Massachusetts residents aged 18- to 64-years-old are far more likely than peers in other states to have health insurance, new data from the U.S. Census Bureau indicates.

The U.S. Senate Finance Committee’s inclusion of nonprofit health insurance cooperatives in its health-reform bill drew mixed reviews from Maryland health officials Wednesday.

In a memorandum issued Wednesday to four of the state’s largest charitable health insurance providers and the Massachusetts Hospital Association, Attorney General Martha Coakley outlined a plan for her office to increase its oversight of compensation practices for executives and directors in Massachusetts non-profit charitable health care organizations.

More than one-third of Arizonans either do not have health insurance or are covered under the state’s program for the poor.

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