Long-Term Care Facility Annual Utilization Data

Long-Term Care Facility Annual Utilization Data Notes

Note: 2002-2005 Long-Term Care Utilization data has been revised to include Assembly District, Senate District, Congressional District, Medical Service Study Areas and total patient days information

• 2011 Final Database, 1.37 MB (xlsx) | Pivot Table | Report Form/Instruction
• 2010 Final Database, 1.32 MB (xlsx) | Pivot Table | Report Form/Instruction
• 2009 Final Database, 2.34 MB (xls) | Pivot Table | Report Form/Instruction
• 2008 Final Database, 2.46 MB (xls) | Pivot Table | Report Form/Instruction
• 2007 Final Database, 2.14 MB (xls) | Pivot Table | Report Form/Instruction
• 2006 Final Database, 592 kb (zip) | Pivot Table | Documentation (pdf)
• 2005 Final Database, 1.10 MB (zip) | Documentation (pdf)
• 2004 Final Database, 1.13 MB (zip) | Documentation (pdf)
• 2003 Final Database, 1.11 MB (zip) | Documentation (pdf)
• 2002 Final Database, 1.07 MB (zip) | Documentation (pdf)
• 2001 Final Database, 362 kb (zip) | Documentation (pdf)

Other Utilization Reports:

Hospital  |  Primary Care and Specialty Clinics  |  Home Health Agencies and Hospices

Trends

The following trend reports provide longitudinal utilization information for long-term care facilities. The 2003-07 Trend Report is an Excel pivot table that displays trends in long-term care in chart format and includes only freestanding LTC facilities. The 1992-01 Trend Report is in table format and includes hospital-based long-term care information from the Hospital Annual Utilization Database.

• 2003-07 LTC Utilization Trend Reports 3.43 MB (zip)
• 1992-2001 Trend Report.pdf 61kb 

Report Search

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Other Utilization Data Available:

Hospital  |  Primary Care and Specialty Clinics   |  Home Health Agencies and Hospices

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Attention Data Users: Please exercise caution when interpreting OSHPD data. The use of improper assumptions and analytical methods may result in erroneous or misleading conclusions. Conclusions drawn from OSHPD data are the sole responsibility of the user. Users should be aware that financial and utilization data products are based on a dynamic database that is constantly being updated. As a result, the same data item for a facility may change over time or be different between products.