Claims Involving >14 Days Hospitalisation Rolling 12 Month

12 months to midnight 30 April 2023

Claims data was extracted on 1 November 2023

2021-2022 claims involving >14 days hospitalisation 2022-2023 claims involving >14 days hospitalisation
566 628 (up 11.0%)
Claims involving >14 days hospitalisation (equivalent periods)
2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 2020-2021 2021-2022 5 year
average
925 918 858 614 566 776
Gender
strTitle 2021-2022 2022-2023 Change % change 5 year
average
Female 207 225 18 9% 303
Male 359 402 43 12% 474
Unknown 0 1 1 100% 0
Road user
strTitle 2021-2022 2022-2023 Change % change 5 year
average
Bicyclist 31 28 -3 -10% 34
Driver 215 220 5 2% 291
Motorcyclist* 116 143 27 23% 158
Passenger 75 71 -4 -5% 117
Pedestrian 122 154 32 26% 160
Unknown 7 12 5 71% 16
Location
strTitle 2021-2022 2022-2023 Change % change 5 year
average
Melbourne 342 378 36 11% 461
Rural vic 203 225 22 11% 271
Unknown 21 25 4 19% 44
Age Group
strTitle 2021-2022 2022-2023 Change % change 5 year
average
0 to 17 25 28 3 12% 27
18 to 25 70 76 6 9% 101
26 to 39 117 117 0 0% 142
40 to 59 140 146 6 4% 189
60 and over 214 261 47 22% 317
Unknown 0 0 0 0% 0
The above table is based on claims accepted by the TAC from people with injuries sustained in transport accidents in Victoria, where the injured person was admitted to hospital within 7 days of crash and was continually admitted for 15 or more nights. Excluded are denied and pending claims, and claims related to crashes occurring interstate.
* includes pillion riders
Note: Data is updated monthly from TAC claims databases. A six-month reporting lag is applied to the data, allowing for claims to be lodged and processed, and hospital invoices to be received and processed. Claims are reported by claim acceptance date. Data is subject to revision as additional information about known claims is received, and as new claims are received and processed.
5 year average rounded to nearest whole number