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Data tables for figures 2.1-2.3:

Data table for figure 2.1. Percent of persons of all ages with a usual place to go for medical care: United States, 1997-2002

Year

Percent (95% confidence interval)

Crude1

Age adjusted2

1997

86.2 (85.8-86.7)

86.3 (85.9-86.7)

1998

87.4 (86.9-87.8)

87.4 (87.0-87.9)

1999

86.3 (85.9-86.7)

86.4 (86.0-86.8)

2000

87.1 (86.7-87.5)

87.1 (86.7-87.6)

2001

88.2 (87.7-88.6)

88.2 (87.8-88.6)

2002 (January-June)

87.7 (87.1-88.3)

87.7 (87.1-88.3)

1Crude estimates are presented in the graph.

2Estimates for this Healthy People 2010 leading health indicator are age adjusted to the 2000 U.S. standard population using five age groups: under 18 years, 18-24 years, 25-44 years, 45-64 years, and 65 years and over.

Data table for figure 2.2. Percent of persons with a usual place
to go for medical care, by age group and sex: United States,
January-June 2002

Age and sex

Percent

95% confidence interval

Under 18 years

Total

Men

Women

94.4

93.9

94.8

93.7-95.1

93.0-94.9

93.8-95.8

18-24 years

Total

Men

Women

72.3

64.5

80.1

69.8-74.7

60.6-68.3

77.1-83.0

25-44 years

Total

Men

Women

80.6

73.8

87.2

79.4-81.8

71.8-75.8

86.0-88.5

45-64 years

Total

Men

Women

91.4

89.6

93.1

90.5-92.2

88.2-90.9

92.0-94.2

65 years and over

Total

Men

Women

96.0

95.7

96.3

95.2-96.8

94.2-97.1

95.3-97.3

Age-adjusted1

Total

Men

Women

87.7

84.4

91.0

87.1-88.3

83.4-85.3

90.3-91.6

 

Data table for figure 2.3. Age-sex-adjusted percent of persons of all ages who had a usual place to go for medical care, by race/ethnicity: United States, January-June 2002

 Race/ethnicity

Percent (95% confidence interval)

Age-sex-adjusted1

Age-adjusted2

Hispanic

76.6 (74.6-78.6)

76.6 (74.6-78.6)

White non-Hispanic

90.1 (89.5-90.7)

90.1 (89.5-90.8)

Black non-Hispanic

86.9 (85.4-88.4)

87.1 (85.7-88.6)

1Estimates for this Healthy People 2010 leading health indicator are age adjusted to the 2000 U.S. standard population using five age groups: under 18 years, 18-24 years, 25-44 years, 45-64 years, and 65 years and over.

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