Assessing Healthcare Access among Residents in Rural Eastern San Diego County: A Qualitative Study
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Description
Examines patient healthcare experiences, healthcare access, and public health infrastructure in rural Eastern San Diego County. Utilizes interview data from 24 residents and discusses issues such as geographical isolation, financial constraints, transportation issues, administrative burdens, limited access to rural aging health programming, and public health infrastructure.
Author(s)
Loretta Sosa Ortiz, Pamela Padilla, Gina Chung, et al.
Citation
BMC Primary Care, 27, 149
Date
03/2026
Tagged as
Access
· Aging and aging-related services
· Infrastructure
· Public health
· Transportation
· California