2005 National Healthcare Quality Report, Data Tables. Table 1.105

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Table 1.105
Chronic care: Percent of residents whose need for help with daily activities has increased^a, by State, 2002 and 2004^b

	2004				2002
	Number of nursing homes		Percent^b	Standard error	Number of nursing homes		Percent^b	Standard error
State	Total	With score^c	Percent^b	Standard error	Total	With score^c	Percent^b	Standard error

United States	16,119	13,352	15.3	0.07	16,559	13,342	15.4	0.07

Alabama	229	210	12.2	0.42	230	202	13.3	0.39
Alaska	14	5	10.4	1.96	15	5	10.4	2.40
Arizona	133	116	13.7	0.77	137	113	15.5	0.83
Arkansas	237	202	14.0	0.56	251	198	14.9	0.63
California	1,309	981	12.2	0.24	1,349	958	13.1	0.24
Colorado	215	175	17.9	0.69	223	174	16.5	0.67
Connecticut	247	232	16.5	0.48	254	240	16.8	0.52
Delaware	42	36	16.6	1.13	42	38	15.1	0.98
District of Columbia	20	16	11.9	2.60	21	16	11.5	1.60
Florida	691	610	13.7	0.27	713	608	15.2	0.32
Georgia	362	335	13.6	0.39	362	338	13.3	0.34
Hawaii	45	29	12.5	1.11	45	29	16.2	1.48
Idaho	80	54	15.6	1.24	83	52	16.9	1.18
Illinois	815	681	12.0	0.29	854	676	11.9	0.28
Indiana	509	420	24.7	0.47	548	425	24.4	0.42
Iowa	457	378	14.2	0.39	464	382	13.9	0.40
Kansas	367	273	14.1	0.56	377	278	14.7	0.52
Kentucky	295	232	18.6	0.64	301	229	20.5	0.65
Louisiana	307	277	20.5	0.54	321	278	13.2	0.47
Maine	116	82	18.0	1.13	121	88	18.4	0.82
Maryland	241	198	14.5	0.45	246	195	15.4	0.50
Massachusetts	467	394	16.8	0.36	502	410	17.4	0.38
Michigan	429	387	13.8	0.35	435	390	14.3	0.33
Minnesota	415	378	16.0	0.39	426	388	15.4	0.36
Mississippi	205	178	15.2	0.51	204	173	14.9	0.60
Missouri	521	420	13.1	0.34	542	428	14.0	0.35
Montana	101	60	16.4	1.00	103	61	17.4	1.16
Nebraska	227	174	16.0	0.61	229	179	17.1	0.61
Nevada	43	33	18.9	1.30	43	33	17.3	0.92
New Hampshire	82	71	18.8	1.03	83	71	17.5	1.06
New Jersey	358	309	12.6	0.32	359	300	14.5	0.36
New Mexico	80	61	15.9	1.27	82	61	16.4	0.96
New York	661	613	12.7	0.25	670	612	13.5	0.25
North Carolina	422	359	18.5	0.51	414	346	14.7	0.38
North Dakota	83	69	17.3	0.85	85	70	18.5	1.02
Ohio	979	828	14.4	0.27	996	815	14.0	0.26
Oklahoma	364	237	13.5	0.48	373	259	12.8	0.45
Oregon	138	93	13.5	0.76	144	108	11.5	0.60
Pennsylvania	723	624	23.1	0.34	759	621	24.5	0.34
Rhode Island	95	77	13.4	0.67	97	80	14.9	0.74
South Carolina	177	138	14.6	0.68	177	140	12.7	0.58
South Dakota	111	96	15.3	0.78	112	101	18.5	0.79
Tennessee	332	285	15.1	0.46	343	286	15.2	0.43
Texas	1,137	893	14.3	0.25	1,144	844	15.2	0.27
Utah	90	61	13.3	1.12	91	59	15.6	1.18
Vermont	41	33	21.0	1.27	44	33	20.8	1.30
Virginia	278	235	18.4	0.58	282	233	14.0	0.54
Washington	250	206	15.1	0.58	268	215	15.6	0.49
West Virginia	133	108	17.7	0.84	141	109	18.2	0.91
Wisconsin	399	360	15.3	0.44	406	366	15.1	0.38
Wyoming	39	30	14.0	1.56	39	29	15.0	1.27

^a At least 1 of 4 late-loss ADLs ( bed mobility, transfers, toilet use, and eating).

^b The 2004 data reflect care for period 7/1/04 to 9/30/04; 2002 data reflect care for period 4/1/02 to 6/30/02.

^c A facility had to have at least 30 residents in the denominator for a chronic care measure to be calculated. Therefore the number of facilities may vary for each measure reported in a state.

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Minimum Data Set. The 2004 data were downloaded from http://www.medicare.gov/NHCompare/Include/DataSection/Questions/SearchCriteria.asp, March 2005. The 2002 data were downloaded November 2002.

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