Table 3:

Association between high intensity caregiving support and “exclusively homebound” status (propensity weighted sample^*) (n=858), 2015

	Odds Ratio	P-value	95% CI
Primary analysis: high intensity caregiving
≥20 hours of caregiving support per week	0.56	<0.01	0.38–0.83
Secondary analysis: alternative definitions of high intensity caregiving
≥4 caregivers	0.74	0.08	0.52–1.04
Any paid help	0.68	0.03	0.49–0.96

^*Included factors were age, female gender, race, marital status number of children, income, Medicaid status, high school education or greater, self-reported health fair or poor, count of medical conditions, lung disease, depression, dementia, impairment in 3+ ADLs, impairment in 3+ iADLs, use of assistive devices, region of residence, and living in a metropolitan area.