Abstract P284 – Table 1. Patients’ characteristics at HIV diagnosis and resource use measured between HIV diagnosis and ART initiation

	All patients	Time to ART initiation: ≤14 days	Time to ART initiation: 15 to 28 days	Time to ART initiation: 29 to 60 days	Time to ART initiation: 61 to 90 days	Time to ART initiation: 91 to 180 days	Time to ART initiation: 181 to 360 days	Time to ART initiation: >360 days
(N = 1022)	(N = 132)	(N = 102)	(N = 143)	(N = 51)	(N = 122)	(N = 114)	(N = 358)
Age at HIV diagnosis (years), mean ± SD [median]	40.0 ± 11.9 [40.9]	40.4 ± 11.7 [41.7]	40.2 ± 12.3 [41.4]	39.1 ± 13.7 [39.8]	41.1 ± 13.2 [41.5]	40.9 ± 11.9 [40.5]	40.2 ± 11.5 [40.8]	39.6 ± 11.0 [40.7]
Range (years)	(18.0 to 70.0)	(18.2 to 66.6)	(18.3 to 65.7)	(18.0 to 65.3)	(18.2 to 63.9)	(18.0 to 62.6)	(18.0 to 70.0)	(18.0 to 66.1)
Female, n (%)	451 (44.1%)	57 (43.2%)	51 (50.0%)	53 (37.1%)	22 (43.1%)	52 (42.6%)	49 (43.0%)	167 (46.6%)
Race, n (%)
White	248 (24.3%)	35 (26.5%)	30 (29.4%)	39 (27.3%)	7 (13.7%)	23 (18.9%)	33 (28.9%)	81 (22.6%)
Black	582 (56.9%)	72 (54.5%)	47 (46.1%)	78 (54.5%)	35 (68.6%)	76 (62.3%)	54 (47.4%)	220 (61.5%)
Other	192 (18.8%)	25 (18.9%)	25 (24.5%)	26 (18.2%)	9 (17.6%)	23 (18.9%)	27 (23.7%)	57 (15.9%)
Patients who initiated a single‐tablet regimen, n (%)	592 (57.9%)	82 (62.1%)	60 (58.8%)	81 (56.6%)	26 (51.0%)	72 (59.0%)	65 (57.0%)	206 (57.5%)
Patients with ≥1 diagnosis of an opportunistic infection between diagnosis and ART initiation, n (%)	69 (6.8%)	6 (4.5%)	7 (6.9%)	7 (4.9%)	1 (2.0%)	9 (7.4%)	11 (9.6%)	28 (7.8%)
Patients with ≥1 emergency room between diagnosis and ART initiation, n (%)	438 (42.9%)	8 (6.1%)	11 (10.8%)	31 (21.7%)	12 (23.5%)	46 (37.7%)	61 (53.5%)	269 (75.1%)
Patients with ≥1 inpatient visit between diagnosis and ART initiation, n (%)	362 (35.4%)	12 (9.1%)	26 (25.5%)	39 (27.3%)	18 (35.3%)	36 (29.5%)	43 (37.7%)	188 (52.5%)