Annual Statistical Supplement, 2009
Errata
The original print and web versions of this report contained an error in Table 6.B1. Data shown for columns "One-half or more of entitlement months" and "Less than one-half of entitlement months" were incorrectly transposed. Corrected data now appear in the web versions of this report.
The original print and web versions of this report contained an error in Table 3.E3. Footnote e, reading "Less than 0.05 percent," was incorrect. The corrected footnote, "Less than 0.5 percent," now appears in the web versions of this report.
The original print and web versions of this report contained errors in the Health Care—Medicare section of Highlights and Trends. For "Number of enrollees in July 2008 (one or both of Parts A and B)," the values given for all, aged, and disabled enrollees were incorrect. The correct values of 45.4 million, 37.9 million, and 7.5 million, respectively, now appear in the web versions of this report.
The original print and web versions of this report contained errors in Table 5.F9. The number, cumulative percentage, and average monthly benefit values in the 1970 row were incorrect. The correct values are 2,188, 99.9, and 787.50, respectively. These errors have been corrected in the web versions of this report.
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Manuel de la Puente
Associate Commissioner for Research, Evaluation, and Statistics
February 2010
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Next Expected Update
February 2013
