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Assisted living facilities (ALFs) show some substitution for nursing home (NH) care, but the relationship isn't linear. Planning for long-term care requires understanding the interplay between ALFs and NHs.

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  • Gerontology and Health Services Research
  • Long-Term Care Policy and Economics

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  • Assisted living facilities (ALFs) have experienced significant growth, potentially impacting nursing home (NH) resident acuity.
  • Understanding the long-term care market dynamics is crucial for effective service planning, especially after periods of market stabilization.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine the relationship between assisted living facility (ALF) bed market capacity and nursing home (NH) case mix.
  • To analyze long-term care market adjustments in Virginia, a state with stabilized ALF capacity and stable NH usage.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of ALF bed market capacity and its correlation with NH case mix in Virginia.
  • Examination of the long-term care landscape following a period of ALF growth and subsequent stabilization.

Main Results:

  • Evidence of some substitution of assisted living facility (ALF) care for nursing home (NH) care was observed.
  • The relationship between ALF market capacity and NH case mix was found to be non-linear.
  • NHs may be left with residents requiring higher levels of care due to ALF market penetration.

Conclusions:

  • Communities must consider the complex interplay between ALFs and NHs when planning long-term care services.
  • Policies supporting ALFs could facilitate meeting care needs in more cost-effective settings than NHs.
  • The findings highlight the need for nuanced policy approaches to long-term care provision.