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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jan 24.
Published in final edited form as: J Rural Health. 2008 Winter;24(1):75–83. doi: 10.1111/j.1748-0361.2008.00140.x

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics (N = 52)

Variable n (%)
Marital status
 Married/partnered 34 (65.4%)
 Divorced 9 (17.3%)
 Widowed 3 (5.8%)
Insurance
 Private insurance 7 (13.5%)
 Company sponsored 28 (53.8%)
 Medicare 8 (15.4%)
 Medicaid 4 (7.7%)
 None 5 (9.6%)
Occupational categories
 Homemaker 15 (28.8%)
 Not currently employed/retired 12 (23.1%)
 Retail/service 7 (13.5%)
 Professional (including health care) 7 (13.5%)
 Clerical 5 (9.6%)
 Manufacturing 5 (9.6%)
 Other 3 (5.8%)
Health status
 Excellent 4 (7.7%)
 Very good 12 (23.1%)
 Good 13 (25.0%)
 Fair 15 (28.8%)
 Poor 7 (13.5%)
Annual income
 <$10,000 11 (21.2%)
 $10,001–15,000 4 (7.7%)
 $15,001–20,000 1 (1.9%)
 $20,001–25,000 4 (7.7%)
 $35,001–40,000 3 (5.8%)
 $40,001–50,000 8 (15.4%)
 >$50,000 10 (19.2%)
Health conditions
 Cancer 9 (17.3%)
 Heart disease or high blood pressure 21 (41.2%)
 Diabetes 7 (13.5%)
 Other chronic disease 11 (22%)