have have have ‘always’ ‘always’ “always” received needed received needed received needed routine routine routine preventive preventative care preventative care care (e.g. (e.g. physical (e.g. physical physical exams or exams or exams or vaccinations) vaccinations) vaccinations) (65% before vs. (percentage not (60% before vs. 82% after) available). 82% after). Children were also as likely to receive anticipatory guidance (preventive counseling) as before they joined. Children Other Care – had similar need for vision care, however: 41% before vs. 38% before vs. 32% before vs. they were less likely to 15% after 14% after 9% after have been stopped from receiving vision care. Children had a similar need for behavioral or emotional care, however: 44% before vs. 39% before vs. 39% before vs. they were less likely to 15% after 17% after 16% after have been stopped from receiving behavioral or emotional care. Children had a similar Perceived need need for prescription for prescription medicine, however: medicine increased from 70% to 75%, however, 20% before vs. 17% before vs. 15% before vs. they were less likely to 10% after 8% after 10% after have been stopped from receiving prescription medicines. Health Status – 43% were rated 44% were rated 45% were rated overall children’s
have ‘always’ received needed routine preventative care (e.g. physical exams or vaccinations) (percentage not available). have ‘always’ received needed routine preventative care (e.g. physical exams or vaccinations) (60% before vs. 82% after). have “always” received needed routine preventive care (e.g. physical exams or vaccinations) (65% before vs. 82% after) Children were also as likely to receive anticipatory guidance (preventive counseling) as before they joined. Other Care – Children had similar need for vision care, however: they were less likely to have been stopped from receiving vision care. 41% before vs. 15% after 38% before vs. 14% after 32% before vs. 9% after Children had a similar need for behavioral or emotional care, however: they were less likely to have been stopped from receiving behavioral or emotional care. 44% before vs. 15% after 39% before vs. 17% after 39% before vs. 16% after Children had a similar need for prescription medicine, however: Perceived need for prescription medicine increased from 70% to 75%, however, they were less likely to have been stopped from receiving prescription medicines. 20% before vs. 10% after 17% before vs. 8% after 15% before vs. 10% after Health Status – children’s overall 43% were rated 44% were rated 45% were rated
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