Table 3.

Demographics (n = 97)

Characteristics	Control (n=31)	Intervention (n=66)
	Count	Percent	Count	Percent
Sex
Male	15	48.4	31	47.0
Female	16	51.6	35	53.0
Race
Caucasian/White	10	32.3	23	35.4
African-American	19	61.3	35	53.8
Hispanic/Latino	1	3.2	5	7.7
Asian-American	1	3.2	2	3.2
Marital status
Single, widowed, separated, or divorced	15	48.4	45	68.2
Married or partner	16	51.6	21	31.8
Education
Less than high school	4	12.9	6	9.1
High school completed/GED	13	41.9	31	47.0
College (some, Associate, Bachelor’s degree)	9	29.0	23	34.8
Graduate degree and above	5	16.1	6	9.1
Time since stroke
less than 1 year	13	41.9	24	36.9
1–5 years	8	25.8	19	29.2
5–10 years	6	19.4	15	23.1
more than 10 years	4	12.9	7	10.8
Insurance status
No insurance	2	6.7	4	6.1
Subsidized insurance	14	46.7	34	51.5
Private insurance	14	46.7	28	42.4
	Mean (Range)	SD	Mean (Range)	SD
Age (years)	59 (45–80)	7.7	57 (32–93)	10.0
Months since stroke	50 (2–211)	58.0	54 (3–295)	66.4
NIH Stroke Scale	4.8 (1–12)	2.75	4.7 (1–12)	3.04
Total number of medical conditions	5.6 (1–14)	2.70	6.6 (1–18)	3.90

Note: None of the characteristics showed significant difference between the intervention and wait list groups.