Table 1.

Sociodemographic, Health, and Health Care Characteristics among Filipino, Hmong, and Korean Participants (n=981)

	Total (N=981)	Filipino (N=304)	Hmong (N=329)	Korean (N=348)
	%
Sociodemographics
Age 50–64 years	65.2*	57.2	73.3	64.7
Female	78.3*	76.6	74.2	83.6
Foreign-Born	96.3*	90.5	98.8	99.1
Lived in the U.S. 10 years or more	85.1	85.5	82.4	87.4
Limited English proficiency	73.8***	29.3	95.7	92.0
High school graduate or higher educational level	55.5***	73.7	5.2	87.1
Employed	35.9***	59.5	9.1	40.5
Married	65.9	64.1	64.7	68.4
Annual household income
Less than $20,000	39.1***	28.0	53.8	35.1
$20,000 or more	37.7	54.9	4.0	54.6
Unknown	23.1	17.1	42.3	10.3
Health and healthcare
Family history of colorectal cancer	6.3***	7.9	1.8	9.2
Fair or poor self-reported health	38.2***	17.1	46.5	48.9
Has health insurance	86.1***	94.1	95.1	70.7
Has regular place for healthcare	83.3***	93.1	94.2	64.4
Has primary care doctor	83.4***	92.8	92.1	67.0
Has Asian primary care doctor	54.8***	58.9	39.2	66.1
Saw a doctor in the last 12 months	81.6***	88.2	84.8	72.7
Need interpreter for healthcare visit	36.1***	7.6	64.4	34.2
Need help reading health materials	55.3***	22.2	87.7	53.7
Saw a traditional healer in last 12 months	27.4***	9.5	29.5	41.0

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