quickstats: percentage of adults aged =18 years who have a usual place for health care,* by race and hispanic subpopulation† national health interview survey, united states, 2010 /

Hispanic adults (71.8%) were less likely to acquire a normal place for health care than non-Hispanic white adults (84.7%) and non-Hispanic black adults (80.0%). Among the five Hispanic subpopulations,Puerto Rican adults (81.9%) were more likely to acquire a normal place for health care compared with Mexican adults (70.5%), Cuban adults (72.6%), or Central or South American adults (67.7%).

Source: cdc.gov