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Rehabilitation-related Medical Expenses and the Revision of Medical Service Fees Teruyuki Koyama 1 1Department of Rehabilitation, Tokyo Metropolitan Geriatric Hospital and Institute of Gerontology Keyword: 医療費 , medical expenses , 診療報酬 , medical service fees , 診療報酬改定 , revision of medical service fees pp.88-98
Published Date 2016/1/18
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Increased average life expectancy results in increasing numbers of elderly persons and medical expenses. In this study, changes in rehabilitation-related medical expenses were investigated from 2006 to 2014. Data were obtained via the “Survey of Medical Care Activities in Public Health Insurance.” The number of times and points that demanded medical service fees for “rehabilitation” were examined according to disease group.

In 2014, the rehabilitation point per day was 5.3% for inpatient medical care(2.9% per year increase)and 1.3% for outpatient medical care(9.2% per year increase). Proportions of time according to disease group were 48.9% for cerebrovascular disease rehabilitation, 46.8% for musculoskeletal rehabilitation, 2.4% for respiratory rehabilitation, 1.4% for cardiovascular disease rehabilitation, and 0.4% for cancer rehabilitation. Proportions of points according to disease group were 55.8% for cerebrovascular disease rehabilitation, 39.8% for musculoskeletal rehabilitation, 2.4% for respiratory rehabilitation, 1.7% for cardiovascular disease rehabilitation, and 0.4% for cancer rehabilitation.

The number of times and points increased in each disease group except for disuse syndrome in cerebrovascular disease rehabilitation. Disuse syndrome for times and points were 16.0%(30.3% per year decrease)and 12.1%(46.4% per year decrease)respectively;the total number of times rose 3.4% while the total number of points rose 2.7% per year. The early addition increased annually for number of times and points together in each disease group except for cerebrovascular disease rehabilitation. Rehabilitation-related medical expenses increased annually and the growth rate was substantial for all medical expenses, indicating an increase in rehabilitation medical care.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1881-3526 日本リハビリテーション医学会

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