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. 2021 Mar 1;17(3):421–427. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.8914

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics among 102,618 Medicare beneficiaries with obstructive sleep apnea, 2011–2013.

Demographic and Health Characteristics Total Sample (n = 102,618) PAP Treated (n = 74,737) PAP Adherent (n = 53,610)
Sex
 Men 58,293 (57) 44,369 (59) 32,341 (60)
 Women 44,325 (43) 30,368 (41) 21,269 (40)
Age
 65–69 years 36,010 (35) 26,336 (35) 18,449 (34)
 70–74 years 29,540 (29) 21,977 (29) 16,197 (30)
 75–79 years 19,543 (19) 14,347 (19) 10,479 (20)
 80–84 years 11,376 (11) 8,097 (11) 5,780 (11)
 85–89 years 4,830 (5) 3,225 (4) 2,198 (4)
 ≥90 years 1,319 (1) 755 (1) 507 (1)
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic White 91,040 (89) 67,031 (90) 48,855 (91)
 Non-Hispanic Black 7,319 (7) 5,019 (7) 3,113 (6)
 Hispanic 1,267 (1) 749 (1) 375 (1)
 Asian 923 (1) 514 (1) 318 (1)
 Other 2,069 (2) 1,424 (2) 949 (2)

Data are presented as n (%). Proportions are rounded to the nearest integer. “Other” race/ethnicity includes Pacific Islander and Native American. PAP = positive airway pressure.