Table 1.
Comprehensive Primary Care Initiative Practice Demographics
| Characteristic | Value |
|---|---|
| Regional distribution | |
| Arkansas, % (No.) | 14 (67) |
| Colorado, % (No.) | 15 (71) |
| New Jersey, % (No.) | 14 (70) |
| New York: Hudson Valley region, % (No.) | 15 (73) |
| Ohio and Kentucky: Cincinnati-Dayton region, % (No.) | 15 (74) |
| Oklahoma: Tulsa region, % (No.) | 14 (66) |
| Oregon, % (No.) | 13 (63) |
| Practice size | |
| Solo physician, % (No.) | 16 (81) |
| 2–3 physicians, % (No.) | 35 (170) |
| 3–6 physicians, % (No.) | 29 (141) |
| >7 physicians, % (No.) | 19 (92) |
| Medicare fee-for-service patients, median, No. (IQR) | 501 (285–821) |
| Ownership type | |
| Hospital, academic, HMO, % (No.) | 45 (216) |
| Physician, % (No.) | 53 (259) |
| Government, other, % (No.) | 2 (9) |
| PCMH recognition, % (No.) | 42 (201) |
| Multispecialty, % (No.) | 12 (59) |
| Meaningful Use Stage 1, % (No.) | 77 (373) |
| Metropolitan, % (No.) | 81 (393) |
HMO=health maintenance organization; IQR=interquartile range; PCMH = primary care medical home.