GEN Aged Care Data: People leaving aged care

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Last updated: 12 Jun 2019
Author: AIHW

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GEN Aged Care Data: People leaving aged care reports characteristics of people leaving aged care and their lengths of stay. The data have been updated through to the financial year 2017–18. Interactive graphs and maps provide data at the national level and by state and territory, Aged Care Planning Region, and Primary Health Network.

Cat. no: AGE 93

Findings from this report:

People who left permanent residential care in 2017–18 had stayed an average of 2 and a half years
The most common reason for people leaving residential aged care was death
56% of people who left home care in 2017–18 went to residential care

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Please note: this information is published on GEN Aged Care Data, which is managed by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.

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