Data & Reports from Outside MMCO

CMS OFFICE OF MINORITY HEALTH (OMH) MAPPING MEDICARE DISPARITIES (MMD) TOOL: This tool identifies disparities in health outcomes, utilization, and spending by race/ethnicity, Medicare-Medicaid dual eligibility status, and geographic location.

MACPAC/MEDPAC DUALS ANNUAL DATA BOOK: Beneficiaries Dually Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid: A data book jointly produced by the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) and the Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission (MACPAC). (2013-2018)

ENROLLMENT: Table E.2 provides information on nursing home, home health, Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility, & Swing-bed facility, enrollment by dual eligibility status (2007-2016)

BENEFICIARY CHARACTERISTICS: This resource provides the number of beneficiaries with select chronic conditions by dual eligibility status (2007-2016)

BENEFICIARY CHARACTERISTICS: This resource offers beneficiary characteristics, including veteran status and level of education, by dual eligibility status (2015)

UTILIZATION: This resource provides resource utilization information in the form of a U.S. Map (at multiple geographic levels) and bar chart, by dual eligibility status, on a number of different measures (new and established office visits, ED use, home visits, preventive visits, # of days between qualifying and first visit, etc.) (2008-2018)

UTILIZATION/COST: This resource provides detailed information on utilization and expenditures by dual eligibility status across several categories (inpatient hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, physicians/suppliers, outpatient facilities, hospices, home health agencies, Parts A and B summary) (2011-2016)

CMS DATA NAVIGATOR: This resource provides a searchable list of CMS reports by dual eligibility status and other criteria including Chronic Health, Mental Health and Potentially Disabling Conditions among Dual and Non-Dual Medicare Beneficiaries (2007-2015)

Want regular email updates? Sign up by visiting this link.

We’re always looking for ways to improve the experience and usability of our webpages. If you’ve Feedback or issues to report, please contact us at MMCOWeb@cms.hhs.gov.