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  • Maternal Health
  • Health Insurance

Background:

  • Limited understanding of postpartum care utilization patterns beyond the initial 6 weeks.
  • Association between insurance type and postpartum care access is understudied.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To compare postpartum hospital utilization and visit attendance by insurance type (Medicaid, high-deductible, commercial).
  • To examine the relationship between postpartum visit attendance, insurance status, and hospital encounters.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of Oregon hospital births (2012-2017) using All Payer All Claims data.
  • Time-to-event analysis with weighted Cox Proportional Hazard regressions.
  • Multinomial propensity score matching to control for insurance type differences.

Main Results:

  • 24.9% of births experienced at least one postpartum hospital encounter within a year.
  • Medicaid births showed higher emergency department (ED) visit risk (HR 2.05) and lower visit attendance (HR 0.71) versus commercial plans.
  • Among Medicaid beneficiaries, missing early postpartum visits correlated with reduced readmission (aHR 0.77) and ED visit risk (aHR 0.87).

Conclusions:

  • Medicaid beneficiaries utilized emergency department care more frequently postpartum than those with commercial plans.
  • Findings indicate potential disparities in postpartum care access for Medicaid enrollees.