Latinos are the fastest-growing ethnic minority group in the U.S. We propose a culturally-relevant group well-child care model for Latino families with children under two, implemented in an urban academic center with Medicaid-insured patients. Twenty-five families completed an average of 7.2 group visits of nine recommended well-childchecks.
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