How much Medicare SMI is obligated in Wisconsin?

USAspending.gov shows $58,126,552,326.06 in CFDA 93.774 obligations across 137 awards coded to Wisconsin. That is a program × state join, not an outlay and not Wisconsin’s full federal total.

What does the 137-award count mean?

It is a row count, not an enrollee count. $58,126,552,326.06 ÷ 137 is about $424,281,403.84 per record as a mean. Large assistance vehicles can dominate dollars. This packet does not list recipients.

Is CFDA 93.774 the same as Medicare Part B?

The catalog title is Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance. This page reports the USAspending.gov obligation cell ($58,126,552,326.06, 137 awards) and does not import CMS enrollment or Part B premium tables.

Where is the live join?

Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance in Wisconsin is the overlay. See also Wisconsin federal spending, Wisconsin programs, CFDA 93.774, and All spending ties. Later ingests override this snapshot.

Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance in Wisconsin

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CFDA 93.774 — federal program obligations to Wisconsin

Total obligated

$62.29B

Awards

144

$58,126,552,326.06 in USAspending.gov obligations is booked to Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance (CFDA 93.774) with Wisconsin place-of-performance, across 137 awards. The page is a catalog-program × state join. It does not measure Wisconsin’s physician-fee schedule, does not count Part B enrollees, and does not turn obligations into Treasury outlays. USAspending.gov remains the source table; SpendingVault only indexes the pair.

Key figures

CFDA 93.774 × Wisconsin records $58,126,552,326.06 in USAspending obligations.
137 awards underlie that sum; the mean is about $424,281,403.84 per record, not a typical visit.
Matching a CFDA to Wisconsin is not causation.
Report obligations from USAspending.gov, not outlays.

Supplementary Medical Insurance meeting Wisconsin

Keep both keys in view. CFDA 93.774 is Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance. Wisconsin (WI) is the geography tag. The product is $58,126,552,326.06 and 137 awards. Removing either key empties the cell. A Wisconsin Medical Assistance (93.778) row is a different program. A 93.774 row tagged to a neighboring state is a different geography. Hospital insurance (93.773) is a sibling catalog number, not this join.

137 awards against $58,126,552,326.06 produces a mean of about $424,281,403.84 per record. That average is not a typical outpatient visit. It reflects how this assistance program is stored in the award file—often as large vehicles rather than claim-level lines. This packet does not itemize those vehicles or say how many of the 137 rows are modifications versus original awards. 137 awards is a mid-range SMI row count; it remains a record count, not an enrollee census.

Madison did not “attract” $58,126,552,326.06 merely by being the state code, and CMS did not “award Wisconsin” in a sense this join can prove. Matching program to state is not causation. The overlay Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance in Wisconsin is the live pair.

Supplementary Medical Insurance as a catalog line, not a report card

The official CFDA title is MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTARY MEDICAL INSURANCE. SpendingVault reports the obligation sum, not a medical-quality ranking and not a comparison of Wisconsin to other states on access or outcomes. CFDA 93.774 is the national hub without the Wisconsin filter. This packet has no national total, so none is stated and none is inferred from the $58,126,552,326.06.

Trustees’ reports and CMS public-use files are other products. They are not the 137 USAspending.gov awards behind $58,126,552,326.06. Borrowing an enrollment number from those products and placing it next to this cell would invent a statistic this packet does not contain.

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Questions

How much Medicare SMI is obligated in Wisconsin?: USAspending.gov shows $58,126,552,326.06 in CFDA 93.774 obligations across 137 awards coded to Wisconsin. That is a program × state join, not an outlay and not Wisconsin’s full federal total.
What does the 137-award count mean?: It is a row count, not an enrollee count. $58,126,552,326.06 ÷ 137 is about $424,281,403.84 per record as a mean. Large assistance vehicles can dominate dollars. This packet does not list recipients.
Is CFDA 93.774 the same as Medicare Part B?: The catalog title is Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance. This page reports the USAspending.gov obligation cell ($58,126,552,326.06, 137 awards) and does not import CMS enrollment or Part B premium tables.
Where is the live join?: Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance in Wisconsin is the overlay. See also Wisconsin federal spending, Wisconsin programs, CFDA 93.774, and All spending ties. Later ingests override this snapshot.

USAspending.gov CFDA program aggregates by place of performance state. Obligations are not outlays.

How this pair fits

Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance federal funding in Wisconsin

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