Admissions, 1999-2007 - Kaiser State Health Facts

Admissions per 1,000 Population

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	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007

United States	119	120	119	120	120	119	119	118	117

Alabama	153	153	153	151	157	158	155	149	150
Alaska	66	74	78	74	71	69	77	77	83
Arizona	107	110	106	109	108	109	112	108	107
Arkansas	147	141	138	142	142	139	137	133	129
California	98	96	97	98	98	97	95	95	90
Colorado	94	95	93	95	98	95	89	88	88
Connecticut	103	105	105	109	107	111	116	116	113
Delaware	116	106	104	116	119	124	123	123	124
District of Columbia	267	255	230	241	242	254	241	238	232
Florida	134	140	135	139	135	134	133	131	131
Georgia	106	111	108	104	107	106	105	102	101
Hawaii	84	87	88	90	89	91	89	87	86
Idaho	96	98	93	92	99	91	91	97	89
Illinois	124	125	125	128	126	125	124	124	125
Indiana	115	120	117	116	115	117	115	115	109
Iowa	125	126	126	126	123	122	122	122	123
Kansas	123	120	119	121	122	121	120	121	117
Kentucky	144	148	146	147	146	146	148	146	144
Louisiana	143	155	153	155	154	154	137	147	147
Maine	117	117	116	113	113	115	115	115	115
Maryland	111	115	113	116	117	119	122	123	124
Massachusetts	120	118	120	119	122	125	124	130	131
Michigan	110	111	112	116	116	118	119	119	120
Minnesota	112	119	118	119	121	123	124	123	122
Mississippi	150	153	153	145	144	147	142	143	143
Missouri	136	140	142	143	145	144	144	142	142
Montana	111	114	114	117	117	115	114	113	112
Nebraska	120	127	120	119	122	121	122	122	121
Nevada	109	100	99	98	95	100	100	99	95
New Hampshire	91	90	92	93	91	90	90	91	93
New Jersey	131	130	127	128	128	127	128	128	125
New Mexico	94	97	90	97	88	86	89	83	86
New York	132	131	126	129	130	131	131	133	132
North Carolina	122	130	119	116	117	118	117	115	113
North Dakota	137	148	144	149	139	138	138	139	139
Ohio	121	122	126	129	127	129	132	135	134
Oklahoma	122	131	125	128	128	129	129	127	126
Oregon	96	97	96	98	96	95	92	93	93
Pennsylvania	146	150	147	146	147	149	150	150	151
Rhode Island	118	127	114	115	114	116	118	120	121
South Carolina	123	132	124	125	122	122	124	120	118
South Dakota	133	142	137	132	135	134	132	123	126
Tennessee	137	133	131	138	139	140	139	140	158
Texas	115	115	115	117	115	112	109	108	103
Utah	89	88	89	89	91	90	90	86	85
Vermont	86	83	89	85	84	85	83	81	80
Virginia	105	106	103	102	103	103	103	102	102
Washington	85	87	87	85	84	85	86	87	89
West Virginia	160	162	165	163	163	164	161	156	158
Wisconsin	105	103	107	107	107	109	111	109	109
Wyoming	94	98	96	99	105	100	101	103	102

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Notes:	Data are for community hospitals, which represent 85% of all hospitals. Federal hospitals, long term care hospitals, psychiatric hospitals, institutions for the mentally retarded, and alcoholism and other chemical dependency hospitals are not included. Values less than .5 have been rounded to zero.
Sources:	Calculation based on 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007 AHA Annual Surveys. Copyright 2009 by Health Forum LLC, an affiliate of the American Hospital Association, available at http://www.ahaonlinestore.com/ProductDisplay.asp?ProductID=637; Annual Population Estimates by State, July 1, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007 Populations, U.S. Census Bureau, available at http://www.census.gov/popest/states/NST-ann-est.html.
Definitions:	NA: Not applicable when state/local government, non-profit, or for-profit hospitals do not exist in the state. Community Hospitals: All nonfederal, short-term general, and specialty hospitals whose facilities and services are available to the public.

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