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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS. 2021 Jul 1;35(8):1241–1246. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000002843

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics

Enrolled (n=75)
n %
Referral source
 Urgent care 19 25%
 Primary care team 22 29%
 PHAST team 12 16%
 LINCS 2 3%
 Surveillance data 19 25%
 Other 4 5%
Age
 18–35 21 28%
 35–50 29 39%
 >50 25 33%
Gender
 Cisgender man 64 85%
 Cisgender woman 7 9%
 Transgender woman 1 1%
 Nonbinary/Gender nonconforming 3 4%
Race/Ethnicity
 Black/African American 26 35%
 White 34 45%
 Hispanic/Latinx 7 9%
 Asian/Pacific Islander 0 0%
 American Indian/Native American 5 7%
 Other 3 4%
Housing status at enrollment
 Single room occupancy 5 7%
 Transitional housing 9 12%
 Treatment program 2 3%
 Couch surfing 11 15%
 Shelter 10 13%
 Street 38 51%
Baseline CD4 count (cells/mm3)
 <200 30 40%
 200–349 20 27%
 350–499 16 21%
 ≥500 12 16%
Substance use disorder (any) 75 100%
 Methamphetamine 68 91%
 Cocaine 8 11%
 Opioids 11 15%
 Alcohol 7 9%
Mental health disorder (any) 58 77%
 Psychotic disorder 12 16%
 Bipolar disorder 11 15%
 Depressive disorder 38 51%
 Anxiety disorder 14 19%