Figure 5. Comparison of online seeking of health-related information by income brackets of internet users. 36% Medical facility
Online Americans in the higher-income bracket are fully engaged with seeking heath information and conducting other health-related activities online.3 Internet users in the top income brackets are more likely to search for medical information online, seek treatment information, seek material about doctors and medical facilities, and get data concerning test results.
Figure 5. Comparison of online seeking of health-related  | information by income brackets of internet users.  | 54%  | 65%  | Medical issue  | 66%  | 80%  | 47%  | 54%  | Medical treatment  | 56%  | 68%  | 32%  | 45%  | Doctors  | 45%  | 54%  | 30%  | 36%  | Medical facility  | 35%  | 43%  | 11%  | 16%  | Test results  | 17%  | 25%  | 0%  | 20%  | 40%  | 60%  | 80%  | 100%  | <$30,000  | $30, 0000-$49, 999  | $50, 000-$74.999  | $75,000+  | Source: Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project, August 9-September 13 2010  | Tracking Survey. N=3, .001 adults and the margin of error is +/-2.5 percentage points. 