Primary Care & COVID-19: Patient Survey

Check back regularly for the latest survey results and updates.

The Primary Care Collaborative is partnering with the Larry A. Green Center and 3rd Conversation to field regular surveys of primary care clinicians and occasional surveys of primary care patients to better understand the impact of COVID-19 on these groups.

Who replied to the patient survey in round 6?

There were 1,507 respondents to this survey. General population trends based on 1,007 respondents sharing population diversity consistent with U.S. census report. Rural and low-income trends include an additional 500 respondents, over-sampled among low-income (defined as household income < $50K; n=682) and rural (rural status was self-reported; n=405) populations. Demographics of general population sample: 24% high school degree, 65% college or higher; 12% household income (HHI) < $25k, 31% with HHI > $100k. 29% urban, 20% rural. 31% 18-35 years old, 33% over 55. 44% male, 54% female. 21% were unemployed.

Round 6 of the patient survey was fielded March 19-31, 2021.

Learn more: Download the Round 6 Patient Survey Executive Summary (includes select open-ended answers to survey questions)

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Are you a physician, nurse practitioner, or PA working in primary care?

Help PCC and the Larry A. Green Center track how your practice is responding to the COVID-19 outbreak by completing the Green Center's occasional survey.