Table 2.

Sociodemographic and Health Data for All Study Patients (n = 509) and Patients with Yearling Patient-Centered Care Below (n = 254) and Greater than or Equal to (n = 255) the Median

	All Patients (n = 509)	<Median (n = 254)	≥Median (n = 255)
Sex (%)
Male	38.11	39.37	36.86
Female	61.89	60.63	61.14
Age (mean years [SD])	41.74 (14.73)	42.24 (14.30)	41.24 (15.15)
Education (mean years [SD])	12.61 (2.73)	12.32 (2.59)	12.89 (2.85)
Income^* (%)
<$10,000	49.11	55.56	42.69
$10,000–$19,999	24.75	24.60	24.90
$20,000–$29,999	10.50	10.32	10.67
$30,000–$39,999	6.14	2.38	9.88
$40,000–$49,999	4.16	3.97	4.35
≥$50,000	5.35	3.17	7.51
Physical health status^† (n [mean])	40.44 (11.88)	39.01 (12.07)	41.87 (11.53)
Mental health status^† (n [mean])	43.99 (12.55)	43.92 (12.36)	44.05 (12.76)
BMI (mean)	29.76 (8.39)	29.19 (7.85)	30.33 (8.87)
Alcohol abuse (%)	7.69	9.84	5.53
Smoker (%)	67.85	74.41	61.26

↵* Income data was available for 505 study patients.
↵† Physical health status and mental health status were measured by the physical and mental components of the Medical Outcomes Study Short Form-36. The established means for these are 50 (SD, 10). BMI, body mass index.