Table 1.

Characteristics of 243 survey respondents

Characteristics	Results
Age, mean (SD), y	56.0 (14.5)
Gender, %
Man	18.1
Woman	81.5
Transgender	0.4
Race, %
White	66.7
Black	10.3
Asian	15.6
Other or choose not to answer	9.5
Latinx a	12.5
Primary language, %
English	91.8
Spanish	6.6
Other	1.7
Living situation, b %
Alone	17.7
Roommates	2.9
Partner/spouse	64.6
Children	34.6
Other family	13.6
Assisted living or skilled nursing facility	0.4
Total annual household income, a %
<$50 000	14.2
$50 000 to $100 000	24.3
$100 000 to >$200 000	57.7
Choose not to answer	17.2
Highest level of education, a %
High school graduate or less	7.4
Some college	16.5
College graduate	34.3
Postcollege degree	41.7
Systemic rheumatic disease, %
Rheumatoid arthritis	49.8
Systemic lupus erythematosus	27.6
Psoriatic arthritis	13.2
Other c	9.5
Rheumatic disease treatment, b %
None	12.4
Conventional synthetic DMARD	60.1
TNF inhibitor	18.5
Other biologic	14.0
JAK inhibitor	9.9
Glucocorticoid	16.5
Self‐reported comorbidities, %
Cancer	11.9
Lung disease	20.2
Chronic kidney disease	9.9
Coronary artery disease	4.1
Diabetes	9.5
Heart failure	2.9
Hypertension	34.6
Obesity	15.2
Stroke	5.8
Current smoker, %	2.5
Has a primary care doctor, a %	97.5
Always wears sunscreen, a %	51.3
Always wears a seatbelt, %	98.4

DMARD, disease‐modifying antirheumatic drug; JAK, Janus kinase; TNF, tumor necrosis factor.

^a Data were missing for Latinx (n = 3), income (n = 4), education (n = 1), primary care doctor (n = 1), and sunscreen (n = 5).

^b Categories are not mutually exclusive.

^c Inflammatory myositis (n = 7), scleroderma (n = 7), ankylosing spondylitis (n = 4), giant cell arteritis (n = 4), or polymyalgia rheumatica (n = 1).