544	29.2
GA	64,411	17.9	7,174	2.0	103,426	28.8	OK	27,821	17.1	3,848	2.3	50,717	31.2
HI	5,937	20.4	325	1.1	9,416	32.4	OR	27,636	17.0	5,859	3.6	49,606	30.6
ID	9,909	15.5	1,889	2.9	19,353	30.4	PA	73,521	17.1	9,247	2.1	128,338	29.9
IL	63,356	19.3	6,295	1.9	100,716	30.8	RI	7,173	17.4	1,338	3.2	12,795	31.2
IN	37,437	15.7	5,269	2.2	78,836	33.2	SC	34,047	21.3	5,346	3.3	41,741	26.1
IA	11,278	12.2	3,229	3.5	27,323	29.7	SD	2,229	10.8	626	3.0	4,123	20.0
KS	17,015	18.2	1,818	1.9	25,059	26.8	TN	41,347	16.8	4,892	1.9	68,875	28.0
KY	39,911	19.6	6,436	3.1	61,262	30.1	TX	143,331	18.3	16,302	2.0	212,479	27.2
LA	34,921	19.4	2,731	1.5	46,149	25.7	UT	12,712	13.7	2,632	2.8	26,725	28.8
ME	9,344	15.5	1,099	1.8	20,124	33.4	VT	1,953	7.7	1,015	4.0	7,283	28.7
MD	24,305	15.6	1,455	0.9	41,447	26.7	VA	40,588	18.0	3,672	1.6	66,151	29.3
MA	32,207	14.5	3,774	1.7	64,965	29.4	WA	40,477	15.4	7,090	2.7	86,582	33.0
MI	60,853	16.8	7,335	2.0	113,170	31.3	WV	13,637	17.8	1,185	1.5	24,448	31.9
MN	35,052	21.3	2,716	1.6	47,138	28.7	WI	32,447	21.2	3,748	2.4	43,820	28.6
MS	17,335	15.1	4,124	3.6	39,933	34.9	WY	2,057	13.1	1,154	7.3	3,923	24.9
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (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 with Experimental Weights, 2020, 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. ‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.