classifying those with coverage (80.05% accuracy) than those without coverage (76.86% accuracy). The decision tree model was 74.11% accurate overall in classifying those with and without healthcare coverage. In contrast to the artificial neural network model, the decision tree had superior performance in classifying those without healthcare coverage (75.51% accuracy) than those with healthcare coverage (72.71%). Overall the artificial neural network model outperformed the decision tree model, as the overall accuracy rate and the accuracy rates for each class of the dependent variable for the ANN model exceed those for the decision tree model. Both models have also surpassed the desired accuracy rate of 62.5%, or 25% greater than chance accuracy. Table 2 shows the overall accuracy for each model, and the accuracy for each class of the dependent variable.