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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 25.
Published in final edited form as: Alzheimers Dement. 2019 Jun 4;15(7):899–906. doi: 10.1016/j.jalz.2019.03.015

Table 3.

Mean annual direct healthcare costs by service category and dementia subtype

Non-Dementia
(N=2,754,980)
Dementia
(N=247,007)
LBD
(N=10,869)
FTD
(N=728)
VaD
(N=9,911)
AD
(N=57,225)
Other/Classified elsewhere/NOS/Mixed (N=168,274)
Total cost*, 6,070 (16,163) 16,867 (28,712) 22,514 (32,414) 14,853 (26,540) 21,002 (34,622) 13,935 (23,969) 17,265 (29,448)
Inpatient cost*, 2,131 (10,911) 8,522 (21,670) 11,736 (25,088) 8,160 (20,721) 11,956 (26,484) 6,866 (17, 621) 8,678 (22,309)
Outpatient cost*, 443 (1,828) 488 (1,764) 599 (2,152) 584 (2,602) 444 (1,671) 353 (1,354) 529 (1,856)
Carrier cost*, 2,778 (7,497) 4,726 (7,262) 5,699 (7,408) 3,663 (5,006) 4,937 (8,275) 3,511 (5,910) 5,069 (7,561)
Home health agency (HHA) cost*, 612 (2,757) 2,431 (4,693) 3,569 (5,503) 1,782 (4,658) 2,670 (4,796) 2,534 (4,726) 2,312 (4,607)
Hospice cost*, 18 (249) 119 (638) 137 (689) 144 (841) 224 (932) 206 (827) 85 (525)
Skilled nursing facility (SNF) cost*, 88 (1,115) 580 (2,734) 774 (3,071) 521 (3,019) 771 (3,106) 466 (2,402) 595 (2,790)

All values mean (s.d.) in U.S. dollars, and based on all beneficiaries.

*

We found a significant difference between non-dementia and dementia at alpha level of 0.0001.

We found a significant difference across all dementia subtypes at alpha level of 0.0001.