Table 2.

Demographics According to Blood Pressure Control

	Blood Pressure Controlled	Available, No.	Blood Pressure Uncontrolled	Available, No.	P Value
Mean age, y	49.5 (10.5)	79	52.7 (13.2)	129	.05
Men	39.5%	81	59.5%	131	.01
White	56.8%	81	54.2%	131	.78
Smokers	55.6%	63	47.9%	96	.42
Insurance
Medicaid (includes Ingham Health Plan)	79.0%	81	71.8%	131	.26
Medicare	8.6%	81	13.0%	131	.38
No insurance	9.9%	81	14.5%	131	.40
Homeless	4.9%	81	5.3%	131	1.00
Cardiology Care	8.6%	81	16.0%	131	.15
Medical history
Diabetes mellitus	46.9%	81	64.1%	131	.02
Hypertension	71.6%	81	73.3%	131	.87
Coronary artery disease	11.1%	81	10.7%	131	1.00
Hyperlipidemia	40.7%	81	46.6%	131	.48
Myocardial infarction	9.9%	81	8.4%	131	.81
Angina	25.9%	81	26.0%	131	1.00
Peripheral vascular disease	3.7%	81	6.1%	131	.54
Cerebral vascular accident/stroke	1.2%	81	6.9%	131	.09
Congestive heart failure	11.8%	34	6.8%	74	.46
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	43.6%	39	35.8%	81	.43
Risk factors
Body mass index, mean	33.1 (9.9)	72	34.2 (11.1)	113	.47
Body mass index >30	54.2%	72	60.2%	113	.45
Body mass index >35	40.3%	72	34.5%	113	.44
No. of clinic visits	7.7 (4.5)	71	6.9 (4.7)	117	.92
No. of emergency department visits/hospitalizations	0.6 (1.6)	81	0.7 (1.6)	131	.52
Blood pressure medications, No.	1.5 (1.3)	81	1.8 (1.3)	131	.09
Mean hemoglobin A1c (diabetes mellitus)	8.3 (2.7)	33	7.9 (2.1)	68	.45
Mean low‐density lipoprotein	104.4 (32.1)	59	107.1 (33.3)	99	.62
Medications
β‐Blocker	34.6%	81	30.5%	131	.55
Angiotensin‐converting enzyme inhibitors or angiotensin receptor blocker	50.6%	81	63.4%	131	.09
Diuretics	28.4%	81	38.2%	131	.18
Calcium channel blocker	12.4%	81	21.4%	131	.10
Renin aldosterone inhibitors	3.7%	81	3.1%	131	1.00
Aspirin	14.8%	81	26.7%	131	.06
Statin	33.3%	81	38.2%	131	.56