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Expense year

2017-12-02 · Medicaid

One patient's costs with one payer over one annual cycle.

Out-of-pocket
$100.00
what the patient paid
  • $541 paid by the insurer for this year's care
  • $120 in premiums bought that cover
  • top 84% of what everyone paid in 20179,308 patients

The year

Snapshot
2017-12-02one annual cycle, anchored to this instant

The insurer's side

Premiums paid
$120.00paid to the insurer, spend or not
Paid by insurer
$541.13the insurer's own outlay — not part of the figures above, and the three do not sum

What they paid, by year

out of pocket, 2017 lit 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 2025, $1.3k in all; the highest is 2020 at $300; premiums are the strip beneath, on its own scale, the most being $120.00. $0 $100 $200 $300 2015: $100.00 out of pocket 2016: $150.00 out of pocket 2017: $100.00 out of pocket 2018: $100.00 out of pocket 2019: nothing out of pocket 2020: $300.00 out of pocket 2021: $150.00 out of pocket 2022: $190.99 out of pocket 2023: $93.39 out of pocket 2024: $150.00 out of pocket 2025: nothing out of pocket $100 $120 $0 2015: premiums $120.00 2016: premiums $120.00 2017: premiums $120.00 2018: premiums $120.00 2019: premiums $120.00 2020: premiums $120.00 2021: premiums $120.00 2022: premiums $120.00 2023: premiums $120.00 2024: premiums $120.00 2025: premiums $100.00 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
This year against every other year of theirs. The strip beneath is that year's premiums on its own scale, so a year with no bar on it paid none.

What everyone paid in 2017

Harry Will Streich: $100.00, top 84% everyone in 2017: median $400

What everyone paid in 2017 Bar chart. What everyone paid in 2017. 9,308 patients in all; the largest group is $99 to $315 with 3,254; Harry Will Streich: $100.00, top 84%; everyone in 2017: median $400. 0 1,000 2,000 3,000 $0 to $2: 823 patients $2 to $9: 4 patients $9 to $31: 5 patients $31 to $99: 252 patients $99 to $315: 3,254 patients $315 to $999: 1,666 patients $999 to $3.2k: 1,907 patients $3.2k to $10.0k: 1,032 patients $10.0k to $32k: 317 patients $32k to $100k: 29 patients $100k to $316k: 19 patients $0 $10 $100 $1.0k $10k $100k
Half of these patients paid $400.00 or less. The $99 to $315 hold the most, 3,254 patients. What patients pay spans four orders of magnitude, so the axis is logarithmic.
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