If low barrier services such as health fair or easy to access screening are offered through the public health department or private health agency would that increase primary care? And what level of screening would people be willing to participate in? And how often? |
Are the location of services in AC a barrier to accessing healthcare? |
How do people with limited access to transportation manage their health care needs? |
How important is it that primary care services are free or on a sliding scale before you consider using them? How important is it for people to be able to visit the agency's website to learn the cost of service before people decide to visit? |
Do people have problems understanding insurance and need help figuring out what they have in terms of coverage? |
1) Which of these services do you get on an annual basis? 2) If you get these services, from which of these locations do you get the service? 3) If you don't get these services, tell us which of these best reflects why you don't get the service? 4) If this service was available through the local public health department would you access this service? 5) If yes, which of these factors would influence you to get the service at the health department. |
How many people have high deductible health insurance? Does it deter them from accessing an annual visit? Are they aware that their insurance should cover an annual visit and certain blood work? What prevents them from getting their blood tested? |
What kind of support do people need to make lifestyle changes? |
What are the current practices related to substances such as marijuana, diet, exercise, supplements, and alternative therapy? |
How important is it that someone is able to speak your native language? |
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