There are two categories to consider: the U.S. spends an average of $12,000 per person, per year on those under Medicare A & B with a Medigap plan. This amount is less than the payout for Medicare Advantage customers in 2023.
In 2023, the U.S. spent a total of $839 billion, and is projected to increase to over 1.6 trillion by 2023.
I was surprised to find out that each person in the u.s. accrued about $14,500 per year in Healthcare costs or appx $4.9 trillion across the whole USA.
The US spends approximately 12,000+ dollars per year for each person on Medicare as of 2023. A total of approximately 4.8 trillion overall for everyone in the US. This was approximately a 7.5% increase from the previous year (2022).
About$4.9 trillion was spent on healthcare in the U.S. so, that's about $14,570 spent on healthcare per person in the USA, according to the 2023 CMS Healthcare Expenditure Report.
Yeah, it’s crazy—last year we spent around $4.9 trillion on healthcare in the U.S. That’s about $14,570 for every person. And even with all that money being thrown around, folks are still having a hard time getting the care they need. Just doesn’t add up, does it?