Medicare Hospital Insurance federal funding in Minnesota

How 93.773 and Minnesota meet in the award file

The catalog key is 93.773, Medicare Hospital Insurance. The geography key is Minnesota (MN). Their overlap is $142,775,349,260.74 and 129 awards. A Wisconsin-coded 93.773 row is excluded. A Minnesota-coded SNAP or Medicaid row is excluded. The join is strict: both keys or neither.

One hundred twenty-nine awards against $142,775,349,260.74 yields a mean of about $1,106,785,653 per record. That figure is not a typical inpatient claim. Large assistance vehicles can dominate the dollars while the row count stays in the low hundreds. This packet does not publish vehicle type, recipient name, or action code, so those details are not filled in from outside the facts.

Minnesota did not cause $142,775,349,260.74 by being tagged on the awards, and the catalog program did not “select Minnesota” in a way this extract can show. Correlation is not causation. Medicare Hospital Insurance in Minnesota is the live overlay.

Hospital insurance as a CFDA line, not a health-system grade

SpendingVault does not score Minnesota’s hospital system. $142,775,349,260.74 is an obligation total on USAspending.gov, not a mortality ratio, not a charity-care measure, and not a rural-access index. CFDA 93.773 is the national program hub without the Minnesota filter. This packet has no U.S. total, so Minnesota is not given a share of a national figure.

Cost reports, MedPAC chapters, and state health-department dashboards are other files. They are not the 129 awards. Placing a quality metric beside this cell would mix series.

Minnesota’s broader federal book

Minnesota federal spending is the all-program state rollup. Minnesota programs lists other catalog cells, including prescription-drug coverage and other HHS lines that are not 93.773. Using $142,775,349,260.74 as a stand-in for all federal activity in Minnesota would mislabel the join.

Place-of-performance Minnesota can be a corporate address, a state agency, or a contractor. It is not automatically the campus of care. This packet has no county or hospital-referral-region split of the $142,775,349,260.74.

Obligation versus payment timing

An obligation is a recorded commitment. An outlay is cash leaving the Treasury. $142,775,349,260.74 is the former. Timing gaps, recoveries, and deobligations can make cash diverge from the obligation sum. This page does not perform that conversion on the 129 awards.

St. Paul budget documents and DHS publications answer other questions. They are not the source of this USAspending.gov cell. Keep the citation on the federal award aggregate.

Citing the Minnesota hospital-insurance join

Cite: Medicare Hospital Insurance (CFDA 93.773) obligated $142,775,349,260.74 on 129 awards coded to Minnesota, per USAspending.gov. Name both sides. Do not invent a fiscal year. All spending ties indexes this pair with other program-by-state joins.

Later bulk files can move the dollars and the 129-award count. Prefer the overlay Medicare Hospital Insurance in Minnesota when the live table and this snapshot disagree.

Limits of the Minnesota hospital-insurance extract

Minnesota’s $142,775,349,260.74 cell will not be translated into a per-capita hospital-insurance figure. This packet has no population count. It will not be translated into a per-hospital figure either, because it has no facility count. The 129 awards are rows, not campuses. Those refusals are the point of a join page: say what the pair is, then stop.

Prescription-drug coverage and other HHS catalog numbers that appear in Minnesota programs are separate joins. Folding them into 93.773 would invent a combined Medicare total. Stay with hospital insurance. CFDA 93.773 is the program hub without the Minnesota filter; this packet still supplies no national dollar figure to compare against $142,775,349,260.74.

When a later ingest lands, trust Medicare Hospital Insurance in Minnesota over this prose. Minnesota federal spending remains the all-program book. All spending ties remains the index of other program-by-state pairs. None of those pages converts obligations into outlays or into a grade of Minnesota’s hospital market.

Minnesota’s other Medicare catalog lines, including prescription-drug coverage if it appears in the state directory, remain outside this cell. $142,775,349,260.74 is hospital insurance only. The 129-award count is hospital-insurance rows only. Adding a second CFDA’s dollars to this page would manufacture a combined total the packet does not contain. Leave the join as a join.

Questions

How much Medicare Hospital Insurance is obligated in Minnesota?

USAspending.gov records $142,775,349,260.74 in CFDA 93.773 obligations across 129 awards coded to Minnesota. That is a program × state join, not an outlay and not Minnesota’s full federal total.

Does 129 awards mean 129 Minnesota hospitals?

No. It is an award-row count. $142,775,349,260.74 ÷ 129 is about $1.11 billion per record as a mean, not a typical hospital payment. This packet does not list facilities.

Is this Minnesota’s entire Medicare book?

No. The cell is CFDA 93.773 only. Other Medicare catalog numbers are separate joins. The $142,775,349,260.74 does not include those other CFDAs.

Where is the live table?

Medicare Hospital Insurance in Minnesota is the overlay. See Minnesota federal spending, Minnesota programs, CFDA 93.773, and All spending ties. Later ingests override this snapshot.