Table 2.

Estimated Effects of Cognitive Impairments on SNAP Take-Up Among Eligible Respondents Aged 60 and Older to the HRS Between 2002 and 2016

AllFemaleMaleWhiteBlackLive aloneNot live alone
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
A: Fixed-effects models—effects of cognitive impairments
 CIND−0.0001 (0.007)−0.001 (0.009)0.008 (0.013)−0.002 (0.009)−0.010 (0.014)−0.009 (0.012)0.004 (0.009)
 Dementia−0.033** (0.011)−0.043**a (0.014)−0.003a (0.020)−0.039* (0.015)−0.036 (0.019)−0.063**a (0.020)−0.012a (0.015)
 Adjusted R20.4940.5040.4740.5340.4360.5630.477
B: Fixed-effects models—effects of cognitive impairments controlling for food insecurity
 CIND−0.001 (0.007)−0.002 (0.009)0.007 (0.013)−0.002 (0.009)−0.010 (0.014)−0.010 (0.012)0.003 (0.009)
 Dementia−0.033** (0.011)−0.043***a (0.014)−0.004a (0.020)−0.040* (0.015)−0.035 (0.019)−0.065***a (0.020)−0.012a (0.015)
 Food insecurity0.063*** (0.009)0.062*** (0.011)0.061*** (0.017)0.062*** (0.013)0.067*** (0.016)0.054** (0.018)0.071*** (0.012)
 Adjusted R20.4940.5050.4750.5340.4360.5640.478
State fixed effectsYYYYYYY
Year fixed effectsYYYYYYY
Number of observations23,12115,9397,18214,0356,9747,23714,543
Number of respondents6,4944,3002,1944,0241,8732,2304,330
AllFemaleMaleWhiteBlackLive aloneNot live alone
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
A: Fixed-effects models—effects of cognitive impairments
 CIND−0.0001 (0.007)−0.001 (0.009)0.008 (0.013)−0.002 (0.009)−0.010 (0.014)−0.009 (0.012)0.004 (0.009)
 Dementia−0.033** (0.011)−0.043**a (0.014)−0.003a (0.020)−0.039* (0.015)−0.036 (0.019)−0.063**a (0.020)−0.012a (0.015)
 Adjusted R20.4940.5040.4740.5340.4360.5630.477
B: Fixed-effects models—effects of cognitive impairments controlling for food insecurity
 CIND−0.001 (0.007)−0.002 (0.009)0.007 (0.013)−0.002 (0.009)−0.010 (0.014)−0.010 (0.012)0.003 (0.009)
 Dementia−0.033** (0.011)−0.043***a (0.014)−0.004a (0.020)−0.040* (0.015)−0.035 (0.019)−0.065***a (0.020)−0.012a (0.015)
 Food insecurity0.063*** (0.009)0.062*** (0.011)0.061*** (0.017)0.062*** (0.013)0.067*** (0.016)0.054** (0.018)0.071*** (0.012)
 Adjusted R20.4940.5050.4750.5340.4360.5640.478
State fixed effectsYYYYYYY
Year fixed effectsYYYYYYY
Number of observations23,12115,9397,18214,0356,9747,23714,543
Number of respondents6,4944,3002,1944,0241,8732,2304,330

Notes: ADL = activities of daily living; IADL = instrumental activities of daily living; HRS = Health and Retirement Study; SNAP = Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program; SSDI = Social Security Disability Insurance; SSI = Supplemental Security Income. CIND indicates cognitive impairment but no dementia. The reference category of cognitive status is cognitively normal. The table shows results based on individual fixed-effects models. Standard errors, clustered at the individual level, are provided in parentheses. All models included state and year fixed effects and controlled for age, marital status, rural or urban residence, household size, ADL, IADL, the natural log of income, the natural log of assets, the natural log of out-of-pocket medical expense, health insurance coverage, receipt of SSI or SSDI receipt, receipt of Social Security, Meals-on-wheels availability, and proxy status.

aThe coefficients between the corresponding two subgroups are significantly different at the p = .1 level. Full parameter estimates from the Panel A and B models are presented in Supplementary Tables 1 and 2, respectively.

*p < .05. **p < .01. ***p < .001.

Table 2.

Estimated Effects of Cognitive Impairments on SNAP Take-Up Among Eligible Respondents Aged 60 and Older to the HRS Between 2002 and 2016

AllFemaleMaleWhiteBlackLive aloneNot live alone
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
A: Fixed-effects models—effects of cognitive impairments
 CIND−0.0001 (0.007)−0.001 (0.009)0.008 (0.013)−0.002 (0.009)−0.010 (0.014)−0.009 (0.012)0.004 (0.009)
 Dementia−0.033** (0.011)−0.043**a (0.014)−0.003a (0.020)−0.039* (0.015)−0.036 (0.019)−0.063**a (0.020)−0.012a (0.015)
 Adjusted R20.4940.5040.4740.5340.4360.5630.477
B: Fixed-effects models—effects of cognitive impairments controlling for food insecurity
 CIND−0.001 (0.007)−0.002 (0.009)0.007 (0.013)−0.002 (0.009)−0.010 (0.014)−0.010 (0.012)0.003 (0.009)
 Dementia−0.033** (0.011)−0.043***a (0.014)−0.004a (0.020)−0.040* (0.015)−0.035 (0.019)−0.065***a (0.020)−0.012a (0.015)
 Food insecurity0.063*** (0.009)0.062*** (0.011)0.061*** (0.017)0.062*** (0.013)0.067*** (0.016)0.054** (0.018)0.071*** (0.012)
 Adjusted R20.4940.5050.4750.5340.4360.5640.478
State fixed effectsYYYYYYY
Year fixed effectsYYYYYYY
Number of observations23,12115,9397,18214,0356,9747,23714,543
Number of respondents6,4944,3002,1944,0241,8732,2304,330
AllFemaleMaleWhiteBlackLive aloneNot live alone
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
A: Fixed-effects models—effects of cognitive impairments
 CIND−0.0001 (0.007)−0.001 (0.009)0.008 (0.013)−0.002 (0.009)−0.010 (0.014)−0.009 (0.012)0.004 (0.009)
 Dementia−0.033** (0.011)−0.043**a (0.014)−0.003a (0.020)−0.039* (0.015)−0.036 (0.019)−0.063**a (0.020)−0.012a (0.015)
 Adjusted R20.4940.5040.4740.5340.4360.5630.477
B: Fixed-effects models—effects of cognitive impairments controlling for food insecurity
 CIND−0.001 (0.007)−0.002 (0.009)0.007 (0.013)−0.002 (0.009)−0.010 (0.014)−0.010 (0.012)0.003 (0.009)
 Dementia−0.033** (0.011)−0.043***a (0.014)−0.004a (0.020)−0.040* (0.015)−0.035 (0.019)−0.065***a (0.020)−0.012a (0.015)
 Food insecurity0.063*** (0.009)0.062*** (0.011)0.061*** (0.017)0.062*** (0.013)0.067*** (0.016)0.054** (0.018)0.071*** (0.012)
 Adjusted R20.4940.5050.4750.5340.4360.5640.478
State fixed effectsYYYYYYY
Year fixed effectsYYYYYYY
Number of observations23,12115,9397,18214,0356,9747,23714,543
Number of respondents6,4944,3002,1944,0241,8732,2304,330

Notes: ADL = activities of daily living; IADL = instrumental activities of daily living; HRS = Health and Retirement Study; SNAP = Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program; SSDI = Social Security Disability Insurance; SSI = Supplemental Security Income. CIND indicates cognitive impairment but no dementia. The reference category of cognitive status is cognitively normal. The table shows results based on individual fixed-effects models. Standard errors, clustered at the individual level, are provided in parentheses. All models included state and year fixed effects and controlled for age, marital status, rural or urban residence, household size, ADL, IADL, the natural log of income, the natural log of assets, the natural log of out-of-pocket medical expense, health insurance coverage, receipt of SSI or SSDI receipt, receipt of Social Security, Meals-on-wheels availability, and proxy status.

aThe coefficients between the corresponding two subgroups are significantly different at the p = .1 level. Full parameter estimates from the Panel A and B models are presented in Supplementary Tables 1 and 2, respectively.

*p < .05. **p < .01. ***p < .001.

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