Vouchers to Increase Uptake of Already Free Eye Care

NACompletedINTERVENTIONAL
Enrollment

739

Participants

Timeline

Start Date

May 5, 2017

Primary Completion Date

January 1, 2019

Study Completion Date

January 1, 2019

Conditions
GlaucomaEye Diseases
Interventions
BEHAVIORAL

Voucher Without Value Information

"Patients being referred for follow-up received standard materials, counseling, and reminders as in the 'no information' group and were provided with a physical voucher they were told is redeemable for free follow-up appointment at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The voucher included the patient's name, the screener's name, and an expiration date 90 days from the date of screening.~These participants were told: I am going to give you this voucher for a completely free appointment and a free pair of glasses if you need them. So, with this voucher, both the exam and the glasses will be completely free."

BEHAVIORAL

Voucher With Value Information

"Patients being referred for follow-up received standard materials, counseling, and reminders as in the 'no information' group and were provided with a physical voucher they were told is redeemable for free follow-up appointment at Johns Hopkins Hospital, which would normally cost $250. The voucher included the patient's name, the screener's name, an expiration date 90 days from the date of screening, and a statement about the $250 voucher value.~These participants were told: I am going to give you this voucher for a completely free appointment and a free pair of glasses if you need them. These services normally cost about $250, but with this voucher, both the exam and the glasses will be completely free."

Trial Locations (1)

21287

Johns Hopkins Hospital - Wilmer Eye Institute, Baltimore

All Listed Sponsors
collaborator

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

FED

lead

Johns Hopkins University

OTHER

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