Health Spending Rate Changes By Type of Insurance

Here are the health spending changes in rates from 2006-2007 listed by type of insurance, as reported by the 2007 National Health Expenditure Accounts.

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  • Medicare: Increased 7.2 percent (to $431.2 billion)
  • Medicaid: Increased 6.4 percent (to $329.4 billion)
  • Private Health Insurance: Increased 6.0 percent
  • Out-of-Pocket: Increased 5.3 percent


Source:
CMS, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, National Health Expenditures 2007 Highlights.

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