The Long Term Care Market: Nursing Homes, Home Care, Hospice Care, and Assisted LivingPublished by: Kalorama Information Published: Mar. 15, 2012 - 185 Pages Table of ContentsCHAPTER ONE: Executive Summary Scope And Methodology Overall Market Size Demographics Activities of Daily Living Chronic Illness Income Quality Of Care U.S. Health Expenditures Consumer Preferences And Lifestyle Issues Fees And Payment
Long Term Care Insurance
Home Care
Hospices
Assisted Living
CHAPTER TWO: Introduction, Issues and Trends The U.S. Health Care Industry Long Term Care
Health Care Reform Quality Of Care Certification and Accreditation U.S. Health Expenditures Consumer Preferences And Lifestyle Issues The Elderly Caregiver Issues Fees And Payment
Long Term Care Insurance
Cost of Coverage and Affordability Effect of the Economy The Managed Care Environment Preparing For The Future Staffing and Human Resources Information and Education Initiatives Medicaid Reform Building of New Facilities CHAPTER THREE: Nursing Homes Description Of Facilities Services Number of Facilities Resident Population
Medicare Reforms Health Care Reforms Medicaid Cuts Patient Dumping Quality of Care Staffing Issues State Quality Improvement Initiatives Legal Action Safety Market Size And Forecasts Cost of Cares Size of the Markets Competitor Analsysis Market Analysis CHAPTER FOUR: Home Care Description Of Facilitiess Services Number of Facilitiess RESIDENT POPULATIONs Demographic Data Functional Data Insurance Coverages Issues And Trends Medicare Reimbursements Medicaid Reimbursements Medicare and Medicaid Co-payments Health Care Reforms State Service Reductions Improper Payments Quality of Cares Disease Managements Technology and Telemedicine Market Size And Forecasts Cost of Cares Size of the Markets Competitor Analysis Market Analysis CHAPTER FIVE: HOSPICES Description Of Facilities Services Number of Facilities Resident Population
Fraud and Abuses Health Care Reforms Proprietary Technologies Profitability Market Size and Forecasts
CHAPTER SIX: ASSISTED LIVING Description Of Facilities Services Number of Facilities Resident Populations
Insurance Coverages Health Care Reforms Quality of Cares Mergers and Acquisitions Consumer Knowledge and Information Market Size And Forecasts
CHAPTER SEVEN: Market Summaries Overviews Issues And Trends Continuum of Cares Reimbursement and Regulatory Changes Specialty Cares Competitive Bidding Competitor Analysis CHAPTER EIGHT: COMPANY PROFILES Amedisys History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies Apria Healthcare Group Inc./ Blackstone Group History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies Atria Senior Living History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies American Homepatient History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategiess Brookdale Senior Living History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies Emeritus Corporation History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies Extendicare, Inc. History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategiess Genesis Healthcare History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies Gentiva Health Services History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies Golden Living History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies Kindred Healthcare, Inc. History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies HCR MANOR CARE INC. History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies LIFE CARE CENTERS OF AMERICA History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies Lincare History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies SUN HEALTHCARE GROUP History and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies Sunrise Senior LivingHistory and Lines of Business Long-Term Care Business Financial Information Mergers and Acquisitions Corporate Strategies
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CHAPTER ONE: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Figure 1-1: The Overall U.S. Long Term Care Market 2006–2016 (Nursing Homes, Hospices, Home Care, Assisted Living)
CHAPTER TWO: INTRODUCTION, ISSUES AND TRENDS Table 2-1: Projected U.S. Resident Population, by Age, Selected Table 2-2: U.S. Expectation of Life at Birth, by Sex and Race, 2007 Table 2-3: U.S. Life Expectancy in Years, 2006–2016 Table 2-4: U.S. Resident Population, by Gender and Age, 2011 Table 2-5: U.S. Resident Population, by Age, Hispanic Origin, and Race, Table 2-6: U.S. Resident Population, by Age, Hispanic Origin, and Race, Table 2-7: Proportion of U.S. Resident Population, by Age, Hispanic Origin, Table 2-8: Characteristics of U.S. Household Population of Persons Table 2-9: Marital Status of U.S. Residents Age 65 and Older, 2011. Table 2-10: Marital Status of U.S. Residents Age 65 and Older, 2011 Figure 2-1: U.S. Senior Population in Top 10 States, 2011 Table 2-11: U.S. Resident Population, by State and Age, 2011 Table 2-12: Estimated Number of Nursing Home Residents by State, 2011 Table 2-13: Disability Prevalence by Age, 2011 Table 2-14: Frequencies of Selected Diseases Among Older U.S. Persons, 2011 Table 2-15: Frequencies of Selected Diseases Among Older U.S. Persons, 2011 Table 2-16: U.S. Median Income by Householder Age, 2009 Table 2-17: National Health Expenditures, 2007 – 2016*. Table 2-18: Funding Sources for Home Health Care Spending, 2006 – 2016*. Table 2-19 :Funding Sources for Nursing Home Spending, 2006 – 2016*. Table 2-20: Selected State Budget Shortfalls in 2012 and 2013. CHAPTER THREE: NURSING HOME Table 3-1: Nursing Home Patients and Charges, by State, 2010 Figure 3-2: Medicaid Nursing Home Payment Freezes and Cuts, Table 3-3: U.S. Nursing Home Deficiencies by State, 2010 Table 3-4: The U.S. Nursing Home Market, 2006–2016 Table 3-5: Leading Competitors in the U.S. Nursing Home Market, by Revenues CHAPTER FOUR: HOME CARE Table 4-1: Medicare Home Care Patients and Visits, by State, 2010 Table 4-2: Sources of Payment for Certified Home Health Care Services, 2011 Table 4-3: Medicare Fee-for-Service Home Health Outlays, Visits, Clients, Payment/Client, and Visits/Client, Calendar Years 1996-2010 CHAPTER FIVE: HOSPICE Figure 5-1: Services Offered to Hospice Patients’ Family and Friends Table 5-1: Number of Medicare-certified Hospices and Program Table 5-2: Mean Length of Hospice Stay, According to Disease Category Figure 5-2: Drugs Prescribed to U.S. Hospice Patients in the Last Week of Life Table 5-3: Average Medicare Reimbursements for Hospice Care, FY 2012 Table 5-4: Medicare Hospice Outlays, Clients, and Days per Client, Table 5-5: The U.S. Market for Hospice Care, 2006-2016 CHAPTER SIX: ASSISTED LIVING Table 6-1: The U.S. Market for Assisted Living, 2006-2016 Table 6-2: Leading Competitors in the U.S. Assisted Living Market, by Revenues and Market Shares, 2011 CHAPTER SEVEN: MARKET SUMMARY Table 7-1: The Overall U.S. Long Term Care Market, 2006–2016 Table 7-2: Long Term Care Industry Revenues by Sector Figure 7-1: Long Term Care Industry Revenues by Sector, Selected Figure 7-2: Long Term Care Industry Revenues by Year. Table 7-3: Long Term Care Industry Revenues by Major Player, 2011
AbstractThe advancing age of the population makes long-term care an important consideration for health marketers. This report, The Long-Term Care Market: Nursing Homes, Home Care, Hospice Care, and Assisted Living covers the most important segments of the long term care industry, each of which provide medical care and/or assistance with the activities of daily living (ADLs) on an ongoing basis:
Although a small segment of long term care users are younger individuals with various mental and physical disabilities, most persons using long term care services are senior citizens. This population will also drive industry growth over the forecast period. Therefore, this report will focus on the elderly as the primary customers of long term care services. For each of the segments of long term care the report provides:
As part of its coverage of the industry, the following long term care companies were profiled in this report:
Sales estimates for each market segment represent U.S. revenues and are expressed in current dollars. Estimates are provided for the historic 2006 to 2011 period and forecasts are provided through 2016. Historical information for this report was gathered from a wide variety of published sources including company reports and filings, government documents, legal filings, trade journals, newspapers and business press, analysts’ reports and other sources. Interviews with company representatives were conducted to capture the perspectives from industry participants’ point of view and assess trends, and form the basis of the forecasting and competitive analysis. Get full details about this report >> |
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