After applying a two-sample t-test to our data, we found that the mean for acute care admissions in CAHs differs significantly (p<0.0000) from the mean for non-CAHs. It is important to notice that p-values less than the significance level (0.05) for the variables of interest are evidence against our null hypothesis stating that there is no difference in between the parameters for CAHs and non-CAHs. Box-plots were generated to visually represent the data. Figure 2 shows you are more likely to have fewer acute care admissions in CAHs when compared to non-CAHs. Similarly, Figure 2b shows that patients in non-CAHs are more likely to have longer stays than their counterpart CAHs