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. 2020 May 15;2020:2864069. doi: 10.1155/2020/2864069

Table 2.

Unadjusted total and incremental average annual healthcare expenditures (2015 US dollars) among adults with diabetes by the presence of eye complications (n = 8,420). Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (2009, 2011, 2013, and 2015).

Expenditures Eye complications No eye complications Incremental difference P value
Mean ($) 95% CI Mean ($) 95% CI Mean ($) 95% CI
Total $19,921 ($16,832–$23,010) $11,585 ($11,016–$12,155) $8,335 ($5,169–$11,502) <0.001
Inpatient $5,551 ($4,425–$6,677) $3,006 ($2,613–$3,399) $2,545 ($1,366–$3,723) <0.001
Outpatient $5,771 ($4,698–$6,843) $3,328 ($3,098–$3,558) $2,442 ($1,322–$3,563) <0.001
Prescription $6,410 ($5,032–$7,789) $3,927 ($3,692–$4,163) $2,483 ($1,072–$3,894) 0.001
Emergency $504 ($416–$591) $351 ($306–$396) $153 ($53–$252) 0.003
Others $264 ($158–$371) $99 ($80–$117) $166 ($58–$274) 0.003
Out-of-pocket $1,568 ($1,354–$1,782) $1,314 ($1,243–$1,385) $254 ($25–$484) 0.030

Note: based on 8,420 adults aged 21 years or older, alive during the calendar years, and reported having diabetes.