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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 17.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Health Econ. 2015 Feb 11;1(1):1–26. doi: 10.1162/AJHE_a_00001

TABLE 1.

Beneficiaries by age and original reason for eligibility

Total Original reason for eligibility = aged
Original reason for eligibility = disability, end-stage renal disease, or Alzheimer’s
Age 65 + Age 65 + Age <65
2001 5,760,821 4,563,388 79.2% 422,207 7.3% 775,226 13.5%
2002 5,959,061 4,701,352 78.9% 442,511 7.4% 815,198 13.7%
2003 6,095,807 4,779,197 78.4% 458,698 7.5% 857,912 14.1%
2004 6,143,162 4,781,953 77.8% 465,479 7.6% 895,730 14.6%
2005 6,129,633 4,740,059 77.3% 467,811 7.6% 921,763 15.0%
2006 5,974,412 4,607,287 77.1% 459,927 7.7% 907,198 15.2%
2007 5,887,761 4,506,823 76.5% 460,829 7.8% 920,109 15.6%
2008 5,820,956 4,427,286 76.1% 465,482 8.0% 928,188 15.9%
2009 5,871,707 4,429,056 75.4% 476,663 8.1% 965,988 16.5%
2010 5,958,291 4,462,672 74.9% 498,891 8.4% 996,728 16.7%

Notes: The following types of beneficiaries were excluded from the sample: newly eligible beneficiaries since no prior claims information was available with which to compute a risk score and beneficiaries who did not have 12 months of continuous enrollment in TM, both Parts A and B, in the prior year. In addition, beneficiaries who switched into cost MA plans or Special Needs Plans were excluded.