Table 3.

Correlation matrix for tract level contextual variables by state^∗.

State		% of a tract's residents who are Hispanic	% of a tract's Hispanic residents who are foreign-born or born outside of the 50 states/DC	% of tract Hispanics who say they speak English not well or not at all	% of tract Hispanics living below the FPL∗∗
California	% of a tract's Hispanic residents who are foreign-born or born outside of the 50 states/DC	0.50
	% of tract Hispanics who say they speak English not well or not at all	0.63	0.83
	% of tract Hispanics living below the FPL	0.38	0.33	0.49
	Allocated primary care physicians that are clinically active (PCSA)/100,000 population	−0.38	0.06	−0.10	−0.18
Texas	% of a tract's Hispanic residents who are foreign-born or born outside of the 50 states/DC	0.07
	% of tract Hispanics who say they speak English not well or not at all	0.34	0.82
	% of tract Hispanics living below the FPL	0.42	0.23	0.45
	Allocated primary care physicians that are clinically active (PCSA)/100,000 population	−0.39	−0.07	−0.14	−0.12
Florida	% of a tract's Hispanic residents who are foreign-born or born outside of the 50 states/DC	0.64
	% of tract Hispanics who say they speak English not well or not at all	0.52	0.66
	% of tract Hispanics living below the FPL	−0.02	0.01	0.35
	Allocated primary care physicians that are clinically active (PCSA)/100,000 population	0.34	0.38	0.21	−0.06

^∗Based on data from the American Community Survey; ^∗∗FPL: federal poverty level.