Description of Table 1
Institutionalized Consumers Served, Emancipated, and Returning to Nursing Homes by Type of Area, October 2005-September 2006. “Urban areas” are defined as cities with populations over 50,000, plus the immediate surrounding area. “Rural areas” are defined as towns of 2,500-49,999, plus the immediate surrounding area. “Very rural areas” are defined as towns of less than 2,500 population. CILs in urban areas served a total of 2,518 institutionalized consumers. CILs in rural areas served a total of 1,021 institutionalized consumers. CILs in very rural areas served a total of 68 institutionalized consumers. Each CIL in an urban area served an average of 17.25 institutionalized consumers. Each CIL in a rural area served an average of 7.04 institutionalized consumers. Each CIL in a very rural area served an average of .47 institutionalized consumers. CILs in urban areas successfully relocated a total of 1,416 institutionalized consumers. CILs in rural areas successfully relocated a total of 819 institutionalized consumers. CILs in very rural areas successfully relocated a total of 42 institutionalized consumers. Each CIL in an urban area successfully relocated an average of 9.63 institutionalized consumers. Each CIL in a rural area successfully relocated an average of 7.04 institutionalized consumers. Each CIL in a very rural area successfully relocated an average of .29 institutionalized consumers. In urban areas, 55 relocated consumers returned to living in nursing homes. In rural areas, 28 relocated consumers returned to living in nursing homes. In very rural areas, 5 relocated consumers returned to living in nursing homes. Each urban CIL had an average of .38 relocated consumers return to living in nursing homes. Each rural CIL had an average of .19 relocated consumers return to living in nursing homes. Each very rural CIL had an average of .03 relocated consumers return to living in nursing homes. End of description.
