Table 2.

Adjusted Differences by Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander and non-Hispanic White Racial or Ethnic Group Among Adult Medicaid Enrollees, 2014–15

	Adjusted Differences (95% CI)
Non-Hispanic White (Ref)	Ref
Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (aggregate)	−2.74 (−4.18, −1.30)***
Asian American	−2.84 (−4.32, −1.36)***
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander	−0.96 (−6.12, 4.19)
Asian Indian	−0.73 (−4.19, 2.73)
Chinese	−4.54 (−6.98, −2.11)***
Filipino	−2.29 (−5.92, 1.34)
Japanese	2.13 (−10.31, 14.57)
Korean	−2.09 (−7.38, 3.20)
Vietnamese	−3.14 (−6.36, 0.07)
Other Asian	−4.42 (−7.41, −1.43)**
Multiethnic Asian	2.39 (−5.73, 10.51)
Native Hawaiian	−4.36 (−8.05, −0.67)*
Other Pacific Islander	0.86 (−6.80, 8.52)

Notes.

^*p<0.05,

^**p<0.01,

^***p<0.001.

Question asks “In the last 6 months, were you unable to get medical care, tests, or treatments you or a doctor believed necessary?” Estimates use linear probability models and adjusted models include the following covariates: age, sex, educational attainment, self-reported health status, receipt of assistance completing the survey (reading questions, writing down answers, answering questions on the enrollee’s behalf, translating questions into the enrollee’s language, or other), enrollee eligibility group (persons with disabilities, dual eligible, or other [fee-for-service primary care case management or Medicaid managed care]), and Medicaid expansion status. All analyses apply survey weights.