Table 1.

Healthcare access, healthcare utilization, and enabling characteristics among participants in a public housing relocation program, at baseline and follow-up^§

	Baseline	Follow-up	p-value†
Individual-Level Healthcare Access and Utilization
Has Usual Source of Care (n=137), %	75.2	73.7	0.782
Has Unmet Need (n=134), %	28.4	20.9	0.156
Had Medical Exam (n=139), %	72.7	69.1	0.509
Neighborhood-Level Enabling Characteristics
Percentage living in poverty in the census tract, mean (SD)	41.0 (11.3)	31.9 (12.8)	<0.001
Number of primary care physicians per1,000 residents in the census tract, mean (SD)	1.8 (3.2)	0.9 (2.6)	0.003
Perceived neighborhood safety (1–5 Scale, 5 is Most Safe), mean (SD)	3.9 (0.9)	4.3 (0.7)	<0.001
Individual-Level Enabling Characteristic
Has health insurance (versus uninsured), %	65.6	74.1	0.132

Notes:

^§Median interview dates were June 30, 2009 at baseline and May 16, 2011 at follow-up.

^†Bivariate comparisons between the value of each measure at baseline and follow-up were conducted with equality of proportions tests and t-tests. Bivariate comparisons for neighborhood- and individual-level enabling characteristics use the largest sample (i.e., those who had complete data for the medical exam question; n=139).