Table 2.

Admission rates among depression ED visits by payer, by risk features of concurrent Injury, suicidal ideation, or neither.

	Overall (N=3,681,581)		With Concurrent Injury (N=1,620,793)		No Injury, With SI (N=300,128)		Without Injury or SI (N=1,760,660)
	%	95% CI	%	95% CI	%	95% CI	%	95% CI
Any Medicare	43.2%	[42.2–44.2]	45.5%	[44.3–46.7]	44.1%	[41.5–46.6]	40.4%	[39.2–41.6]
Any Private Insurance	37.2%	[36.1–38.4]	39.4%	[38.0–40.7]	41.9%	[39.1–44.7]	34.3%	[33.0–35.7]
Any Medicaid	34.3%	[33.1–35.5]	36.5%	[35.1–38.0]	41.2%	[38.4–43.9]	31.3%	[29.9–32.6]
No Insurance	26.6%	[25.5–27.8]	31.2%	[29.7–32.6]	29.7%	[26.3–33.1]	22.4%	[21.1–23.7]
Total	35.2%	[34.2–36.1]	37.9%	[36.7–39.1]	39.7%	[37.3–42.1]	31.9%	[30.8–33.0]

National Emergency Department Sample, 2007–2018, analysis limited to those age 10–90 years. N=3,681,581. SI=suicidal ideation. Any Medicare, Any Private and Any Medicaid are not mutually exclusive categories reflective of both primary and secondary expected payers. Percentages based on weighted sampling.