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. 2020 Jun 6;11:2150132720930544. doi: 10.1177/2150132720930544

Table 2.

Characteristics of Study Participants (n=23).

n (%)
State of residence (n = 23)
 New Hampshire 11 (47.8)
 Vermont 12 (52.2)
Gender (n = 23)
 Female 18 (78.3)
 Male 5 (21.7)
Age, years (n = 23)
 55-59 4 (17.4)
 60-64 3 (13.0)
 65-69 12 (52.2)
 70-74 3 (13.0)
 75-80 1 (4.3)
Highest level of education (n = 23)
 Less than high school 1 (4.3)
 High school/GED 2 (8.7)
 Post–high school training (not college) 4 (17.4)
 Some college 9 (39.1)
 College graduate 4 (17.4)
 Postgraduate 3 (13.0)
Employment status (n = 23)a
 Employed 5 (21.7)
 Retired 15 (65.2)
 Disabled 3 (13.0)
 Other 1 (4.3)
Health insurance/coverage (n = 22)a,b
 Plan purchased through an employer or union 5 (22.7)
 Plan purchased on own/by family 6 (27.3)
 Medicare 17 (77.3)
 Medicaid or other state program 1 (4.5)
 TRICARE (formerly Champus), VA, or military 1 (4.5)
 Some other source 2 (9.1)
 No insurance/coverage 0 (0)
Gross household annual income, $ (n = 22)b
 <20 000 4 (18.1)
 20 000 to <35 000 6 (27.3)
 35 000 to <50 000 3 (13.6)
 50 000 to <75 000 8 (36.4)
 >75 000 1 (4.5)
Current smoker (n = 23)
 Yes 9 (39.1)
 No 14 (60.9)
What kind of place(s) do you most often go to when you are sick or need advice about your health? (n = 23)12,a
 Clinic or health center 8 (34.8)
 Doctor’s office or health maintenance organization 15 (65.2)
 Hospital emergency room 2 (8.7)
 Hospital outpatient department 1 (4.3)
 Other 1 (4.3)
In the past 12 months, was there a time when you needed to see a doctor but could not because of cost? (n = 22)13,b
 Yes 4 (18.2)
 No 18 (81.8)
a

Participants were able to provide more than one response.

b

Not all study participants provided complete responses.