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Percentages (2001) Toronto includes:
6% of the provincial population, including 6% of its seniors
Almost 15% of unattached seniors with incomes below $10,000
15% of low income, unattached individuals in the province
Over 40% of the province's homeless
A high proportion of socially isolated groups including single parent families and people living alone
Toronto is home to:
Close to 20% of the Ontarians who cannot speak English or French
19% of recent immigrants
18% of non-permanent residents
12% of the visible minority population
Toronto has:
A disability rate almost double the rest of the province
30% higher mortality than elsewhere in Ontario
A TB rate three times that of the province
An AIDS rate 11 times higher.
Admissions 1998/99, by Age Group 0 - 21 1,132 22 - 64 5,497 65 plus 7,834 Total 14,465
Top 10 reasons for Admissions
- Mental Disorders
- Fractures
- Heart/Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA)
- Cancers
- Ulcers
- Arthritis
- Frail Elderly
- Diseases of the Nervous System
- Diabetes
- Diseases of the Digestive System
Top 10 Treatment Goals on Admission
- Delay or prevent deterioration
- Healing of a wound
- Adjust to an altered functional staus
- Return to former functional level
- Teach treatment protocol
- Return to self-care
- Reintegration into the community
- Return to parent's care
- Assess level of care required
- Return to total self-care
Referrals Admissions No. Of Clients Short and Long Stay Programs 13,670 Child anf Family Program 676 Acquired Brain Injury Program 119 Total Admissions 14,465 Non Admissions 3,595 Reactivations* 9,356 Total No. of Individuals Processed 27,416 *Clients who were referred by hospitals and who were active clients prior to their hospitalization.
Source of Admissions No. of Clients % of Total Clients Community 6,028 41.67 Hospitals 6,169 42.65 Other Hospitals 2,268 15.68 Total 14,465 100.00
Top 10 Hospital Sources of Admissions University Health Network - Toronto General Hospital, Toronto Western Hospital and Princess Margaret Hospital Sites 2,017 St. Michael's Hospital - Bond Street & Wellesley Central sites 1,275 Sunnybrook/Women's College Health Sciences Centre 1,088 Toronto East General Hospital 837 Mount Sinai Hospital 808 St. Joseph's Health Centre 694 The Hospital for Sick Children 236 Toronto Rehabilitation Institute - Hillcrest Centre & Queen Elizabeth sites 317 The Riverdale Hospital 195 Centre for Addiction & Mental Health - Addiction Research
Foundation, Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, The Donwood Institute
and Queen Street Mental Health Centre sites142
Referrals from Old City of Toronto Hospitals No. Of Clients % of Total Clients residing in the Old City of Toronto Admissions 5,913 30.86 Non Admissions 1,083 40.38 Clients residing in other areas of Toronto Admissions 6,557 34.22 Non Admissions 930 34.68 Clients living outside Toronto Admissions 6,689 34.91 Non Admissions 669 24.94
Review the facts and remember, the services provided by the Toronto Community Care Access Centre are determined by the Ontario Ministry of Health. The Ministry sets the annual operating budget and determines the criteria for who is eligible for services and which services are provided.
Client Services
Clients Units* of :Number of Individual Clients % of Total Total Service Provided Nursing 10,462 55.17 424,065 Personal Support 10,106 53.29 1,538,140 Therapy - Physiotherapy
3,231 17.04 18,758 - Occupational Therapy
4,075 21.49 37,285 - Speech/Language Pathology
607 3.20 4,844 - Social Work
727 3.83 5,054 Nutrition 837 4.41 4,162 *Units of service refers to number of visits by service providers, except for Homemaking Services where units of service refers to the number of hours. Totals are not provided with these figures because many clients are multi-service users.
Auxiliary Services Dollars Spent Laboratory and Client Transportation $397,119 Medical Supplies and Equipment Rental $3,179,678 Total $3,576,797
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