Weekly News Wire | January 25, 2023
Non-Profit Adult Day Services Centers Deliver More Assistance With Daily Living Services Than For-Profit Centers
In 2020, non-profit adult day servicescenters had more participants needing assistance with selected activities of daily living (ADLs) than for-profit adult day centers. ADLs include bathing, dressing, toileting, transferring in or out of chair, and eating. The most common diagnosed medical conditions for adult day participants were high blood pressure or hypertension (43%), intellectual or developmental disability (33%), and diabetes (30%). Overall, about 72% of adult day services participants in for-profit centers were Medicaid beneficiaries, compared with 50% in non-profit centers.
Need For Assistance With Selected ADLs Among U.S. Adult Day Services Center Participants, By . . .
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