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. 2020 Sep 1;35(11):3285–3292. doi: 10.1007/s11606-020-05980-2

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics (n = 588)

Variable Summary value*
Mean age (SD), y 62.4 (11.0)
Age group, %
<60 years 36.0
60–69 years 36.6
≥ 70 years 27.4
Female sex, % 59.9
Race†, %
Black 31.2
White 63.8
Other 5.0
Hispanic, % 21.6
Limited English proficiency, % 11.4
Living below poverty level‡, % 26.2
Married§, % 41.1
Health insurance, %
Medicare 16.7
Medicaid 12.1
Private 24.7
Medicare and private 29.6
Medicare and Medicaid 16.9
Care setting, %
Academic 69.0
Federally qualified health center 31.0
Employment status, %
Working for pay 30.3
Not working (retired/unemployed) 69.7
Health literacy, %
Low 23.0
Marginal 23.6
Adequate 53.4
Low health activation, % 48.1
Number of chronic conditions, %
1 22.6
2 16.5
≥ 3 60.9
Heart disease, % 23.4
Pulmonary disease, % 21.1
Diabetes (type 1 or 2), % 47.0
Hypertension, % 64.8
Organ transplant recipient, % 20.1
Self-reported overall health, %
Excellent 8.0
Very good 29.4
Good 41.0
Fair 17.9
Poor 3.7

†Missing data for 22 participants

‡Missing data for 3 participants

§Missing data for 53 participants