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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatr Serv. 2020 Dec 18;72(5):555–562. doi: 10.1176/appi.ps.202000304

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics

Total
(N = 314)
Usual Care
(N = 157)
PGLB
(N = 157)
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD
Age 48.65 11.56 48.81 11.60 48.50 11.56
Weight (pounds)* 218.79 54.01 211.84 48.83 225.75 58.07
BMIa* 33.72 7.22 32.87 6.72 34.57 7.61
6-minutes walking test (meters) 318.42 96.87 328.71 100.77 308.07 91.95
Number of medical conditions* 3.66 2.41 4.00 2.55 3.32 2.20
Number of psychiatric medications 1.68 1.16 1.68 1.18 1.67 1.15
N % N % N %
Female 133 43 66 42 67 43
Race/Ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic White 57 18 29 19 28 18
 Non-Hispanic Black 181 58 77 50 104 66
 Hispanic 39 13 26 17 13 8
 Non-Hispanic Other 35 11 23 15 12 8
High School Education or Above 193 62 100 65 93 59
Health Insurance
 Medicaid 258 83 130 84 128 83
 Medicare 114 37 55 36 59 38
Receiving SNAPb 287 91 142 91 145 92
Receiving SSI/SSDI Benefitsc 245 78 121 77 124 80
Currently Employed (Part-time or Full-time) 32 10 12 8 20 13
Lifetime Physician Confirmed Psychiatric Diagnosis
 Depression 236 80 115 74 121 78
 Schizophrenia/Schizoaffective Disorder 178 57 85 55 93 60
 Anxiety disorders 158 51 82 53 76 48
 Bipolar Disorder 146 47 72 47 74 47
 Alcohol or Substance Use Disorder 121 39 59 38 62 40
Current smoker 197 63 95 61 102 65
Lifetime Physician Confirmed Medical Conditions
 Hypertension 173 56 89 58 84 54
 High cholesterol 114 37 60 39 54 35
 Diabetes Mellitus 102 33 51 33 51 33
 Arthritis 100 32 50 32 50 32
Taking Any Antipsychotic Medications 197 62 97 62 100 64
 Taking Second-Generation Antipsychoticsd 157 80 75 77 82 82
Use of Usual Care Services 98 32 55 36 43 28

Note:

*

Statistically significant difference (p < 0.05) between Usual Care and PGLB groups.

a

Body Mass Index.

b

Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Program.

c

Supplemental Social Security Income and Social security Disability Insurance.

d

Percentage is calculated based on the sample taking any antipsychotic medications (Total sample n = 197, UC n = 97, and PGLB n = 100). Per journal style all percentages are rounded to whole numbers.