Potentially preventable hospitalisations (PPHs) are common and increase the burden on
already stretched healthcare services. Increasingly, psychosocial factors have been …

Importance Health centers are vital primary care safety nets for underserved populations, but
optimal clinician staffing associated with quality care is unclear. Understanding the …

Introduction: Health center use may reduce hospital-based care among Medicare–Medicaid
dual eligibles, but racial and ethnic disparities in this population have not been widely …

Using 2012–2018 Medicare claims and health center data, we identified factors associated
with variation in rates of hospital care among Medicare–Medicaid dual enrollees receiving …

Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) increasingly provide high-quality, cost-effective
primary care to individuals dually enrolled in Medicare and Medicaid. However, not …

Community health centers are a linchpin of New York's health care safety net, providing
comprehensive primary care, behavioral health, and dental and vision services to 2.3 million …