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Spending Analysis and Data Sources
July 2015
Colorado Commission on Affordable Health Care
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Spending Analysis and Data Sources Colorado Commission on - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Spending Analysis and Data Sources Colorado Commission on - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Spending Analysis and Data Sources Colorado Commission on Affordable Health Care July 2015 Health Care Spending in Colorado 2 Three Takeaways 1. Expenditures have increased significantly, but spending has grown faster for some services. 2.
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- 1. Expenditures have increased significantly,
but spending has grown faster for some services.
- 2. Growth rates in expenditures were relatively
low through 2013, but have been increasing.
- 3. Data sources can be combined to answer
complex questions.
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Three Takeaways
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Total Spending on Personal Health Care Services, Colorado
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Proportion of Personal Health Care Spending by Type of Service, Colorado, 2013
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Per Capita Spending, Personal Health Care Services, Colorado
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Average Annual Compound Growth Rate, Personal Health Care Services, Colorado
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Medical Services Expenditures and Proportion by Disease and Condition, U.S., 2010
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Breaking Down Health Care Spending:
A Simple Formula
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Average Annual Compound Growth Rates in Medical Spending and Prices, by Disease and Condition, U.S., 2000 – 2010
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A Few Words About
Data Sources
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The best data source depends on the question
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If You Ask You Should Consider Examples Where are… Which populations… Demographic Data US Census Colorado Health Access Survey State Demography Office Who uses …. What services… Where do people… Claims or administrative data Medicaid claims data All Payer Claims Data (APCD) E-Health Records/CORHIO/QHN Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) What costs… What was paid… Claims data APCD MEPS Who is enrolled… Who is eligible… Who is providing… Enrollment data Medicaid enrollment Exchange enrollment
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Three Takeaways
- 1. Expenditures have increased significantly,
but spending has grown faster for some services.
- 2. Growth rates in expenditures were relatively
low through 2013, but have been increasing.
- 3. Data sources can be combined to answer
complex questions.
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Questions?
Amy Downs, Senior Director for Policy and Analysis Colorado Health Institute (720) 382-7091 • downsa@coloradohealthinstitute.org