Table 2.

Average Medical Expenditures by Sector for COVID-19 Patients with Initial COVID-19 Hospitalization and COVID-19 Diagnosis but No Hospitalization

UnmatchedMatched Treatment Effect
Case Subjects $Control Subjects $Difference $ControlDifference $
(n)(n)(%)Subjects $(%)
Outpatient services
 30 days6,458 (4843)2,856 (315,888)3,602 (77)3,4772,981*** (60)
 60 days6,386 (3724)2,610 (257,627)3,776 (84)3,3423,044*** (63)
 120 days4,872 (2622)1,934 (166,900)2,937 (86)2,9221,950*** (50)
Inpatient admissions and services
 30 days93,597 (512)46,381 (5294)47,216 (67)48,75644,841*(63)
 60 days105,524 (333)45,584 (4034)59,940 (79)48,66256,862* (74)
 120 days67,404 (171)42,691 (2050)24,714 (45)44,20423,200** (42)
Pharmaceuticals
 30 days2,533 (4000)1,600 (248,703)933 (45)2,054479** (21)
 60 days2,438 (3159)1,476 (202,328)963 (49)1,974464** (21)
 120 days1,854 (2232)1,120 (130,261)734 (49)1,525329* (19)
Total
 30 days17,329 (5155)4,380 (352,895)12,949 (119)6,08711,242*** (96)
 60 days16,486 (4041)4,005 (288,316)12,481 (122)6,09310,393*** (92)
 120 days9,729 (2923)2,897 (192,065)6,832 (108)4,7704,959*** (68)
  • Notes: Statistical significance (*P < .05, **P < .01, ***P < .001) using z-score; All spending is assessed 30, 60 or 120 days after the COVID-19 index data till the end of the calendar year. The difference for control subjects in both the unmatched and matched models is relative to the cases subjects.