Association of Insurance Type With Inpatient Surgical 30-Day Readmissions, Emergency Department Visits/Observation Stays, and Costs
Annals of Surgery Open(2023)
Abstract
Increased rates and odds of urgent/emergent cases in Medicaid/Uninsured patients drive increased odds of complications and index hospitalization costs versus Private. SNHs care for higher cost populations while receiving lower reimbursements and are further penalized by the unintended consequences of HRRP. Increasing access to care, especially for Medicaid/Uninsured patients, could reduce urgent/emergent surgeries resulting in fewer complications, EDOS/readmissions, and costs.
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inpatient surgical,insurance type,emergency department visits/observation
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