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Access to Care for Nonelderly by Citizenship Status (2011)

This analysis examines access to care for nonelderly individuals based on citizenship status in 2011. Children receiving preventive services through well-child visits are included in the study. Data source: KCMU analysis of 2011 NHIS data.

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Access to Care for Nonelderly by Citizenship Status (2011)

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  1. Access to and Use of Care for Nonelderly by Citizenship Status, 2011 Children are counted as receiving preventive services if they received a well-child visit in the previous year. SOURCE: KCMU analysis of 2011 NHISdata.

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