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Table 2.

Logistic Regression Results

Dependent Variable	Single-Mother Family	Single-Father Family
Insurance coverage
Full-year coverage: private only	0.644 (0.570, 0.727)^***−0.058	0.715 (0.567, 0.901)^*** −0.044
Ho: Single Mom=Single Dad	p<.407
Full-year coverage: public only	1.620 (1.427, 1.840)^***0.041	1.063 (0.826, 1.368) 0.005
Ho: Single mom=single dad	p<.001
Full-year coverage: private+public	1.446 (1.166, 1.793)^***0.013	1.416 (0.908, 2.206) 0.012
Ho: Single Mom=Single Dad	p<.927
Part-year coverage	1.164 (0.991, 1.368)^*0.011	1.427 (1.042, 1.956)^**0.028
Ho: Single Mom=Single Dad	p<.230
Full-year uninsured	0.725 (0.600, .877)^*** −0.015	1.310 (0.955, 1.796)^*0.016
Ho: Single Mom=Single Dad	p<.001
Other access measures
Any visit in the past years	1.299 (1.117, 1.510)^***0.023	0.686 (0.516, 0.911)^***−0.041
Ho: Single Mom=Single Dad	p<.001
Any well-child visit in the past year	1.130 (1.037, 1.231)^***0.023	0.766 (0.631, 0.930)^***−0.054
Ho: Single Mom=Single Dad	p<.001
Has usual source of care	0.985 (0.826, 1.175) −0.001	0.439 (0.337, .571)^***−0.053
Ho: Single Mom=Single Dad	p<.001

Coefficients are reported as odds ratios. 95% confidence intervals in parentheses. Average incremental effects in italics.

n=62,193 for all models.

p<.10,

^**

p<.05,

^***

p<.01.

All models include the following controls: immigrant status, sex, age, income dummies, fair/poor health, presence of limiting condition, race dummies, MKA education dummies, and dummies for the presence of a working parent in the household (including a “missing parent working” dummy).

Models for utilization and access measures include the additional controls: had full-year public coverage, had full-year coverage that included public and private coverage, uninsured part of the year, and uninsured all year.

All models account for the complex survey design of the NSAF.

MKA, most knowledgeable adult; NSAF, National Survey of America's Families.