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Changes in Access to Mental Health Care Among the Poor and Nonpoor: Results From the Health Care Reform in Puerto Rico

Margarita Alegría, PhD, Thomas McGuire, PhD, Mildred Vera, PhD, Glorisa Canino, PhD, Leida Matías, PhD and José Calderón, MS

Margarita Alegría, Mildred Vera, Leida Matías, and José Calderón are with the Graduate School of Public Health, University of Puerto Rico, San Juan. Thomas McGuire is with the Department of Economics, Boston University, Boston, Mass. Glorisa Canino is with the School of Medicine, University of Puerto Rico.



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  		FIGURE 1—— Formal mental health care use, by poverty status: reformed and nonreformed regions, Puerto Rico, 1992–1998.

 




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