Appendix Table B.

Odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals for multinomial logistic regression predicting past-year health care, foreign-born Latinos, Pew/RWJF Hispanic Healthcare Survey, 2007 (n=2783)

Outcome 1, Ref = No cross-border care/no past-year U.S. doctor visit
Outcome 2: Past year cross-border care, with or without past-year U.S. doctor visit
	South			West
	OR		95% CI	OR		95% CI
Legal Status (Ref = Naturalized Citizen)
Legal Permanent Resident	.54		(.27, 1.08)	.67		(.35, 1.27)
Neither Citizen nor Legal Permanent Resident	.05	***	(.02, .13)	.23	***	(.10, .57)
Outcome 3: Past year U.S. doctor visit, without cross-border care
	OR		95% CI	OR		95% CI
Legal Status (Ref = Naturalized Citizen)
Legal Permanent Resident	.94		(.52, 1.69)	.86		(.55, 1.33)
Neither Citizen nor Legal Permanent Resident	.48	*	(.24, .93)	.68		(.39, 1.20)

^*p<.05,

^** p<.01,

^***p<.001.

Notes: A. Models combine respondents without citizenship or LPR status, regardless of whether the hold another form of government ID, to improve the precision of estimates in stratified models, B. Controls for age, gender, marital status, having at least one kid under 18, education, employment, English proficiency, region of residence, ethno-national origin, years in the U.S., self-rated health status, and health insurance coverage.