Table 1

Characteristics of participants (n=11)

CharacteristicNumber of participants (%*)
Gender
 Man7 (64%)
 Woman1 (9%)
 Other†3 (27%)
Age (years), median (IQR)52 years (48, 60)
Year of HIV diagnosis, median (IQR)2004 (1990, 2008)
Currently taking antiretroviral therapy11 (100%)
Viral load undetectable5 (45%)
Partnership status
 Married or common law4 (36%)
 Widowed2 (18%)
 Single4 (36%)
 Separated or divorced1 (9%)
Lived alone8 (73%)
Current employment status
 Working, volunteering or student7 (64%)
 Retired1 (9%)
 Not working3 (27%)
Household income per year (Canadian dollars)
 <$39 9995 (45%)
 $40 000–69 9992 (18%)
 $70 000–999 9992 (18%)
 $100 000–150 0002 (18%)
Median number of concurrent health conditions in addition to HIV (IQR)5 (4, 6)
Most commonly self-reported concurrent health conditions. Number of participants living with…
 Mental health condition6 (55%)
 Bone and joint disorder5 (45%)
 High cholesterol4 (36%)
 Neurocognitive decline4 (36%)
 Addiction3 (27%)
 Human papillomavirus3 (27%)
 Peripheral neuropathy3 (27%)
  • *Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding to nearest %.

  • †Included gender fluid; two-spirited; masculine.

  • CBEP, community-based exercise programme.