Medicare Statistics

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 74% for Medicare beneficiaries and up to 61% 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 Jun 30, 2005)

Florida: 7,546 Medicare Patients, 302 Discharges, 1,772 Inpatient Days, 12 Physicians Arizona: 217 Medicare Patients, 21 Discharges, 118 Inpatient Days, 1 Physician Nevada: 566 Patients, 60 Discharges, 316 Inpatient Days, 3 Physicians Virginia: 405 Medicare Patients, 9 Discharges, 68 Inpatient Days, 2 Physicians

Medicare CMS Data for Calendar Year 2002. MDVIP State Data Per Intellimed Adjusted for Same Admission Type Jan 2006 Nevada Data Reflected Through 9/30/05.

*Disclaimer: Based on a comparison of hospitalization rates for MDVIP affiliated physicians vs. commercial and Medicare admissions by an independent third party in 2008.