Associations between accessibility to health care service, social support, and Korean Americans’ mental health status amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Table 2 Binary Logistic Regression Model on Self-Rated Overall Mental Health

Korean Americans amid COVID-19 (N = 790)			95% CI
Variables	Coeff. (S.E)	Odds Ratio	95% CI
Accessibility to health care services and social support
Health insurance	.293	−.028	[.548, 1.727]
Primary health provider	.211	−.167	[.559, 1.280]
COVID-19 test knowledge	.363	−.150	[.571, 2.361]
Mental health service willing	.242	−.021	[.610, 1.573]
Language barrier COVID-19	.242***	−.644	[.327, .844]
Social support	.043****	.171	[1.091, 1.291]
Individual Characteristics
Age	.009**	.017	[1.000, 1.036]
Sex (Male)
Female	.201	−.700	[.335, .737]
Years of Education (Graduate)
High school diploma	.360	.409	[.744, 3.047]
Some college	.198	−.012	[.670, 1.456]
Household Income (< $100,000)
< $34,999	.291	−.214	[.457, 1.427]
$35,000 - $49,999	.315	.022	[.551, 1.894]
$50,000 - $99,999	.227	−.039	[.616, 1.501]
Employment Status (Full-time)
Part-time	.302	−.063	[.519, 1.698]
Out of labor force	.229	−.077	[.519, 1.698]
Constant	.838****	−3.246

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