Table 1 Characteristics of study participants, Michigan COVID-19 recovery surveillance study, 2022–2023 (n = 3,781)
| Â | Weighted percentage |
|---|---|
Ongoing long COVID | |
 Yes | 17.4 |
 No | 82.6 |
Long COVID diagnosis | |
 Yes | 11.2 |
 No | 88.8 |
Minority Health Social Vulnerability Index | |
 Low/moderate a | 69.4 |
 High b | 30.6 |
Age | |
 18–34 | 32.6 |
 35–54 | 36.0 |
 55–64 | 16.4 |
 ≥65 | 15.0 |
Sex | |
 Male | 45.2 |
 Female | 54.8 |
Race and ethnicity | |
 Hispanic | 6.7 |
 NH White | 70.6 |
 NH Black | 10.4 |
 Another NH race and ethnicity | 12.3 |
Education | |
 High school or less | 23.7 |
 Some college | 32.8 |
 College graduate | 43.5 |
Household income | |
 <$35,000 | 27.6 |
 $35,000–74,999 | 29.7 |
 ≥$75,000 | 42.7 |
Health insurance status | |
 Private insurance | 69.0 |
 Medicare/Medicaid/another type | 24.3 |
 None | 6.7 |
 County-level population size | |
 <180,000 | 30.3 |
 180,000–699,999 | 29.1 |
 ≥700,000 | 40.7 |
 County-level rural-urban classification | |
 Urban | 86.7 |
 Rural | 13.3 |