The overall goal of this study is to compare the effectiveness of different follow up protocols for scheduled but not attended ("no-show") Well-Child Visits, relative to care-as-usual (no standardized or typical follow up procedure). The main goals are to: * Demonstrate feasibility of merging a new referral protocol following Well-Child visit no-show into existing health system Community Health Worker resources. * Compare Well-Child Visit attendance following no-show between patients randomized to care-as-usual (comparison), text message only (low-touch intervention), and community health worker outreach (high-touch intervention) groups. * Define the costs and cost-effectiveness of different follow-up protocols.
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Proportion of Patients of All Ages with any Completed Well-Child Visits
Timeframe: Week 6 post missed well-child visit
Proportion of Patients Under 3 Years Old with any Completed Well-Child Visits
Timeframe: Week 6 post missed well-child visit
Proportion of Patients 3 Years and Older with any Completed Well-Child Visits
Timeframe: Week 6 post missed well-child visit
Proportion of Patients 3 Years and Older with any Completed Well-Child Visits
Timeframe: Month 3 post missed well-child visit