Table 3.

Correlates of Being Able to Obtain a Price

	Able to obtain a price (N = 7865)
	Estimate	95% CI
Caller characteristics
Uninsured (ref = employer)	0.270 ***	(0.240, 0.300)
Marketplace (ref = employer)	−0.146 ***	(−0.172, -0.119)
Female (ref = male)	0.080 ***	(0.060, 0.100)
Age <35 (ref = age > 35)	0.012	(−0.009, 0.034)
Hypertension (ref = checkup)	−0.018	(−0.038, 0.002)
Office characteristics
FQHC	−0.182 ***	(−0.231, −0.134)
Family physician (ref = internal medicine)	0.027 *	(0.003, 0.051)
Solo practitioner (ref = 4+ physicians)	0.076 ***	(0.047, 0.105)
2–3 practitioners (ref = 4+ physicians)	0.044 *	(0.010, 0.078)
County characteristics
Uninsured rate > 25.5% (ref = 13–25.5%)	0.036	(−0.003, 0.074)
Uninsured rate < 13% (ref = 13–25.5%)	0.020	(−0.022, 0.062)
Median income > $60 k (ref = $45–$60 k)	−0.006	(−0.036, 0.024)
Median income < $45 k (ref = $45–$60 k)	−0.004	(−0.037, 0.029)
State (ref = Texas)
Arkansas	0.007	(−0.044, 0.057)
Georgia	−0.025	(−0.072, 0.022)
Iowa	−0.045	(−0.096, 0.007)
Illinois	−0.036	(−0.102, 0.031)
Massachusetts	−0.178 ***	(−0.254, −0.101)
Montana	−0.022	(−0.083, 0.039)
New Jersey	−0.078 **	(−0.135, −0.020)
Oregon	−0.031	(−0.094, 0.032)
Pennsylvania	−0.076 *	(−0.134, −0.018)

*P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001. Coefficients represent predicted margins from regression models. Estimates from probit models can be interpreted as percentage point differences. Standard errors are estimated using bootstrapping

Source: Authors’ analysis of primary data from the ten-state primary care audit study linked to 2014 data from SK&A and the 2014 County Health Rankings