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Long-Term Care in California — Almanac Collection

The reports in this Almanac collection describe the state’s supply and use of long-term care services, including Medicare and Medicaid spending on services, and quality of care.
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Past editions of Long-Term Care reports, quick reference guides, data files, and other resources are available on this page. These materials are part of CHCF’s California Health Care Almanac, an online clearinghouse for key data and analyses describing the state’s health care landscape.

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2020 Edition — Long-Term and End-of-Life Care in California

June 2020
Jen Joynt
Serious Illness & End-of-Life Care
This Almanac report describes the state’s supply and use of long-term care services, Medicare and Medi-Cal spending on services, and quality of care.
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2013 Edition — Long-Term Care in California

August 2013
Leslie Ross, Edwina Newsom, Charlene Harrington
Long-Term Care in California — Almanac Collection
The number of elderly residents in California is expected to balloon in the next 30 years. Will the long-term care system be able to care for the state's aging population? This report describes the state's supply and use of long-term care services, including Medicare and Medicaid spending on services, and quality of care.
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2009 Edition — Long-Term Care in California

October 2009
Charlene Harrington, Theodore Tsoukalas
Long-Term Care in California — Almanac Collection
In 2007, more than a million Californians used long-term care services, including institutional and home- and community-based services. This Almanac report highlights the changes taking place within California’s long-term care system.