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Medicare Hospital Insurance federal funding in Florida

Medicare Hospital Insurance (CFDA 93.773) shows $48,396,456,513.98 in USAspending.gov obligations with Florida place-of-performance, across 227 awards. The page is a program × state join, not a hospital quality ranking and not an outlay series. Two hundred twenty-seven rows is a record count, not a count of Florida campuses. USAspending.gov remains the source table. Later ingests can move both the dollars and the 227-award count; treat this prose as a snapshot of one packet.

Key figures

  • CFDA 93.773 × Florida records $48,396,456,513.98 in USAspending obligations.
  • 227 awards underlie that sum; the mean is about $213 million per record, not a typical stay.
  • Matching hospital insurance to Florida is not causation.
  • Report the total as obligations, not outlays.

Hospital insurance and Florida as two filters

The catalog key is 93.773. The geography key is Florida (FL). Their product is $48,396,456,513.98 and 227 awards. A 93.773 row tagged to Georgia is excluded. A Florida SMI (93.774) or Medical Assistance (93.778) row is a different program. This page does not sum those siblings with hospital insurance.

Two hundred twenty-seven awards against $48,396,456,513.98 produces a mean of about $213,200,249 per record. That average is not a typical DRG payment. Large assistance vehicles can dominate the book. This packet does not itemize vehicle type or recipient.

The state did not cause $48,396,456,513.98 by being the state tag. Matching CFDA to state is not causation. Medicare Hospital Insurance in Florida is the live overlay.

CFDA 93.773 without turning it into a bed-count story

SpendingVault does not score Florida hospitals. $48,396,456,513.98 is an obligation total, not an occupancy rate, not a closure list, and not a rural-access index. CFDA 93.773 is the national hub without the Florida filter. This packet has no U.S. total, so no share-of-nation figure is computed.

MedPAC chapters, CMS cost reports, and Agency for Health Care Administration dashboards are other files. They are not the 227 USAspending.gov awards. Placing a star rating next to this cell would mix series.

Florida spending beyond hospital insurance

Florida federal spending is the all-program book. Florida programs is the catalog index. $48,396,456,513.98 is one CFDA cell inside those views. Readers who need SMI or Medicaid should open those joins rather than assuming 93.773 is a catch-all health bucket.

Place-of-performance Florida may be a contractor, a MAC footprint, or a system headquarters. It is not automatically the campus of care. This packet has no facility list and no county cut of the $48,396,456,513.98. A Miami address and a Tallahassee address are not separated here.

Commitments versus cash to Florida providers

Obligations are legal commitments. Outlays are payments. $48,396,456,513.98 is an obligation sum. Using it as “already paid to Florida hospitals” will misstate cash depending on timing. SpendingVault does not convert the 227 awards into outlays.

Tallahassee budget documents and AHCA publications answer other questions. They are not the source of these 227 rows. Keep USAspending.gov in the citation.

Citing the 93.773–Florida pair

Write: Medicare Hospital Insurance (CFDA 93.773) obligated $48,396,456,513.98 on 227 awards coded to Florida, per USAspending.gov. Keep both sides. Do not invent a fiscal year. All spending ties groups this join with other program-by-state pages.

If a later ingest changes the dollars or the 227-award count, the overlay Medicare Hospital Insurance in Florida overrides this snapshot.

Boundaries the hospital-insurance cell will not cross

This page will not infer a Florida hospital census from 227 awards. It will not compute a per-capita hospital-insurance figure; the packet has no population. It will not rank Florida against Georgia or Texas on 93.773.

SMI and Medical Assistance remain outside $48,396,456,513.98. Florida federal spending, Florida programs, CFDA 93.773, and All spending ties are the related hubs. None of them converts obligations into a grade of Florida’s inpatient system.

Florida’s SMI cell and Medical Assistance cell may be large in their own right in other packets. They are still not this join. Adding $48,396,456,513.98 to those other cells would manufacture a homemade “federal health in Florida” total that this packet does not publish. Hospital insurance stays hospital insurance.

The 227-award count is a row field. It is not 227 hospitals, 227 counties, or 227 DRG groups. $48,396,456,513.98 divided by 227 is about $213 million per record as a mean. Without a distribution, that mean cannot be described as typical. This packet has no median. A snowbird ZIP in Florida does not become a second state filter; the geography key remains FL.

Use Medicare Hospital Insurance in Florida as the live overlay. Use Florida federal spending, Florida programs, CFDA 93.773, and All spending ties for orientation. If those pages and this JSON disagree after a new bulk load, the overlay wins. Do not freeze $48,396,456,513.98 as a permanent CMS figure. Keep both the program name and Florida in every citation sentence.

Questions

How much Medicare Hospital Insurance is obligated in Florida?
USAspending.gov records $48,396,456,513.98 in CFDA 93.773 obligations across 227 awards coded to Florida. That is a program × state join, not an outlay and not the state’s full federal total.
Does 227 awards mean 227 Florida hospitals?
No. It is an award-row count. $48,396,456,513.98 ÷ 227 is about $213 million per record as a mean, not a typical hospital payment. This packet does not list facilities.
Does this include Part B or Medicaid?
No. The cell is CFDA 93.773 only. Supplementary Medical Insurance and Medical Assistance are separate joins. The $48,396,456,513.98 does not include those CFDAs.
Where is the live table?
Medicare Hospital Insurance in Florida is the overlay. See Florida federal spending, Florida programs, CFDA 93.773, and All spending ties. Later bulk files override this prose.

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