Patients concerned about insurer influences.

Abstract

This Data Bulletin presents findings from two rounds of the Household Survey, a nationally representative telephone survey of the civilian, noninstitutionalized population conducted as part of the Community Tracking Study. The 1996-1997 survey includes nearly 33,0000 families and 60,000 individuals, while the 1998-1999 survey includes about 32,000 families and 59,000 individuals. This analysis does not include people who lack health insurance. All comparisons and differences described are statistically significant as the p<.05 level.