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Table 3-9
Movement of residents during fiscal year in operating residential care facilities by facility characteristics
1 and geography — Saskatchewan

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Saskatchewan
  Operating facilities Reporting facilities Residents in operating facilities
Number Approved beds Number Approved beds On books April 1 Admissions Total under care Discharges Deaths Total separations 2 On books March 31
Total, residential care facilities 262 10,813 243 9,923 10,106 19,183 29,289 16,381 2,908 19,289 10,000
Total, homes for the aged 131 8,451 128 7,871 8,107 6,043 14,150 3,342 2,791 6,133 8,017
1 to 19 beds 13 188 13 188 180 327 507 255 56 311 196
20 to 49 beds 65 2,223 65 2,223 2,071 1,633 3,704 996 690 1,686 2,018
50 to 99 beds 36 2,473 35 2,412 2,414 1,797 4,211 889 929 1,818 2,393
100 beds or more 17 3,567 15 3,048 3,442 2,286 5,728 1,202 1,116 2,318 3,410
Total, facilities for persons with mental disorders 116 1,882 102 1,627 1,572 6,413 7,985 6,393 33 6,426 1,559
1 to 19 beds 98 722 89 616 600 1,930 2,530 1,888 7 1,895 635
20 beds or more 18 1,160 13 1,011 972 4,483 5,455 4,505 26 4,531 924
Total, other residential care facilities 15 480 13 425 427 6,727 7,154 6,646 84 6,730 424
Principal characteristic of predominant group of residents and size of facility.
"Total separations" is the sum of discharges and deaths.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Residential Care Facilities Survey (CANSIM table 107-5503).