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. 2009 Jun;44(3):926–945. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-6773.2009.00964.x

Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics

Insured N=4,741 (%) Uninsured N=738 (%)
Health status
Excellent/very good 54.4 38.4
Good 29.4 30.5
Fair/poor 16.3 31.1
Male 48.9 45.2
Race
White 87.3 64.4
Black 7.6 14.6
Hispanic 3.5 16.7
Other 1.7 4.3
Education
High school drop-out 16.9 48.1
High school graduate 41.2 30.7
Some college 20.8 12.7
College graduate 21.2 8.5
Marital status
Married 79.6 65.6
Single 2.7 3.2
Divorced/separated 10.7 16.8
Widowed 7.0 14.5
Region
Midwest 26.5 15.8
Northeast 21.6 15.4
South 32.3 47.0
West 19.6 21.8
Total assets
Negative 1.8 8.0
0–35,000 9.9 33.1
35,001–100,000 15.4 18.9
100,001–230,000 25.8 17.1
230,001 and above 47.1 22.9
Total income
0–20,000 11.6 48.3
20,001–40,000 21.5 25.7
40,001–75,000 34.0 15.2
75,001 and above 32.9 10.8
Social security recipient 4.5 8.4
Retirement status
Not retired 64.1 60.0
Fully retired 17.8 13.9
Partly retired 10.0 9.6
Not applicable 8.1 16.6

Note: p-values for all group tests of differences are significant at .001 level.