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. 2020 Dec 3;6(2):e24137. doi: 10.2196/24137

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics of the sample (N=730).

Characteristic Value, n (%)
Age

Less than 49 years 58 (8.1)

50-64 years 226 (31.7)

65-74 years 250 (35.1)

75 years or older 178 (25.0)
Gender

Male 323 (44.9)

Female 396 (55.1)
Race/ethnicity

Non-Hispanic White 499 (76.3)

Black or African American 78 (11.9)

Hispanic 54 (8.3)

Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, Alaskan Native, Asian, or Multiraciala 23 (3.5)
Education

High School or less 202 (28.2)

Some college, professional school 239 (33.4)

College graduate 275 (38.4)
BMI category [40]

Overweight 383 (52.5)

Obese, class I 214 (29.3)

Obese, class II 75 (10.3)

Obese, class III 58 (7.9)
Diabetes, heart condition, or depression

Present 405 (57.0)

Absent 306 (43.0)
Hypertension

Present 449 (62.3)

Absent 272 (37.7)
Arthritis

Present 351 (48.5)

Absent 373 (51.5)
How many times did you go to a health professional (doctor, nurse) for care

None 39 (5.4)

1-3 times 292 (40.6)

4+ times 388 (54.0)
Quality of care

Excellent 300 (44.8)

Very good 231 (34.5)

Good 112 (16.7)

Fair 23 (3.4)

Poor 3 (0.4)
Health insurance

Yes 694 (97.3)

No 19 (2.7)
Offered online access to your medical records

Yes 313 (51.4)

No 296 (48.6)
Confidence in own ability to take care of health

Completely confident 7 (1.0)

Very confident 30 (4.1)

Somewhat confident 189 (26.1)

A little confident 345 (47.7)

Not confident at all 153 (21.1)
Regular provider

Yes 624 (86.4)

No 98 (13.6)
Feelings addressed

Yes 642 (95.8)

No 28 (4.2)
Involved in decisions

Yes 660 (97.9)

No 14 (2.1)
Understood next steps

Yes 666 (99.1)

No 6 (0.9)
Explained clearly

Yes 668 (99.3)

No 5 (0.7)

aThese data were grouped for statistical analysis (due to the very small number of participants and model fit).