Table 1.

Demographics from Survey Respondents and Journey Mapping Participants

	Survey respondents (n = 452)	Journey mapping participants (n = 18)
Age mean (SD)	77 (7.6)	76 (6.9)
Women	287 (64%)	14 (78%)
Race/ethnicity N (%)
White/Caucasian	348 (77%)	11 (61%)
Black/African American	14 (3%)	0
Asian/Asian American	11 (2%)	1 (6%)
Hispanic	49 (11%)	3 (17%)
Other	0	1 (6%)
Multiple races	2 (1%)	1 (6%)
Not reported	28 (6%)	1 (6%)
Sexuality N (%)
Straight or heterosexual	414 (92%)	17 (94%)
Lesbian, gay, or homosexual	3 (1%)	0
Not reported	35 (7%)	1 (6%)
Education N (%)
Less than a high school diploma	17 (4%)	1 (6%)
High school diploma or equivalent/some college credit	177 (39%)	6 (33%)
Associates/bachelor’s degree	147 (33%)	7 (39%)
Master’s/professional/doctorate	95 (21%)	3 (17%)
Not reported	16 (3%)	1 (6%)
Gross annual household income N (%)
Less than $25,000	29 (6%)	1 (6%)
$25,000 to less than $50,000	120 (27%)	2 (11%)
$50,000 to less than $100,000	140 (31%)	10 (56%)
$100,000 or more	61 (13%)	1 (6%)
Not reported	102 (23%)	4 (22%)
Do you have an impairment or condition that affects your caregiving activities? N (%)
Yes*	112 (25%)	6 (33%)
No	325 (72%)	11 (61%)
Not reported	15 (3%)	1 (6%)
Do you take any medication(s) that can affect your caregiving activities? N (%)
Yes	26 (6%)	2 (10%)
No	413 (91%)	9 (50%)
Not reported	13 (3%)	7 (39%)
How confident are you in filling out medical forms by yourself? N (%)
Extremely	218 (48%)	9 (50%)
Quite a bit	151 (33%)	4 (22%)
Somewhat	56 (12%)	3 (17%)
A little bit	13 (3%)	1 (6%)
Not at all	7 (2%)	0
Not reported	7 (2%)	1 (6%)

Notes: SD = standard deviation.

^*Kidney problems, diabetes, need hip and knee replacement, chronic pain, cancer, on oxygen, scoliosis, bad knees, bad back, back injuries, and back pain.