Dental Private Insurance Variables Sample Clauses

Dental Private Insurance Variables. Round specific variables (DENTIN1/2/3) are provided that indicate the respondent was covered by a private health insurance plan that included at least some dental coverage for each round of 1996. It should be noted that the information was elicited from a pick-list code all that apply question that asked what type of health insurance person got through an establishment. The list included: hospital and physician benefits including coverage through an HMO, Medigap coverage, vision coverage, dental, and prescribed drugs. It is possible that some dental coverage provided by hospital and physician plans was not independently enumerated in this question. Respondents who reported dental coverage from at least one reported private plan were coded as having private dental coverage. Users should be aware that the 1996 variables differ from those released on public use files for 1997 and 1998. In 1996, persons with dental insurance were set to 1 if there was any indication that they had dental coverage. All others (including those out-of-scope, without health insurance as well as those with health insurance but no dental coverage, and those with missing information on dental coverage) were set to 2. In addition, records were checked more carefully for coverage dates in 1998 than in 1996 and 1997 to insure consistency with the health insurance variables.
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