Table 2.3 Estimates of the Direct, Indirect and Total Cost Burden of Diabetes for 50 States and the District of Columbia, 2002
| State |
Population Estimates (in 1,000s)a |
Diabetes Prevalence (in 1,000s)b |
Percent of Population With Diabetes |
Direct Medical Cost of Diabetesc |
Indirect Cost of Diabetesd |
Total Cost Burden of Diabetes |
| United States |
288,369 |
15,139 |
5.2% |
$115,071,539,000 |
$49,792,171,000 |
$164,863,710,000 |
| Alabama |
4,487 |
301 |
6.7% |
$2,287,901,000 |
$989,989,000 |
$3,277,890,000 |
| Alaska |
644 |
19 |
3.0% |
$144,419,000 |
$62,491,000 |
$206,910,000 |
| Arizona |
5,456 |
249 |
4.6% |
$1,892,649,000 |
$818,961,000 |
$2,711,610,000 |
| Arkansas |
2,710 |
156 |
5.8% |
$1,185,756,000 |
$513,084,000 |
$1,698,840,000 |
| California |
35,116 |
1,795 |
5.1% |
$13,643,795,000 |
$5,903,755,000 |
$19,547,550,000 |
| Colorado |
4,507 |
153 |
3.4% |
$1,162,953,000 |
$503,217,000 |
$1,666,170,000 |
| Connecticut |
3,461 |
157 |
4.5% |
$1,193,357,000 |
$516,373,000 |
$1,709,730,000 |
| Delaware |
807 |
44 |
5.5% |
$334,444,000 |
$144,716,000 |
$479,160,000 |
| District of Columbia |
571 |
37 |
6.5% |
$281,237,000 |
$121,693,000 |
$402,930,000 |
| Florida |
16,713 |
1,038 |
6.2% |
$7,889,838,000 |
$3,413,982,000 |
$11,303,820,000 |
| Georgia |
8,560 |
454 |
5.3% |
$3,450,854,000 |
$1,493,206,000 |
$4,944,060,000 |
| Hawaii |
1,245 |
61 |
4.9% |
$463,661,000 |
$200,629,000 |
$664,290,000 |
| Idaho |
1,341 |
57 |
4.3% |
$433,257,000 |
$187,473,000 |
$620,730,000 |
| Illinois |
12,601 |
646 |
5.1% |
$4,910,246,000 |
$2,124,694,000 |
$7,034,940,000 |
| Indiana |
6,159 |
331 |
5.4% |
$2,515,931,000 |
$1,088,659,000 |
$3,604,590,000 |
| Iowa |
2,937 |
139 |
4.7% |
$1,056,539,000 |
$457,171,000 |
$1,513,710,000 |
| Kansas |
2,716 |
122 |
4.5% |
$927,322,000 |
$401,258,000 |
$1,328,580,000 |
| Kentucky |
4,093 |
228 |
5.6% |
$1,733,028,000 |
$749,892,000 |
$2,482,920,000 |
| Louisiana |
4,483 |
252 |
5.6% |
$1,915,452,000 |
$828,828,000 |
$2,744,280,000 |
| Maine |
1,294 |
71 |
5.5% |
$539,671,000 |
$233,519,000 |
$773,190,000 |
| Maryland |
5,458 |
281 |
5.1% |
$2,135,881,000 |
$924,209,000 |
$3,060,090,000 |
| Massachusetts |
6,428 |
287 |
4.5% |
$2,181,487,000 |
$943,943,000 |
$3,125,430,000 |
| Michigan |
10,050 |
571 |
5.7% |
$4,340,171,000 |
$1,878,019,000 |
$6,218,190,000 |
| Minnesota |
5,019 |
182 |
3.6% |
$1,383,382,000 |
$598,598,000 |
$1,981,980,000 |
| Mississippi |
2,872 |
201 |
7.0% |
$1,527,801,000 |
$661,089,000 |
$2,188,890,000 |
| Missouri |
5,673 |
293 |
5.2% |
$2,227,093,000 |
$963,677,000 |
$3,190,770,000 |
| Montana |
909 |
37 |
4.1% |
$281,237,000 |
$121,693,000 |
$402,930,000 |
| Nebraska |
1,729 |
74 |
4.3% |
$562,474,000 |
$243,386,000 |
$805,860,000 |
| Nevada |
2,173 |
97 |
4.5% |
$737,297,000 |
$319,033,000 |
$1,056,330,000 |
| New Hampshire |
1,275 |
55 |
4.3% |
$418,055,000 |
$180,895,000 |
$598,950,000 |
| New Jersey |
8,590 |
439 |
5.1% |
$3,336,839,000 |
$1,443,871,000 |
$4,780,710,000 |
| New Mexico |
1,855 |
81 |
4.4% |
$615,681,000 |
$266,409,000 |
$882,090,000 |
| New York |
19,158 |
1,025 |
5.4% |
$7,791,025,000 |
$3,371,225,000 |
$11,162,250,000 |
| North Carolina |
8,320 |
462 |
5.6% |
$3,511,662,000 |
$1,519,518,000 |
$5,031,180,000 |
| North Dakota |
634 |
28 |
4.4% |
$212,828,000 |
$92,092,000 |
$304,920,000 |
| Ohio |
11,421 |
674 |
5.9% |
$5,123,074,000 |
$2,216,786,000 |
$7,339,860,000 |
| Oklahoma |
3,494 |
187 |
5.4% |
$1,421,387,000 |
$615,043,000 |
$2,036,430,000 |
| Oregon |
3,522 |
160 |
4.5% |
$1,216,160,000 |
$526,240,000 |
$1,742,400,000 |
| Pennsylvania |
12,335 |
717 |
5.8% |
$5,449,917,000 |
$2,358,213,000 |
$7,808,130,000 |
| Rhode Island |
1,070 |
51 |
4.8% |
$387,651,000 |
$167,739,000 |
$555,390,000 |
| South Carolina |
4,107 |
263 |
6.4% |
$1,999,063,000 |
$865,007,000 |
$2,864,070,000 |
| South Dakota |
761 |
36 |
4.7% |
$273,636,000 |
$118,404,000 |
$392,040,000 |
| Tennessee |
5,797 |
373 |
6.4% |
$2,835,173,000 |
$1,226,797,000 |
$4,061,970,000 |
| Texas |
21,780 |
1,150 |
5.3% |
$8,741,150,000 |
$3,782,350,000 |
$12,523,500,000 |
| Utah |
2,316 |
73 |
3.2% |
$554,873,000 |
$240,097,000 |
$794,970,000 |
| Vermont |
617 |
26 |
4.2% |
$197,626,000 |
$85,514,000 |
$283,140,000 |
| Virginia |
7,294 |
356 |
4.9% |
$2,705,956,000 |
$1,170,884,000 |
$3,876,840,000 |
| Washington |
6,069 |
272 |
4.5% |
$2,067,472,000 |
$894,608,000 |
$2,962,080,000 |
| West Virginia |
1,802 |
134 |
7.4% |
$1,018,534,000 |
$440,726,000 |
$1,459,260,000 |
| Wisconsin |
5,441 |
225 |
4.1% |
$1,710,225,000 |
$740,025,000 |
$2,450,250,000 |
| Wyoming |
499 |
19 |
3.8% |
$144,419,000 |
$62,491,000 |
$206,910,000 |
a Source: Population Division, US Census Bureau; Release Date: December 20 2002. Table ST-EST2002-01 Available at: http://www.census.gov/popest/archives/2000s/vintage_2002/ST-EST2002-01.html.
b Source: CDC Diabetes Surveillance System. Available at: http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/DDTSTRS/StateSurvData.aspx
cThe estimated direct medical cost per person with diabetes is $7,601 in excess of the cost of people without diabetes, adjusting for age. American Diabetes Association (ADA) (2003). Economic costs of diabetes in the US in 2002. Diabetes Care 26(3):917-932.
d The estimated indirect cost per person with diabetes is $3,289. American Diabetes Association (ADA) (2003). Economic costs of diabetes in the US in 2002. Diabetes Care 26(3):917-932.
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