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Medicaid Spending on Prescription Drugs for Dual Eligibles, 2003

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Total Dual Eligible Spending on Prescribed Drugs (in millions)

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 Total Dual Eligible Spending on Prescribed Drugs (in millions)State Medicaid Spending on Prescribed Drugs per Dual Eligible
United States$15,172$1,043
Alabama$211$497
Alaska$29$1,335
Arizona$119$559
Arkansas$169$439
California$2,128$1,114
Colorado$163$1,338
Connecticut$225$1,521
Delaware$28$1,553
District of Columbia$31$617
Florida$1,002$1,086
Georgia$307$984
Hawaii$41$806
Idaho$31$902
Illinois$446$1,226
Indiana$341$1,245
Iowa$142$927
Kansas$121$1,202
Kentucky$305$784
Louisiana$267$710
Maine$118$604
Maryland$210$1,500
Massachusetts$480$1,251
Michigan$483$1,133
Minnesota$287$1,481
Mississippi$326$530
Missouri$436$1,252
Montana$37$663
Nebraska$97$1,125
Nevada$34$860
New Hampshire$56$1,548
New Jersey$418$1,442
New Mexico$53$541
New York$1,420$1,387
North Carolina$607$956
North Dakota$30$728
Ohio$574$1,343
Oklahoma$186$677
Oregon$202$1,411
Pennsylvania$727$1,185
Rhode Island$74$1,179
South Carolina$229$586
South Dakota$33$808
Tennessee$128$197
Texas$734$809
Utah$67$1,133
Vermont$67$927
Virginia$267$1,310
Washington$270$1,350
West Virginia$100$627
Wisconsin$298$1,067
Wyoming$17$1,086
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Notes: 

Prescription drug spending applies to Full Dual Eligibles only.
Total Dual Eligible Spending includes both state and federal matching dollars. State Medicaid Spending includes state dollars only and excludes all federal matching dollars. Data are for Federal Fiscal Year 2003.

Sources: 

Urban Institute estimates based on data from the Medicaid Statistical Information System (MSIS) and Medicaid Financial Management Reports prepared for the Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured. For more information, see "Dual Eligibles: Medicaid Enrollment and Spending for Medicare Beneficiaries in 2003"; available at http://www.kff.org/medicaid/7346.cfm.

Definitions: 

Dual Eligibles are individuals entitled to Medicare who are also eligible for some level of Medicaid benefits.
Full dual eligibles qualify for full Medicaid benefits, including long-term care provided in both institutions and in the community as well as prescription drugs. For this group, Medicaid may also pay Medicare premiums and cost sharing.
Partial dual eligibles are not eligible for full Medicaid benefits but may receive assistance with some or all of their Medicare premiums and cost sharing.



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