This natural experiment compared rates of indicated preventive care for low-income Hispanic patients enrolled in an enhanced primary care program with those of patients receiving usual care.
Lorna Murphy, MA, MPH
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Articles by Lorna Murphy, MA, MPH
An insurance company—sponsored enhanced primary care program had little effect on selected outcomes for low-income patients with diabetes.
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