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. 2019 Jun 5;76(9):981–983. doi: 10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2019.0958

Figure 2. Adjusted Differences in Medicaid Acceptance Before and After Medicaid Expansion Between Expansion and Nonexpansion States and Across Physician Specialties.

Figure 2.

Point estimates are shown as colored dots; 95% CIs, as lines with bars. Estimates for the expansion states are in yellow; nonexpansion states, dark blue. Analyses were weighted by the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey’s national weights and adjusted for individual-level covariates, including practice ownership status (full owner, part owner, employee, or contractor), practice size (solo practice or group practice), and metropolitan statistical area status (metropolitan, micropolitan, or rural); state-level covariates, including rates of comprehensive risk-based Medicaid managed care enrollment, unemployment, and poverty and median household income; and 2-way fixed effects for state and year. Standard errors were clustered at the state level to correct for within-state serial correlation in error terms.