在 1996 和 2003 之间严厉地与糖尿病喜欢美国成年人的费用，根据最近 HH 的机构为保健研究和质量发布的报告:病人的数字从990万在上升到1370万的一个时期和年度调整通货膨胀的治疗花费的一般水准从 $1,299 升起了到 $1,714 。
药方药的上升的费用说明了许多费用增加。一名成年糖尿病患者平均年度花费因为药方药跳了将近 86% 在时间经期期间，从 $476 到 $883。45 ～ 64 的病人因为药花费加倍，年龄组最戏剧性地被影响。
联邦报告

总的来说，医院在与糖尿病诊断的600 万病人上在 2004 花了 580 亿美元。那是那年在 3860 万耐心的停留上由医院花的 20% 全部的数量。

糖尿病病人趋于比另外的病人长被就医。有照顾的更少的存取的未保过险的糖尿病病人是更可能的主要被招收把他们的糖尿病比保险病人对待。

脚或更低的腿切断的数字每糖尿病病人的 1,000 医院停留是两次为同样高未保过险并且多于为男人更高的 two times 比为女人。

为有糖尿病的病人的全面照顾 -- 包括在所有背景并且为象充血的心失败那样的另外的病的治疗 - 每年多于 $10,000 平均。

原文:

The cost of caring for U.S. adults with diabetes rose sharply between 1996 and 2003, a period in which the number of patients soared from 9.9 million to 13.7 million and the average annual inflation-adjusted treatment costs rose from $1,299 to $1,714, according to reports released recently by HHS' Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
The rising costs of prescription drugs accounted for much of the cost increase. An adult diabetic's average annual spending for prescription medicines jumped nearly 86 percent during the time period, from $476 to $883. Patients aged 45 to 64, for whom drug costs doubled, were the age group most dramatically affected.
The federal report also found: 

• Overall, hospitals spent $58 billion in 2004 on the 6 million stays of patients diagnosed with diabetes. That's 20 percent of the total amount spent by hospitals on the 38.6 million patient stays that year.
• Diabetes patients tended to be hospitalized longer than other patients. Uninsured diabetes patients with less access to care were more likely to be admitted principally to have their diabetes treated than insured patients.
• The number of foot or lower leg amputations per 1,000 hospital stays of diabetes patients was twice as high for the uninsured and more than two times higher for men than for women.
• Overall care for patients with diabetes -- including treatment in all settings and for other illnesses such as congestive heart failure - averaged more than $10,000 annually.