Table 2. Multivariate Logit Results: Receipt of a Well-Child Visit in 1996.

Demographic	Characteristic	Coefficient	Standard Error
Insurance	Both Parent and Child Medicaid	***1.93	0.42
	Child Medicaid, Parent Uninsured	*0.73	0.41
Child's Age	—	***-0.27	0.09
Child's Health	Excellent	0.06	0.32
	Very Good	-0.11	0.33
Child's Race	Black Non-Hispanic	-0.33	0.39
	Hispanic	**0.97	0.41
	Other	0.56	0.64
Parent's Education	Some College	0.61	0.65
	Completed High School or Received GED	***0.98	0.32
Parent's Age	24-30 Years	-0.24	0.34
	31-35 Years	0.18	0.41
	35 Years or Over	-0.15	0.50
Family Characteristics	Two-Parent Family	0.09	0.28
	Number of Children Under 19 Years in Household	***-0.33	0.11
Family Income	100-<125 Percent FPL	-0.37	0.66
	125-<200 Percent FPL	-0.07	0.39
Region	Midwest	0.08	0.41
	Northeast	0.23	0.38
	West	0.03	0.34
Metropolitan Statistical Area	—	0.28	0.35
Constant	—	-0.42	0.69

^*Significant at 10 percent.

^**Significant at 5 percent.

^***Significant at 1 percent.

NOTES: Omitted group: Child and parent are both uninsured all year; child's health is good, fair, or poor; child's race is White; parent's education is less than high school; parent's age is less than 23 years; single-parent family structure; family income is less than 100 percent FPL; and South. FPL is Federal poverty level.

SOURCE: Gifford, E.J., Weech-Maldonado, R., and Short, P.F.: Tabulations of the 1996 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey.