HMI
Healthy Marketplace Index
Using nearly 2.5 billion commercial claims from 2013 to 2017, HCCI tracks drivers of health care spending across 124 U.S. cities through the Healthy Marketplace Index (HMI) project.
Our full report presents an interactive exploration of each HMI metric and a deep dive into each metro area. Collectively, they comparing how spending drivers varied across and even within cities, as well as over time.
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Other HMI Publications
Past the Healthy Marketplace Index: Using Common Services to Contextualize Geographic Variation
This volume of the HMI reports the dramatic variation in price, utilization, and spending trends for a set of 6 common services used by individuals with employer-sponsored insurance. Explore the striking findings: prices for the same blood test varied 40-fold within Tampa, FL, the use of a screening mammography fell 85% in Dayton, OH over 5 years, and more…
Price & Use Comparison
Health care spending is the product of how much health care services cost and how often they are used, so to develop a more complete picture of how these drivers affect commercial health care markets, we compared our overall price and use indices both across and within 124 metro areas throughout the United States from 2013 to 2017.
