HIV Care Coordination promotes care re-engagement and viral suppression among people who have been out of HIV medical care: an observational effectiveness study using a surveillance-based contemporaneous comparison group

Table 1 Characteristics of clients and matched controls who had been out of care at baseline

	Total		Non-CCP		CCP
	N	%	N	%	N	%
Total	326	100.0	148	100.0	178	100.0
Male	217	66.6	91	61.5	126	70.8
Female	109	33.4	57	38.5	52	29.2
Race/ethnicity
Black	162	49.7	74	50.0	88	49.4
Hispanic/Latino(a)	129	39.6	58	39.2	71	39.9
White	21	6.4	8	5.4	13	7.3
Other	14	4.3	8	5.4	6	3.4
Age category at baseline
18–24	17	5.2	6	4.1	11	6.2
25–44	169	51.8	75	50.7	94	52.8
45–64	133	40.8	63	42.6	70	39.3
65+	7	2.1	4	2.7	3	1.7
Transmission risk
Men who have sex with men	118	36.2	42	28.4	76	42.7
Injection drug use history	60	18.4	30	20.3	30	16.9
Heterosexual	77	23.6	37	25.0	40	22.5
Other/unknown	71	21.8	39	26.4	32	18.0
Country of birth
US/US Territory	227	69.6	106	71.6	121	68.0
Foreign Born	56	17.2	27	18.2	29	16.3
Unknown	43	13.2	15	10.1	28	15.7
Year of HIV diagnosis
Prior to 1995	44	13.5	19	12.8	25	14.0
1995–1999	47	14.4	23	15.5	24	13.5
2000–2004	100	30.7	37	25.0	63	35.4
2005–2009	116	35.6	58	39.2	58	32.6
2010–2013	19	5.8	11	7.4	8	4.5
Baseline CD4 count
< 200	44	13.5	21	14.2	23	12.9
200–349	29	8.9	16	10.8	13	7.3
350–499	20	6.1	12	8.1	8	4.5
500+	29	8.9	16	10.8	13	7.3
Missing	204	62.6	83	56.1	121	68.0
HIV prevalence and poverty level in ZIP code of residence at baseline
High poverty and prevalence	200	61.3	93	62.8	107	60.1
Low poverty and high prevalence	56	17.2	20	13.5	36	20.2
High poverty and low prevalence	21	6.4	8	5.4	13	7.3
Low poverty and prevalence	31	9.5	17	11.5	14	7.9
Unknown	18	5.5	10	6.8	8	4.5

CCP Care Coordination Program, N number, US United States, ZIP Zone Improvement Plan

ISSN: 1742-6405