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• Intracranial Hemorrhage & Cerebral Infarction Cost for a 90 Day Episode of Care

Dexur analyzed Apr 2016 to Mar 2019 Medicare claims data for Intracranial Hemorrhage & Cerebral Infarction Hospitalizations in Connecticut to benchmark cost of care (i.e. Medicare Payments) across a 90-day episode of care from the date of admission. The cost of care is calculated by summing all medicare payments from the date of admission for 90 days and tracks the patient for any hospital readmission and post-acute care facilities including nursing home, home health, and hospice. The lower the cost of care, the higher the ranking because lower costs imply better quality (fewer days in the hospital, nursing home and home health) and also better economic outcomes for patients and insurance companies.

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• Rankings were only done for Home Health which had more than 50 Hospitalizations