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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2013 Oct 8;26(5):532–537. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2013.841835

Table 1. Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Study Participants, n = 11*.

Minimum Maximum
Age of Participant 23 68
Year diagnosed with HIV 1986 2001
CD4 Count 114 1370
Viral Load undetectable 19.49 log10
Frequency Percent
Education
8th grade or less 1 9.0
9th – 11th grade, no diploma 3 27.2
High School Graduate or GED completed 5 45.4
Some college credit but no degree 2 18.1
HAART History
Diagnosis of HIV prior to 1996 6 54.5
Taking HAART at the time of interview 10 90.9
Marital Status
Married 3 27.2
Widowed 1 9.0
Divorced 2 18.1
Never been married 5 45.4
Employment Status
Working for pay at a job or business 3 27.2
Not working and not looking 8 72.7
Annual Personal Income
$0-7500 3 27.2
$7500-10,000 5 45.4
$10,000-20,000 5 45.4
Did cost delay or impair ability to get medications?
No 9 81.8
Yes 2 18.1
Health Care Coverage
Private Health Insurance 0 0.0
Medicare 5 45.4
Medicaid 7 63.6
State-sponsored health plan 1 9.0
AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) 2 18.1
History of Substance Abuse in the Past Year:
Alcohol 3 27.2
Crack Cocaine 2 18.1
Marijuana 3 18.1
None 6 54.5
History of Regular Substance Abuse:
Alcohol 4 36.3
Crack Cocaine/Freebase 6 54.5
Marijuana/Hashish 3 27.2
Cocaine (by itself) 1 9.0
Heroin 1 9.0
Heroin and Cocaine (mixed together as speedball) 1 9.0
None 2 18.1
*

One woman did not complete the demographic questionnaire.