Table 2.

Summary statistics of survey findings.

Variable and categories		Participants (Mean ± SD or n/30,%)
Age (years)		47 ± 9
Race/ethnicity*	American Indian or Alaska Native	1/30, 3 %
	Asian	0/30, 0 %
	Black or African American	5/30, 17 %
	Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	0/30, 0 %
	White	14/30, 47 %
	Hispanic/Latino	10/30, 33 %
Gender	Male	16/30, 53 %
	Female	14/30, 47 %
	Non-binary/Other	0/30, 0 %
Barriers to maintaining personal hygiene	Access to water	30/30, 100 %
	Access to soap	16/30, 53 %
	Privacy	13/30, 43 %
	Safety	8/30, 27 %
Locations used to shower or use the restroom	Outdoors	23/30, 77 %
	Homeless shelter	4/30, 13 %
	Public restroom	26/30, 87 %
	Friend/family house	11/30, 37 %
Showering frequency	Daily	2/30, 7 %
	Weekly	16/30, 53 %
	Monthly	11/30, 37 %
Number of times being asked to leave a public restroom	Never	7/30, 23 %
	Once	2/30, 7 %
	2–3	5/30, 17 %
	3+	16/30, 53 %
Urinary tract infections since being unsheltered	Never	19/30, 63 %
	Once	2/30, 7 %
	2–3	4/30, 13 %
	3+	5/30, 17 %
Yeast infections since being unsheltered	Never	21/30, 70 %
	Once	3/30, 0 %
	2–3	4/30, 13 %
	3+	2/30, 7 %
Rashes since being unsheltered	Never	11/30, 37 %
	Once	6/30, 20 %
	2–3	3/30, 10 %
	3+	10/30, 33 %
Diarrhea since being unsheltered	Never	13/30, 43 %
	Once	3/30, 10 %
	2–3	9/30, 30 %
	3+	5/30, 17 %
Seeking medical care	Yes	10/30, 33 %
	No	20/30, 67 %
Barriers to seeking care	Difficulty making an appointment	23/30, 77 %
	Bad prior experiences with medical professionals	16/30, 53 %
	Difficulty in finding transportation to get to the appointment	22/30, 73 %
	Cost of medical bills	9/30, 30 %

^*Race and ethnicity were collapsed, as some Hispanic/Latino participants viewed ethnicity and race as overlapping identity components.