So what’s included in the blue portion? Insurance company costs?
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Was it adjusted for inflation?
Would be more meaningful if it were also adjusted for average household income.
stlfwd on
So the largest section of spending has the least amount of detail?
kompootor on
Good sourcing information. It still needs the date at which the dataset was made (or, if the latest, the date at which you extracted it).
There’s lots problems with the vis that others are pointing out. There’s no x-axis. Trillion what? (Adjusted for inflation or international dollars?) Does the „total health spending“ include the other colors or is it stacked on top of it (because what else is in it?)?
GrimJudas on
The American doctor is not just overly expensive but they’re bad doctors too. They’re the 45th best group of doctors on the planet, they suck.
You have to agree to pay 5 times the Medicaid price and pay their property tax bill before you see them. Initial here, sign here….
The private equity doctors will run expensive tests and images for revenue generating activities and use fear mongering to justify it.
Systepup on
Worst chart I’ve seen in a while. Bad categories, no useful information, overlapping labels, and wonky projection trend. Useless.
scraperbase on
$7.4 trillion would mean more than $20,000 per year for every American.
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So what’s included in the blue portion? Insurance company costs?
Was it adjusted for inflation?
Would be more meaningful if it were also adjusted for average household income.
So the largest section of spending has the least amount of detail?
Good sourcing information. It still needs the date at which the dataset was made (or, if the latest, the date at which you extracted it).
There’s lots problems with the vis that others are pointing out. There’s no x-axis. Trillion what? (Adjusted for inflation or international dollars?) Does the „total health spending“ include the other colors or is it stacked on top of it (because what else is in it?)?
The American doctor is not just overly expensive but they’re bad doctors too. They’re the 45th best group of doctors on the planet, they suck.
You have to agree to pay 5 times the Medicaid price and pay their property tax bill before you see them. Initial here, sign here….
The private equity doctors will run expensive tests and images for revenue generating activities and use fear mongering to justify it.
Worst chart I’ve seen in a while. Bad categories, no useful information, overlapping labels, and wonky projection trend. Useless.
$7.4 trillion would mean more than $20,000 per year for every American.