Table 6.

Change in physical and mental health and well being from baseline to 24 months

	NCCP (N = 68)						LCR (N = 51)
	Baseline		24 months		t value	p	Baseline		24 months		t value	p
	Mean	SD	Mean	SD			Mean	SD	Mean	SD
SWLSa	4.72	1.42	4.71	1.41	0.04	0.97	4.59	1.25	4.74	1.48	− 0.83	.41
VR-12b
PCS	40.04	11.38	43.80	10.91	− 3.29	0.002	42.22	11.13	40.55	10.59	1.03	.31
MCS	43.37	12.80	45.02	14.73	0.49	0.62	47.92	13.59	44.39	15.30	1.98	.05
PHQ-9c	8.10	6.27	7.59	5.52	0.88	0.39	6.61	5.04	7.29	6.06	− 0.94	.35
IFDFWd	6.04	2.52	7.24	2.57	− 4.18	< 0.01	5.41	2.91	6.85	2.64	− 4.68	< .01
Disability Ratinge	71.6%	23.5	79.6%	21.7	4.56	< 0.001	76.8%	21.4	21.5	4.08	− 4.68	< .001

^aSatisfaction with Life Scale: 1 = low satisfaction – 7 = high satisfaction

^bPCS = Physical Component; MCS = Mental Component: Higher scores indicate better health

^cPatient Health Questionnaire-9: Depression scores range from 1–4 (Minimal) to 20–27 (Severe)

^dInCharge Financial Distress Financial Wellbeing Scale: 1: High distress/Low wellbeing—10: Low distress/High well-being

^eVBA disability rating (Range 0%-100%). Comparisons are between initial and 24-month ratings. Sample size: NCCP (N = 67), LCR (N = 47)