Individual with sickle cell anemia (n = 27) | Caregiver (n = 26) | ||
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Age (years) | M = 11.6, median = 12 (range 3–18) | Age (years) | M = 39.0, median 39 (range 26–52) |
Gender | 19 (70.4%) female | Gender | 22 (84.6%) female |
Race/ethnicity | 26 (96.3%) African American 1 (3.7%) White 1 (3.7%) Hispanic/Latino 1 (3.7%) other | Race/ethnicity | 24 (92.3%) African American 2 (7.7%) White 1 (3.7%) Hispanic/Latino |
Sickle Cell Genotype | 25 (92.6%) HbSS 1 (3.7%) HbSß0 thalassemia 1 (3.7%) don’t know | Relationship to individual with SCA | 21 (80.8%) mother 4 (15.4%) father 1 (3.8%) aunt |
Insurance | 21 (77.8%) Medicaid 5 (18.5%) private 2 (7.4%) government program 1 (3.7%) Medicare 1 (3.7%) SCHIP | Education | 3 (11.5%) less than high school 11 (42.3%) high school degree/GED 3 (11.5%) some college 9 (34.6%) college degree |
Healthcare utilization (last year)  Hospitalizations  ED visits  Doctor’s office visits | M = 2.6, median = 2 (range 0–15) M = 3.5, median = 3 (range 0 – 12) M = 10.2, median = 8 (range 2–48) | Employment status | 20 (76.9%) working 3 (11.5%) temporarily unemployed 2 (7.7%) disabled 1 (3.8%) keeping house |
State of residence | 1 Arkansas 3 Colorado 2 Delaware 2 Florida 1 Georgia 1 Illinois 1 Indiana 1 Maryland 1 Mississippi 3 Missouri 2 New Jersey 2 Ohio 4 South Carolina 1 Texas 2 Washington, DC | Marital status | 11 (42.3%) single, never married 8 (30.8%) married 3 (11.5%) divorced 1 (3.8%) cohabitating 1 (3.8%) widowed 1 (3.8%) prefer not to respond 1 (3.8%) other |
Annual household income | 8 (30.8%) less than $20,000 8 (30.8%) $20,000–$39,000 2 (7.7%) $40,000–$59, 000 2 (7.7%) $60,000–$79,000 2 (7.7%) $80,000–$94,999 1 (3.8%) $95,000 and over 2 (7.7%) prefer not to respond 1 (3.8%) missing |