TABLE 4—

AORs (95% CIs) of Making Preventive Care Visits: Illinois Families Study: Child Well-Being, 1999–2004

	No Welfare		Welfare
Models	No Work, AOR (95% CI)	Work, AOR (95% CI)	No Work, AOR (95% CI)	Work, AOR (95% CI)
All recommended visits (n = 5022)
No welfare–no work omitted	1.000 (Ref)	1.159 (0.910, 1.477)	1.596 (1.270, 2.006)	1.198 (0.973, 1.571)
Welfare only omitted	0.627 (0.499, 0.787)	0.726 (0.577, 0.915)	1.000 (Ref)	0.751 (0.600, 0.940)
Visits recommended during 12 mo of life (n = 2728)
No welfare–no work omitted	1.000 (Ref)	0.842 (0.466, 1.524)	2.221 (1.332, 3.704)	1.288 (0.898, 1.019)
Welfare only omitted	0.450 (0.270, 0.751)	0.379 (0.234, 0.615)	1.000 (Ref)	0.580 (0.389, 0.865)

Note. AOR = adjusted odds ratio; CI = confidence interval. We adjusted the models for each child’s age, gender, race, and Medicaid enrollment status during the window; birth order; birth weight; maternal age at child’s birth; maternal education at the first Illinois Family Study survey; marital status of the mother; availability of a family member (parent, grandparent, sibling, or relative) at home for child care; county of residence (Cook vs Downstate); usual place of care (hospital-based clinic, physician’s office, public health clinic, and not available); and days in age range.