Estimated medical cost savings in Utah by implementation of a primary seat belt law
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Estimated medical cost savings in Utah by implementation of a primary seat belt law

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      Estimated medical cost savings in Utah by implementing of a primary seat belt law
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      NTL-ECONOMICS AND FINANCE-ECONOMICS AND FINANCE ; NTL-LAWS AND REGULATIONS-LAWS AND REGULATIONS ; NTL-SAFETY AND SECURITY-SAFETY AND SECURITY ;
    • Abstract:
      This report examines 2007 hospital discharge data reporting cases where the external cause of injury to

      a vehicle occupant was a motor vehicle crash to predict the estimated savings to Utah if a primary seat

      belt law is implemented. The savings are calculated using costs based on the report Economic Impact of

      Motor Vehicle Crashes (DOT HS 809 446). In Utah, there is an expectation of a primary law reducing

      the burden of insurance companies by about $11.0 million from crashes occurring in a single year alone

      The residents of Utah would benefit by a reduction of more than $376,000 while the Federal

      Government would reduce its costs by about $351,000 before reimbursing Utah for a portion of

      Medicaid expenditures. Utah would also reduce its spending by more than $614,000 ($180,000 after

      reimbursement).

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