Table 3.

Barriers to Technology.

Barriers n (%) of patients who have encountered barrier	English-Speaking, Non-Latinx (n = 75)	English-Speaking Latinx (n = 68)	Spanish-Speaking Latinx (n = 29)	P-Value
Cost of supplies	4 (5.33)	4 (5.88)	0	.57
Cost of device	4 (5.33)	1 (1.47)	0	.39
Insurance coverage	8 (10.67)	5 (7.35)	0	.18
It is stressful wearing device all of the time	14 (18.67)	9 (13.24)	4 (13.79)	.67
I do not like having diabetes devices on my body	13 (17.33)	16 (23.53)	4 (13.79)	.52
I do not like how diabetes devices look on my body	15 (20.00)	9 (13.24)	3 (10.34)	.45
I get nervous that the device might not work	6 (8.00)	13 (19.12)	3 (10.34)	.13
I do not want to take more time from my day to take care of my diabetes	5 (6.67)	2 (2.94)	2 (6.90)	.59
I get nervous to depend on technology	2 (2.67)	7 (10.29)	1 (3.45)	.15
I worry about what other will think of me	8 (10.67)	5 (7.35)	4 (13.79)	.59
I do not like diabetes devices because people notice them & ask questions	11 (14.67)	9 (13.24)	2 (6.90)	.66
I am too busy to learn how to use a new technology or device	1 (1.33)	2 (2.94)	0	.77
My diabetes care team has never talked with me about the tech options	0	0	0	—
I do not understand what to do with the info or features of the devices	0	0	0	—
I am not able to get my diabetes care team to write me a prescription	1 (1.33)	1 (1.47)	0	1.00
I do not get enough help from my family	0	0	0	—
I do not get enough help from my diabetes care team in using devices	0	0	0	—
I do not want to have more information about my diabetes	1 (1.33)	0	0	1.00
My family does not think diabetes devices are important for taking care of my diabetes	1 (1.33)	0	1 (3.45)	.31