In this issue of Points on Care, PCDC examines access to primary care in New York City through the historical lens of redlining practices, specifically through maternal and infant health outcomes.
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This new report explores how primary care access differs for New Yorkers. Findings highlight access in rural areas of the state and how COVID-19 has created new challenges including broadband access and vaccine hesitancy.
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This Points on Care brief examines primary care provider availability in across New York City and identifies associations with key indicators of population health and COVID-19 outcomes.
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This Points on Care brief examines recent data indicating that primary care in the United States is underfunded and that increased investment in primary care would increase access to and ultimately produce better, more equitable health outcomes.
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This Points on Care brief examines the characteristics of primary care providers in New York State, including primary care profession type, age, and geography.
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This new report examines primary care access and health equity for New Yorkers in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and provides recommendations to strengthen primary care and equity in Council Districts.
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This Points on Care brief finds associations with delayed access to care and higher COVID-19 cases and deaths across New York State and City.
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Underinvestment in primary care is a consistent problem across all states, but as of February 2021, ten states had acted to rebalance their health care investments. This resource examines and compares these state-by-state efforts and measures.
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