Table 3.

Results of mixed models regressing post-relocation spatial access to safety net primary care on measures of baseline health status, pre-relocation spatial access to safety net primary care, and time in a sample of HOPE VI relocaters in Atlanta, GA (N=160)

	Model 1^Y coefficient (SE)	Model 2^¥ coefficient (SE)
Fixed Effects
Intercept	0.82^***	0.78^***
	(0.19)	(0.19)
Time	−0.55^***	−0.54^***
	(0.16)	(0.16)
Alcohol/drug dependence	−0.05
	(0.04)
Self-rated health		0.04
		(0.03)
Variance Components
Intercept	0.24^*	0.24^*
	(0.14)	(0.04)
Rate of change	0.16^*	0.16
	(0.10)	(0.10)
Residual	0.07^***	0.07^***
	(0.01)	(0.01)

In Model 1, post-relocation spatial access to clinics was regressed on baseline access, time, and baseline substance dependence. Spatial access to care is measured assuming that participants took public transportation to care, and that the distance decay was beta =1.5.

^¥

In Model 2, post-relocation spatial access to clinics was regressed on baseline access, time, and baseline self-rated general health status. Spatial access to care is measured assuming that participants took public transportation to care, and that the distance decay was beta =1.5.

p<0.05

^**

p<0.001

^***

p<0.0001