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The dashboard provides an overview of 1,200 healthcare patients, their billing, insurance providers, diagnoses, and blood pressure measurements.
Total patients: 1,200.
Total revenue: $26,257,784.79, showing substantial billing across the healthcare records.
Average weight: 87.5 kg.
Average height: 165.3 cm.
Insurance and admissions
Blue Cross has the highest number of admissions at around 180, followed by Kaiser, Medicare, and UnitedHealth at roughly 170 each. Medicaid has the lowest admissions among the major providers at about 140. There are also around 50 records with no insurance provider listed.
Revenue
Blue Cross generates the highest revenue at approximately $4.4 million. Kaiser contributes about $3.9 million, while Medicare and UnitedHealth generate around $3.8 million and $3.7 million respectively. Records without an insurance provider generate the least revenue, at roughly $600,000.
Diagnoses and billing
The dashboard includes a wide range of diagnoses, including asthma, atrial fibrillation, chronic kidney disease, heart failure, hypertension, obesity, pneumonia, and diabetes. Billing is distributed across these diagnoses, with no single diagnosis completely dominating the total.
Blood pressure
Average systolic blood pressure generally ranges from about 118–129 mmHg, while average diastolic pressure is around 75–86 mmHg across diagnoses. This shows variation between conditions, although the values remain relatively consistent overall.
Overall insight
The dashboard shows that Blue Cross is the strongest insurance provider in both admissions and revenue. The patient population has diverse diagnoses, while average blood pressure varies by diagnosis. The dashboard also highlights missing insurance information that could be cleaned or investigated further.
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