POPULATION SERVED FISCAL YEAR 1960

The Medical Department of the Navy has a professional responsibility for providing care to over 2 million individuals:

Active-duty members of the Navy and Marine Corps_.
Dependents of active-duty Navy and Marine Corps members (as of
March 31, 1958) -

804, 268

831, 145

108, 502

Retired members of the Navy and Marine Corps-
Civilian employees-on-the-job outpatient care...

347, 600

Inpatient care will be provided for a daily average of 16,372 patients, composed of 10,939 active-duty and retired Navy and Marine Corps, 1,157 activeduty and retired Army and Air Force, 3,556 dependents of Navy, Marine Corps, Army, and Air Force, 404 beneficiaries of the Veterans' Administration, and 316 other authorized patients, including such categories as beneficiaries of the Bureau of Employees' Compensation, foreign military personnel, civilian humanitarian cases, and Red Cross personnel.

Outpatient care will also be provided for approximately 111⁄2 million patients as shown below:

Active-duty Navy and Marine Corps---
Dependents of uniformed services...
Other authorized personnel_

Total-----

6, 752, 474

3, 316, 465

1, 336, 283

11, 405, 222

For these patients, we will provide nearly 23 million outpatient services inincluding tests, physical examinations, immunizations, X-rays, and laboratory and pharmacy services.

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No.

APPROPRIATION: OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY

BUDGET ACTIVITY 6: MEDICAL CARE (Program 18)

FISCAL YEAR 1960 BUDGET ESTIMATES (Including Reimbursements)
BY BUDGET PROGRAMS

$124,558,000 100%

$58,261,000
46.8%

$3,286,000 2.6%

$164,000
.1%

$41,465,000 33.3%

$1,110,000
.9%

$2,748,000 2.2%

APPROPRIATION: OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, NAVY

BUDGET ACTIVITY 6: MEDICAL CARE (Program 18)

COST PER PATIENT DAY IN CONTINENTAL NAVAL HOSPITALS, FISCAL YEAR 1958
INCLUDING MILITARY PAY AND ALLOWANCES (Based on Cost Accounting Data)