Table I:

Characteristics of people living with HIV with self-reported depression

			Missing
Factor	N = 416	%	#	%
Age (Years) (mean±SD)	42.7±11.93		0	0.0
Male	301	72.4	0	0.0
Race/ethnicity			2	0.5
African American/Black	199	48.1
Hispanic/Latino	36	8.7
Other	7	1.7
White (non-Hispanic)	172	41.5
Neighborhood median household incomea			16	3.8
$0–$30,000	140	35.0
$30,000–$50,000	202	50.5
>$50,000	58	14.5
Neighborhood high school graduation rates ≥ 80%	212	53.0	16	3.8
Primary insurance Class			2	0.5
Commercial or private	55	13.3
Medicaid	195	47.1
Medicare	107	25.8
Uninsured or self-Pay	32	7.7
Other Class	25	6.0
Smoking status			2	0.5
Never	76	18.4
Former smoker	103	24.9
Current	235	56.8
Documented history of substance use	254	62.4	9	2.2
PHQ-9 severity			0	0.0
Moderate (10–14)	197	47.4
Moderately severe (15–20)	119	28.6
Severe (21–27)	100	24.0
HIV viral load (copies/mL)			0	0.0
Not documented	11	2.6
Undetectable (< 200)	320	76.9
Detected (≥ 200)	85	20.4
CD4+ Count (cells/μL)			0	0.0
Not documented	31	7.5
0 – 200	31	7.5
201 – 350	55	13.2
351 – 500	71	17.1
≥ 501	228	54.8
Attended at least 1 HIV clinic visit in 1 year period prior to baseline	364	87.5	0	0.0
Attended at least 1 psychiatry clinic visit in 1 year period prior to baseline	80	19.2	0	0.0
Visited emergency department once or more in 1 year period prior to baseline	142	34.1	0	0.0
PTSD	74	17.8	0	0.0
Bipolar	80	19.2	0	0.0
Self-report taking mental health medications prior to PHQ-9 screening	254	61.1	0	0.0
Self-report of trauma	141	46.4	112	26.9

^a$0–$30,000 = very low income $30,000–$50,000 = low income, >$50,000 medium income