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The proposed concept for the poverty thresholds includes such budget categories as food and housing but not medical care. For consistency, the panel proposed that medical insurance benefits not be added to income and that out-of-pocket medical care expenses (including health insurance premiums) be subtracted from income as part of determining families’ disposable income that is available for nonmedical basic necessities (National Research Council, 1995:51-52). Because the proposed revised poverty measure would not directly address the availability of affordable medical care, the panel further recommended that the federal government develop a separate measure of medical care risk that would estimate the economic risk to families and individuals lacking adequate health insurance coverage (National Research Council, 1995:69).
S. poverty measure cannot make this determination because it uses before-tax money income as the definition of family and individual resources. S. 1 The results 1 These questions gave estimates that compared favorably with estimates of out-of-pocket medical care costs in the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (see Czajka, in Part III of this volume). 27 28 MEDICAL CARE ECONOMIC RISK for 2010 were published by the Census Bureau in November 2011 (Short, 2011). 2 percent. 0 percent. 9 percent under the SPM (Short, 2011:6).
S. population based on National Health Interview Survey data collected from January 2011 through June 2011 show that, in the first 6 months of 2011, 20 percent of people—or 1 in 5—were in a family having problems paying medical bills in the past 12 months; 26 percent of people—or 1 in 4—were in a family paying their medical bills over an extended period of time; and almost 11 percent of people—or 1 in 10—were in a family that had medical bills they were unable to pay at all. Overall, 32 percent of people, rising to 41 percent of poor people and 46 percent of near-poor people, were in a family experiencing one or more of these kinds of problems in paying for medical care (Cohen, Gindi, and Kirzinger, 2012).