Table 1

Characteristics of the Community Clinics

Clinic	Year Opened	Total Clinicians, No.	Primary Care Clinicians, No.^a	Visits per Year (Fiscal Year 2011), No.	Characteristics
1	1985	22	12	48,244	Multispecialty, multilingual, metropolitan, evening/weekend urgent care
2	1999	7	5	20,155	Rural family practice with pediatrics
3	2001	6	5	14,449	Rural affluent, multispecialty and primary care
4	1988	8	4	27,247	Suburban, family practice, and pediatrics
5	1976	16	8	41,128	Suburban, multispecialty, full primary care center with obstetrics-gynecology and pediatrics
6	1989	6^b	5	13,133	Exclusively primary care in a bedroom community
7	2003	10	6	11,574	Suburban, family-oriented community practice
8	1996	14	14	17,502	Urban, high-volume, mental illness, residency training site
9	1989	5	5	16,763	Urban, residency training site
10	2007	4	4	9,288	Suburban, primary care

↵a Includes family medicine, internal medicine, and internal medicine/pediatrics clinicians because measures of chronic and preventive care services used to assess clinical quality applied only to adults.
↵b One clinician was a pediatrician.