Introducing a data brief series examining all aspects of primary care access. Findings highlight geospatial, socioeconomic, and other key factors that contribute to population health and equity in access to care.
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The Primary Care Access Profiles examine access to and need for primary care services in each New York City Council District. By examining multiple factors, these profiles provide unique insights for local stakeholders about equitable access to care.
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This report utilizes existing data, scholarly research, and qualitative information gained from rural health partners to describe key issues facing rural communities across New York and promote strategies to improve rural access to primary care.
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PCDC has identified key measures of access to primary care in 10 city council districts, intended to identify gaps in access, support advocacy for additional primary care services, and inform siting of new primary care facilities.
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This report finds that New York's families, businesses, and government could save $10 billion annually by reducing hospitalization rates to the national average, and by reducing non-emergency ER usage.
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