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Published in final edited form as: Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2015 Dec 12;214(6):716.e1–716.e8. doi: 10.1016/j.ajog.2015.12.009

Table 2.

LARC selection and initiation post-abortion, by patient and clinic funding variables (n=648)

Funding variables	LARC Selection		LARC Initiation

	Adjusted Odds Ratio^a	(95% CI)	Adjusted Hazard Ratio^a	(95% CI)

Patient funding
Health insurance (ref: none)
Public insurance	2.44^**	(1.40-4.26)	2.18^**	(1.31-3.62)
Private insurance	1.40	(0.88-2.25)	1.09	(0.64-1.83)
Don’t know	1.74	(0.69-4.71)	1.60	(0.49-5.22)
Source of abortion payment (ref: self or donated funds)
State Medicaid	2.34^***	(1.54-3.55)	2.29^***	(1.44-3.61)
Private insurance	1.49	(0.75-2.94)	1.94^*	(1.10-3.43)
Clinic-level funding policy
Medicaid covers abortion care	2.04^***	(1.54-2.70)	1.73^*	(1.04-2.88)
Abortion providers may receive state family planning funds	1.84^***	(1.30-2.59)	1.11	(0.57-2.14)
Medicaid family planning expansion program is in place	1.33	(0.90-1.98)	1.64	(0.94-2.29)
Private health insurance is mandated to cover contraception	1.24	(0.77-2.01)	1.80^*	(1.06-3.07)

^***

p≤.001.

^**

p≤.01.

p≤.05.

Adjusted models include age, race/ethnicity, parity, abortion type, prior contraceptive use, and happiness if pregnant in next year.