Benefit cases and days of post-inpatient hospital treatment of the persons insured in the Statutory Health Insurance (number and rate). Classification: years, Germany, sex, type of statutory health insurance organization, group of persons insured

Indicators for post-inpatient hospital treatment	Year (descending)
	1996	2000	2005	2010	2015	2020	2021	2022
Benefit cases	249,711	524,933	139,036	284,982	628,091	558,470	566,956	568,495
Benefit days	441,140	1,069,135	322,320	544,026	1,108,346	981,270	995,215	979,935
Benefit days per case	1.77	2.04	2.32	1.91	1.76	1.76	1.76	1.72

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Sex	All sexes	All sexes Male Female
Type of statutory health insurance organization	Statutory health insurance institutions total	Statutory health insurance institutions total Local statutory health insurance (AOK) Company health insurance (BKK) Trade guild health insurance (IKK) Agricultural health insurance (LKK - landwirtschaftliche Krankenkassen) Miners' railway sea health insurance ("Knappschaft-Bahn-See") Federal body of miners (BKn - Bundesknappschaft) Marine health insurance (SeeKK - See-Krankenkasse) Association of Substitute Health Insurance Companies (VdEK - Verband der Ersatzkassen) Substitute health insurance for manual wage earners (EKArb - Ersatzkasse für Arbeiter) Substitute health insurance for salaried employees (EKAng - Ersatzkassen für Angestellte)
Group of people insured	Persons insured in the Statutory Health Insurance total	Persons insured in the Statutory Health Insurance total Members of the Statutory Health Insurance total Jointly insured family members of the members of the Statutory Health Insurance total Persons insured in the Statutory Health Insurance excluding pensioners (AKV - general health insurance) Members of the Statutory Health Insurance excluding pensioners (AKV- general health insurance) Jointly insured family members of the members of the Statutory Health Insurance excluding pensioners Members obligatorily insured in the Statutory Health Insurance and jointly insured family members excluding pensioners Persons obligatorily insured in the Statutory Health Insurance Jointly insured family members of the obligatory GKV-members, excluding pensioners Voluntary members of the Statutory Health Insurance and jointly insured family members Voluntary members of the Statutory Health Insurance Jointly insured family members of the members of the Statutory Health Insurance Pensioners and pension applicants insured in the Statutory Health Insurance and jointly insured family members (Pensioners' Health Insurance) Pensioners and pension applicants insured in the Statutory Health Insurance (Pensioners' Health Insurance) Jointly insured family members of pensioners and pension applicants insured in the Statutory Health Insurance (KVdR, Pensioners' Health Insurance)

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• KG 2 statistics, Federal Ministry of Health (more information on 
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Comment(s)

• The company health insurance institutions also include those of the German Rail, the German Postal System, the Federal Ministry of Transport and the health insurance extensions in the new German Länder (former GDR); in the earlier territory of the Federal Republic of Germany there are no extensions to the company health insurances.
• The trade guild health insurances also have health insurance extensions in the new German Länder; in the earlier territory of the Federal Republic of Germany there are no extensions to the trade guild health insurances.

Refresh period of data

• The table was extended by the year 2022 on 25 Sep 2023.
  Information for a new reporting period will be added as soon as it is available.

The Federal Health Monitoring System 25. Apr 2024