Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance (CFDA 93.774) federal funding in Minnesota

What the 93.774–Minnesota cell measures

This page isolates CFDA 93.774 (Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance) and Minnesota (MN) place of performance. The $216,579,038,139.16 total is the USAspending program-by-state aggregate for that pair. Minnesota’s all-program hub lists other CFDA codes in the same state; the national 93.774 hub lists other states for the same listing. This cell is only the overlap.

One hundred twenty-nine awards is not 129 hospitals and not 129 counties. Medicare supplementary medical insurance often appears as a relatively small number of very large award records. The packet does not name the recipient (contractor, state agency, or other). Treating 129 as a count of Minnesota clinics would misread the grain of the table.

Minnesota’s 129 records under CFDA 93.774 and $216,579,038,139.16 are Medicare supplementary medical insurance, a listing distinct from 93.778 Medicaid. One hundred twenty-nine rows against $216.58 billion is concentrated. Concentrated is not 129 clinics. The $1.68 billion mean is a ratio for this pair only.

CFDA 93.774 without collapsing Medicaid or Part A

Catalog listing 93.774 is Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance. Medical Assistance Program (93.778), hospital insurance, and other HHS listings use different CFDA numbers and different overlay paths. Mixing those tables with $216,579,038,139.16 would confuse filters.

The overlay /states/mn/programs/93.774/ is the table view of this exact pair. The national program page for CFDA 93.774 is the place to see the listing without a Minnesota constraint. This narrative restates 129 awards and the Minnesota dollar total only.

Minnesota as place of performance

Minnesota is state code MN. Place of performance for a Medicare listing can follow a contractor address, a processing convention, or in-state work. Awards tagged to Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, or elsewhere stay outside this $216,579,038,139.16 sum even when patients cross those borders. The join does not model those crossings.

Statewide Minnesota federal spending is the parent geography. CFDA 93.774 is one program among many there. This page does not add other Minnesota program cells to the $216,579,038,139.16 figure.

Reading $1.68 billion per award

Mean obligation of about $1.68 billion ($216,579,038,139.16 ÷ 129) is a concentration statistic, not a typical physician claim. A modest number of large assistance or contractor awards can produce this shape. The packet has no median, no fiscal-year split, and no enrollment count. Inventing those would go beyond the facts.

Net obligations can include amendments and downward adjustments. 129 remains an award-record count in the aggregate. It is not 129 years of data; this packet has no year field.

What the 93.774–Minnesota pair is not

Sharing a state with a Medicare listing does not mean Minnesota campaign donations funded these awards, and it does not convert $216,579,038,139.16 into outlays. The page does not rank Minnesota’s health system. It reports one USAspending program–state cell.

Continue from Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance in Minnesota for the overlay, CFDA 93.774 for the national listing, Minnesota federal spending for all agencies, Minnesota programs for other CFDAs in the state, and All spending ties for other pairs.

How to read the Minnesota–93.774 numbers

Minnesota 93.774 ($216,579,038,139.16, 129 awards) is Medicare supplementary medical insurance, not Medicaid 93.778 and not hospital insurance. Those other listings have other numbers. Citing this cell as “Medicare in Minnesota” without the 93.774 qualifier blurs Part B with everything else CMS pays. One hundred twenty-nine rows against $216.58 billion is concentrated relative to high-count procurement books. A contractor or a small set of large awards can dominate. The packet names neither a contractor nor a top award. The $1.68 billion mean is a ratio only.

Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, and South Dakota bound Minnesota. Twin Cities care patterns cross into Wisconsin in ordinary life. USAspending still wants one state tag. Non-MN 93.774 awards are outside $216,579,038,139.16.

Questions

How much Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance is obligated in Minnesota?

USAspending records $216,579,038,139.16 in obligations for CFDA 93.774 with Minnesota place of performance, covering 129 awards. That is an obligation aggregate for this pair, not an outlay figure and not the national 93.774 total.

Why are there only 129 awards for $217 billion?

One hundred twenty-nine is the award-record count in the aggregate. Large Medicare contractor or assistance awards can concentrate dollars in few rows. Mean obligation is about $1.68 billion. The count is not 129 clinics.

Is this the same as Medicaid in Minnesota?

No. This join is CFDA 93.774 (Medicare Supplementary Medical Insurance). Medical Assistance Program uses 93.778. Agency-state HHS pages use awarding-agency codes rather than CFDA numbers. $216,579,038,139.16 is the 93.774–Minnesota slice.

Does this include Medicare Part A in Minnesota?

Hospital insurance and other Medicare listings use different CFDA numbers. This page filters 93.774 only. Anything coded to another CFDA, or to another state, is excluded.