Table 4
Type of housing of a primary care receiver differs by age1 and sex
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Primary care receivers aged 65 and over2 | ||
---|---|---|
Type of housing | ||
Private Household | Care facility | |
% distribution across3 | ||
Men | ||
Age 65 and older |
83*
|
17*
|
65 to 74 years |
91*
|
9*
|
75 to 84 years |
85*
|
15*
|
85 years and over |
71*
|
29*
|
Women † | ||
Age 65 and older |
75
|
25
|
65 to 74 years |
89
|
11
|
75 to 84 years |
81
|
20
|
85 years and over |
61
|
39
|
† Reference group. | ||
* Statistically significant gender difference (when comparing 99% confidence intervals). | ||
1. These figures include those who have died in the past year as well as those who are still receiving care. | ||
2. A primary care receiver is a person 65 years of age or older to whom the caregiver dedicated the most time and resources during the past 12 months because of a long-term health problem or physical limitation. | ||
3. Due to rounding, totals might not add up to 100. | ||
Source: Statistics Canada, General Social Survey, 2007. |
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