The Importance of the Health Care Sector on the Economy of Atoka County, Oklahoma By Gerald A. Doeksen, Regents Professor and Extension Economist Cheryl.

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The Importance of the Health Care Sector on the Economy of Atoka County, Oklahoma By Gerald A. Doeksen, Regents Professor and Extension Economist Cheryl F. St.Clair, Assistant Extension Specialist Fred C. Eilrich, Assistant Extension Sprcialist Oklahoma State University and Val Schott, Director Oklahoma Office of Rural Health

The Economic Impact of the Health Sector on XYZ County

What's the Economic Potential for Health Care in Your Community

Health Services Promote Job Growth

Table 1 Services that Impact Rural Development Services Important Type of Growth to Attract Growth Industrial and BusinessHealth and Education RetireesHealth and Safety

Table 2 National Health Expenditures and Employment Data Total Per Capita Expenditures Employment Annual ExpendituresExpendituresas a Percent in Health Sector Increase in Year ( $$Billions) ($$) of GDP (000 Jobs) Employment 1970 $ 73.1 $ , , , % , , % , , , % , , , % , , , % , , , % , , , % , , , %

Table 3 Estimated Potential Primary Care Expenditure For Atoka County, Oklahoma Percent PrimaryAtoka County U.S. PerPrimary Care Potential Health Services Capita CarePer CapitaExpenditures Hospital Care$1,58061%$964$13,379,356 Professional Services Physician/Clinical Services1,09975%82411,436,296 Dental Services22875%1712,373,309 Other Prof. Services15175%1131,568,327 Other Prof. Health Care14775%1101,526,690 Home Health Care127100%1271,762,633 Nursing Home Care351100%3514,871,529 Prescription Drugs50275%3775,232,383 Other Medical Products18775%1401,943,060 Gov’t Administration and Net Cost of Insurance3280%00 Gov’t Public Health Activities17550%881,221,352 Investment (Research)1640%00 TOTALS$5,03965%$3,265$45,314,935

Table 4 Selected Demographic Data for Atoka County and the State of Oklahoma Selected ItemAtoka CountyCounty %State % Population Growth ( ) 12,748-12, % 4.0% Population Growth ( ) 12,778-13, % 9.7% Population Growth ( ) 12,748-13, % 14.1% Population Projections: Year 2005 = 14,103 Year 2010 = 14,327 Year 2015 = 14,635

(Continued) Table 4 Selected Demographic Data Selected ItemAtoka CountyCounty %State % Population by Race (2000) White 10, Black American Indian 1 1, Other Two or more races Hispanic

(Continued) Table 4 Selected Demographic Data Selected ItemAtoka CountyCounty %State % Population by Age (2000) , , , , , ,

Table 5 Economic Indicators for Atoka County, the State of Oklahoma and the Nation Indicator County State Nation Total Personal Income (01) 1 $214,113,453 $84,049,891,783 $8,541,068,616,916 Per Capita Income (01) $15,394 $24,145 $29,985 Employment (01) 4,800 1,601,917 NA Unemployment (01) ,507 NA Unemployment Rate (01) 4.0% 3.8% 4.8% Poverty Rate (98) % 16.1% 12.7% Transfer Dollars (01) 1 $54,287,802 $13,107,079,560 $1,116,837,268,785 Transfer Dollars as % of Total Personal Income (01) 25.4% 15.6% 13.1%

Table 6 Personal Income Data for Atoka County, The State of Oklahoma, and the Nation 2000 & 2001 CountyCountyStateNation Total % of% of % of Source ($000) TotalTotal Total Total Personal Income (01)$214,113,453 Earnings by Place of Residence (01)$131,499, Transfer Payments (01)$54,287, Total Earnings (01)$119,826,712 Wages and Salaries (01)$75,008, Proprietor’s Income (01)$34,331, Other Labor Income (01)$10,486, Transfer Payments (00)$52,334,000 Retirement and Disability (00)$20,485, Medical Payments (00)$18,060, Other (00)$13,789,

Figure 1. Employment by Sector for Atoka County

Table 7 Availability of Selected Medical Providers - Atoka County CountyCountyState ProviderNumberRate / 1,000Rate / 1,000 Hospitals (98,99) Licensed Hospital Beds NA Staffed Hospital Beds NA Geriatric Day Services (99) Number Licensed0NA709 Total Persons Served0NA761 New Referrals0NA402 Estimated Need- Persons Age 65+26NA5699 Nursing Homes Beds (98) Health Service Practitioners: M.D.'s (00) D.O.'s (00) Primary Care Physicians (00) COGME 4,5 Midpoint (00)105-1 Physician Assistants (99) Dentists (98) Emergency Medical Technicians (99): First Responders EMT Basics & Intermediates Paramedics

Table 8 Heath Status and Health Indicators for Atoka County and the State of Oklahoma County County State Status of IndicatorNumberPercent/Rate Percent/Rate Hospital Admissions/Occupancy Rate (%) n/a Medicare Enrollment (99): Aged (65 and over)1, Disabled (Under 65) Medicaid Enrollment (00): Medicaid Eligible2, Medicaid Served2, Medicare Discharges (98,99) n/a Medicaid Discharges (98,99)597.9n/a TAN-F Recipients (00) Adult Recipients Child Recipients Food Stamps (persons) (00)1, Infant Mortality (95-99) Births to Teens (97-99) Child Abuse Cases Confirmed (00) Children Receiving Medicaid Ages 0-17 (00)1,

Figure 2. Overview of Community Economic System Households Industry Basic Services Goods & $ Inputs Products Inputs $$ $ $ Services $$ Labor

Hospitals Medical Professionals Nursing & Protective Care Other Medical & Health Services Pharmacies TOTALS Table 9a Atoka County Health Sector Impact on Employment IMPLAN Type III Health Sectors EmploymentMultiplierImpact

(Continued) Table 9b Atoka County Health Sector Impact on Income IMPLAN Type III Health Sectors IncomeMultiplier Impact Hospitals $2,406, $3,682,043 Medical Professionals $1,951, $2,750,910 Nursing & Protective Care $1,806, $2,925,720 Other Hlth & Med Svcs $1,195, $1,637,150 Pharmacy $425, $736,553 TOTALS $7,784,317$11,732,376

(Continued) Table 9c Atoka County Health Sector Impact on Retail Sales and Sales Tax Collections 1 Cent RetailSales Tax Health Sectors SalesCollection Hospital$1,489,936 $14,899 Medical Professionals$1,023,904 $10,239 Nursing & Protective Care$1,137,368 $11,374 Other Hlth & Med Svcs $699,511 $6,995 Pharmacy $275,003 $2,750 TOTALS$4,625,722 $46,257

NEXT STEPS If you, the local decision makers, wish to promote your health sector, here is how we can help you: I. Strategic Health Planning A.Where is the community now? B.Where does the community want to go? C.How will the community get there?

II. Feasibility Studies Primary Care Physician Obstetrics/Gynecology Physician Pediatrician Emergency Medical Services (Basic and Advanced) First Responder Systems Outpatient Rehabilitation Adult Day Services Fire Protection Solid Waste Transportation Systems

Budget Studies Under Construction Kidney Dialysis Rural Health Clinics Federally Qualified Health Centers Primary Care Physician Dentist Pharmacies Assisted Living Facilities EMS Add Others, as Requested