Weekday (Monday-Friday) time spent on Internet

None, less than 1 hour, 1 to less than 2 hours, 2 to less than 3 hours, 3 or more hours

• 6 AM to 10 AM
• 10 AM to 3 PM
• 3 PM to 7 PM
• 7 PM to 12 AM
• 12 AM to 6 AM

Weekend (Saturday, Sunday) time spent on Internet

None, less than 1 hour, 1 to less than 2 hours, 2 to less than 3 hours, 3 or more hours 

• 6 AM to 12 PM
• 12 PM to 6 PM
• 6 PM to 12 AM
• 12 AM to 6 AM 

Internet on Any Device Quintiles (Sum of hours spent on Internet in a typical week)

• Quintile 1 (Highest)
• Quintile 2 (2nd Highest)
• Quintile 3 (Middle)
• Quintile 4 (2nd Lowest)
• Quinitle 5 (Lowest)

Internet on a Mobile Device Quintiles (Sum of hours spent online on a mobile device)

• Quintile 1 (Highest)
• Quintile 2 (2nd Highest)
• Quintile 3 (Middle)
• Quintile 4 (2nd Lowest)
• Quinitle 5 (Lowest)

Internet on Social Media Quintiles (Sum of hours spent online on social media)

• Quintile 1 (Highest)
• Quintile 2 (2nd Highest)
• Quintile 3 (Middle)
• Quintile 4 (2nd Lowest)
• Quinitle 5 (Lowest)

How often do you typically use the Internet for health or wellness purposes?

• More often than once a day
• Once a day
• 4-6 times a week
• 2-3 times a week
• Once a week
• 2-3 times a month
• Once a month or less
• Never

Website Monthly Visitors (Desktop, Multi-Platform)

In the last 6 months, which of these websites have you visited for any reason?

• amazon.com
• cdc.gov
• cookinglight.com
• delish.com
• diabetesselfmanagement.com
• drugs.com
• everydayhealth.com
• facebook.com
• glamour.com
• google.com
• healthcare.gov
• healthcentral.com
• healthgrades.com
• healthline.com
• hellogiggles.com
• instagram.com
• linkedin.com
• livestrong.com
• mayoclinic.org
• medicalnewstoday.com
• medicinenet.com
• medscape.com
• nih.gov
• pinterest.com
• redditt.com
• self.com
• sharecare.com
• snapchat.com
• tumblr.com
• twitter.com
• verywellhealth.com
• webmd.com
• wikipedia.org
• yahoo.com
• youtube.com

Website Visitation Frequency (Multi-Platform)

On average, how often do you visit these websites for any reason?

• 4+ times per day
• 2-3 times per day
• 1 time per day
• 2-3 times per week
• 2-3 times per month
• 1 time per month

Do you own or currently use a cellphone?

Is your cell phone a smartphone?

Which of the following devices do you own or regularly use?

• Desktop or Laptop PC
• Gaming Console (e.g., PlayStation, Xbox)
• Media streaming device (e.g., Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku)
• Tablet (e.g., iPad, Kindle Fire)
• Television
• Smart TV/Internet-enabled TV
• Smart speakers (e.g., Amazon Echo, Google Home)
• Wearable fitness tracker: smartwatch, activity band or clip-on (e.g., Fitbit, Garmin Vivo)
• None of these

How do you typically use your smart speakers (e.g., Amazon Echo, Google Home, etc.)?

• Ask general questions s or play games (e.g., sports scores, history, trivia, jokes, etc.)
• Ask health-related questions (e.g., find a doctor or clinic, how to treat a condition, etc.)
• Check the weather
• Follow the news
• Listen to music, streaming radio, audiobooks, or podcasts
• Make calls
• Online shopping
• Set general reminders/alarms
• Set health-related reminders (e.g., take medication, refill prescriptions, doctor appointments)
• Smart home commands (e.g., control lights, security, thermostat)
• Other ways

On average, what percentage of the time you spend on the Internet is done using a mobile device (smartphone or tablet)?

• 0%-100%

On average, what percentage of the time you spend on the Internet is spent on social media (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, Twitter)?

• 0%-100%

In the last 30 days, which of these general online activities have you done using a computer or mobile device (smartphone or tablet)?

On a Desktop or Laptop PC, Smartphone, or Tablet

• Caught up on local news
• Caught up on national news/politics
• Caught up on sports news
• Caught up on celebrity news/gossip
• Caught up or posted on a social network (e.g., Facebook, Twitter)
• Checked the weather
• Listened to or viewed podcasts
• Watched video clips (e.g., youTube)
• Used a voice assistant on your mobile device (e.g., Siri, Google Assistant)
• None of these in last 30 days

In the last 30 days, what types of health-related activities have you done using a computer or mobile device (smartphone or tablet)?

On a Desktop or Laptop PC, Smartphone, or Tablet

Condition/Treatment Related
• Looked for alternative (non-medical) treatments or home remedies
• Looked for information about a particular health condition
• Researched or read reviews of medications or types of treatments
• Researched symptoms I/someone else was experiencing
• Looked for other opinions/options after a doctor's diagnosis or treatment advice

Doctors/Health Services
• Looked for a doctor
• Looked for information about pharmacies, hospitals, treatment centers, urgent care or surgery centers
• Read reviews of doctors or other healthcare professionals
• Scheduled an appointment with a healthcare professional
• Used a patient portal to access electronic medical records (e.g., MyChart)

Shopping
• Compared prices of medications or other health products or services
• Purchased medications or other health products or services
• Refilled a prescription online

Internet/Social Media/Lifestyle
• Looked for healthy recipes or other healthy lifestyles information
• Read about others' experiences with conditions, medications or treatments
• Tracked diet/exercise
• Watched online videos to learn more about symptoms, conditions or treatments


• Other health-related activity

Used any health-related apps on a mobile device (smartphone or tablet) in the last 6 months?

Types of health-related apps used:

• Blood sugar or diabetes
• Calorie counter/Diet tracker
• Doctor locator
• Drug or general health reference tool
• Exercise/Fitness
• Health testing/tracking tools (e.g., pulse, blood pressure)
• Insurance provider
• Medical records access
• Nutrition or healthy recipes
• Pharmacy/ER/Fast clinic locator
• Pill reminder/Medication tracker
• Sleep tracker
• Specific ailment education or support
• Stress/Relaxation/Meditation
• Symptom checker
• Other health-related app

How much do you agree or disagree? 

Agree a lot, Agree a little, Neither agree nor disagree, Disagree a little, Disagree a lot

• I am comfortable registering on a website which consistently offers useful information about my particular health condition
• I am more comfortable talking about health and wellness concerns online than I am face-to-face
• I am more likely to visit a health website that was recommended by my doctor or that I saw in my doctor's office
• I am very cautious about which websites I access for health and wellness information
• I feel health and wellness advertising on the Internet is trustworthy
• I feel the Internet is a good way to confirm a diagnosis
• I refer my friends to certain websites I find helpful
• I trust the medical information other people share on social media
• I typically conduct research online prior to a doctor's appointment
• Researching online gives me confidence to speak knowledgeably about a medical condition
• The Internet is the first source I turn to when researching health and wellness

How much do you agree or disagree?

Agree a lot, Agree a little, Neither agree nor disagree, Disagree a little, Disagree a lot

• I believe there are mobile apps available that would improve my current health
• I would be willing to use a mobile app offered by my insurance health plan
• I would be willing to use a mobile app recommended to me by my doctor
• I prefer using apps instead of websites when I want health-related information or tools
• Using an app to share my personal health/fitness data with my doctor or others would motivate me
• I am concerned about my personal health and fitness data being securely stored online
• Web-connected devices are too complicated to use
• I believe a wearable fitness tracker that connects to my mobile device or the Internet would make it easier to track my diet and exercise

How much do you value the following sources of healthcare information?

Very much, Somewhat, Not very much, Not at all

Websites
• Association/non-profit websites (e.g., American Heart Association, Susan G. Komen)
• Diet or Fitness websites
• Drug company/brand websites (e.g., advil.com)
• Drug review/ratings websites (e.g., AskAPatient.com)
• General news websites (e.g., CNN.com, Foxnews.com)
• Government websites (e.g., Center for Disease Control/CDC.gov)
• Health information websites (e.g., WebMD.com)
• Insurance provider websites (e.g., Aetna.com, myCigna.com)
• Search engine results (e.g., Google)
• Social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, Twitter)
• Websites dedicated to a particular health condition

Newsletters/Ads/Other Sources
• Email newsletters
• Online advertisements
• Online communities or support groups
• Online videos (e.g., YouTube)