Lykens, Kristine2019-08-222019-08-222004-04-142013-05-17https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12503/27902This quantitative research study consists of a secondary data analysis examining the factors contributing to the lack of health insurance in a group of Latino immigrants in Fort Worth, and the impact it has on their utilization for health care services. The data analyzed was previously collected to assess the needs for health insurance of Latino immigrants in Fort Worth. Bivariate analysis and multivariate logistic regression analysis methods of the sampled population were determine some of the main factors for lack of health insurance resulting in underutilization of health care service. Results of the study lacked the strong statistical association expected from the predictor variables, however, results of the study reveal areas where health care policies affect and may improve conditions of the immigrant population in Fort Worth, Texas.application/pdfenCategorical Data AnalysisChicana/o StudiesCommunity HealthCritical and Cultural StudiesHealth EconomicsHealth PsychologyHealth Services AdministrationInsuranceMedicine and Health SciencesMultivariate AnalysisSocial WelfareVital and Health StatisticsLack of health insuranceLatino immigrantsFort Worthunderutilization of health care serviceTexasThesis