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Patient

Mariana Ana Ornelas

One person and their health history.

Diagnoses
16
disorders on record · 10 open
Medications
12
prescribed · 6 current
  • 323 visitsall patients: median 36
  • 57% of billing coveredall patients: median 75%
  • 4 care sitesall patients: median 3
  • 5 in 10 visits at one siteall patients: 6 in 10

Person

Styled
Ms. Mariana Ana Ornelas
Born
1964-02-14
Gender
Female
Marital status
Never married
Race
White
Ethnicity
Hispanic

Place

Location
Minneapolis, MN
Address
867 Ritchie Walk Apt 255403 · Hennepin County · FIPS 27053
Birthplace
San Salvador, El Salvador, SV
Coordinates
View on map44.89125326278284, -93.20651351456327

Open diagnoses

diagnosis concept Metabolic syndrome X
1991-05-03· first recorded
diagnosis concept Hypertriglyceridemia
1990-04-27· first recorded
diagnosis concept Diabetes mellitus type 2
1989-04-21· first recorded
diagnosis concept Essential hypertension
1989-04-21· first recorded

And 2 more open disorders.

What they paid, by year

out of pocket premiums paid to the insurer, on the strip's own scale

What they paid, by year Bar chart. What they paid, by year. Out-of-pocket by year from 2015 to 2026, $229k in all; the highest is 2016 at $51k; premiums are the strip beneath, on its own scale, the most being $120.00. $0 $20k $40k 2015: $23,044.11 out of pocket 2016: $51,080.89 out of pocket 2017: $32,840.27 out of pocket 2018: $32,292.65 out of pocket 2019: $32,364.00 out of pocket 2020: $42,566.59 out of pocket 2021: $13,567.22 out of pocket 2022: $178.90 out of pocket 2023: $144.65 out of pocket 2024: $428.77 out of pocket 2025: $254.20 out of pocket 2026: $503.64 out of pocket $51k $120 $0 2015: no premiums 2016: premiums $40.00 2017: premiums $70.00 2018: premiums $70.00 2019: premiums $70.00 2020: premiums $50.00 2021: premiums $60.00 2022: premiums $120.00 2023: premiums $120.00 2024: premiums $120.00 2025: premiums $120.00 2026: premiums $70.00 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
Out-of-pocket by year, most in 2016. The strip beneath is that year's premiums on its own scale, so a year with no bar on it paid none. Annual snapshots are their own series and never line up with the money on a visit or a claim.

Who covered them, year by year

Who covered them, year by year Chart. Who covered them, year by year. 4 payers across 58 years, from 1969 to 2026; one row each, and a bar runs for as long as the cover did without a break. Dual Eligible Dual Eligible, 1969 to 1972: 4.0 years Dual Eligible, 1974 to 1975: 2.0 years Dual Eligible, 1977 to 1980: 4.0 years Dual Eligible, 1982 to 1983: 2.0 years Dual Eligible, 1986 to 1988: 3.0 years Dual Eligible, 1992 to 1995: 4.0 years Dual Eligible, 1998: 364 days Dual Eligible, 2000 to 2005: 6.0 years Dual Eligible, 2007: 364 days Dual Eligible, 2009 to 2010: 2.0 years Dual Eligible, 2012 to 2014: 1.7 years Dual Eligible, 2017 to 2019: 1.6 years Dual Eligible, 2021 to 2026: 5.5 years Medicare Medicare, 1973: 287 days Medicare, 1984 to 1985: 336 days Medicare, 1996: 203 days Medicare, 2006: 259 days Medicare, 2015: 259 days No insurance No insurance, 1973: 77 days No insurance, 1984 to 1985: 1.1 years No insurance, 1996: 161 days No insurance, 2006: 105 days No insurance, 2011 to 2021: 5.3 years Medicaid Medicaid, 1976: 364 days Medicaid, 1981: 364 days Medicaid, 1989 to 1991: 3.0 years Medicaid, 1997: 1.0 years Medicaid, 1999: 364 days Medicaid, 2008: 1.0 years Medicaid, 2011: 196 days Medicaid, 2016: 105 days Medicaid, 2020: 140 days 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025
One row per insurer; a bar runs for as long as the cover did without a break, and starts at the first year it covered. Enrolment end dates in this corpus run years past today, so a bar reaching the right-hand edge does not mean the cover is current.

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