Diabetic Patients in the Hospital
A Look Into Male Diabetic Patients Below the Age of 25 With an Abnormal Test Result
Statistical Summary
Patients Identified:
10
Average Age:
21
Youngest Patient Age:
19
Oldest Patient Age:
24
Average Bill:
$28,125
Total Bill Cost Across Patients:
$281,247
| Name |
Age |
Doctor |
Hospital |
Insurance Provider |
Billing Amount |
Admission Type |
Medication |
Test Results |
|
Melissa Lawrence |
20 |
John Hansen |
Humphrey and Browning Fitzgerald, |
Blue Cross |
$35,205 |
Emergency |
Lipitor |
Abnormal |
|
Joyce Moody |
22 |
Steven Clark |
Moore-Woods |
Cigna |
$7,733 |
Elective |
Paracetamol |
Abnormal |
|
Matthew Bell |
19 |
Doris Johnson |
Hicks-Perez |
Medicare |
$20,086 |
Urgent |
Aspirin |
Abnormal |
|
Leah Frederick |
19 |
John Cooper |
Giles-Miller |
Aetna |
$25,856 |
Emergency |
Lipitor |
Abnormal |
|
David Payne |
22 |
Linda Adams |
Ferguson-Liu |
Medicare |
$46,773 |
Emergency |
Ibuprofen |
Abnormal |
|
Kathryn Smith |
23 |
Daniel Johnson |
Hoover Rodriguez, and Vang |
UnitedHealthcare |
$11,419 |
Urgent |
Lipitor |
Abnormal |
|
Oscar Nelson |
24 |
Crystal Schwartz |
Wagner LLC |
Cigna |
$39,019 |
Emergency |
Ibuprofen |
Abnormal |
|
Timothy Elliott |
19 |
Tara Ruiz |
Ltd Curry |
Cigna |
$30,789 |
Urgent |
Ibuprofen |
Abnormal |
|
Kathy Waller |
23 |
Maria Jones |
Johnson PLC |
Medicare |
$42,346 |
Emergency |
Ibuprofen |
Abnormal |
|
Benjamin Herrera |
23 |
John Dickson |
Chavez-Webster |
Blue Cross |
$22,022 |
Urgent |
Aspirin |
Abnormal |
Data Analysis
A clear trend emerges in the billing amounts across different admission types. Male diabetic patients under the
age of 25 with abnormal test results incurred the highest charges when admitted for emergency care. In contrast,
the lowest billing was recorded for a patient admitted electively. This suggests a direct and expected
correlation between the urgency of admission and the overall cost of care. It is important to note that much of the data shown in this dataset
appears to be filler data from an example dataset. This is most apparent in the names of the members of the dataset
which appear distorted with random capitalization. For readability, the presented data has been adjusted to proper case formatting.
With this in mind, making correlations between the data points should be done with caution as the data may not accurately represent real-world scenarios.