Length of stay in U.S. hospitals by coverage
Length of stay in U.S. hospitals covered by Medicaid, private insurance and the uninsured 2008 (in days)
The statistic shows the length of stay in U.S. hospitals, sorted by coverage. In 2008, Medicaid hospitalizations had an average length of stay of 4.3 days.
Length of stay in U.S. hospitals covered by Medicaid, private insurance and the uninsured 2008 (in days)
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