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Table 3 Medical expenditures by type of services and payment sources for medical treatment of occupational injuries, MEPS Panels 9-13 (2004-2009)

From: Medical expenditures associated with nonfatal occupational injuries among immigrant and U.S.-born workers

 

U.S.-born workers

Immigrant workers

Total expenditures in the 2-year reference period (2009 U.S. $ in millions)

%

95% CI*

Total expenditures in the 2-year reference period (2009 U.S. $ in millions)

%

95% CI

Total expenditures

18453

100.0

 

2251

100.0

 

By type of service

 Ambulatory

11559

62.6

53.9-70.7

1348

59.9

48.4-71.7

 Emergency department

2372

12.9

10.2-16.3

344

15.3

9.8-22.6

 Hospital inpatient

4013

21.7

13.0-31.7

484

21.5

9.9-33.2

 Home health

3

0.02

0.0-0.05

7

0.3

0.0-0.9

 Prescribed medicines

506

2.7

2.2-3.4

68

3.0

2.1-4.2

By source of payment

 Family (out of pocket)

1241

6.7

5.5-8.3

160

7.1

5.2-9.6

 Medicare

37

0.2

0.1-0.4

3

0.1

0.0-0.4

 Medicaid

256

1.4

0.7-2.4

55

2.4

0.5-5.1

 Private insurance

5595

30.3

24.6-36.8

560

24.9

17.3-33.9

 Workers’ compensation

10514

57.0

49.4-63.6

972

43.2

33.0-53.7

 Other sources¥

811

4.4

3.1-6.0

501

22.3

10.5-35.3

  1. Note: *95% confidence intervals were calculated using the bootstrap methods with 2000 repeating bootstrap samples.
  2. ¥ Includes VETERANS, TRICARE, other federal, State/Local, and any other source not included above.