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study measures effects receipt preventive care among children enrolled georgias medicaid childrens health insurance program associated implementation new elementary schoolbased health centers study sites differed geographic environment predominant raceethnicity rural white nonhispanic black small city suburban hispanic quasiexperimental treatmentcontrol cohort study used medicaidchildrens health insurance program claimsenrollment data children school years implementation 20112012 20122013 versus implementation 20132014 20162017 schoolbased health centers estimate effects preventive care among children treatment without control access schoolbased health center data analysis performed 20172019 1531 unique children treatment group average 418 school years observed 1737 control group 432 school years observed total 1243 medicaidchildrens health insurance programinsured children treatment group used schoolbased health centers significant increases wellchild visits 59 percentage points p001 influenza vaccination 69 percentage points p001 found children versus without new schoolbased health center represents 15 increase preimplementation percentage 388 wellchild visit 25 increase influenza vaccinations increases found 2 schoolbased health centers predominantly minority students 187 percentage point p001 increase dietcounseling among obeseoverweight hispanic children represented doubling 153 baseline implementation elementary schoolbased health centers increased receipt key preventive care among young publicly insured children urban areas georgia potential reductions racial ethnic disparities