Initial integration of chiropractic services into a provincially funded inner city community health centre: a program description

Steven R. Passmore; Audrey Toth; Joel Kanovsky; Gerald Olin

Table 2.

Patient Demographics – Chiropractic patient demographic data of all visits at the Mount Carmel Clinic (MCC) in 2011

Gender (total clinic visits) – 1,803
Male 572 (31.7%)
Female 1,231 (68.3%)

Age Category (total clinic visits) – 1,803
0–10 5 (0.3%)
11–20 65 (3.6%)
21–29 148 (8.2%)
30–39 211 (11.7%)
40–50 492 (27.3%)
51–60 461 (25.6%)
61+ 421 (23.3%)

Ethnicity (159 unique respondents)
Aboriginal 57 (35.8%)
African 2 (1.3%)
Asian 5 (3.1%)
Caucasian 83 (52.2%)
Hispanic 5 (3.1%)
Middle Eastern 1 (0.6%)
Other 6 (3.8%)

Employment Status (total clinic visits) – 1803
Working 254 (14%)
Not Working 1,549 (86%)

Gender (total clinic visits) – 1,803
Male	572 (31.7%)
Female	1,231 (68.3%)

Age Category (total clinic visits) – 1,803
0–10	5 (0.3%)
11–20	65 (3.6%)
21–29	148 (8.2%)
30–39	211 (11.7%)
40–50	492 (27.3%)
51–60	461 (25.6%)
61+	421 (23.3%)

Ethnicity (159 unique respondents)
Aboriginal	57 (35.8%)
African	2 (1.3%)
Asian	5 (3.1%)
Caucasian	83 (52.2%)
Hispanic	5 (3.1%)
Middle Eastern	1 (0.6%)
Other	6 (3.8%)

Employment Status (total clinic visits) – 1803
Working	254 (14%)
Not Working	1,549 (86%)