Table 1 Demographic Characteristics of 2018 Healthy Michigan Plan Enrollee Follow-Up Survey Respondents

 Age^*

     19–34

39.6 [37.2, 42.1]

     35–50

34.5 [32.2, 36.8]

     51–64

25.9 [24.1, 27.8]

 Sex^*

     Female

51.5 [49.1, 53.9]

 Race/ethnicity^†

     White, non-Hispanic

58.7 [56.4, 60.9]

     Black, non-Hispanic

26.9 [24.8, 29.0]

     Hispanic

4.5 [3.6, 5.6]

     Other, non-Hispanic

9.9 [8.4, 11.6]

 Income (% Federal Poverty Level)^*

     0–35%

61.7 [59.6, 63.8]

     36–99%

22.9 [21.1, 24.9]

    100–133%

15.4 [13.8, 17.0]

 Highest level of education^‡

     Less than high school

10.7 [9.4, 12.3]

     High school graduate (or equivalent)

39.8 [37.5, 42.1]

     Some college

23.2 [21.2, 25.3]

     Associate’s degree

13.1 [11.6, 14.8]

     Bachelor’s degree

10.5 [9.1, 12.0]

     Post graduate degree

2.7 [2.1, 3.5]

 Marital status^§

     Married or partnered

26.0 [24.1, 28.0]

 Health status^§

     Excellent

9.9 [8.5, 11.5]

     Very good

26.8 [24.8, 29.0]

     Good

37.5 [35.2, 39.8]

     Fair

19.7 [17.8, 21.6]

     Poor

6.1 [5.1, 7.4]

 Mean number of days physical health not good in past 30 days^§

5.9 [5.4, 6.3]

 Mean number of days mental health not good in past 30 days^§

5.7 [5.3, 6.2]

 Mean number of days poor physical or mental health limited usual activities in past 30 days^§

4.7 [4.3, 5.2]

 Chronic condition^{†,‡,§,‖}

     Yes

61.7 [59.3, 64.0]

 Mental health and/or substance use disorder^{†,‡,§,‖}

     Yes

63.4 [61.1, 65.7]

 Employment status, detailed^§

      Full-time employment

27.3 [25.2, 29.5]

      Part-time employment

29.5 [27.4, 31.6]

      Out of work

15.7 [14.0, 17.7]

      Unable to work

18.5 [16.7, 20.3]

      Retired

4.8 [4.1, 5.7]

      Don’t know

4.2 [3.3, 5.3]

 In school^§

      Yes

9.3 [7.8, 10.9]

 Student status among those in school^§

      Full-time

57.7 [48.8, 66.2]

      Part-time

42.3 [33.8, 51.2]