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Healthcare Spending 5.2% GDP
In 1960 US Healthcare spending was 5.2% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
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Healthcare Expenditures % GDP
Health Expenditures % GDP 1960-2009 According to Kaiser Family Foundation, in 2005 the U.S. spent $2 trillion on health care, which is 16 percent of GDP.
Health care costs have grown on average 2.5 percentage points faster than U.S. gross domestic products since 1970. -
Healthcare Spending 7.2% GDP
In 1970, the percentage of the Gross Domestic Product spend on healthcare was 7.2% -
Healthcare Spending 9.2% GDP
In 1980 US Healthcare spending rose to 9.2% of GDP -
Healthcare Spending 12.5% of GDP
By 1990 US spends 12.5% of GDP on healthcare -
Healthcare Spending 13.8% GDP
Healthcare spending by 2000 is 13.8% of US GDP -
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The Rise of Medical Costs for Families
The Rise of Medical CostsRedirect&utm_source=milliman&utm_medium=web&utm_content=mmi/pdfs/milliman-medical-index-2010.pdf' >Milliman Medical Index 2010</a> Milliman Medical Index reports total medical costs for a typical American family of four rose from $9,235 in 2002 to $18,074 in 2010. -
$9,235 Medical Costs Family of 4
Milliman reports total medical costs for a typical American family of four is $9,235 -
$10,168 Medical Costs Family of 4
Milliman reports the 2003 total medical costs for a typical American family of four is $10,168 -
Healthcare Spending 16% GDP
Kaiser Foundation Healthcare spending and GDPUS Healthcare spending was 16.0% of GDP -
$11,192 Medical Cost Family of 4
Milliman Medical Index reports the average American Family of four spent $11,162 on healthcare in 2004. -
$12,214 Medical Costs Family of 4
Milliman reports total medical costs for a typical American Family of four is $12,214 -
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$13,382 Medical Costs Family of 4
Total medical costs for a typical American family of four in 2006 was $13,382 (Milliman) -
$14,500 Medical Costs Family of 4
Total medical costs for a typical American family of four in 2007 was $14,500 as reported by Milliman -
Healthcare spending 16.5% GDP
Kaiser Family Foundation HealthcareUS Healthcare spending was 16.6% of GDP per Kaiser Family Foundation health care facts -
$15,609 Medical Costs Family of 4
Total medical costs for a typical American familiy of four in 2008 is $15,609 (Milliman) -
$16,771 Medical Costs for Family of 4
Total medical costs for a typical American family of four $16,771 (Milliman) -
Healthcare Spending 17.6% GDP
Kaiser Healthcare FactsBy 2009 US Healthcare spending was 17.6% of GDP as reported by Kaiser Family Foundation -
Health Expenditures and GDP 1960 - 2009
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National Health Expenditures and their share of GDP 1960 – 2009
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$18,074 Medical Cost Family of 4
Milliman Report Rising Medical costsTotal meedical cost for a typical American family of four $18,074
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Average Family Medical Costs
Milliman Medical Index
Average health care costs for family of 4, 2005 - 2009 -
Health Care GDP Projection
2019 NHEBy 2019 national health spending is expected to reach 19.3% GDP.
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Projected Healthcare Spending %GDP
CBO Projected Costs%GDPGraph of projected healthcare spending from the Congressional Budget Office showing increases from 2007 - 2082 -
Healthcare GDP Projection 25%
Non-Partisan Congressional Budget Office assessment of long term healthcare costs predits the share of GDP devoted to healthcare will be 25% -
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Projections of Healthcare as % GDP
The Long Term Outlook of Healthcare Spending Non-Partison Congressional Budget Office assessment of long term healthcare costs predicts the share of GDP devoted to healthcare will increase to 49% by 2082. The Congressional Budget Office -
2050 Healthcare GDP Projection 37%
Non-Partisan Congressional Budget Office assessment of long term healthcare costs predits the share of GDP devoted to healthcare will be 37% -
Healthcare GDP Projection 49%
Non-Partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) assessment of long term healthcare costs predicts the share of GDP devoted to healthcare will be 49%