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1 Residents of Motor Vehicle Crash Occupants, Hospitalizations, Emergency Room Visits and Fatalities Total Crash Occupants 6,172 1, ,444 Hospitalized Cases Hospital Charges $2,167,554 $161,368 $674,248 $294,835 $530,205 $3,828,210 Emergency Room Visits Emergency Room Charges $1,622,596 $287,371 $185,851 $61,636 $50,925 $2,208, ,732,801 5,732,801 5,732,801 5,732,801 5,732,801 5,732,801 Indicates a value < 6 Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 1
2 Residents of Hospitalization Charges by Vehicle Type Hospital Charges $2,167,554 $161,368 $674,248 $294,835 $530,205 Total Crash Occupants 6,172 1, Hospital Charge/Occupant $ $ $7, $10, $25, Hospitalization Rates by Vehicle Type Hospital Cases Total Crash Occupants 6,172 1, Hospitalization Rate/Crash Occupant 0.6% 0.4% 12.6% 25.9% 19.0% Emergency Room Charges by Vehicle Type ER Charges $1,622,596 $287,371 $185,851 $61,636 $50,925 Crash Occupants 6,172 1, Emergency Room Charges/Crash Occupant $263 $255 $1,956 $2,283 $2,425 Emergency Room Visits by Vehicle Type Emergency Room Visits Total Crash Occupants 6,172 1, Emergency Room Rate/Crash Occupant 6.6% 5.5% 34.7% 37.0% 38.1% Indicates a value < 6 Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 2
3 Residents of Occupants of Motor Vehicle Crashes Total , , , , , , , , , ,612 Five-Year Total 6,172 1, ,444 Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 3
4 Residents of Motor Vehicle Crash Hospitalizations, Hospital Charges and Emergency Room Visits and Charges Total 2011 Number of Cases Total Charges $244,565 $45,698 $403,375 $76,099 $86,997 $856, Number of Cases Total Charges $396,894 $60,113 $40,773 $39,920 $113,243 $650, Number of Cases Total Charges $94,497 $0 $72,938 $87,410 $0 $254, Number of Cases Total Charges $806,023 $55,557 $46,397 $58,485 $0 $966, Number of Cases Total Charges $625,575 $0 $110,765 $32,921 $329,965 $1,099,226 Five-YearTotal Number of Cases Total Charges $2,167,554 $161,368 $674,248 $294,835 $530,205 $3,828,210 Motor Vehicle Crash Emergency Room Visits and Charges Total 2011 Number of Cases Total Charges $317,245 $77,980 $32,643 $1,891 $39,265 $469, Number of Cases Total Charges $266,261 $31,924 $23,282 $2,466 $11,659 $335, Number of Cases Total Charges $300,583 $61,304 $80,929 $20,687 $0 $463, Number of Cases Total Charges $403,572 $87,348 $22,694 $28,456 $0 $542, Number of Cases Total Charges $334,935 $28,815 $26,303 $8,136 $1 $398,190 Five -Year Total Number of Cases Total Charges $1,622,596 $287,371 $185,851 $61,636 $50,925 $2,208,379 Indicates a value < 6 Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 4
5 Residents of Motor Vehicle Crash Deaths Total Total Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 5
6 Crash Occupants by Vehicle Type #REF! 7,000 ######## 6,000 Residents of, 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 6
7 Hospitalizations by Vehicle Type Residents of, 19,009 ######## Hospital Charges by Vehicle Type of, Residents $2,500,000 $2,000,000 $1,500,000 $1,000,000 $500,000 $0 Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 7
8 Emergency Room Visits by Vehicle Type Residents of, Emergency Room Charges by Vehicle Type Residents of, $1,800,000 $1,600,000 $1,400,000 $1,200,000 $1,000,000 $800,000 $600,000 $400,000 $200,000 $0 Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 8
9 Residents of and All Wisconsin 'Crash Occupants' Crash Involvement Rates and Costs Average Annual Crash Involvement Crash Occupants 1,361 1,354 1,497 1,620 1,612 1,489 Rate per 1,000 Residents Crash Occupants 254, , , , , ,141 Rate per 1,000 Residents Annual Crash-Related Hospitalizations Crash-Related Hospitalizations Rate per 100,000 Residents* Crash-Related Hospitalizations 3,025 2,980 3,171 2,470 2,313 2,792 Rate per 100,000 Residents* Annual Crash-Related Hospital Charges Total Crash Injury Hospital Charges $856,734 $650,943 $254,845 $966,462 $1,099,226 $765,642 Annual Charge per 1,000 Residents $21,461 $16,306 $6,384 $24,209 $27,535 $19,179 Total Crash Injury Hospital Charges $147,570,504 $157,766,986 $189,036,560 $160,592,180 $160,811,660 $163,155,578 Annual Charge per 1,000 Residents $25,741 $27,520 $32,975 $28,013 $28,051 $28,460 Annual Crash-Related Emergency Room Visits Crash-Related Emergency Room Visits Rate per 100,000 Residents* Crash-Related Emergency Room Visits 25,774 24,703 25,269 18,539 21,820 $22,583 Rate per 100,000 Residents* Annual Crash-Related Emergency Room Charges Total Crash Injury Emergency Room Charges $469,024 $335,592 $463,503 $542,070 $398,190 $434,839 Annual ER Charge per 1,000 Residents $11,749 $8,406 $11,611 $13,579 $9,974 $10,892 Crash Injury Emergency Room Charges $65,452,470 $66,875,637 $73,450,389 $62,557,035 $73,155,950 $69,009,753 Annual ER Charge per 1,000 Residents 11,417 $11,665 $12,812 $10,912 $12,761 $12,038 Average Annual Population (computed population estimates) 39,921 * Reported as a rate per 100,000 residents to better highlight 5,732,801 variations: 1.12 per 1,000 = 112 per 100,000. Population data estimates are available online at the Wisconsin Department of Administration Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 9
10 Annual Charge Per 1,000 Residents Annual Charge Per 1,000 Residents Rate per 100,000 Residents Annual Charge Per 1,000 Residents Rate Per 1,000 Residents Residents of Crash Involvement (Occupants) per 1,000 Residents Crash-Related Hospitalizations per 100,000 Residents $35,000 $30,000 $25,000 Crash Related Hospital Charges per 1,000 Residents 30.0 $20, $15, $10,000 $5,000 $ Crash Related Emergency Room Visits per 100,000 Residents $16,000 $14,000 $12,000 $10,000 $8,000 $6,000 $4,000 $2,000 $0 Crash Related Emergency Room Charges per 1,000 Residents Wisconsin BOTS and UW CHSRA Page 10
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Residents of Motor Vehicle Crash Occupants, Hospitalizations, Emergency Room Visits and Fatalities Total Crash Occupants 3,958 1,043 37 33 29 5,100 Hospitalized Cases 13 3 6 0 6 28 Hospital Charges $514,294
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