MEPS

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MEPS is a large-scale set of surveys conducted in the United States that collects detailed data on individuals’ and families’ health care use, expenditures, insurance coverage, and payment sources.

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instanceOf cross-sectional survey ⓘ
federal statistical survey ⓘ
health survey program ⓘ
longitudinal survey ⓘ
acronymFor Medical Expenditure Panel Survey ⓘ
collects employment-related health insurance information ⓘ
family-level health care utilization data ⓘ
health care expenditure data ⓘ
health insurance enrollment data ⓘ
health insurance premiums data ⓘ
health status measures ⓘ
individual-level health care utilization data ⓘ
out-of-pocket spending data ⓘ
socio-demographic characteristics ⓘ
third-party payer spending data ⓘ
conductedIn United States ⓘ
coSponsor U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
dataAccess public use data files ⓘ
restricted use data files ⓘ
dataType household survey data ⓘ
insurance component data ⓘ
medical provider survey data ⓘ
focus health care access ⓘ
health care expenditures ⓘ
health care quality ⓘ
health care use ⓘ
health insurance coverage ⓘ
sources of payment for health care ⓘ
frequency annual data release ⓘ
fullName Medical Expenditure Panel Survey ⓘ
hasComponent Household Component ⓘ
Insurance Component ⓘ
Medical Provider Component ⓘ
populationCovered U.S. civilian noninstitutionalized population ⓘ
predecessor National Medical Expenditure Survey ⓘ
publisher Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality ⓘ
sponsor AHRQ ⓘ
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality ⓘ
startDate 1996 ⓘ
subjectArea health economics ⓘ
health services research ⓘ
public health ⓘ
timeDimension panel survey with multiple interview rounds ⓘ
usedFor cost-effectiveness studies ⓘ
estimating national health care expenditures ⓘ
evaluating health insurance coverage trends ⓘ
health policy analysis ⓘ
health services research ⓘ
website https://www.meps.ahrq.gov ⓘ

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