Abstract
Peripheral artery disease (PAD) disproportionately affects Black and low socioeconomic status patients, who are less likely to have health insurance and routine health care visits. Medicaid expansion (ME) has improved insurance rates and access to care, potentially benefitting these patients. We sought to assess the impact of ME on racial disparities in peripheral vascular intervention (PVI) for PAD.
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