Table 8. Selected data for Medicaid child enrollees in disabled cash and disabled noncash (noninstitutionalized) group: Georgia and New York, 1982; California and Michigan, 1983.

Item	California		Georgia1	Michigan		New York
	Disabled cash	Disabled noncash	Disabled cash	Disabled cash	Disabled noncash	Disabled cash	Disabled noncash
Mean length of enrollment in months for study year	10.7	7.6	10.8	10.3	8.2	9.4	5.6
Percent male enrollees	57	57	57	57	59	59	58
Age:
Under 1 year	(2)	5	2	(2)	3	3	13
1-4 years	10	12	11	9	7	9	8
5-9 years	18	18	19	16	9	17	8
10-14 years	22	16	23	19	5	26	16
15-18 years	26	24	27	27	25	27	30
19-20 years	24	25	19	29	51	18	25
Percent using any Medicaid service	89	76	85	86	90	81	72
Percent using inpatient hospital services	14	23	21	12	18	15	31
Hospital days per user	13	70	13	14	31	20	93
Percent using physician/ambulatory care	74	62	73	77	77	75	49
Physician/ambulatory care visits per user	13	31	10	8	16	17	32
Percent using dental services	36	22	27	32	26	26	14
Dental visits per user	—	—	2	2	2	2	3
Percent using prescription drugs	65	47	67	66	70	49	28
Prescriptions per user	10	10	12	14	17	9	11
Percent using long-term care	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Annual expenditure per enrollee:
All services	$2,314	$13,362	$1,694	$1,347	$4,120	$1,956	$9,715
Inpatient hospital	1,190	11,399	1,085	786	3,120	1,050	8,969
Physician/ambulatory	285	791	129	99	188	603	460
Long-term care	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Other	839	1,172	480	462	812	303	286

¹Because Georgia had only 41 children in the disabled noncash—noninstitutionalized group in 1982, data for this group are not presented.

²Less than 1 percent.

NOTE: Data were calculated using person-years.

SOURCE: Health Care Financing Administration, Office of Research and Demonstrations: Data from the Medicaid Tape-to-Tape project, 1982 and 1983.