Table 2.

Receipt of Diabetes Preventive Care Services Among Adults With Diabetes in OCHIN Clinics, by Continuity of Insurance Coverage, 2005–2007

Study Population (n [%])Low-Density Lipoprotein Screen (%)Influenza Vaccination (%)HbA1c Screen (%)Microalbumin Screen (%)
≥1*≥3*≥1*≥3*≥1*≥3*≥1*≥3*
Continuously insured1764 (52.1)83.147.675.925.394.172.361.218.9
Continuously uninsured909 (26.9)68.427.262.48.391.057.557.814.1
Partially insured711 (21.0)64.431.765.714.585.057.451.612.7
Percent of the study period with coverage
    1% to 19%53 (7.5)69.826.460.413.290.664.264.29.4
    20% to 39%91 (12.8)60.428.656.08.882.453.946.214.3
    40% to 59%65 (9.1)70.827.756.912.390.853.963.118.5
    60% to 79%188 (26.4)63.835.669.714.987.859.052.113.3
    80% to 99%314 (44.2)63.731.968.816.681.957.048.411.2
  • Demographic and preventive services data from OCHIN safety net clinic networked electronic health record dataset; insurance coverage confirmed through individual links to Medicaid enrollment data (2005–2007). OCHIN originally stood for the Oregon Community Health Information Network; it was renamed just “OCHIN” as clinics in states other than Oregon became OCHIN members.

  • * χ2; P < .0001, comparing percent of those continuously insured, continuously uninsured, and partially insured who received the service ≥1 times versus never or ≥3 times versus <3 times, as indicated.

  • Among the 711 partially insured patients.

  • HbA1c, glycohemoglobin.