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Table 3. Adjusted Level of OOP Expenditures and Financial Burden in Patients With Newly Diagnosed Cancer.

Characteristic	Mean	Median	90th Percentile
OOP expenditures, $^a
Medicaid [reference]	2116	1123	7860
Veterans Health Administration	2367^b	1265^b	8008
Medicare HMO	5976^b	3052^b	10 761
Employer-sponsored insurance	5492^b	2663^c	11 437
Medigap	5670^b	3122^b	11 755
None	8115^b	3743^b	17 866^c
Financial burden, %^d
Medicaid [reference]	8.5	2.2	24.3
Veterans Health Administration	5.4^e	3.8	27.8
Medicare HMO	13.2^e	8.0^b	35.7
Employer-sponsored insurance	12.6^e	6.3^c	37.2
Medigap	14.1^c	8.0^b	38.8
None	23.7^b	11.3^b	63.1^c

Abbreviations: HMO, health maintenance organization; OOP, out-of-pocket.

^{^a}

Values represent estimates from multivariable generalized linear regression or quantile regression models. Regression models were adjusted for age, sex, race/ethnicity, educational level, marital status, geographic region, self-assessed health, comorbidities, smoking status, baseline wealth quartile (only for OOP expenditures), and survey wave.

^{^b}

P < .001.

^{^c}

P < .01.

^{^d}

Financial burden = OOP expenditures/total household income.

^{^e}

P < .05.