Health Data Presentation
IDSN530 — Yifan Chen
This slide shows how patient counts and age ranges vary by medication. Click a medication button above to update this slide instantly.
Topic: Female Diabetes patients (Age 30–40).
Total Patients
39
Average Age
34.28
Total Billing
$843,092
Average Bill
$21,618
Driving question: What does the billing cost look like for this demographic slice, and how might admission type relate?
Below are the raw records for the same filter (female, diabetes, age 30–40).
Name Age BloodType Medication AdmissionType BillingAmount TestResults
mr. KenNEth MoORE 34 A+ Lipitor Emergency $18,834.80 Abnormal
NicOlE RodriGUEz 30 AB+ Lipitor Emergency $8,408.95 Normal
apRil SANTIAgO 33 B- Penicillin Emergency $2,305.14 Inconclusive
TAyLoR howeLl Dds 35 B+ Ibuprofen Elective $30,358.19 Inconclusive
roBYn miRaNDa 30 A- Ibuprofen Elective $42,792.24 Abnormal
jOHN GarciA 39 A+ Penicillin Urgent $1,150.87 Abnormal
NIcholAs haLl 31 A- Ibuprofen Urgent $3,730.00 Abnormal
CArOl GOMEz 31 B- Paracetamol Elective $11,469.39 Abnormal
TONi fAULKNer 39 AB- Penicillin Urgent $20,105.03 Normal
TiMoThY lOpeZ 33 A- Ibuprofen Urgent $22,257.61 Abnormal
stePHANIe ROdRigueZ 40 O+ Penicillin Elective $31,063.56 Normal
caTheriNe sMitH 38 AB+ Lipitor Elective $1,656.55 Abnormal
CArLOS lOPEz 38 O+ Penicillin Elective $2,547.91 Inconclusive
JaMIE bAKEr 37 AB+ Lipitor Elective $41,548.15 Inconclusive
johN becKEr 30 O- Penicillin Urgent $46,717.95 Inconclusive
aPRil MaRTIN 39 AB+ Penicillin Emergency $10,556.98 Abnormal
DonNa SMitH 36 B+ Lipitor Emergency $38,276.36 Normal
gEoRge mason 30 AB- Penicillin Emergency $42,500.59 Abnormal
jorGe singh 37 O+ Penicillin Emergency $8,656.28 Normal
jAMES NGuyEn 39 AB+ Lipitor Urgent $24,977.27 Inconclusive
cLiFfOrD lEe 32 A- Paracetamol Emergency $44,695.26 Abnormal
KImBeRLy wElcH 37 AB- Ibuprofen Elective $22,039.68 Abnormal
lARry SinGleTOn 31 A- Ibuprofen Urgent $2,924.47 Normal
chrISTOpheR GReEn 37 AB- Paracetamol Elective $14,265.81 Normal
maRy beLl 35 O+ Paracetamol Emergency $32,680.61 Abnormal
zaCHaRy riCE 37 AB- Paracetamol Emergency $37,152.65 Abnormal
JILL sErRaNO 35 AB+ Ibuprofen Elective $19,769.29 Inconclusive
mICHAel hIll 33 O+ Penicillin Elective $15,832.56 Normal
lOGAN torres 33 AB- Penicillin Emergency $22,261.42 Abnormal
aShleY KIM 38 A+ Aspirin Emergency $14,415.58 Inconclusive
cHRISTiNa MeDiNa 34 AB- Paracetamol Elective $14,274.97 Inconclusive
lISA FIsHER 36 A- Aspirin Elective $8,797.41 Inconclusive
PatriCia HeRNaNdEz 30 AB- Penicillin Urgent $49,101.00 Abnormal
reNEe MYers 32 B+ Aspirin Emergency $43,090.66 Inconclusive
THOmAs GonZaLes 32 AB+ Paracetamol Emergency $662.61 Normal
marY JAmeS 33 B+ Penicillin Urgent $24,792.17 Normal
mIcHAeL PhaM 31 AB+ Aspirin Emergency $2,134.99 Abnormal
KeNneth CrAWFORd DdS 30 B- Penicillin Elective $42,230.59 Normal
jAmes gaRcIa 32 AB+ Lipitor Urgent $22,056.68 Abnormal
Observation idea: scan whether Emergency admissions appear to have higher bills than Urgent/Elective.
Next step: compare AdmissionType to see which category appears most often and which has higher average billing.
AdmissionType Patients Avg Bill
Emergency 15 $21,776
Elective 14 $21,332
Urgent 10 $21,781
If one admission type shows both high volume and higher average bill, it’s a strong candidate driver for deeper analysis.
Conclusion: For female diabetes patients age 30–40, the dataset shows measurable cost outcomes (total + average billing), and the breakdown by admission type provides a quick direction for deeper analysis.

Next steps: compare billing by Medication or TestResults to look for factors that correlate with higher cost.