Table 3-4
Movement of residents during fiscal year in operating residential care facilities by facility characteristics1 and geography — Nova Scotia

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Nova Scotia
  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 217 8,947 165 6,923 8,478 6,365 14,843 4,643 1,688 6,331 8,512
Total, homes for the aged 107 6,823 83 5,365 6,583 2,908 9,491 1,248 1,655 2,903 6,588
1 to 19 beds 23 279 15 186 256 82 338 46 39 85 253
20 to 49 beds 30 913 24 749 883 370 1,253 186 183 369 884
50 to 99 beds 32 2,245 26 1,816 2,147 1,035 3,182 484 560 1,044 2,138
100 beds or more 22 3,386 18 2,614 3,297 1,421 4,718 532 873 1,405 3,313
Total, facilities for persons with mental disorders 110 2,124 82 1,558 1,895 3,457 5,352 3,395 33 3,428 1,924
1 to 19 beds 80 700 60 502 571 2,157 2,728 2,137 6 2,143 585
20 beds or more 30 1,424 22 1,056 1,324 1,300 2,624 1,258 27 1,285 1,339
Total, other residential care facilities 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1.
Principal characteristic of predominant group of residents and size of facility.
2.
"Total separations" is the sum of discharges and deaths.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Residential Care Facilities Survey (CANSIM table 107-5503).