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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Sep 4.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Patient Care STDS. 2012 Feb 9;26(4):214–221. doi: 10.1089/apc.2011.0407

Table 1.

Characteristics of Never in Care Respondents, 2008–2010

Structured interview
respondents (n = 134)
Qualitative interview
respondents (n = 48)


Characteristic No. % No. %
Gender
  Male 100 76 36 75
  Female 31 23 11 23
  Transgender <5 1 <5 2
Age (years)
  18–34 70 52 23 48
  ≥35 64 48 25 52
Race/ethnicity
  Other than white (non-Hispanic or Latino) 98 77 34 76
  White (non-Hispanic or Latino) 30 23 11 24
Education
  ≤ High school diploma 79 60 28 58
  > High school diploma 52 40 20 42
Mode of HIV exposure was male–male sexual contact 66 49 22 46
Sexual orientation
  Homosexual 54 41 17 35
  Heterosexual 60 45 23 48
  Bisexual 18 14 8 17
Annual income ≤ $10,000 (adjusted for number of dependents) 64 54 22 51
Currently unemployed 68 52 23 48
Homeless, past 3 months 24 18 11 23
Lack of continuous health insurance or coverage, past 3 months 93 70 34 71
Cited medication concerns as a reason for not entering HIV care, past 3 months 34 27 17 38
Interview site
  Indiana 67 50 25 52
  New Jersey 13 10
  New York City, NY 29 22
  Philadelphia, PA 14 10 12 25
  Washington 11 8 11 23