https://www.selleckchem.com/products/gdc-0084.html Uninsured trauma patients are at higher risk of mortality, limited access to postdischarge resources and catastrophic health expenditure. Hospital Presumptive Eligibility (HPE), enacted with the 2014 Affordable Care Act, enables uninsured patients to be screened and acquired emergency Medicaid at the time of hospitalization. We sought to identify factors associated with successful acquisition of HPE insurance at the time of injury, hypothesizing that patients with higher injury severity (ISS>15) would be more likely to be approved for HPE. We identified Medicaid and uninsured patients aged 18-64 years old with a primary trauma diagnosis (ICD-10) in a large level I trauma center between 2015-2019. We combined trauma registry data with review of electronic medical records, to determine our primary outcome, HPE acquisition. Descriptive and multivariate analyses were performed. Among 2,320 trauma patients, 1,374 (59%) were already enrolled in Medicaid at the time of hospitalization. Among those uninsureds, prospective insurance data collection would help to identify targets for intervention. Epidemiologic, level III. Epidemiologic, level III. Crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs), are nonprofit organizations that aim to prevent abortion and promote sexual abstinence before marriage only often using misinformation and deceptive tactics. We sought to describe the availability of HIV and sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing, treatment, and referral services at CPCs in the United States (U.S.). We used CPC Map, an online geocoded directory, to identify U.S. CPCs. From December 2018 to August 2019, we assessed HIV/STI services advertised on CPC websites and used a standard script to call CPCs about the availability of services. Referrals were not requested but recorded. Of 2,400 CPCs (96.3%) with accessible websites, 507 (21.1%) advertised STI testing, 291 (12.1%) STI treatment, and 114 (4.8%) HIV testing. Of 2,467 (99.0%)