Receiving a housing voucher to live in a low poverty neighborhood during childhood is associated with lower rates of hospitalization and less inpatient spending. Children whose families received housing vouchers had a rate of 6.3 hospitalizations per 100 children compared to 7.3 per 100 children for those whose families did not receive a voucher. Yearly inpatient spending for children whose family received a voucher came to $633 versus $785 without receipt of a voucher.

Additional findings of the study include:

Significantly lower yearly hospital spending was observed among children before the age of 13 whose families received vouchers . . .

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