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Statistical Brief #264: Estimates of Health Care Expenditures for the 10 Largest States, 2006 (pdf file)
meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st264/stat264.pdfSeptember 01, 2009 - These amounts were lower in California and Florida, and were higher in Ohio. … expenses paid by private insurance in 2006 was lower in California, New York, and Florida; and was higher … This was lower in California (51.5 percent), and higher in Pennsylvania (67.1 percent) and Ohio (70.2 … This was lower in California (5.2 percent) and higher in Ohio (8.9 percent), and Georgia (9.3 percent … This share was higher in New York (14.2 percent) and lower in New Jersey (3.6 percent). 19.0 percent -
Wp Jun2005 At (pdf file)
meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/workingpapers/OLD_WorkingPapers/wp_jun2005_at.pdfJune 01, 2005 - In addition, white and Hispanic women pay a higher proportion of medical care expenses out-of-pocket … Women with more than 12 years of education had a higher probability of using any medical care (93%) … Widows had higher mean expenses ($5683) than other women, probably reflecting the higher average age … and mean expenses were higher for blacks than for Hispanics. … In comparison to women with higher education women with less education had a significantly higher proportion -
Wp Jun2005 Akt (pdf file)
meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/workingpapers/OLD_WorkingPapers/wp_jun2005_akt.pdfJune 01, 2005 - In addition, white and Hispanic women pay a higher proportion of medical care expenses out-of-pocket … Women with more than 12 years of education had a higher probability of using any medical care (93%) … Widows had higher mean expenses ($5683) than other women, probably reflecting the higher average age … and mean expenses were higher for blacks than for Hispanics. … In comparison to women with higher education women with less education had a significantly higher proportion -
meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st264/sb264.xmlSeptember 01, 2009 - These amounts were lower in California and Florida, and were higher in Ohio. … health care expenses paid by Medicaid in 2006 was lower than the national average in New Jersey and higher … This was lower in California (51.5 percent), and higher in Pennsylvania (67.1 percent) and Ohio (70.2 … This was lower in California (5.2 percent) and higher in Ohio (8.9 percent) and Georgia (9.3 percent) … This share was higher in New York (14.2 percent) and lower in New Jersey (3.6 percent).
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st77/sb77.xmlMay 01, 2005 - A higher percentage of the elderly used an antidepressant (13.2 percent) than both non-elderly adults … The percentage of persons with only public insurance using an antidepressant (11.0 percent) was higher … married at one time but were no longer married who were using an antidepressant (15.3 percent) was higher … Both elderly and non-elderly adults had a higher percentage of those using an antidepressant in 2002 … (figure 3)
A higher percentage of those with public insurance only used an antidepressant (11.0 -
meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st38/draft/stat38.shtmlJanuary 01, 2004 - incurred some health care expenses in 2000 was lower in Houston, Miami, Los Angeles, and Dallas, but higher … Median expenses in Detroit were higher than the national average, while the uninsured rate in Chicago … Difference from U.S. not significant Higher than U.S. U.S. … Difference from U.S. not significant Higher than U.S. U.S. … Difference from U.S. not significant Higher than U.S. U.S.
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st69/sb69.xmlFebruary 01, 2005 - The percentage with some expenses was lower than the national average in California and Texas but higher … Conversely, both of these averages for Illinois were higher than the corresponding national averages. … Relative to the U.S. as a whole, the proportion paid by Medicaid was higher in New York and lower in … Conversely, a significantly higher proportion of Michigan residents (50.9 percent) incurred expenses … /li>
- In Illinois, both averages per capita ($3,614) and per person with expenses ($4,301) were higher
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st38/stat38.shtmlJanuary 01, 2004 - incurred some health care expenses in 2000 was lower in Houston, Miami, Los Angeles, and Dallas, but higher … Median expenses in Detroit were higher than the national average, while the uninsured rate in Chicago … Difference from U.S. not significant Higher than U.S. U.S. … Difference from U.S. not significant Higher than U.S. U.S. … Difference from U.S. not significant Higher than U.S. U.S.
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st38/stat38.pdfMarch 09, 2010 - • Median expenses in Detroit were higher than the national average, while the uninsured rate in … In contrast, the estimated median expense per person in Detroit ($835) was higher than the national … Difference from U.S. not significant Higher than U.S. … Difference from U.S. not significant Higher than U.S. … Difference from U.S. not significant Higher than U.S.
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st186/stat186.pdfSeptember 01, 2007 - Medicare pop Among the th made the top Medicare pop categories (Li Plavix), the av pocket payme higher … In addition, Nexium had a higher out-of-pocket payment ($87.93) than Zocor ($60.89) and Plavix ($60.19 … The average total payment per purchase for Zyprexa ($240.81) was higher than the average total payment … In addition, Prevacid ($139.71) had a higher average total payment than Plavix ($123.81). … The average total payment per purchase for Nexium ($201.68) was higher than the average total payment
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st186/sb186.xmlSeptember 01, 2007 - insurance categories (Lipitor, Zocor, and Plavix), the average out-of-pocket payment for Plavix was higher … Medicare and public insurance only ($37.82), and the average out-of-pocket payment for Lipitor was higher … In addition, Nexium had a higher out-of-pocket payment ($87.93) than Zocor ($60.89) and Plavix ($60.19 …
The average total payment per purchase for Zyprexa ($240.81) was higher than the average … In addition, Prevacid ($139.71) had a higher average total payment than Plavix ($123.81). -
Statistical Brief #352: Estimates of Health Care Expenditures for the 10 Largest States, 2008 (pdf file)
meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st352/stat352.pdfDecember 01, 2011 - ● The percentage of health care expenses paid by private insurance was higher than the national … Alternatively, the percentage paid out of pocket was higher in Florida. … same states (67.6 percent in California, 67.8 percent in Texas versus 74.3 percent nationally) and higher … The percentage paid by Medicare was higher in Florida (28.9 percent versus 23.7 percent nationally), … The percentage paid by Medicaid was higher in New York (21.9 percent versus 10.2 percent nationally) -
meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st429/stat429.shtmlJanuary 01, 2014 - In 2011, the average total annual expense per person with expenses was higher than 2001 for the elderly … The proportion of the elderly with expenses for dental visits in 2011 was higher than 2001. … The average expense per office visit and prescription medicine purchase for the elderly was higher in … The average annual expense per person with expenses was about $1,000 higher in 2011 ($9,863) than 2001 … These quartile levels were higher than in 2001 (after adjusting for inflation from 2001 to 2011 dollars
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st549/stat549.shtmlJuly 01, 2023 - sociodemographic groups, such as racial/ethnic minorities and individuals living in areas with higher … poverty levels, experienced higher rates of COVID-19 [3, 4]. … $4,603 71.1% 38.2% * Relative standard error is greater than 30%, indicating higher … living outside of a metropolitan statistical area [MSA]) received treatment for COVID-19, which was higher … Among people with any COVID-19 treatment, those living in more urban areas had higher average per-person
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st519/stat519.shtmlDecember 01, 2018 - enrollees in single and family coverage that have premiums at the national 90 th percentile amount or higher … Percentage of enrollment in high-premium plans in states with a higher percentage than the U.S. average … 20.6% Note: High premium plans are those with premiums at the 90 th percentile or higher … Percentage of enrollment in high-premium plans in states with a higher percentage than the U.S. average … 20.2% Note: High premium plans are those with premiums at the 90 th percentile or higher
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st154/draft/stat154.shtmlDecember 01, 2006 - Cardiovascular agents ranked first in terms of total expenses at $31.7 billion and was higher than the … Total annual expenses for hormones and total expenses for central nervous system agents were higher than … In addition, the 13.5 percent of total drug expenses by adults that hormones represented was higher than … The average expense for psychotherapeutic agents ($80.76) was higher than the average expense for central … agents ($61.58) and hormones ($54.32), and the average expense for central nervous system agents was higher
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st109/draft/stat109.shtmlJanuary 01, 2006 - In addition, total annual expenses for antihyperlipidemic agents and hormones were higher than total … This 25.2 percent was higher than any of the remaining top five therapeutic classes (antihyperlipidemic … The percentage that antihyperlipidemic agents represented (14.8 percent) was higher than the percentages … Antihyperlipidemic agents and gastrointestinal agents had a higher average expense ($105.53 and $105.02 … In addition, central nervous system agents had a higher average expense than hormones.
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st23/stat23.pdfJanuary 01, 2001 - than employee-plus-one coverage premiums ($5,463) which in turn were much higher than single coverage … Premiums were higher for smaller firms than larger firms regardless of the number of people covered … Single premiums were 6.5 percent higher, employee-plus-one premiums 5.5 percent higher, and family … premiums 3.1 percent higher in smaller firms than in larger firms. … Employee contributions toward family and employee-plus-one coverage were over 20 percent higher for
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st109/stat109.shtmlJanuary 01, 2006 - In addition, total annual expenses for antihyperlipidemic agents and hormones were higher than total … This 25.2 percent was higher than any of the remaining top five therapeutic classes (antihyperlipidemic … The percentage that antihyperlipidemic agents represented (14.8 percent) was higher than the percentages … Antihyperlipidemic agents and gastrointestinal agents had a higher average expense ($105.53 and $105.02 … In addition, central nervous system agents had a higher average expense than hormones.
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meps.ahrq.gov/data_files/publications/st109/sb109.xmlJanuary 01, 2006 - In addition, total annual expenses for antihyperlipidemic agents and hormones were higher than total … This 25.2 percent was higher than any of the remaining top five therapeutic classes (antihyperlipidemic … The percentage that antihyperlipidemic agents represented (14.8 percent) was higher than the percentages … Antihyperlipidemic agents and gastrointestinal agents had a higher average expense ($105.53 and $105.02 … In addition, central nervous system agents had a higher average expense than hormones.
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