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General Population
Total Population 11,463,403
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 1,830,807
Total Medicare Spending $ 19,139,505,000
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 2,775,420 24.2%
18-64 7,153,691 62.4%
65+ 1,534,292 13.4%
Gender
Male 5,586,499 48.7%
Female 5,876,904 51.3%
Race
White 9,630,053 84.0%
Black 1,346,290 11.7%
Asian 174,382 1.5%
Other 312,678 2.7%
Hispanic (not additive) 273,920 2.4%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 707,000 6.17% $ 3,870,000,000
Age
Under 18 4,663 0.2% $ 25,525,710
18-64 401,762 5.6% $ 2,199,178,586
65+ 300,575 19.6% $ 1,645,295,704
Gender
Male 360,108 6.4% $ 1,971,170,487
Female 346,892 5.9% $ 1,898,829,513
Race
White 521,163 5.4% $ 2,852,758,915
Black 138,885 10.3% $ 760,231,453
Asian 10,395 6.0% $ 56,901,267
Other 36,557 11.7% $ 200,108,365
Hispanic (not additive) 23,586 8.6% $ 129,104,819
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 438,968 24.0% $ 2,402,837,080
Age
Under 65 74,743 27.2% $ 409,129,830
65+ 364,225 23.4% $ 1,993,707,249
Gender
Male 193,143 25.1% $ 1,057,235,245
Female 245,824 23.2% $ 1,345,601,835
Race
White 369,120 22.7% $ 2,020,499,582
Black 59,663 36.2% $ 326,582,743
Asian n/a n/a n/a
Other NSD NSD NSD
Hispanic (not additive) NSD NSD NSD
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 1
General Population
Total Population 627,620
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 110,984
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,160,239,996
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 158,188 25.2%
18-64 388,510 61.9% Rep. Steve
65+ 80,922 12.9% Driehaus (D)
Gender
Male 300,390 47.9% Contact:
Female 327,230 52.1%
408 Cannon HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Ph: (202) 225-2216
Race
White 422,039 67.2%
Black 178,146 28.4% Website:
Asian 7,511 1.2%
https://driehaus.house.gov
Other 19,924 3.2%
Hispanic (not additive) 11,065 1.8%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 42,858 6.83% $ 234,600,000
Age
Under 18 301 0.2% $ 1,647,926
18-64 24,770 6.4% $ 135,584,855
65+ 17,788 22.0% $ 97,367,219
Gender
Male 21,514 7.2% $ 117,765,937
Female 21,344 6.5% $ 116,834,063
Race
White 22,840 5.4% $ 125,021,833
Black 17,237 9.7% $ 94,351,199
Asian 462 6.1% $ 2,528,415
Other 2,320 11.6% $ 12,698,553
Hispanic (not additive) 944 8.5% $ 5,165,045
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 26,610 24.0% $ 145,660,386
Age
Under 65 4,531 27.2% $ 24,801,567
65+ 22,079 23.4% $ 120,858,819
Gender
Male 11,708 25.1% $ 64,089,601
Female 14,902 23.2% $ 81,570,453
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 2
General Population
Total Population 669,775
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 91,446
Total Medicare Spending $ 955,986,322
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 166,948 24.9%
18-64 419,139 62.6% Rep. Jean Schmidt (R)
65+ 83,688 12.5%
Gender
Male 325,808 48.6% Contact:
Female 343,967 51.4%
418 Cannon HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Ph: (202) 225-3164
Race
White 611,314 91.3%
Black 32,719 4.9% Website:
Asian 13,633 2.0%
house.gov/schmidt
Other 12,109 1.8%
Hispanic (not additive) 7,489 1.1%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 35,313 5.27% $ 193,300,000
Age
Under 18 247 0.1% $ 1,351,720
18-64 20,769 5.0% $ 113,686,343
65+ 14,297 17.1% $ 78,261,937
Gender
Male 18,004 5.5% $ 98,548,377
Female 17,310 5.0% $ 94,751,623
Race
White 30,347 5.0% $ 166,115,051
Black 2,904 8.9% $ 15,895,813
Asian 769 5.6% $ 4,209,722
Other 1,293 10.7% $ 7,079,414
Hispanic (not additive) 586 7.8% $ 3,206,697
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 21,926 24.0% $ 120,017,701
Age
Under 65 3,733 27.2% $ 20,435,392
65+ 18,192 23.4% $ 99,582,309
Gender
Male 9,647 25.1% $ 52,806,990
Female 12,278 23.2% $ 67,210,437
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 3
General Population
Total Population 642,565
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 108,524
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,134,522,826
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 156,622 24.4%
18-64 396,860 61.8% Rep. Mike Turner (R)
65+ 89,083 13.9%
Gender
Male 314,513 48.9% Contact:
Female 328,052 51.1%
1740 Longworth HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-6465
Race
White 511,850 79.7%
Black 106,601 16.6% Website:
Asian 9,172 1.4%
https://turner.house.gov
Other 14,942 2.3%
Hispanic (not additive) 9,884 1.5%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 41,908 6.52% $ 229,400,000
Age
Under 18 276 0.2% $ 1,513,408
18-64 23,469 5.9% $ 128,465,156
65+ 18,163 20.4% $ 99,421,436
Gender
Male 21,492 6.8% $ 117,645,957
Female 20,416 6.2% $ 111,754,043
Race
White 28,793 5.6% $ 157,606,391
Black 10,721 10.1% $ 58,685,454
Asian 586 6.4% $ 3,209,316
Other 1,808 12.1% $ 9,898,839
Hispanic (not additive) 876 8.9% $ 4,795,714
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 26,020 24.0% $ 142,431,767
Age
Under 65 4,431 27.2% $ 24,251,831
65+ 21,590 23.4% $ 118,179,936
Gender
Male 11,449 25.1% $ 62,669,030
Female 14,572 23.2% $ 79,762,412
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 4
General Population
Total Population 630,187
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 96,271
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,006,431,539
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 152,944 24.3%
18-64 389,342 61.8% Rep. Jim Jordan (R)
65+ 87,901 13.9%
Gender
Male 314,223 49.9% Contact:
Female 315,964 50.1%
515 Cannon HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Ph: (202) 225-2676
Race
White 577,453 91.6%
Black 31,424 5.0% Website:
Asian 4,966 0.8%
https://jordan.house.gov
Other 16,344 2.6%
Hispanic (not additive) 9,109 1.4%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 37,177 5.90% $ 203,500,000
Age
Under 18 244 0.2% $ 1,333,026
18-64 20,768 5.3% $ 113,679,489
65+ 16,166 18.4% $ 88,487,485
Gender
Male 19,406 6.2% $ 106,224,149
Female 17,771 5.6% $ 97,275,851
Race
White 31,831 5.5% $ 174,235,201
Black 3,097 9.9% $ 16,951,916
Asian 311 6.3% $ 1,702,720
Other 1,938 11.9% $ 10,610,162
Hispanic (not additive) 791 8.7% $ 4,330,912
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 23,083 24.0% $ 126,350,761
Age
Under 65 3,930 27.2% $ 21,513,721
65+ 19,152 23.4% $ 104,837,040
Gender
Male 10,156 25.1% $ 55,593,494
Female 12,926 23.2% $ 70,756,979
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 5
General Population
Total Population 629,765
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 92,013
Total Medicare Spending $ 961,921,054
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 151,313 24.0%
18-64 392,389 62.3% Rep. Bob Latta (R)
65+ 86,063 13.7%
Gender
Male 310,483 49.3% Contact:
Female 319,282 50.7%
1531 Longworth HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-6405
Race
White 597,453 94.9%
Black 7,446 1.2% Website:
Asian 3,842 0.6%
https://latta.house.gov
Other 21,024 3.3%
Hispanic (not additive) 27,939 4.4%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 35,533 5.64% $ 194,500,000
Age
Under 18 231 0.2% $ 1,266,552
18-64 20,101 5.1% $ 110,029,278
65+ 15,200 17.7% $ 83,204,171
Gender
Male 18,349 5.9% $ 100,437,709
Female 17,184 5.4% $ 94,062,291
Race
White 32,148 5.4% $ 175,970,296
Black 716 9.6% $ 3,920,999
Asian 235 6.1% $ 1,285,909
Other 2,434 11.6% $ 13,322,796
Hispanic (not additive) 2,369 8.5% $ 12,966,892
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 22,062 24.0% $ 120,762,767
Age
Under 65 3,756 27.2% $ 20,562,254
65+ 18,305 23.4% $ 100,200,513
Gender
Male 9,707 25.1% $ 53,134,814
Female 12,355 23.2% $ 67,627,678
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 6
General Population
Total Population 620,806
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 103,793
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,085,066,731
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 132,613 21.4%
18-64 391,334 63.0% Rep. Charlie Wilson (D)
65+ 96,859 15.6%
Gender
Male 302,848 48.8% Contact:
Female 317,958 51.2%
226 Cannon HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-5705
Race
White 590,723 95.2%
Black 16,156 2.6% Website:
Asian 4,057 0.7%
charliewilson.house.gov
Other 9,870 1.6%
Hispanic (not additive) 5,654 0.9%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 40,082 6.46% $ 219,400,000
Age
Under 18 218 0.2% $ 1,190,989
18-64 21,509 5.5% $ 117,737,319
65+ 18,355 19.0% $ 100,471,692
Gender
Male 20,490 6.8% $ 112,158,941
Female 19,592 6.2% $ 107,241,059
Race
White 36,683 6.2% $ 200,796,178
Black 1,794 11.1% $ 9,818,462
Asian 286 7.1% $ 1,567,090
Other 1,319 13.4% $ 7,218,270
Hispanic (not additive) 553 9.8% $ 3,028,425
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 24,886 24.0% $ 136,222,884
Age
Under 65 4,237 27.2% $ 23,194,645
65+ 20,649 23.4% $ 113,028,239
Gender
Male 10,950 25.1% $ 59,937,163
Female 13,936 23.2% $ 76,285,411
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 7
General Population
Total Population 656,335
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 91,919
Total Medicare Spending $ 960,931,932
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 157,923 24.1%
18-64 417,975 63.7% Rep. Steve Austria (R)
65+ 80,437 12.3%
Gender
Male 324,181 49.4% Contact:
Female 332,154 50.6%
1641 Longworth HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-4324
Race
White 572,024 87.2%
Black 58,053 8.8% Website:
Asian 7,963 1.2%
https://austria.house.gov
Other 18,295 2.8%
Hispanic (not additive) 11,337 1.7%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 35,496 5.41% $ 194,300,000
Age
Under 18 239 0.2% $ 1,308,474
18-64 21,194 5.1% $ 116,015,152
65+ 14,063 17.5% $ 76,976,374
Gender
Male 18,362 5.7% $ 100,511,473
Female 17,134 5.2% $ 93,788,527
Race
White 28,036 4.9% $ 153,466,152
Black 5,087 8.8% $ 27,845,889
Asian 444 5.6% $ 2,427,685
Other 1,929 10.5% $ 10,560,274
Hispanic (not additive) 876 7.7% $ 4,792,762
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 22,039 24.0% $ 120,638,589
Age
Under 65 3,753 27.2% $ 20,541,110
65+ 18,287 23.4% $ 100,097,479
Gender
Male 9,697 25.1% $ 53,080,177
Female 12,342 23.2% $ 67,558,137
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 8
General Population
Total Population 645,065
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 87,756
Total Medicare Spending $ 917,410,568
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 160,592 24.9%
18-64 404,340 62.7% Rep. John Boehner (R)
65+ 80,133 12.4%
Gender
Male 314,935 48.8% Contact:
Female 330,130 51.2%
1011 Longworth HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-6205
Race
White 585,524 90.8%
Black 33,276 5.2% Website:
Asian 10,284 1.6%
johnboehner.house.gov
Other 15,981 2.5%
Hispanic (not additive) 12,452 1.9%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 33,889 5.25% $ 185,500,000
Age
Under 18 237 0.1% $ 1,297,390
18-64 19,992 4.9% $ 109,430,437
65+ 13,660 17.0% $ 74,772,173
Gender
Male 17,337 5.5% $ 94,901,683
Female 16,551 5.0% $ 90,598,317
Race
White 28,712 4.9% $ 157,164,978
Black 2,917 8.8% $ 15,969,093
Asian 573 5.6% $ 3,136,826
Other 1,686 10.6% $ 9,229,102
Hispanic (not additive) 962 7.7% $ 5,266,712
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 21,041 24.0% $ 115,174,772
Age
Under 65 3,583 27.2% $ 19,610,787
65+ 17,458 23.4% $ 95,563,985
Gender
Male 9,258 25.1% $ 50,676,134
Female 11,783 23.2% $ 64,498,376
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 9
General Population
Total Population 624,100
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 105,307
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,100,892,681
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 151,256 24.2%
18-64 388,793 62.3% Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D)
65+ 84,051 13.5%
Gender
Male 305,165 48.9% Contact:
Female 318,935 51.1%
2186 Rayburn HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-4146
Race
White 500,503 80.2%
Black 88,366 14.2% Website:
Asian 7,534 1.2%
https://kaptur.house.gov
Other 27,697 4.4%
Hispanic (not additive) 28,058 4.5%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 40,666 6.52% $ 222,600,000
Age
Under 18 269 0.2% $ 1,471,334
18-64 23,146 6.0% $ 126,695,716
65+ 17,252 20.5% $ 94,432,950
Gender
Male 20,835 6.8% $ 114,048,070
Female 19,831 6.2% $ 108,551,930
Race
White 28,010 5.6% $ 153,324,305
Black 8,842 10.0% $ 48,398,019
Asian 479 6.4% $ 2,622,692
Other 3,335 12.0% $ 18,254,984
Hispanic (not additive) 2,474 8.8% $ 13,544,109
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 25,249 24.0% $ 138,209,727
Age
Under 65 4,299 27.2% $ 23,532,945
65+ 20,950 23.4% $ 114,676,782
Gender
Male 11,109 25.1% $ 60,811,360
Female 14,140 23.2% $ 77,398,051
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 10
General Population
Total Population 604,029
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 106,915
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,117,707,754
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 139,236 23.1%
18-64 371,523 61.5% Rep. Dennis
65+ 93,270 15.4% Kucinich (D)
Gender
Male 289,817 48.0% Contact:
Female 314,212 52.0%
2445 Rayburn House Bldg
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-5871
Race
White 523,426 86.7%
Black 41,484 6.9% Website:
Asian 11,888 2.0%
https://kucinich.house.gov
Other 27,231 4.5%
Hispanic (not additive) 37,929 6.3%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 41,287 6.84% $ 226,000,000
Age
Under 18 246 0.2% $ 1,347,179
18-64 22,000 5.9% $ 120,421,598
65+ 19,042 20.4% $ 104,231,223
Gender
Male 20,775 7.2% $ 113,717,983
Female 20,513 6.5% $ 112,282,017
Race
White 32,270 6.2% $ 176,639,990
Black 4,573 11.0% $ 25,029,515
Asian 833 7.0% $ 4,558,898
Other 3,612 13.3% $ 19,771,597
Hispanic (not additive) 3,685 9.7% $ 20,169,472
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 25,635 24.0% $ 140,320,747
Age
Under 65 4,365 27.2% $ 23,892,388
65+ 21,270 23.4% $ 116,428,359
Gender
Male 11,279 25.1% $ 61,740,195
Female 14,356 23.2% $ 78,580,232
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 11
General Population
Total Population 563,144
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 159,380
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,666,175,851
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 139,281 24.7%
18-64 337,775 60.0% Rep. Marcia Fudge (D)
65+ 86,088 15.3%
Gender
Male 260,070 46.2% Contact:
Female 303,074 53.8%
1513 Longworth HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Ph: (202) 225-7032
Race
White 206,649 36.7%
Black 330,184 58.6% Website:
Asian 11,403 2.0%
https://fudge.house.gov
Other 14,908 2.6%
Hispanic (not additive) 12,869 2.3%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 61,547 10.93% $ 336,900,000
Age
Under 18 401 0.3% $ 2,192,914
18-64 32,547 9.6% $ 178,156,641
65+ 28,600 33.2% $ 156,550,445
Gender
Male 29,858 11.5% $ 163,440,081
Female 31,689 10.5% $ 173,459,919
Race
White 15,105 7.3% $ 82,683,091
Black 43,151 13.1% $ 236,198,693
Asian 947 8.3% $ 5,184,655
Other 2,345 15.7% $ 12,833,561
Hispanic (not additive) 1,482 11.5% $ 8,113,675
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 38,214 24.0% $ 209,177,255
Age
Under 65 6,507 27.2% $ 35,616,572
65+ 31,707 23.4% $ 173,560,682
Gender
Male 16,814 25.1% $ 92,036,601
Female 21,400 23.2% $ 117,140,178
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 12
General Population
Total Population 699,651
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 93,669
Total Medicare Spending $ 979,230,687
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 187,701 26.8%
18-64 443,114 63.3% Rep. Pat Tiberi (R)
65+ 68,836 9.8%
Gender
Male 340,387 48.7% Contact:
Female 359,264 51.3%
113 Cannon HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Ph: (202) 225-5355
Race
White 506,658 72.4%
Black 148,289 21.2% Website:
Asian 23,214 3.3%
https://tiberi.house.gov
Other 21,490 3.1%
Hispanic (not additive) 16,225 2.3%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 36,172 5.17% $ 198,000,000
Age
Under 18 295 0.2% $ 1,617,086
18-64 23,363 5.3% $ 127,887,096
65+ 12,513 18.2% $ 68,495,818
Gender
Male 18,444 5.4% $ 100,957,557
Female 17,728 4.9% $ 97,042,443
Race
White 21,704 4.3% $ 118,804,732
Black 11,357 7.7% $ 62,167,849
Asian 1,130 4.9% $ 6,185,661
Other 1,981 9.2% $ 10,841,757
Hispanic (not additive) 1,095 6.8% $ 5,995,052
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 22,459 24.0% $ 122,935,876
Age
Under 65 3,824 27.2% $ 20,932,269
65+ 18,635 23.4% $ 102,003,607
Gender
Male 9,882 25.1% $ 54,090,967
Female 12,577 23.2% $ 68,844,628
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 13
General Population
Total Population 649,318
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 105,591
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,103,860,047
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 159,946 24.6%
18-64 402,346 62.0% Rep. Betty Sutton (D)
65+ 87,026 13.4%
Gender
Male 312,678 48.2% Contact:
Female 336,640 51.8%
1721 Longworth HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-3401
Race
White 537,886 82.8%
Black 79,397 12.2% Website:
Asian 10,227 1.6%
https://sutton.house.gov
Other 21,808 3.4%
Hispanic (not additive) 24,309 3.7%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 40,776 6.28% $ 223,200,000
Age
Under 18 275 0.2% $ 1,506,960
18-64 23,200 5.8% $ 126,990,985
65+ 17,301 19.9% $ 94,702,055
Gender
Male 20,589 6.6% $ 112,698,435
Female 20,187 6.0% $ 110,501,565
Race
White 29,704 5.5% $ 162,593,987
Black 7,839 9.9% $ 42,909,791
Asian 642 6.3% $ 3,513,014
Other 2,591 11.9% $ 14,183,208
Hispanic (not additive) 2,115 8.7% $ 11,578,992
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 25,317 24.0% $ 138,582,260
Age
Under 65 4,311 27.2% $ 23,596,376
65+ 21,006 23.4% $ 114,985,884
Gender
Male 11,139 25.1% $ 60,975,272
Female 14,178 23.2% $ 77,606,672
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 14
General Population
Total Population 653,462
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 96,177
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,005,442,418
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 157,908 24.2%
18-64 402,826 61.6% Rep. Steve
65+ 92,728 14.2% LaTourette (R)
Gender
Male 321,139 49.1% Contact:
Female 332,323 50.9%
2371 Rayburn HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Ph: (202) 225-5731
Race
White 609,398 93.3%
Black 21,926 3.4% Website:
Asian 10,539 1.6%
https://latourette.house.gov
Other 11,599 1.8%
Hispanic (not additive) 11,614 1.8%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 37,140 5.68% $ 203,300,000
Age
Under 18 241 0.2% $ 1,317,701
18-64 20,572 5.1% $ 112,609,472
65+ 16,327 17.6% $ 89,372,827
Gender
Male 19,121 6.0% $ 104,662,670
Female 18,020 5.4% $ 98,637,330
Race
White 33,016 5.4% $ 180,722,225
Black 2,124 9.7% $ 11,625,403
Asian 649 6.2% $ 3,551,626
Other 1,352 11.7% $ 7,400,746
Hispanic (not additive) 991 8.5% $ 5,427,274
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 23,060 24.0% $ 126,226,583
Age
Under 65 3,926 27.2% $ 21,492,577
65+ 19,134 23.4% $ 104,734,006
Gender
Male 10,146 25.1% $ 55,538,857
Female 12,914 23.2% $ 70,687,439
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 15
General Population
Total Population 659,682
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 79,051
Total Medicare Spending $ 826,411,353
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 158,790 24.1%
18-64 436,666 66.2% Rep. Mary Jo
65+ 64,226 9.7% Kilroy (D)
Gender
Male 329,176 49.9% Contact:
Female 330,506 50.1%
1237 Longworth HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Ph: (202) 225-2015
Race
White 554,787 84.1%
Black 57,521 8.7% Website:
Asian 25,356 3.8%
https://kilroy.house.gov
Other 22,018 3.3%
Hispanic (not additive) 24,169 3.7%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 30,527 4.63% $ 167,100,000
Age
Under 18 218 0.1% $ 1,194,937
18-64 20,111 4.6% $ 110,081,887
65+ 10,198 15.9% $ 55,823,176
Gender
Male 15,946 4.8% $ 87,286,111
Female 14,581 4.4% $ 79,813,889
Race
White 23,079 4.2% $ 126,333,103
Black 4,278 7.4% $ 23,418,301
Asian 1,199 4.7% $ 6,561,286
Other 1,971 9.0% $ 10,787,310
Hispanic (not additive) 1,584 6.6% $ 8,672,393
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 18,954 24.0% $ 103,750,428
Age
Under 65 3,227 27.2% $ 17,665,566
65+ 15,727 23.4% $ 86,084,862
Gender
Male 8,340 25.1% $ 45,649,498
Female 10,614 23.2% $ 58,100,694
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 16
General Population
Total Population 644,439
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 98,968
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,034,621,514
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 154,619 24.0%
18-64 396,876 61.6% Rep. John
65+ 92,944 14.4% Boccieri (D)
Gender
Male 314,865 48.9% Contact:
Female 329,574 51.1%
1516 Longworth HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Ph: (202) 225-3876
Race
White 596,143 92.5%
Black 30,668 4.8% Website:
Asian 5,087 0.8%
https://boccieri.house.gov
Other 12,541 1.9%
Hispanic (not additive) 6,991 1.1%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 38,218 5.93% $ 209,200,000
Age
Under 18 244 0.2% $ 1,337,453
18-64 21,010 5.3% $ 115,004,620
65+ 16,964 18.3% $ 92,857,927
Gender
Male 19,566 6.2% $ 107,103,077
Female 18,652 5.7% $ 102,096,923
Race
White 33,322 5.6% $ 182,399,383
Black 3,065 10.0% $ 16,776,310
Asian 323 6.4% $ 1,768,691
Other 1,508 12.0% $ 8,255,616
Hispanic (not additive) 616 8.8% $ 3,370,557
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 23,729 24.0% $ 129,889,824
Age
Under 65 4,040 27.2% $ 22,116,316
65+ 19,689 23.4% $ 107,773,508
Gender
Male 10,441 25.1% $ 57,150,659
Female 13,288 23.2% $ 72,738,870
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 17
General Population
Total Population 603,933
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 107,862
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,127,598,973
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 133,511 22.1%
18-64 381,588 63.2% Rep. Tim Ryan (D)
65+ 88,834 14.7%
Gender
Male 292,972 48.5% Contact:
Female 310,961 51.5%
1421 Longworth HOB
Washington, D.C. 20515
Ph: (202) 225-5261
Race
White 512,979 84.9%
Black 72,330 12.0% Website:
Asian 6,014 1.0%
https://timryan.house.gov
Other 12,610 2.1%
Hispanic (not additive) 11,978 2.0%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 41,653 6.90% $ 228,000,000
Age
Under 18 240 0.2% $ 1,313,391
18-64 22,973 6.0% $ 125,752,454
65+ 18,439 20.8% $ 100,934,156
Gender
Male 21,180 7.2% $ 115,934,143
Female 20,473 6.6% $ 112,065,857
Race
White 31,596 6.2% $ 172,949,819
Black 7,965 11.0% $ 43,599,053
Asian 421 7.0% $ 2,304,100
Other 1,671 13.3% $ 9,147,028
Hispanic (not additive) 1,163 9.7% $ 6,363,473
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 25,862 24.0% $ 141,562,523
Age
Under 65 4,403 27.2% $ 24,103,825
65+ 21,458 23.4% $ 117,458,699
Gender
Male 11,379 25.1% $ 62,286,569
Female 14,483 23.2% $ 79,275,632
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.
       
       
OH - Congressional District 18
General Population
Total Population 639,527
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 95,183
Total Medicare Spending $ 995,056,637
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 156,029 24.4%
18-64 392,295 61.3% Rep. Zack Space (D)
65+ 91,203 14.3%
Gender
Male 312,849 48.9% Contact:
Female 326,678 51.1%
315 Cannon HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-6265
Race
White 613,244 95.9%
Black 12,304 1.9% Website:
Asian 1,692 0.3%
https://space.house.gov
Other 12,287 1.9%
Hispanic (not additive) 4,849 0.8%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 36,757 5.75% $ 201,200,000
Age
Under 18 241 0.2% $ 1,317,272
18-64 20,269 5.2% $ 110,950,089
65+ 16,247 17.8% $ 88,932,639
Gender
Male 18,840 6.0% $ 103,128,135
Female 17,916 5.5% $ 98,071,865
Race
White 33,967 5.5% $ 185,932,201
Black 1,218 9.9% $ 6,669,691
Asian 106 6.3% $ 582,960
Other 1,464 11.9% $ 8,015,148
Hispanic (not additive) 423 8.7% $ 2,316,663
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 22,822 24.0% $ 124,922,718
Age
Under 65 3,886 27.2% $ 21,270,568
65+ 18,936 23.4% $ 103,652,150
Gender
Male 10,041 25.1% $ 54,965,165
Female 12,780 23.2% $ 69,957,268
Note: The above data are best estimates calculated from available data, including Diabetes spending from the American Diabetes Association, Diabetes prevalence from the CDC, population demographics from Census ACS 2007, the CMS Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey, and Medicare data from Kaiser Family Fund. Some numbers may not be additive due to rounding errors. In some cases, the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the Medicare 65+ population exceeds the estimated Diabetes Prevalence for the General 65+ population. This discrepancy is due to more recent Medicare data available and diabetes patients moving over time from the 18-64 non-Medicare population into the Medicare 65+ population, as well as the difficulty in applying National prevalence rates by age and gender to Congressional District populations of varying demographic breakdowns.