Table 1.

Demographic and Health Characteristics of Adults Aged 40 Years and Older with History of Diagnosed ASCVD, 2014 to 2016

CharacteristicnWeighted %95% CI
Age.in years
    40 to 495958.7(7.6 to 9.8)
    50 to 591,24717.3(15.9 to 18.7)
    60 to 6480412.6(11.4 to 13.7)
    65 to 6987115.2(13.7 to 16.7)
    70 to 7594617.4(15.8 to 19.0)
    76 to 795139.2(8.1 to 10.2)
    80 to 845629.9(8.9 to 10.9)
    85 and above5469.8(8.6 to 11.0)
Sex
    Women3,03946.3(44.5 to 48.1)
    Men3,04553.7(51.9 to 55.5)
Race/ethnicity
    Hispanic1,1249.5(8.0 to 11.0)
    Non-Hispanic, white3,19873.5(71.3 to 75.7)
    Non-Hispanic, African American1,32011.1(9.7 to 12.6)
    Non-Hispanic, Asian2542.7(2.0 to 3.5)
    Non-Hispanic, Other1883.1(2.2 to 4.0)
Marital status
    Unmarried3,15944.5(42.3 to 46.7)
    Married2,92555.5(53.3 to 57.7)
Education
    Did not complete high school2,32231.1(29.3 to 32.8)
    High school graduate or GED1,30422.4(20.7 to 24.1)
    Some college1,40724.9(23.1 to 26.7)
    College degree or higher99121.0(19.2 to 22.9)
Insurance coverage
    Medicare4,06469.7(67.8 to 71.6)
    Private1,12420.4(18.7 to 22.1)
    Medicaid5686.0(5.1 to 6.9)
    Uninsured3283.9(3.2 to 4.6)
Census region
    Northeast1,00317.8(15.8 to 19.8)
    Midwest1,23122.5(20.2 to 24.9)
    South2,62840.8(38.1 to 43.5)
    West1,22218.8(17.0 to 20.7)
MSA
    MSA5,02481.3(78.1 to 84.6)
    Non-MSA1,06018.7(15.4 to 21.9)
History of cardiovascular disease
    CHD to MI to or angina4,55576.2(74.6 to 77.9)
    Stroke2,53839.5(37.8 to 41.2)
ASCVD risk factors
    Doctor ever told high cholesterol4,50475.1(73.4 to 76.8)
    Doctor ever told had hypertension4,98280.9(79.4 to 82.4)
    Doctor ever told had diabetes2,12231.7(29.8 to 35.6)
    Current smoker1,02016.8(15.1 to 18.4)
Usual source of care
    No5317.9(6.8 to 8.9)
    Yes5,55392.1(91.1 to 93.2)
  • Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Medical Expenditure Panel Survey 2014 to 2016.

  • ASCVD, atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease; CHD, coronary heart disease; CI, confidence interval; ED, emergency department; GED, General Equivalency Diploma; MI, myocardial infarction; MSA, Metropolitan Statistical Area.