Medical Home Data Portal
The Data Resource Center—funded by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration—partnered with the American Academy of Pediatrics to create this page to allow state and family leaders quick access to data on how children and youth in each state experience receiving care within a medical home.
The Medical Home Data Portal presents state-by-state summaries and across-state comparisons on children's access to a medical home using standardized data from the National Survey of Children's Health and National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs.
The medical home measure includes an assessment of whether children and youth:
- Have a personal doctor or nurse
- Have a usual source of care
- Receive care that is family-centered
- Receive care that is culturally-sensitive
- Obtain needed specialty care referrals
- Receive needed help coordinating care across mutliple providers and types of services
The Medical Home Portal allows users to view :
- State-Specific Data: Get one page at-a-glance profiles on how many children in your state meed overall crtieria for having a medical home and topic-by-topic specific findings. Additionally, you can interactively search and compare measures by important subgroups of children such as age, sex, race/ethnicity, insurance type and household income.
- Compare Medical Home Prevalence Across States: Compare your state to other states and the nation on the percentage of children who have a medical home. Download maps comparing medical home measures across all state in the US and view state rankings on each topic included in the medical home measure.
- Additional Resources: Learn about the history and development of the medical home concept, patient-centered measurement of Medical Home, and get tools and resources for implementing medical home in pediatric practices.
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