Table 4 The difference in Pap tests use between post-ACA and post-ACA counterfactual, by different population groups (Results)
From: Impact of removing cost sharing under the affordable care act (ACA) on mammography and pap test use
Category | Post-ACA counterfactual Predicting probabilities using 2009 model | Post-ACA Predicting probabilities using 2016 model | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
Low income | 76.24% | 70.22% | −6.05 |
Middle income | 78.52% | 72.68% | −5.84 |
High income | 84.85% | 79.92% | −4.93 |
Some school | 70.46% | 66.56% | −3.9 |
High school | 75.76% | 69.22% | −6.54 |
College | 84.94% | 79.14% | −5.8 |
White | 78.16% | 71.62% | −6.54 |
Black | 85.32% | 81.48% | −3.84 |
Other | 76.71% | 73.46% | −3.25 |
21–39 | 89.26% | 86.17% | −3.09 |
40–49 | 86.04% | 84.51% | −1.53 |
50–64 | 78.29% | 73.74% | −4.55 |
Private insurance | 83.52% | 79.09% | −4.43 |
Public insurance | 73.89% | 65.44% | −8.45 |
Uninsured | 73.13% | 68.96% | −4.17 |
Usual Source of Care available | 86.84% | 83.77% | −3.07 |
Usual Source of Care not available | 79.18% | 75.47% | −3.71 |