Medicare Statistics for 2004

What does all of this mean for patients? Patients in MDVIP affiliated practices are admitted to the hospital at dramatically lower rates than non-MDVIP patients. Reductions in hospitalizations are up to 65% for Medicare beneficiaries and up to a staggering 80% for those with commercial insurance. The results are scientific, not anecdotal and are because MDVIP physicians have the time to have much closer relationships with their patients.

Medicare vs. MDVIP Hospital Discharges / 1000

(State Reported Data Jan 1 Dec 31, 2004)

Florida: 2,979 Medicare Patients, 423 Discharges, 2,218 Inpatient Days, 11 Physicians New York: 258 Medicare Patients, 36 Discharges, 34 Inpatient Days, 2 Physicians Nevada: 357 Patients, 22 Discharges, 78 Inpatient Days, 2 Physicians Virginia: 326 Medicare Patients, 16 Discharges, 104 Inpatient Days, 2 Physicians

Medicare CMS Data for Calendar Year 2002. MDVIP State Data Per Intellimed Adjusted for Same Admission Type.

Disclaimer: Based on a comparison of hospitalization rates for MDVIP affiliated physicians vs. commercial and Medicare admissions in 2005.