Table 8-3
Income from accommodation1 and sundry earnings2 in operating residential care facilities by facility characteristics3 and geography — Prince Edward Island

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Prince Edward Island
  Total, residential care facilities Homes for the aged Facilities for persons with mental disorders Other residential care facilities
Total 1 to 19 beds 20 to 49 beds  50 to  99 beds 100 beds or more Total  1 to 19 beds 20 beds or more
Operating residential care facilities  
Number 58 36 3 17 11 5 22 19 3 0
Approved beds 2,350 2,003 51 625 715 612 347 196 151 0
Reporting residential care facilities  
Number 41 24 1 11 7 5 17 14 3 0
Approved beds 1,800 1,515 17 419 467 612 285 134 151 0
          thousands of dollars
Total, income generated in operating residential care facilities 110,116 84,608 942 17,083 29,586 36,997 25,508 7,909 17,599 0
Provincial or territorial health department or ministry 63,958 45,731 411 8,605 12,818 23,898 18,227 3,726 14,501 0
Provincial or territorial social services department or ministry 16,659 10,026 252 1,403 5,162 3,209 6,633 3,791 2,843 0
Other provincial or territorial department or ministry 167 132 8 41 83 0 36 36 0 0
Municipalities, regional or district administrations 398 383 10 302 72 0 15 15 0 0
Other agencies 4 1,819 1,734 36 482 562 654 85 85 0 0
Co-insurance or self-pay 25,331 24,992 214 5,237 10,464 9,077 339 233 105 0
Differential for preferred accommodation 1,080 1,074 3 880 191 0 6 6 0 0
Sundry earnings 704 536 8 134 234 160 168 18 151 0
1.
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.
2.
"Sundry earnings" refers to all other earnings not attributable to basic accommodation such as earnings from sales or provision of services related to physical therapy, special duty nursing, hairdressing or barber services, extra laundry, dry cleaning, employee or guest meals, vending machines, telephone, day care and sale of crafts.
3.
Principal characteristic of predominant group of residents and size of facility.
4.
"Income from other agencies" refers to amounts paid for accommodation by federal government departments or agencies, workers' compensation boards, Department of Veterans' Affairs and any grants or donations received by the facility.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Residential Care Facilities Survey (CANSIM table 107-5508).