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Table 6-4
Salary and wage expenditures
1 in operating residential care facilities by facility characteristics2 and geography — Nova Scotia

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Nova Scotia
  Operating facilities Reporting facilities Salary and wage expenditures
Number Approved beds Number Approved beds
                  thousands of dollars
Total, residential care facilities 216 8,964 159 6,660 354,843
Total, homes for the aged 109 6,745 86 5,065 257,974
1 to 19 beds 25 296 20 247 11,518
20 to 49 beds 30 916 25 753 30,790
50 to 99 beds 33 2,304 25 1,732 89,731
100 beds or more 21 3,229 16 2,333 125,935
Total, facilities for persons with mental disorders 104 2,141 71 1,529 95,221
1 to 19 beds 74 732 51 501 33,122
20 beds or more 30 1,409 20 1,028 62,099
Total, other residential care facilities 3 78 2 66 1,647
Data on paid hours and financial data for residential care facilities may include amounts related to activities that are outside the scope of residential care, such as outpatient or hospital care. This phenomenon is not widespread outside of Quebec, but in this province, such situations are more likely. For this reason, financial data pertaining to non-residential care activities in Quebec were statistically removed. Nevertheless, caution should be exercised in comparison with data from other provinces.
Principal characteristic of predominant group of residents and size of facility.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Residential Care Facilities Survey (CANSIM table 107-5506).