The Impact of Obesity on Health Care Utilization and Expenditures in a Medicare Supplement Population.

Gerontol Geriatr Med · 2016 · PMC5119873 · PMID 28138482

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When results were additionally controlled for chronic conditions and health/functional status, obesity no longer significantly predicted higher inpatient utilization ( p = .58); however, orthopedic procedures remained highly significant among obese respondents ( p < .0001).

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