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Assisted living expansion and the market for nursing home care.

David C Grabowski¹, David G Stevenson, Portia Y Cornell.

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: To analyze the effect of market-level changes in assisted living supply on nursing home utilization and resident acuity. DATA SOURCES: Primary data on the supply of assisted living over time were collected from 13 states from 1993 through 2007 and merged with nursing home-level data from the Online Survey Certification and Reporting System and market-level information from the Area Resource File. STUDY
DESIGN: Least squares regression specification incorporating market and time-fixed effects. PRINCIPAL
FINDINGS: A 10 percent increase in assisted living capacity led to a 1.4 percent decline in private-pay nursing home occupancy and a 0.2-0.6 percent increase in patient acuity.
CONCLUSIONS: Assisted living serves as a potential substitute for nursing home care for some healthier individuals with greater financial resources, suggesting implications for policy makers, providers, and consumers. © Health Research and Educational Trust.

Entities: Chemical

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Year: 2012 PMID： 22578039 PMCID： PMC3523376 DOI： 10.1111/j.1475-6773.2012.01425.x

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Health Serv Res ISSN： 0017-9124 Impact factor: 3.734

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Assisted living expansion and the market for nursing home care.

1. Outcome trajectories for assisted living and nursing facility residents in Oregon.

2. A national survey of assisted living facilities.

3. Prospective and "cost-plus" Medicaid reimbursement, excess Medicaid demand, and the quality of nursing home care.

4. Expanding publicly financed assisted living and other residential alternatives for disabled older persons: issues and options.

Review 5. The cost-effectiveness of noninstitutional long-term care services: review and synthesis of the most recent evidence.

Review 6. The market for long-term care services.

7. Medicaid nursing home payment and the role of provider taxes.

8. Income and the utilization of long-term care services: evidence from the Social Security benefit notch.

9. Medicare prospective payment and the volume and intensity of skilled nursing facility services.

10. Dementia care and quality of life in assisted living and nursing homes.

1. Residual Disability, Mortality, and Nursing Home Placement After Hip Fracture Over 2 Decades.

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