Table 4.
Health care expenditures
| Category | Kaiser Permanente (2000) US Dollars |
Danish Healthcare System (2000) US Dollars |
| Gross expenditures/revenue adjusted for: | $14 200 m | $12 791 m |
| Less capital depreciation | - $557 m | - $256 m |
| Less profit | - $668 m | - 0 |
| Operating expenditures: | $12 975 m | $12 535 m |
| Operating expenditures corrected for different expenditures: | $12 975 m | $12 535 m |
| Dental care | - $10 m | -$473 m |
| Special circumstances | - $ 1 065 m | -$278 m |
| Long-term nursing care | - $ 2 283 m | |
| Net expenditures after corrections: | $11 900 m | $ 9 779 m |
| Standardised per capita expenditures (6.1 million people for Kaiser; 5.3 million people for DHS) | $1 951 | $1 845 |
| Adjustments for age differences | $1 951 | $1 639 |
| Final adjusted per capita expenditure | $1 951 | $1 480 |
‘Special circumstances’ refers to sales, marketing, and malpractice insurance (Kaiser Permanente) and research and development and state-covered malpractice insurance (Danish Healthcare System). For the DHS net expenditures ($9 799m) equals operating expenditures less (dental costs plus long term care, less supplementary private health insurance).