Geographic Variations in Out-of-Pocket Spending

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  1. 10.6% of Total Health Spending Was Out-Of-Pocket in 2016

    The California Health Care Foundation recently published an analysis of US healthcare spending. Here are some key findings on health spending distribution from the report:

    • Private health insurance paid for one third of total health spending in 2016.
    • Medicare paid for 20.1% of total health spending in 2016.
    • Medicaid paid for 16.9% of total health spending in 2016.
    • 10.6% of total health spending in 2016 was out-of-pocket.

    Source: California Health Care Foundation, May 2018

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