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Objective: To study the difference of urban and rural residents for the first medical consultation Site and to expand the evaluating method for basic public health service accessibility. Methods: 1955 residents were randomly sampled from urban and rural district; Propensity score were used to balance the bias between groups; Statistical analysis was performed on the data to study the difference before and after the propensity score match. Results: After the propensity score match, age, culture degree, and insurance were balanced between groups. The difference of the first medical consultation site was not statistically significant between urban and rural Residents. Conclusion: After the basic public health service project, the first medical consultation site was not statistically significant from rural residents achieved the same; the effect of basic public health services in space is significant.

Evaluation of Difference of Urban and Rural Residents for the First Medical Consultation Site based on Propensity Score Match