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THE DATA IN GRAPHICS

During first quarter of this year (2018), Kaiser Family Foundation launched a new tool for all available health insurance and healthcare data. Their website has been always a good source, but now it is enriched with many surveys. Making graphics from it gives large and transparent views for many general changes established after ACA come in force. Everybody can access Kaiser Family Foundation tool and let numbers talk themselves. Below are graphic interpretations for much of this valuable data.

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Per enrollee spending growth has slowed recently for all major payers

Private Insurance Medicare Medicaidhttps://lh4.googleusercontent.com/NQQ0bvkVWBBmL34-Ir7yYoQLNkDMhmlzOX9yshMTiiphXrD78vKOnrCR79QRPYbg7SqryWdwbUqoaAhEUEguFDNfegY_U9ytZlIs7CS0jhqiU7-lG6I5Bf3xMJwFEsosVb7UYxVZ

                        1990s                              2000s                          2010-2016

Hospital and physician services represent half of total health spending

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Health spending growth has slowed, and is now more on pace with economic growth

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Health services spending growth slowed a bit in recent quarters

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Spending on public health has increased, particularly by state and local governments

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On average, other wealthy countries spend about half as much per person on health than the U.S. spends

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While the U.S. has similar public spending, its private sector spending is triple that of comparable countrieshttps://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-_pfxQs7WTfqQ_0p_NhGdumyxsxzogQnAAPhCwmi-TYmvRBWhkElPavJGFOnCHCthWxWgFjKqgHGRFsgtvwJfzZSQT_FyGHIKIBTKE2tJN7yKpdgqQywIDxfjfJLHpEKdCFo0cdI

While the U.S. has much higher total spending as a share of its economy, its public expenditures alone are in line with other countries. In 2016, the US spent about 8.5% of its GDP on health out of public funds –essentially equivalent to the average of the other comparable countries. However, private spending in the U.S. is much higher than any comparable country; 8.8% of GDP in the U.S., compared to 2.7% on average for other nations.


 

Relative to the size of its wealth, the U.S. spends a disproportionate amount on health care

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For most of the leading causes of death, mortality rates are higher in the U.S. than in comparable countries

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