This study addresses pediatric hospital readmissions and emergency department (ED) visits, affecting 22% of children within one year of discharge. These acute medical events (AMEs) lead to emotional stress, missed school, and financial burdens for families. Existing literature lacks long-term follow-up, especially regarding caregiver-reported risks predicting future preventable events. The study aims to bridge this gap by examining preventable AMEs utilizing three methods of preventability (NYU ED Algorithm, ACSC, and Physician rating) over a one-year period. Specific aims include assessing caregiver-reported social risks and child medical status to predict AMEs, anticipating that factors like patient race, access to care, and familial factors will strongly influence outcomes. Open the Styles Pane to get easy access to all the styles defined in this template for formatting the text of your abstract.