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Table 2 Demographic and clinical characteristics of U.S. adults aged 21 years or older by condition categories, years 2011-2013

From: Non-dialysis dependent chronic kidney disease is associated with high total and out-of-pocket healthcare expenditures

 

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)a

Cancerb

Stroke

No CKD, cancer or strokec

Study sample, n = 74,267

52

870

1104

72,241

Study population estimate over 3 year period, N = 940,337,592

607,506

9,206,890

10,520,699

650,226,082

Age (years)

65.5

66.1

68.2

47.8

Race

 Non-Hispanic White (%)

79.7

79.0

73.0

66.4

 Non-Hispanic Black (%)

11.6

10.0

15.2

11.2

 Hispanic (%)

7.4

8.0

7.8

14.8

 Other (%)

1.3

3.0

4.0

7.6

Male (%)

48.7

15.8

49.1

48.5

BMI [kg/m (squared)]

28.3

26.7

26.9

27.1

Poverty Statusd

 Poor (%)

9.3

10.9

19.5

12.1

 Near Poor (%)

2.6

7.0

7.3

4.4

 Low Income (%)

17.2

15.4

19.0

13.6

 Middle Income (%)

32.8

30.6

30.4

30.3

 High Income (%)

38.1

36.1

23.8

39.7

Health Insurance

    

 Public (%)

26.8

32.9

46.5

17.0

 Private (%)

65.2

65.1

50.3

67.7

 None (%)

8.1

2.0

3.2

15.4

Perceived Physical Health

 Excellent (%)

6.0

13.0

4.2

24.7

 Very Good (%)

12.8

26.7

20.8

34.1

 Good (%)

33.0

29.0

29.3

28.3

 Fair (%)

35.3

16.8

25.6

9.6

 Poor (%)

10.3

11.7

17.6

2.9

  1. aExcludes dialysis patients
  2. bIncludes breast, colon & lung cancers
  3. cExcludes CKD, cancer and/or stroke. The condition categories are mutually exclusive
  4. dBased on the ratio of family income to family size and composition: poor = less than 100% to the poverty line, near poor =100%-125% of the poverty line, low income =125%-less than 200% of the poverty line, middle income =200%- less than 400% of the poverty line, and high income = ≥ 400% of the poverty line