Table 25. HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL ASSISTANCE (NAICS SECTOR 62). Revenue and Operating Expenses by Type and Kind of Business: 2002 cont. (Part VI)

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Table 26 – Measures of sampling error for Health Care and Social Assistance (NAICS Sector 62)
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Data are based on the 2002 Economic Census and the 2002 Business Expenses Survey.
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1997 NAICS code	Kind of business	Cost of insurance		Taxes and license fees		Depreciation and amortization charges		Other operating expenses
1997 NAICS code	Kind of business	Amount	Percent of total	Amount	Percent of total	Amount	Percent of total	Amount	Percent of total
62	Health care and social assistance	20,213,994	1.8	6,674,369	0.6	44,159,193	4.0	147,032,534	13.2
621	Ambulatory health care services	10,047,806	2.3	3,083,711	0.7	11,212,804	2.5	56,031,219	12.6
6211	Offices of physicians	6,683,069	2.9	1,372,992	0.6	4,226,442	1.8	28,052,439	12.2
6212	Offices of dentists	1,019,794	1.8	640,280	1.1	1,332,184	2.4	S	S
6213	Offices of other health practitioners	630,336	1.7	409,433	1.1	1,116,126	3.1	S	S
62131	Offices of chiropractors	185,927	2.5	123,761	1.7	228,386	3.1	S	S
62132	Offices of optometrists	95,435	1.2	64,112	0.8	225,147	2.9	S	S
62133	Offices of mental health practitioners (except physicians)	S	S	S	S	S	S	S	S
62134	Offices of physical, occupational and speech therapists, and audiologists	108,690	1.2	S	S	S	S	S	S
62139	Offices of all other health practitioners	S	S	S	S	S	S	S	S
6214	Outpatient care centers	751,260	1.5	324,675	0.6	1,908,427	3.7	7,333,872	14.3
62141	Family planning centers	23,663	2.1	4,079	0.4	26,034	2.3	133,754	11.8
62142	Outpatient mental health and substance abuse centers	89,818	1.0	114,888	1.3	227,691	2.5	912,144	10.0
62149	Other outpatient care centers	637,779	1.6	205,708	0.5	1,654,702	4.0	6,287,974	15.3
6215	Medical and diagnostic laboratories	334,875	1.4	155,444	0.6	1,369,550	5.6	S	S
6216	Home health care services	259,304	0.9	111,645	0.4	408,363	1.4	3,293,883	11.3
6219	Other ambulatory health care services	369,169	2.3	69,242	0.4	851,712	5.2	3,148,017	19.2
622	Hospitals	6,186,990	1.4	1,420,548	0.3	24,636,231	5.4	59,364,212	13.0
6221	General medical and surgical hospitals	5,917,466	1.4	1,309,380	0.3	23,670,245	5.6	52,334,406	12.3
6222	Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals	S	S	S	S	S	S	S	S
6223	Specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse) hospitals	220,781	1.3	67,092	0.4	817,941	5.0	1,762,325	10.8
623	Nursing and residential care facilities	2,737,173	2.2	1,733,436	1.4	5,232,763	4.2	11,596,071	9.4
6231	Nursing care facilities	1,728,973	2.4	1,002,464	1.4	2,374,527	3.3	7,287,060	10.0
6232	Residential mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse facilities	286,772	1.5	148,514	0.8	498,342	2.6	1,376,301	7.3
6233	Community care facilities for the elderly	609,239	2.5	560,390	2.3	2,076,313	8.5	1,972,558	8.0
6239	Other residential care facilities	112,190	1.5	22,068	0.3	283,580	3.7	960,152	12.7
624	Social assistance	1,242,025	1.3	436,674	0.5	3,077,396	3.3	20,041,032	21.6
6241	Individual and family services	536,498	1.2	120,613	0.3	980,216	2.2	9,105,380	20.2
6242	Community food and housing and emergency and other relief services	139,510	1.0	29,733	0.2	863,714	6.5	4,369,287	32.7
6243	Vocational rehabilitation services	117,223	1.1	34,868	0.3	252,108	2.5	1,692,672	16.5
6244	Child day care services	448,793	1.9	S	S	S	S	S	S

Note: Detail may not add to total because of rounding. See table 26 for estimated measures of sampling variability (coefficients of variation).
Percent columns represent percent of total operating expenses. Data on expenses include central administrative offices and other enterprise support locations such as warehouses, previously known as auxiliaries. Consequently, data presented here on sample-based payroll may not match payroll presented in other economic census reports.