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Show Health Care Expenditures Table 76 Year Utah per capita % of in dollars per capita income Mountain per capita % of in dollars per capita income US per capita % of in dollars per capita income Utah per capita as % of Mtn per capita Utah per capita as % of US per capita 1980 717.0 9.0 843.5 8.8 933.7 9.4 85.0 76.8 1982 903.3 10.0 1054.1 9.5 1192.5 10.4 85.7 75.7 1983 955.2 10.2 1155.6 10.1 1296.9 10.7 82.7 73.7 1984 1012.8 10.1 1210.4 9.9 1396.0 10.6 83.7 72.6 1985 1083.6 10.3 1289.0 10.1 1502.2 10.8 84.1 72.1 1986 1160.8 10.6 1357.2 10.3 1619.9 11.1 85.5 71.7 1987 1310.6 11.4 1441.1 10.6 1743.3 11.3 90.9 75.2 1988 1418.2 11.6 1564.6 10.9 1896.7 11.5 90.6 74.8 1989 1530.5 11.7 1691.5 11.3 2061.9 11.6 90.5 74.2 1990 1639.9 12.1 1811.7 11.4 2254.6 12.1 90.5 72.7 Source: Utah and Mountain - Utah Department of Health in Utah Department of Health, Governor's Task Force on Health Care Costs Report. (1988). Unpublished report. Includes unpublished revisions for 1989 and 1990. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Care Financing Administration, Office of Research and Demonstrations. Health Care Financing Review. Baltimore, MD. Figure 60 2500-r Health Care Expenditures 11 Mountain ? us 1980 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 Between 1980 and 1990 health care expenditures increased 129% for Utah, 144% for the nation, and 115% for the Intermountain Region. The total percentage of per capita income going for health care also increased for Utah, the Intermountain Region, and the nation (Table 76). Utah has lower health care expenditures per capita (in total dollars) compared to both the nation and the Intermountain Region. But, because Utah has lower per capita income, Utah is higher than the Intermountain Region and only slightly lower than the U.S. in the percentage of personal income going towards health care. Utah's Health: An Annual Review 1993 65 |
