Table 5.

Logistic Regression Results Examining the Relationship between the Patient-Centered Medical Home and Types of Mental Health Services, Conditional on Any Mental Health Visit

	Probability of mental health service use*
	Usual provider†	PCMH‡	Marginal effect§
Type of mental health service	% (SE)	% (SE)	Δ (95 % CI)
Counseling or psychotherapy	59.7 (2.8)	69.7 (4.1)	10.0 (1.0, 19.0)
Psychiatric medication	85.2 (1.9)	82.6 (3.3)	−2.5 (−9.7, 4.6)

Abbreviations: PCMH patient-centered medical home

*Predicted probability estimated from a multivariate logistic regression model. Control variables included age, race/ethnicity, gender, nativity, marital status, mental health ratings, number of chronic conditions, physical health functioning, geographic residence, education, type of insurance, income, and survey year

†"Usual provider" defined as a usual primary care provider or clinic that did not meet all PCMH criteria (accessible, comprehensive, and patient-centered)

‡"PCMH" defined as a usual primary care provider or clinic that delivered accessible, comprehensive, patient-centered services

§Marginal effects indicates the difference in predicted probability of mental health service use for patients with a PCMH vs. a usual provider only, holding covariates at their observed value