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● Most of the respondents (87.9%) own their own home, which is greater than the overall report. The average
number of adults in the home was 1.8 while the average number of children was 0.8. The majority of
respondents did not have any children in their home (63.5%), while 18.3% had children between the ages of
12 and 18 in the home and 16.8% had children between the ages of 5 and 11 in the home. The Poquoson
respondents had slightly more children than the overall report.
● Most of the survey population reported having insurance, with 43.6% reporting private insurance, 39.8%
Medicare, 11.9% Military (Tricare / VA Benefits). The remaining responses included Medicaid (3.8%), and
uninsured / self pay (0.9%). No Poquoson respondents were insured through the Indian Health Services.
● Most respondents were White (93.8%); other respondents self-reported as Black (2.4%) or Multi-racial
(1.9%). 0.9% were Asian / Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander and no respondents were American
Indian / Alaska Native with an additional (0.9%) accounting for some other race. The Poquoson respondents
were much less diverse than the overall report.
● The majority of respondents were not Hispanic or Latino (97.5%), slightly greater than the overall report.
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