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. 2020 Jan 12;39(3):577–604. doi: 10.1002/pam.22199

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graphic file with name PAM-39-577-g006.jpg — Health Insurance Coverage and Access to Care Just Above and Below Age 65 in the United States Over 2001 to 2015: BRFSS Data.

Notes: This figure shows trends in population‐level health insurance coverage, access to care, and cancer screening just above and below age 65, the age of near‐universal access to Medicare. The x‐axis is age and the y‐axis is the percentage of people with the characteristic listed on the axis. The graphs include quadratic regression lines, estimated separately below vs. above age 65.

graphic file with name PAM-39-577-g007.jpg — Health Insurance Coverage and Access to Care Just Above and Below Age 65 in the United States Over 2001 to 2015: BRFSS Data.

Notes: This figure shows trends in population‐level health insurance coverage, access to care, and cancer screening just above and below age 65, the age of near‐universal access to Medicare. The x‐axis is age and the y‐axis is the percentage of people with the characteristic listed on the axis. The graphs include quadratic regression lines, estimated separately below vs. above age 65.