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Table 3-11
Movement of residents during fiscal year in operating residential care facilities by facility characteristics
1 and geography — British Columbia

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British Columbia
  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 715 30,569 558 25,362 28,558 50,258 78,816 42,521 7,492 50,013 28,803
Total, homes for the aged 286 24,339 224 20,409 23,025 14,627 37,652 7,261 7,122 14,383 23,269
1 to 19 beds 28 335 15 201 293 294 587 209 72 281 306
20 to 49 beds 51 1,769 38 1,293 1,679 1,154 2,833 578 592 1,170 1,663
50 to 99 beds 110 7,985 85 6,193 7,542 4,934 12,476 2,513 2,256 4,769 7,707
100 beds or more 97 14,250 86 12,722 13,511 8,245 21,756 3,961 4,202 8,163 13,593
Total, facilities for persons with mental disorders 378 5,657 290 4,443 5,043 21,337 26,380 21,242 111 21,353 5,027
1 to 19 beds 295 2,157 227 1,669 1,971 4,446 6,417 4,377 68 4,445 1,972
20 beds or more 83 3,500 63 2,774 3,072 16,891 19,963 16,865 43 16,908 3,055
Total, other residential care facilities 51 573 44 510 490 14,294 14,784 14,018 259 14,277 507
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).