Table 7.

The CCI under a doughnut hole with various deductible amounts d and various starting points s for the full sample

d	s	P(Y < s)a	P(Y < s + d)b	E(Y|Y < s)c	E(Y|Y < s + d)d	CCI
500	0	0	0.43	0	158	68
	500	0.43	0.57	158	302	104
	1000	0.57	0.66	302	433	112
	2257	0.75	0.79	607	709	102
	5000	0.89	0.91	1059	1118	64
2000	0	0	0.73	0	551	393
	500	0.43	0.77	158	658	431
	1000	0.57	0.81	302	755	426
	2257	0.75	0.87	607	959	365
	5000	0.89	0.93	1059	1269	226
3000	0	0	0.81	0	755	598
	500	0.43	0.84	158	842	621
	1000	0.57	0.86	302	921	602
	2257	0.75	0.90	607	1090	505
	5000	0.89	0.94	1059	1348	313
5000	0	0	0.89	0	1059	920
	500	0.43	0.91	158	1118	917
	1000	0.57	0.92	302	1173	872
	2257	0.75	0.93	607	1290	722
	5000	0.89	0.96	1059	1475	451

^aThe probability that healthcare expenses remain below the starting point of the deductible

^bThe probability that healthcare expenses remain below the endpoint of the deductible

^cThe expected expenses given that they end up in the interval [0, s]

^dThe expected expenses given that they end up in the interval [0, s + d]