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Age (yr) (n = 420) Mean 56 Median 56 Interquartile range 47–67 Range 15–88 Female sex (n = 421) 326 (77%) Race (n = 307) White 237 (77%) Black 24 (8%) Hispanic 22 (7%) Asian/Pacific Islands 10 (3%) Native American 3 (1%) Other 11 (4%) Median household income for ZIP code of residence (n = 405) <$25,000 36 (9%) $25,000–$34,999 117 (29%) $35,000–$44,999 122 (30%) >$45,000 130 (32%) Primary payer (n = 421) Medicare 113 (27%) Medicaid 28 (7%) Private insurance 257 (61%) Self-pay 6 (1%) No charge 2 (0.5%) Other 15 (4%) Admission type (n = 279) Emergency 19 (7%) Urgent 42 (15%) Routine 218 (78%) Admission source (n = 417) Emergency ward 7 (2%) Transfer from acute care hospital 21 (5%) Transfer from long term care 11 (3%) Routine 378 (91%) Year of treatment 1996 30 (7%) 1997 82 (19%) 1998 57 (14%) 1999 125 (30%) 2000 127 (30%)