Attachment C Three-Digit Zip Code Analysis.xlsx

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This is a Network Provider Coverage and Geographic Access Analysis template spreadsheet consisting of two worksheets. The first worksheet requires respondents to indicate their network provider counts across multiple provider types (Primary Care Physicians, OB/GYN, Pediatricians, Specialists, Hospitals, BHSA, Outpatient facilities, Urgent Care, Convenient Care, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, and Alternative Care Providers) for approximately 250 three-digit ZIP code locations.

The second worksheet focuses on geographic access analysis, requiring respondents to report employee counts and percentages meeting/not meeting access standards for Hospitals, Primary Care Physicians, OB/GYN, and Pediatricians. The access standards are defined by urban (within 8-10 miles), suburban (within 15 miles), and rural (within 30 miles) areas, with specific population density criteria for each category. Urban areas are defined as having more than 3,000 persons per square mile, suburban areas between 1,000-3,000 persons per square mile, and rural areas less than 1,000 persons per square mile.

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Page #1 Network Provider Counts

Network Provider Counts
NETWORK COVERAGE
A.Beside each location, indicate the number of providers in your network.
B.Identify provider counts using unique provider/3-digit zip code combinations

Location (3-digit zip code) Primary Care Physician OB/GYN Pediatrician Specialist Hospital BHSA Outpatient Surgical Centers Outpatient Imaging Centers Urgent Care Facilities Convenient Care Facilities Physician Assistants Nurse Practitioners Alternative Care Providers

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Page #2 Geographic Analysis Geographic Access Analysis

Geographic Access Analysis
A.Beside each location indicate the number of employees and percentage of employees meeting/not meeting
the desired access standards.
B.Access standards to use are as follows:
HospitalAdult PCPOB/GYNPediatriciansDefinition of Urban/Suburban/Rural
Urban Areas1 in 10 miles2 in 8 miles2 in 8 miles2 in 8 milesa ZIP Code where the population density is greater than 3,000 persons per square mile.
Suburban Areas1 in 15 miles2 in 15 miles2 in 15 miles2 in 15 milesa ZIP Code where the population density is between 1,000 and 3,000 persons per square mile.
Rural Areas1 in 30 miles1 in 30 miles1 in 30 miles1 in 30 milesa ZIP Code where the population density is less than 1,000 persons per square mile.
Percentage of Employees Meeting StandardPercentage of Employees Not Meeting Standard
Location (3-digit zip code)Employee CountHospitalPrimary Care PhysicianOB/GYNPediatricianHospitalPrimary Care PhysicianOB/GYNPediatrician
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032
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068
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120
133
143
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