Table 1

Demographics of study sample

n=123 355
Mean (SD) or n (%)
Age52.42 (16.89)
Male51 665 (41.9)
Race/ethnicity
 Asian/Multi/Other6880 (5.6)
 Non-Hispanic black7203 (5.8)
 Hispanic8039 (6.5)
 Non-Hispanic white101 233 (82.1)
Education
 College or >56 302 (45.6)
 High school diploma36 572 (29.6)
 Less than high school diploma18 051 (14.6)
 Unknown/Declined12 430 (10.1)
Insurance
 Private75 787 (61.4)
 Medicare and Medicaid8602 (7.0)
 Medicaid20 934 (17.0)
 Medicare17 911 (14.5)
 Self-pay121 (0.1)
English is primary anguage112 720 (91.4)
History of hypertension43 509 (35.3)
History of coronary heart disease9275 (7.5)
History of diabetes mellitus13 127 (10.6)
History of depression10 300 (8.3)
History of osteoarthritis23 707 (19.2)
Charlson comorbidity score1.72 (2.23)
Clinic visits6.57 (5.77)
Clinic connectedness
 Connected to specific physician80 345 (65.1)
 Connected to specific practice34 018 (27.6)
 Other8992 (7.3)
Lives in urban area91 095 (96.4)
ZIP-level unemployment rate, %4.71 (1.60)
ZIP-level median household Income, $82 309.16 (31758.79)
ZIP-level poverty rate, %8.70 (6.72)
ZIP-level segregation*69.51 (21.05)
Body mass index, kg/m2 27.84 (6.24)
Systolic blood pressure, mm Hg124.36 (14.96)
LDL cholesterol, mg/dL110.83 (39.95)
Haemoglobin A1c, %5.94 (1.22)
  • *Segregation index is a dissimilarity measure of the extent to which groups other than non-Hispanic whites are distributed like non-Hispanic whites. 0 represents complete integration and 100 represents complete segregation.

  • LDL, low-density lipoprotein.