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General Population
Total Population 1,808,787
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 371,770
Total Medicare Spending $ 3,606,167,400
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 388,320 21.5%
18-64 1,141,937 63.1%
65+ 278,530 15.4%
Gender
Male 884,785 48.9%
Female 924,002 51.1%
Race
White 1,706,539 94.3%
Black 61,150 3.4%
Asian 11,473 0.6%
Other 29,625 1.6%
Hispanic (not additive) 17,888 1.0%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 165,000 9.12% $ 695,000,000
Age
Under 18 904 0.2% $ 3,805,750
18-64 89,097 7.8% $ 375,288,000
65+ 74,999 26.9% $ 315,906,250
Gender
Male 84,553 9.6% $ 356,147,419
Female 80,447 8.7% $ 338,852,581
Race
White 148,860 8.7% $ 627,014,771
Black 9,493 15.5% $ 39,986,820
Asian 1,138 9.9% $ 4,791,485
Other 5,510 18.6% $ 23,206,923
Hispanic (not additive) 2,419 13.5% $ 10,191,006
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 101,336 27.3% $ 426,840,443
Age
Under 65 26,125 30.6% $ 110,039,950
65+ 75,212 26.3% $ 316,800,493
Gender
Male 49,691 28.4% $ 209,306,517
Female 51,645 26.2% $ 217,533,926
Race
White 95,701 26.8% $ 403,104,760
Black NSD NSD NSD
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.
       
       
WV - Congressional District 1
General Population
Total Population 595,910
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 123,941
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,202,226,145
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 122,278 20.5%
18-64 379,430 63.7% Rep. Alan
65+ 94,202 15.8% Mollohan (D)
Gender
Male 292,105 49.0% Contact:
Female 303,805 51.0%
2302 Rayburn HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-4172
Race
White 569,616 95.6%
Black 11,594 1.9% Website:
Asian 4,869 0.8%
https://mollohan.house.gov
Other 9,831 1.6%
Hispanic (not additive) 5,443 0.9%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 55,008 9.23% $ 231,700,000
Age
Under 18 284 0.2% $ 1,194,754
18-64 29,485 7.8% $ 124,195,709
65+ 25,239 26.8% $ 106,309,537
Gender
Male 28,250 9.7% $ 118,991,854
Female 26,758 8.8% $ 112,708,146
Race
White 50,781 8.9% $ 213,895,930
Black 1,848 15.9% $ 7,783,801
Asian 493 10.1% $ 2,077,674
Other 1,886 19.2% $ 7,942,595
Hispanic (not additive) 765 14.0% $ 3,220,684
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 33,784 27.3% $ 142,300,310
Age
Under 65 8,710 30.6% $ 36,685,833
65+ 25,074 26.3% $ 105,615,881
Gender
Male 16,566 28.4% $ 69,778,210
Female 17,217 26.2% $ 72,522,100
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.
       
       
WV - Congressional District 2
General Population
Total Population 627,371
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 120,624
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,170,056,089
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 142,255 22.7%
18-64 393,380 62.7% Rep. Shelley Moore
65+ 91,736 14.6% Capito (R)
Gender
Male 308,053 49.1% Contact:
Female 319,318 50.9%
2443 Rayburn HOB
Washington, DC, 20515
Ph: (202) 225-2711
Race
White 586,000 93.4%
Black 25,438 4.1% Website:
Asian 3,649 0.6%
https://capito.house.gov
Other 12,284 2.0%
Hispanic (not additive) 8,514 1.4%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 53,536 8.53% $ 225,500,000
Age
Under 18 318 0.2% $ 1,341,299
18-64 29,499 7.5% $ 124,255,383
65+ 23,718 25.9% $ 99,903,318
Gender
Male 27,539 8.9% $ 115,996,890
Female 25,997 8.1% $ 109,503,110
Race
White 47,386 8.1% $ 199,594,939
Black 3,678 14.5% $ 15,490,768
Asian 335 9.2% $ 1,412,352
Other 2,137 17.4% $ 9,001,940
Hispanic (not additive) 1,085 12.7% $ 4,569,566
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 32,880 27.3% $ 138,492,533
Age
Under 65 8,477 30.6% $ 35,704,167
65+ 24,403 26.3% $ 102,789,733
Gender
Male 16,123 28.4% $ 67,911,033
Female 16,757 26.2% $ 70,581,500
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.
       
       
WV - Congressional District 3
General Population
Total Population 585,506
Total Medicare Beneficiaries 127,204
Total Medicare Spending $ 1,233,877,330
Demographic Breakdown # %
Age
Under 18 123,787 21.1%
18-64 369,127 63.0% Rep. Nick Rahall (D)
65+ 92,592 15.8%
Gender
Male 284,627 48.6% Contact:
Female 300,879 51.4%
2307 Rayburn HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Ph: (202) 225-3452
Race
White 550,923 94.1%
Black 24,118 4.1% Website:
Asian 2,955 0.5%
https://rahall.house.gov
Other 7,510 1.3%
Hispanic (not additive) 3,931 0.7%
Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 56,456 9.64% $ 237,800,000
Age
Under 18 301 0.2% $ 1,269,697
18-64 30,112 8.2% $ 126,836,908
65+ 26,042 28.1% $ 109,693,395
Gender
Male 28,764 10.1% $ 121,158,675
Female 27,692 9.2% $ 116,641,325
Race
White 50,693 9.2% $ 213,523,902
Black 3,968 16.5% $ 16,712,251
Asian 309 10.5% $ 1,301,459
Other 1,487 19.8% $ 6,262,388
Hispanic (not additive) 570 14.5% $ 2,400,756
Medicare Diabetes Population # Prev. % $
Medicare Diabetes Prevalence/Spending 34,673 27.3% $ 146,046,672
Age
Under 65 8,939 30.6% $ 37,651,667
65+ 25,734 26.3% $ 108,396,446
Gender
Male 17,002 28.4% $ 71,615,272
Female 17,671 26.2% $ 74,431,400
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.