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. 2024 Jun 17;8(6):igae051. doi: 10.1093/geroni/igae051

Table 2.

Adjusted Payment Differences Before and After Fall Injuries and Non-Fall Events in Older Adults in the Health, Aging, and Body Composition Study, 2000–08

Parameter β [95% CI] p Value
Fall injuries vs nonfall events 399.58 (−44.95, 844.11) .08
Age 10.71 (−60.02, 81.44) .77
Men (Women = ref.) 219.68 (−201.45, 640.81) .31
White (Black = ref.) 55.57 (−421.96, 533.10) .82
Pittsburgh (Memphis = ref.) −355.14 (−760.43, 50.15) .09
Body mass index −49.93 (−91.71, −8.15) .02
3MS score −39.83 (−70.06, −9.59) .01
CES-D score 41.39 (8.91, 73.86) .01
High Cystatin C 326.39 (−127.68, 780.46) .16
Smoking status (former smoker = ref.)
 Yes −661.85 (−1 427.94, 104.24) .09
 Never −279.16 (−697.35, 139.03) .19
Number of Rx meds 82.99 (5.82, 160.16) .04
Diabetes 828.64 (317.23, 1 340.05) .00
AAI (≤0.9 = ref.)
 >1.3 −789.17 (−1 884.90, 306.56) .16
 >0.9–≤1.3 −219.80 (−740.19, 300.59) .41
Poor vision −458.14 (−852.03, −64.25) .02
Less than high school −627.35 (−1 166.39, −88.30) .02

Notes: AAI = ankle arm index; CES-D = the Short Center for Epidemiologic Studies–Depression Scale; 3MS = The modified mini-mental state test. β estimates (USD$/month per unit) and 95% confidence intervals are presented earlier.