<p><strong>Results:</strong> Out of the 718 recruited patients, 660 (91.9%) were eligible; among the eligible patients; 336(50.9%) patients with CBHI and 324(49.1%) without CBHI were participated. The median age of participants was 56-years (IQR:47-64). The prevalence of good medication adherence was 44.1% (95%CI: 40.3-48.0%), with a significant difference between insured (47.3%, 95%CI:41.9-52.8%) and uninsured patients (40.7%, 95%CI: 35.3-46.3%). Good COC prevalence was 48.2% (95%CI: 44.3-52.1%), with no significant difference between insured (47.9%, 95%CI: 42.9-54.0%) and uninsured patients (48.5%, 95% CI: 35.3-46.3%). BP control was achieved in 45% (95%CI: 41.2-48.9%) of patients, with a significant difference between insured (48.5%, 95%CI: 43.1-54.0%) and uninsured (41.4%, 95%CI: 35.9-46.9%). After adjusting for socioeconomic factors, CBHI was associated with increased odds of medication adherence (29%) and BP control (16.3%) but not associated with COC.</p>