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  • 150 Years of Movement Toward Community in the United States

    James W. Conroy, Ph.D.The Center for Outcome Analysiswww.eoutcome.org

  • What is the Purpose of Human Services? Are people better off? Is this measurable? Yes, No, and partly . Today: the case of segregated models for citizens with disabilities How do we know theres a better way than institutional segregation? 40 years of studies and learning about whats really important..One message: The evidence is very strong about DI

  • Outline1. History & Trends2. Personal Journey3. The Science: How do we know people are better off?4. Economy of Scale ConceptsThe overall message: Overwhelming data, the evidence is VERY STRONG for small, family-like, community living

  • Very Big Versus SmallInstitution versus CommunityThis is a settled issueMedia exposure, scandals, court decisions, and a large body of researchInstitutions have declinedCommunity options are preferred in every way

  • Source of The Institutional ModelBrought to the U.S. in 1848By Samuel Gridley HoweFrom a model program in GermanyThe vision was a self-sufficient agrarian communityFree from pressures of normal lifeProtected, safe, healthyMassachusetts School for Idiotic Children (Fernald)

  • Regimentation 1915

  • Howe Changed by 1866: all such institutions are unnatural, undesirable, and very liable to abuse. We should have as few of them as is possible, and those few should be kept as small as possible.Such persons [with disabilities] ... should be kept diffused among sound and normal persons.

  • 150 Years of Institutionalization

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    Braddock2006ResCostAvgs

    Braddock 2006 data

    16+ Private ICF/MR16+ State Operated

  • Institutional Decline, Community Rise

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    Number of Americans in Home & Community Based Waiver Programs (DD) 1950-2010

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    OK 2009

    PA 1992

    IN 1999

    Institution

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    NCI data 2006

    nlivherg PEOPLE IN THIS HOMEdcig DECISION CONTROL INVENTORY SCORE, 0 TO 100intg TOTAL # INTEGRATIVE ACTIVITIES LAST MONTHpiqlg PERSONAL INTERVIEW SATISFACTION SCALEqlng QUALITY OF LIFE NOW, 0 TO 100qlchngg CHANGE IN QUALITY OF LIFE FROM LAST YEAR TO NOWstfwwpgstfsatcglikewwpgipsg INDIVIDUALIZED PRACTICES SCALE, 0 TO 100ersg ENVIRONMENTAL RATING SCALEprogresg REPORTED PROGRESS ON GOALS, 0 TO 100eppg

    1Mean78.63031573962.541666666789.92195767282.321335127549.8969780222.75510204080.7948717949993.310439560459.464285714381.362318840679.440187006

    N494836493049393915284638

    2Mean74.986947622750.207792207884.53157349983.202095784349.40916455343.02272727271.76666666679.049180327985.906394330358.032786885280.309523809583.2236612594

    N777746765277606146617063

    3Mean68.359617031658.63218390885.858375420982.658361753249.40237824852.67528735631.24193548399.584615384678.744658119762.518656716479.308943089482.556122449

    N868748873987626548678270

    4Mean53.764017728134.919191919280.252798252881.23947131336.79846938783.49183006541.51020408169.228260869669.167263895559.030612244977.363636363685.993299949

    N100993710256102989292989979

    5Mean47.825471293831.551724137978.741736694779.649330554540.24165649173.38706896551.67148014449.130434782668.683776829263.626325088377.797408716184.0037176365

    N29029085290162290277276275283283224

    6Mean42.740285021322.722037652377.822718448681.819133708738.22288056183.83204134371.69977678579.353535353569.208593003166.92093541276.241778774385.2384014517

    N902903139903489903896891898898892749

    7Mean52.078714633228.315789473776.782881075679.557582142238.21840122243.83395989972.57894736849.210526315869.22562817364.342105263278.194444444475.6425060447

    N1331334113362133133133133133132115

    8Mean47.859535182729.115183246178.312501918980.845853707735.8012063053.71727748691.82198952889.378947368468.959338721270.026315789578.453752181580.5754443531

    N1911914719098191191190189190191181

    9Mean43.313683465531.410526315883.778739778781.022493131931.46798853323.56944444441.8759.437575.53390186274.179687580.409722222279.0166325922

    N959521966996969696969686

    10Mean56.536960664140.830188679279.261405261487.137155297543.41256569523.46069182392.50980392169.607843137373.224161459580.673076923181.803921568684.6503326605

    N535313532353515151525149

    11Mean61.283470206335.181818181880.014430014488.592657342747.02380952383.0719696970.66666666679.772727272772.743764172362.857142857184.606060606196.4682539683

    N2222722622212221212221

    12Mean43.682773109215.62562.857142857169.419642857130.714285714340.8759.7565.947802197868.7580.458333333375.0595238095

    N881858888886

    13Mean75.238095238119.66666666678676.7857142857252.94444444443.3333333333967.216117216153.333333333377.666666666773.3333333333

    N332323333331

    14Mean54.117647058825.666666666785.25641025644.61111111110.66666666678.666666666777.301587301678.333333333386.666666666798.2142857143

    N3333333333

    15Mean19.21880.1923076923753.955.49.867.6666666667737190.4047619048

    N55515555555

    TotalMean48.916211158630.09122459180.573804143681.458205229939.188558943.60398120671.75347400939.316279069870.411543301266.335431654777.711380063983.4420966115

    N20172017523202010942022194319351883194619831690

    nlivherg PEOPLE IN THIS HOMEdcig DECISION CONTROL INVENTORY SCORE, 0 TO 100intg TOTAL # INTEGRATIVE ACTIVITIES LAST MONTHpiqlg PERSONAL INTERVIEW SATISFACTION SCALEqlng QUALITY OF LIFE NOW, 0 TO 100qlchngg CHANGE IN QUALITY OF LIFE FROM LAST YEAR TO NOWstfwwpgstfsatcglikewwpgipsg INDIVIDUALIZED PRACTICES SCALE, 0 TO 100ersg ENVIRONMENTAL RATING SCALEprogresg REPORTED PROGRESS ON GOALS, 0 TO 100eppg

    1Mean78.662.589.982.349.92.80.89.093.359.581.479.4

    2Mean75.050.284.583.249.43.01.89.085.958.080.383.2

    3Mean68.458.685.982.749.42.71.29.678.762.579.382.6

    4Mean53.834.980.381.236.83.51.59.269.259.077.486.0

    5Mean47.831.678.779.640.23.41.79.168.763.677.884.0

    6Mean42.722.777.881.838.23.81.79.469.266.976.285.2

    7Mean52.128.376.879.638.23.82.69.269.264.378.275.6

    8Mean47.929.178.380.835.83.71.89.469.070.078.580.6

    9Mean43.331.483.881.031.53.61.99.475.574.280.479.0

    10Mean56.540.879.387.143.43.52.59.673.280.781.884.7

    11Mean61.335.280.088.647.03.10.79.872.762.984.696.5

    12Mean43.715.662.969.430.74.00.99.865.968.880.575.1

    13Mean75.219.786.076.825.02.93.39.067.253.377.773.3

    14Mean54.125.785.34.60.78.777.378.386.798.2

    15Mean19.218.080.275.04.05.49.867.773.071.090.4

    TotalMean48.930.180.681.539.23.61.89.370.466.377.783.4

    N20172017523202010942022194319351883194619831690

    EconomyOfScaleCharts

    nlivherg PEOPLE IN THIS HOME123456789101112131415Total

    MeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. DeviationMeanNStd. Deviation

    dcig DECISION CONTROL INVENTORY SCORE, 0 TO 10078.6303157394924.395776485974.98694762277721.984114215668.35961703168623.327316893253.764017728110026.03940727147.825471293829025.759970283342.740285021390223.099607125852.078714633213322.992857762947.859535182719120.009950792543.31368346559521.441833320256.53696066415321.112298362761.28347020632215.304017931243.6827731092824.459948459875.2380952381317.155550855954.1176470588310.188534162219.2514.609753521548.9162111586201724.9722367665

    intg TOTAL # INTEGRATIVE ACTIVITIES LAST MONTH62.54166666674838.829117355550.20779220787736.830457098258.6321839088736.988406399434.91919191929928.876117088631.551724137929024.10959149122.722037652390318.517691889628.315789473713318.969021164929.115183246119121.671648465331.41052631589523.644303320440.83018867925325.694758406735.18181818182219.860552823215.62589.515964030419.6666666667317.009801096225.666666666732.309401076818512.845232578730.091224591201725.3856779734

    piqlg PERSONAL INTERVIEW SATISFACTION SCALE89.9219576723611.886671650384.5315734994612.691748220385.85837542094814.67547790680.25279825283712.68531806378.74173669478512.2166490977.822718448613911.162981595576.78288107564114.159943569578.31250191894712.015487712783.7787397787218.545181064479.26140526141314.872393082380.014430014478.47049221862.85714285711.86225.455844122780.573804143652312.8122009869

    qlng QUALITY OF LIFE NOW, 0 TO 10082.32133512754910.483875344583.20209578437613.37247970782.65836175328710.710864789281.23947131310213.515347670979.649330554529012.758568234881.819133708790312.041399143279.557582142213312.982744686780.845853707719012.243403174281.02249313199610.527851209887.1371552975539.295725605188.5926573427229.444687023469.4196428571812.570410296276.785714285733.092947870785.256410256438.882311833780.192307692359.430322719681.4582052299202012.1914444226

    qlchngg CHANGE IN QUALITY OF LIFE FROM LAST YEAR TO NOW49.8969780223023.949228049749.40916455345224.398761284849.40237824853922.423708798136.79846938785622.918960681540.241656491716222.82497796138.222880561848918.404469163438.21840122246219.304621537535.8012063059822.200480721931.46798853326910.165019126743.41256569522317.251927902447.0238095238611.45069533730.7142857143512.71498794212520751.39.18855894109420.3266565064

    stfwwpg2.7551020408495.06141129593.0227272727775.83523835382.6752873563873.7231821973.49183006541023.71834845193.38706896552904.06293133413.83204134379032.90417261543.83395989971332.57093178853.71727748691912.22790934163.5694444444962.38724273493.4606918239532.80265269333.071969697221.8057622814482.0873770282.944444444431.05847549354.611111111131.63582576273.9553.063902743.603981206720223.2929867237

    stfsatcg0.7948717949392.64753596651.7666666667602.52020087081.2419354839622.20792524721.5102040816982.80001803371.67148014442772.71809868891.69977678578962.85442711242.57894736841333.06547372961.82198952881912.16180680281.875962.3541676372.5098039216512.67860074680.6666666667211.52752523170.87581.80772153353.333333333332.88675134590.666666666731.15470053845.454.92950301751.753474009319432.7346532784

    likewwpg9391.37649440329.0491803279611.8746220029.5846153846650.89951910239.2282608696921.02820937789.13043478262761.49094765219.35353535358911.16389329399.21052631581331.14846822619.37894736841900.93919866079.4375961.36738320979.6078431373510.77661911839.7727272727220.75162162359.7580.70710678129308.666666666731.15470053849.850.44721359559.316279069819351.2153017017

    ipsg INDIVIDUALIZED PRACTICES SCALE, 0 TO 10093.3104395604158.314363280985.90639433034615.070735240178.74465811974811.806997693269.16726389559217.828891477368.683776829227516.294203977769.208593003189814.061685899969.22562817313314.922742036668.959338721218913.238114509475.5339018629610.849773218273.22416145955111.850342771272.7437641723218.386773900665.9478021978813.94246332467.216117216135.075606762177.301587301631.099714798567.6666666667511.093040861570.4115433012188314.7443023365

    ersg ENVIRONMENTAL RATING SCALE59.46428571432820.336943473458.03278688526118.263777642462.51865671646716.697640542459.03061224499814.725287935263.626325088328313.989933865766.92093541289814.806401580964.342105263213312.85074110970.026315789519015.391688202474.17968759618.104074240780.67307692315217.79592501762.85714285712113.469542361568.75819.039432764753.3333333333311.547005383878.3333333333328.86751345957357.582875444166.3354316547194615.7084701087

    progresg REPORTED PROGRESS ON GOALS, 0 TO 10081.36231884064613.392613790280.30952380957012.434993145279.30894308948211.510450966377.36363636369910.880518998377.797408716128311.62487385976.241778774389211.413897468478.194444444413211.349714375278.453752181519110.8298934780.4097222222969.95480772781.8039215686519.814315274884.6060606061226.567223700280.458333333387.048443484677.666666666738.736894948186.6666666667312.85820101477159.433981132177.7113800639198311.392438818

    eppg79.4401870063821.902570525183.22366125946317.855822324882.5561224497020.024738943885.9932999497915.27429153884.003717636522416.468694983385.238401451774914.419770725675.642506044711522.034621377780.575444353118117.985478357179.01663259228621.866804813284.6503326605499.486050600496.46825396832110.060286906375.0595238095610.189739069973.33333333331.98.214285714333.092947870790.404761904855.3891898683.4420966115169016.8492911255

    CostXSizePA

    Report

    SizetPROD2 HOURS PRODUCTIVE DAY ACTIVITY/MONTH 09tCISATIS CONS INTVW SATISFACTION 09tCICHOIC CONS INTVW CHOICEMAKING 09tCIINTEG CONS INTVW INTEGRATION 09tepp2 Elements of the Planning Process Scale 09tDCI Decision Control Inventory 09tQLT Quality of Life Then 09tQLN Qualilty of Life Now 09tQLCHNG Quality of life change 09tfrnyrstfrnPCPtfrncont

    1Mean44.334056399192.022023809587.986111111174.820075757680.03458517872.826223586477.950818537679.52221314482.08125716993.33760144920.49091847273.8502169197

    N461200180176366460409461409460323461

    Std. Deviation51.820605170611.420087859322.056174227219.741362935113.19757753719.205358515611.048899719510.85048552637.94812226464.35269019160.8915019875.1055468511

    2Mean38.796791443994.577625570888.83597883678.359788359877.377533577557.75617064977.289240200978.77355487651.52264153015.21292335120.3795358656.3978609626

    N187736363150187167187167187158187

    Std. Deviation49.510848060511.159626872115.361926707718.609219550613.170196689121.991681407810.377510738110.92431030267.11209563255.80810193080.81943807835.1639773495

    3Mean42.944444444498.98989898998087.96296296381.543778801861.297742849277.63204537477.17490842490.88177951087.32583333350.3212.0444444444

    N36111093136313631363536

    Std. Deviation57.36198066143.350126050915.811388300813.888888888913.371808287218.89693970210.55383145878.6714579959.70463382235.52790964110.70061597556.3460423863

    6Mean6093.827160493889.814814814877.777777777856.732486263751.568100358479.662698412779.6626984127-05.03611111110.356.8888888889

    N189991618181818181018

    Std. Deviation52.58047054148.536615238213.028932666211.78511301989.932799840515.66760813359.49147610139.43200235370.61249494696.91247392410.7472170598.6875765855

    TotalMean43.189458689592.975784170387.948473282476.251621271178.74754020467.668204436777.807535797579.20601181821.81256077264.08629576790.4434093795.026994302

    N702293262257563701625702625701526702

    Std. Deviation51.547850462411.163296243920.155652180419.184791661213.678292991921.134439074110.791887185610.73158672217.71407833965.03442143910.85640251295.6614232492

    ReportSize1236Total

    MeanNMeanNMeanNMeanNMeanN

    tPROD2 HOURS PRODUCTIVE DAY ACTIVITY/MONTH 0944.346138.818742.93660.01843.2702

    tCISATIS CONS INTVW SATISFACTION 0992.020094.67399.01193.8993.0293

    tCICHOIC CONS INTVW CHOICEMAKING 0988.018088.86380.01089.8987.9262

    tCIINTEG CONS INTVW INTEGRATION 0974.817678.46388.0977.8976.3257

    tepp2 Elements of the Planning Process Scale 0980.036677.415081.53156.71678.7563

    tDCI Decision Control Inventory 0972.846057.818761.33651.61867.7701

    tQLT Quality of Life Then 0978.040977.316777.63179.71877.8625

    tQLN Qualilty of Life Now 0979.546178.818777.23679.71879.2702

    tQLCHNG Quality of life change 092.14091.51670.931-0.0181.8625

    tfrnyrs3.34605.21877.3365.0184.1701

    tfrnPCP0.53230.41580.3350.4100.4526

    tfrncont3.94616.418712.0366.9185.0702

    Satisfaction 5 points

    Integration

    Size1234 PlusTotal

    MeanMeanMeanMeanMeanN

    tPROD2 HOURS PRODUCTIVE DAY ACTIVITY/MONTH 0944.338.842.960.043.2702

    tCISATIS CONS INTVW SATISFACTION 0992.094.699.093.893.0293

    tCICHOIC CONS INTVW CHOICEMAKING 0988.088.880.089.887.9262

    tCIINTEG CONS INTVW INTEGRATION 0974.878.488.077.876.3257

    tepp2 Elements of the Planning Process Scale 0980.077.481.556.778.7563

    tDCI Decision Control Inventory 0972.857.861.351.667.7701

    tQLT Quality of Life Then 0978.077.377.679.777.8625

    tQLN Qualilty of Life Now 0979.578.877.279.779.2702EPP

    tQLCHNG Quality of life change 092.11.50.9-0.01.8625

    tfrnyrs3.35.27.35.04.1701

    tfrnPCP0.50.40.30.40.4526DCI

    tfrncont3.96.412.06.95.0702

    Total Service Hours Per Month121.5127.7163.267.0

    Quality of Life Change from Last Place Lived

    Total Hours of Service & Support Per Month

    CostXSizePA

    92.0220238095

    94.5776255708

    98.9898989899

    93.8271604938

    CostXSizePA CLAs

    74.8200757576

    78.3597883598

    87.962962963

    77.7777777778

    Size&AB OK

    80.034585178

    77.3775335775

    81.5437788018

    56.7324862637

    Sheet1

    72.8262235864

    57.756170649

    61.2977428492

    51.5681003584

    2.0812571699

    1.5226415301

    0.8817795108

    -0

    121.5

    127.7

    163.2

    67

    121.5

    127.7

    163.2

    67

    Report

    size92categorizedlargestchga9278changemsidp92sihome92choice92intfrq92si92suma92summ92summs92thrs92srimp92ghms92pq92

    1Mean17.8888888889-04.10204081637.857142857196.88775510250.979915775834.9387755102113.714285714319.938775510242.285714285713.03163265316.313541666727.244897959257.8

    N937494949494949494949484940

    Std. Deviation26.1459578352.857738033210.446779603414.484186779612.557478393611.900931383552.153382825421.35220519453.01667700234.330127018919.40565950671.4249244365.592147069213.1815722186

    2Mean9.90909090910.05714285713.16847826093.668478260986.818149313546.9858617421.369565217493.793478260919.47282608742.326086956518.081256.412137681221.692307692357.1793478261

    N44140184184184183184184184184184184182184

    Std. Deviation13.65831918192.86072745338.70643790886.935604336220.693900105815.900249087729.025791203730.54908727263.05850434043.797061549119.14929965241.25333096757.31635918838.1102652089

    3Mean14.7873831776-0.02883355180.93840985442.344904815279.723199969738.66963508069.109742441275.129899216119.438969764842.36618141124.21644270256.640767790317.314058956960.2056179775

    N428763893893891893893893893893893890882890

    Std. Deviation15.3277733773.05448460414.52838736065.626428001821.771286924714.575858040914.182635013329.79215993143.08146561363.968098498523.8780838291.16081718426.22506427899.5716686786

    4Mean12.70149253730.28378378380.35465116281.895348837281.412278172437.91083099916.651162790779.372093023318.76162790742.029069767422.02810077526.644186046516.674418604762.4069767442

    N67148172172170170172172172172172172172172

    Std. Deviation14.54878410563.07290228332.75231564295.42795249620.440761139115.131189839211.896008905528.13149844843.38315982983.785826638916.95215024891.13627575686.40803928649.7745078481

    5Mean12.21052631580.29473684211.11.7579.148757309935.90302787787.108333333380.891666666718.441.458333333328.77055555566.902542372917.704347826161.6

    N3895120120120119120120120120120118115120

    Std. Deviation12.94720651233.86163256245.84448314174.385326947616.113475830912.08560954611.858263674226.90374871053.31637140984.176556889522.43689768751.26467196955.50274877579.9040777613

    6Mean19.21212121210.44736842111.53968253972.338624338681.45119743838.519503546111.015873015986.460317460319.507936507942.29100529124.29594356266.951146384518.058201058261.0634920635

    N33114189189189188189189189189189189189189

    Std. Deviation11.13484838183.0601408536.06303430685.894609890216.303350685211.523406217916.754001170425.1779784293.33041919224.101760590517.25508639520.8237786524.33341776347.0640075477

    7Mean10.5714285714-0.47826086962.15277777782.333333333361.408450704236.61265432110.402777777874.097222222219.194444444442.041666666729.6442129636.798611111111.708333333364.8611111111

    N723727271727272727272727272

    Std. Deviation20.2308110142.72812898287.06241733795.096256565933.466354090916.257908010712.450080289630.63605522093.02402999883.628671040620.80764973841.20573015696.082617811211.215313419

    8Mean10.02083333330.73134328360.36764705880.588235294170.653594771226.19631185813.455882352967.367647058820.117647058843.308823529420.56593137256.872549019614.920634920665.3382352941

    N4867686868686868686868686368

    Std. Deviation16.38043667532.35862112743.0316953131.260600355923.750843220416.16680449284.832828730535.60894756412.01878796032.558318903121.67094263850.91564513286.18870351557.4123944086

    15Mean10.125-0.242.22222222220.194444444462.569444444419.51058201065.222222222250.666666666720.055555555643.194444444442.76759259266.11203703713.969696969760.8611111111

    N1625363636363636363636363336

    Std. Deviation23.28912478681.89912260446.02903029920.576662537822.428347107415.32309884127.830749320527.97039250962.61800845192.265510909832.45851123361.01694072126.82589210517.6984331533

    TotalMean13.90144927540.09844192631.3269770052.438025799279.811343967138.642982127210.67302299579.282669657919.356702187342.297812675323.8342774356.663534046117.709163346660.6363636364

    N6901412178317831778177817831783178317831783177717571771

    Std. Deviation15.45146897213.04459141835.63361187166.047924106621.971533861215.240889844818.856364934530.58860961923.12399365693.894718680122.34051769131.15458791976.62441738839.4629762695

    size92categorizedlargest1234567815Total

    MeanMeanMeanMeanMeanMeanMeanMeanMeanMeanNStd. Deviation

    chga927817.99.914.812.712.219.210.610.010.113.969015.4514689721

    chgm92782.51.52.22.40.82.00.52.52.42.17094.4511753144

    changea2.90.3-0.0-0.50.92.7-2.11.83.80.4141211.6649055703

    changem-0.00.1-0.00.30.30.4-0.50.7-0.20.114123.0445914183

    sidp924.13.20.90.41.11.52.20.42.21.317835.6336118716

    sihome927.93.72.31.91.82.32.30.60.22.417836.0479241066

    choice9296.986.879.781.479.181.561.470.762.679.8177821.9715338612

    intfrq9251.047.038.737.935.938.536.626.219.538.6177815.2408898448

    si9234.921.49.16.77.111.010.43.55.210.7178318.8563649345

    suma92113.793.875.179.480.986.574.167.450.779.3178330.5886096192

    summ9219.919.519.418.818.419.519.220.120.119.417833.1239936569

    summs9242.342.342.442.041.542.342.043.343.242.317833.8947186801

    thrs9213.018.124.222.028.824.329.620.642.823.8178322.3405176913

    srimp926.36.46.66.66.97.06.86.96.16.717771.1545879197

    ghms9227.221.717.316.717.718.111.714.914.017.717576.6244173883

    pq9257.857.260.262.461.661.164.965.360.960.617719.4629762695

    Report

    Size99abc ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR 98, 0 TO 100cbc CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR 98, 0 TO 100eppcprogresc REPORTED PROGRESS ON GOALS, 0 TO 100nsrvc NUMBER OF SERVICES IN WRITTEN PLANsrvhrscdphrscdcic DECISION CONTROL INVENTORY SCORE, 0 TO 100intc TOTAL # INTEGRATIVE ACTIVITIES LAST MONTHnqolnowanqolnowcqolnc QUALITY OF LIFE NOW, 0 TO 100qlchngc CHANGE IN QUALITY OF LIFE FROM LAST YEAR TO NOWstfsatccstfwwpclikewwpcipsc INDIVIDUALIZED PRACTICES SCALE, 0 TO 100pqc PHYSICAL QUALITY SCALE, 0 TO 100normc NORMALIZATION SCALE, 0 TO 100

    1Mean54.719251336966.135084427859.091880341974.16726791734.731707317137.023437518.121951219561.789099919634.51411.268292682972.007853257914.69494047620.60606060610.97172619058.562586.674245294971.666162407771.2837837838

    N40411833413241384041413332332832293837

    Std. Deviation19.329786491820.867281235931.307155644513.16743480283.570884976134.755677151419.428323553524.70393716422.847319317605.375985445718.115825714727.1961167232.24915809161.14833781132.031009601217.164737109312.092730340721.4668444058

    2Mean52.038027332168.119658119753.451132201170.90708070384.856.578767123323.008333333352.144206494238.713.966666666712.355555555680.148341242129.20090948940.31818181820.87752525259.057471264482.321480018173.820321263873.7689393939

    N90904483907390909090908078886687898788

    Std. Deviation19.444914000418.179972963234.10397611769.57173172133.288386100558.353149561421.580735856623.439601710422.81062732810.18051113454.37128297611.013511185916.31541459532.14714702210.70517314611.637896565416.457201698610.355798862214.7639890115

    3Mean46.846384880273.603793466865.167855020868.02934731114.068493150761.074626865717.109589041146.091045252429.684931506813.958904109613.465753424780.389172642733.60580147550.41428571430.77935606069.042253521182.584579772176.078472489278.1828703704

    N73733467736773737373737171704471727172

    Std. Deviation21.266489837817.593965214633.170970665511.38659569632.194239726153.334511378915.638104854522.001540354217.18516536660.19988581222.369260267710.205772998714.45649123922.20337591540.83146979351.792337816713.09166484368.792054946814.9577694448

    4Mean47.660427807585.536858974453.205128205166.84681637814.2553.948863636413.479166666747.704976395520.854166666713.645833333313.687583.335281739532.87240537240.27083333330.9662162162976.716870599874.085634277571.5277777778

    N48481344484448474848484745483748474748

    Std. Deviation19.160931389411.986589610937.462707002515.89619995333.205712985442.427077642513.681777885224.082307727812.20915175292.02631185072.02280876989.767251080119.21305159592.23834649580.73505150661.798344392314.47492298477.912273879112.2562925091

    15Mean44.652406417160.98901098973.133012820571.45904195014.357142857153.535714285725.142857142940.110453545219.142857142913.928571428610.857142857175.730519480520.35714285711.92857142860.93055555569.285714285757.491496598669.608446294763.0952380952

    N141481414141414141414111014614141114

    Std. Deviation14.738940443522.16425743931.466747389912.09936742321.645840578257.42234364313.74412961624.631119834811.48147097820.26726124195.90771520149.722047367217.23520101992.49505004460.47556009861.266647387622.719483219712.060825798626.6975553705

    TotalMean49.829482393372.086466165459.042235067969.84423368244.466165413554.479347826119.029135338350.417140935431.316981132113.909774436112.654135338379.527073018828.88453648520.46245059290.8881215478.992063492180.465451989473.995950348373.6486486486

    N265266117241266230266262265266266242236253181252251254259

    Std. Deviation19.801290816519.003901226633.661646621712.20482226132.986886742151.341569145118.34049923223.915412781920.36460960060.87703313433.951680058812.136590892219.17961972362.22619085360.81375763141.744637917216.78072042359.961974494316.6156291321

    Size99123415Total

    MeanMeanMeanMeanMeanMeanNStd. Deviation

    abc ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR 98, 0 TO 10054.752.046.847.744.749.826519.8012908165

    cbc CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR 98, 0 TO 10066.168.173.685.561.072.126619.0039012266

    eppc59.153.565.253.273.159.011733.6616466217

    progresc REPORTED PROGRESS ON GOALS, 0 TO 10074.270.968.066.871.569.824112.2048222613

    nsrvc NUMBER OF SERVICES IN WRITTEN PLAN4.74.84.14.34.44.52662.9868867421

    srvhrsc37.056.661.153.953.554.523051.3415691451

    dphrsc18.123.017.113.525.119.026618.340499232

    dcic DECISION CONTROL INVENTORY SCORE, 0 TO 10061.852.146.147.740.150.426223.9154127819

    intc TOTAL # INTEGRATIVE ACTIVITIES LAST MONTH34.538.729.720.919.131.326520.3646096006

    qolnc QUALITY OF LIFE NOW, 0 TO 10072.080.180.483.375.779.524212.1365908922

    qlchngc CHANGE IN QUALITY OF LIFE FROM LAST YEAR TO NOW14.729.233.632.920.428.923619.1796197236

    stfsatcc0.60.30.40.31.90.52532.2261908536

    stfwwpc1.00.90.81.00.90.91810.8137576314

    likewwpc8.69.19.09.09.39.02521.7446379172

    ipsc INDIVIDUALIZED PRACTICES SCALE, 0 TO 10086.782.382.676.757.580.525116.7807204235

    pqc PHYSICAL QUALITY SCALE, 0 TO 10071.773.876.174.169.674.02549.9619744943

    normc NORMALIZATION SCALE, 0 TO 10071.373.878.271.563.173.625916.6156291321

    Table 17. Indicators of Basic Lifestyle Quality by Size of Home for Adult HCBS and

    ICF/MR Recipients in Five* States

    Persons with Disability in Residence

    Lifestyle Indicator12 to 34 to 67+TotalTotal

    N%N%N%N%N%

    Ever Feel Lonely

    No/rarely32555.40%26456.20%16551.70%8943.60%843

    Sometimes19733.60%15533.00%8927.90%7838.20%51932.80%

    Yes- often6511.10%5110.90%6520.40%3718.10%21813.80%

    Total587100.00%470100.00%319100.00%204100.00%1580

    Ever Afraid at Home

    No/rarely49682.00%37879.40%25576.60%15676.50%1285

    Sometimes8914.70%6914.50%5416.20%3718.10%24915.40%

    Yes- often203.30%296.10%247.20%115.40%845.20%

    Total605100.00%476100.00%333100.00%204100.00%1618

    Likes Home/Place Lives

    No254.00%183.70%246.90%2110.00%885.30%

    In-between315.00%316.40%288.10%157.10%1056.30%

    Yes56290.90%43889.90%29485.00%17482.90%146888.40%

    Total618100.00%487100.00%346100.00%210100.00%1661

    *Home size was not available in individual records for one of the 6 states

    LonelyNo/RarelyYes/OftenEver AfraidNo/RarelyLikes HomeYes

    155.411.1182.0190.9

    2 to 356.210.92 to 379.42 to 389.9

    4 to 651.720.44 to 676.64 to 685.0

    7 plus43.618.17 plus76.57 plus82.9

    Personal Choice Scale by Size, 2006, NCI

    Level of Intellectual Disability

    Persons with DD in HomeTotalSig.

    MeanMeanMeanMeanMeanLevel of Personal Choice, 9 item scale

    1.791.561.261.031.62511.62

    1.561.391.220.771.3162 to 31.31

    1.381.241.10.821.274 to 61.20

    1.361.230.950.650.9987 plus0.99

    TotalN=861N=467N=354N=405N=2,0871,2,3,4

    Mean1.571.361.130.751.29

    Main Effects: Level of Intellectual Disability (F=203.800, p < .001); Size of Residence (F=40.820, p < .001); Level of ID vs. Size of Residence (F=2.289, p < .05); R Squared = .373

    1 Mild > moderate, severe and profound; 2 Mild > moderate > severe and profound; 3 Severe > profound; 4 Profound < mild, moderate, severe

    5 1 person home > 2-3, 4-6, and 7 + person homes; 6 2-3 >1, 4-6, and 7+; 7 4-6 > 1, 2-3, and 7+; 8 7+ < 1, 2-3, and 4-6.

    1.62

    1.31

    1.2

    0.99

    Disecomies of Scale: Too Big, Too Much Bureaucracy and Waste

    Size # UnitsCost Per Unit

    1000$100

    2000$80

    3000$65

    4000$55

    5000$50

    6000$50

    7000$50

    8000$55

    9000$63

    10000$72

    11000$89

    12000$100

    Economies of Scale: Efficiency

    Size # UnitsCost Per Unit

    1000$100

    2000$80

    3000$65

    4000$55

    5000$50

    6000

    7000

    8000

    9000

    10000

    11000

    12000

    Steady Costs - More Size, Same Price

    Size # UnitsCost Per Unit

    1000$100

    2000$80

    3000$65

    4000$55

    5000$50

    6000$50

    7000$50

    8000

    9000

    10000

    11000

    12000

    100

    80

    65

    55

    50

    50

    50

    55

    63

    72

    89

    100

    Number of Units Made

    Cost Per Unit

    100

    80

    65

    55

    50

    6000

    7000

    8000

    9000

    10000

    11000

    12000

    Number of Units Made

    Cost Per Unit

    100

    80

    65

    55

    50

    50

    50

    8000

    9000

    10000

    11000

    12000

    Number of Units Made

    Cost Per Unit

    55.81-3

    50.866.4

    50.765.9

    52.266.4

    CLA

    ICF

    $1000s Per Year

    55.8

    50.8

    50.7

    52.2

    CLA

    Size of Home

    $1000s Per Year

    Adaptive Behaviro Gain Over 6 Years

    By Number of People Living in the Home

    16.3

    26.7

    35.8

    4-54.5

    61.7

    7-10-0.4

    Oklahoma, 1990-1996

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    1-34-89-1617+

    CLA55.850.850.752.2

    ICF66.465.966.4

    6.3

    6.7

    5.8

    4.5

    1.7

    -0.4

    Size of Community Home

    Points Gained

    Gains in Self-Care Over 6 Years:Oklahoma Data, 1990-1996, 850 People

  • Movement from Institution to CommunityFrom large, segregated, historically state of the art settingsTo small, integrated, more recent models of what a home means

  • For 100+ Years, What Did America Do With People Like Mike?Diagnose himExclude him from schoolTell his parents that he needed medical careThat he could never learn and would bring no joy to the familyThat he needed to live in a large facility

  • Change Began in 1970A personal note1970, just out of UniversityNo idea what to do with a degree in Physiological PsychologyGot a strange job by pure chanceWorking on a national survey of people with developmental disabilitiesRight at the national peak of institutions

  • Went to Collect Scientific DataAt an institution named Pennhurst State School and HospitalLocated near Valley Forge, the cradle of American libertyI was surprisedAnd sickened

  • Pennhurst: Poor Conditions2800 people lived thereIt was designed for 700People were left in cribs all day and nightBroken bones went untreatedProblem people had all teeth pulledBathing was often a hose sprayed at a group in a room with a floor drainWhy treat human beings this way?

  • Skewed Values in America1968: The average cost per person at Pennhurst was $5.90 per dayThe average cost of keeping a leopard at the Philadelphia zoo was $7.15 per dayIn the richest nation on Earth..

  • I Believed Then That We Should Improve the InstitutionsSpent 12 years working on thisWe worked in a model institution, built in 1972, not overcrowded, and with access to huge resources in money and University faculty and studentsI was able to show scientifically that tremendous resources did result in minor skill development and small improvements in qualities of life

  • But We Got A Big SurpriseIn the midst of Americas efforts to create good institutionsA U.S. Federal Court declared Pennhurst to be Unconstitutional by its very natureBecause it was specifically and consciously designed to segregateAnd because the peoplehad lost skills (theyhad been harmed)

  • Judge Ordered All People Should Have a Chance to Live in SocietyI was a skepticDeinstitutionalization in the mental illness field had been a disaster and a disgraceI thought this would be, tooSo I wanted to do research on this

  • The Pennhurst Longitudinal StudyBegan in 1979Largest such study ever doneTracked 1,154 peopleVisited every person every yearSurveyed every family every yearMeasured qualities of life, satisfaction, costs(This process still continues in 2013)

  • Purposes of Pennhurst Longitudinal Study Track 1,154 people Are these people better off? In what way(s)? How much? At what cost?

  • The Outcomes Adaptive behavior Challenging behavior Health Health care Medications Services Productive activity Employment Physical quality Self-determination Individualization Integration Third party opinion Personal interviews (satisfaction) Family surveys (satisfaction)

  • What Kind of People?Average age 39 years at the beginning of the studyHad lived at Pennhurst an average of 24 years64% male33% had seizures13% blind4% deaf18% unable to walk50% nonverbal47% less than fully toilet trained40% reported to be violent at times86% severe or profound

  • What Kind of Community Homes?Community Living Arrangements3 peopleVery different policy from FinlandLive-in or shift staff24 hour staffingWith licensing, monitoring, and case management oversight

  • Pennhurst Class Members:Adaptive Behavior Development

  • Pennhurst Class Members: Improved Self-Control of Challenging Behavior

    AB Growth

    59.7

    79

    80

    81

    82

    70.8

    71.7

    72.9

    75.2

    AB Average Score

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Adaptive Behavior Growth, 1978-1986

    CB Improvement

    18.04

    79

    80

    81

    82

    18.27

    18.47

    18.67

    18.8

    CB Average Score

    Initial Fam Att

    0.09

    0.05

    0.14

    0.09

    0.63

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Initial 1979 Family Attitude Re: Community Placement

    FamSat91

    6

    20

    18

    104

    272

    # of Families

    Pennhurst Class Members in 1991:Family Satisfaction with Community Homes

    PLS Costs

    25000210001000

    3000360001000

    Federal

    State

    Local

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Who Pays?

    Fam Perc Happy

    43

    32

    25

    0

    0

    Number of Families

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Family Perceptions of ChangeIn Person's General Happiness Since Moving, 1985

    CT Fam PP

    1859

    1113

    136

    63

    330

    1986

    1990

    Number of Families

    Mansfield Longitudinal Study:Changes in Family Attitudes Re: Community Placement

    CTFamSat90

    2

    14

    12

    51

    111

    Number of Families

    CT Family Survey 1990: How Satisfied Are You With Your Relative's Community Home?

    Movers LMR

    38.5

    30.1

    16.1

    15.3

    Percent

    Percent of Movers

    Level of Retardation Labels of People Who Moved from Institution to Community in CT, 1985-1991

    CT Percent Gain by LMR

    28.4

    9.5

    1.3

    5.3

    AB Gain

    Percent Gain from Baseline

    Connecticut Movers, 1985-1991:Percentage Gain in Adaptive Behavior

    Costs by LMR

    182

    168

    191

    161

    Avg. Cost

    Per Diem Costs

    Total Costs by Level of Retardation

    CT Cons Sat 90

    0.52188552190.7044025157

    0.36026936030.241509434

    0.11784511780.0540880503

    Congregate

    Community

    How Satisfied Are You With Your Current Home?1092 CT Class Members in 1990

    Age X AB Gain

    3.9

    4.7

    Points of Gain

    Movers Who Were Under 60 and Over 60 in 1985:Adaptive Behavior Gains from 1985 to 1990

    PA&CT DI Data

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Adaptive Behavior Growth, 1978-1986

    7859.7

    79

    80

    81

    82

    8370.8

    8471.7

    8572.9

    8675.2

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Challenging Behavior Improvement, 1978-1986

    7818.04

    79

    80

    81

    82

    8318.27

    8418.47

    8518.67

    8618.80

    Pennhurst Class Members in 1991:

    Family Satisfaction with Community Homes

    Dissatisfied6

    Somewhat Dissatisfied20

    Neutral18

    Somewhat Satisfied104

    Very Satisfied272

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Initial Family Attitudes Toward Community Placement, 1979

    Strongly Agree9%42

    Agree5%24PLS Family Satisfaction with Pennhurst, 1979

    Unsure14%66Very Satisfied0.54

    Disagree9%42Satisfied0.29

    Strongly Disagree63%297Neutral0.11

    472Dissatisfied0.05

    Very Dissatisfied0.02

    1.01

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Family Perceptions of Change in General Happiness, 1985

    Much Happier43

    Happier32

    Same25

    Less Happy0

    Much Less Happy0

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Who Pays?

    InstitutionCommunity

    Federal$25,000$3,000

    State$21,000$36,000

    Local$1,000$1,000

    $47,000$40,000

    Mansfield Longitudinal Study: Changes in Family Attitudes Toward Community Placement

    19861990

    Strongly Agree1859

    Agree1113

    Unsure136

    Disagree63

    Strongly Disagree330

    8181

    CT Family Survey 1990

    How Satisfied Are You With Your Relative's Community Home?

    Very Dissatisfied2

    Somewhat Dissatisfied14

    Neutral12

    Somewhat Satisfied51

    Very Satisfied111

    190

    CT SPI Comparisons

    CT Deinstitutionalization of Mansfield 1985-1991

    Level of Retardation Labels of People Who Moved from Institution to Community in CT, 1985-1991

    LevelPercent

    Profound38.5

    Severe30.1

    Moderate16.1

    Mild15.3

    100

    Percentage Gain in Adaptive Behavior

    LevelAB Gain

    Profound28.4

    Severe9.5

    Moderate1.3

    Mild5.3

    Total Costs by Level of Retardation

    LevelAvg. Cost

    Profound182

    Severe168

    Moderate191

    Mild161

    CT Data for AB Gain by Age

    Amount of Adaptive Behavior Gain From 1985 to 1990

    Under 60 in 19853.9

    60 or Over in 19854.7

    CT Data for Gain by Health Status

    CT Data for Consumer Satisfaction 1990

    How satisfied are you with your current home or living arrangement?

    CongregateCommunity

    3.Very satisfied155560

    2.Somewhat satisfied107192

    1.Unsatisfied or very unsatisfied3543

    2977951092

    CongregateCommunity

    3.Very satisfied52%70%

    2.Somewhat satisfied36%24%

    1.Unsatisfied or very unsatisfied12%5%

    Studies

    PANHLAOKCTCANCKSINNJ

    Court-Ordered?YesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoNoNo

    Number of People1100600268380590120090088200575383

    Number of Years14359544212

    Community Model3 person4 to 6VariedSupp LivVaried4 to 64 to 62 by 4Supp Liv4 to 6

    Average Age43392525443746433936Age at placement, average

    % Severe/Profound86%66%68%8686%68%26%100%67%7%Only for Movers

    % Nonambulatory18%21%17%27%23%28%12%58%23%13%Only for Movers

    Areas of Study

    MTS only

    Court-Ordered?Number of PeopleNumber of YearsCommunity ModelAverage Age% Severe/ Profound% Nonamb-ulatoryYears

    PAYes1100143 person4386%18%78-92

    NHYes60034 to 63966%21%79-86

    LAYes2685Varied2568%17%80-86

    OKYes3809Supp Liv2586%27%90-99

    CTYes5905Varied4486%23%85-90

    CAYes120044 to 63768%28%94-99

    NCYes90044 to 64626%12%92-99

    KSNo8822 by 443100%58%97-99

    INNo2001Supp Liv3967%23%98-99

    NJNo5724 to 6367%13%89-93

    STSNoVaried5578%

    5383

    MTS Beh Change

    CT 569 People Longitudinal Design

    Adaptive

    19851990

    49.554.0

    Challenging

    19851990

    79.080.2

    MTS Beh Change

    AB Growth

    Points on Scale of 100

    Adaptive Behavior Growth Among Mansfield Movers, 1985-1990

    State Outcomes

    79

    80.2

    Points on Scale of 100

    Improvement in Control of Challenging Behavior Among Mansfield Movers, 1985-1990

    DC Costs

    Adaptive Behavior Data

    State# of YearsTime-1AverageAdaptiveBehaviorScoreTime-2AverageAdaptiveBehaviorScoreGainon100PointScalesPercent from Baseline

    Pennsylvania14 years39.850.210.4

    New Hampshire8 years53.062.39.3

    Louisiana7 years56.264.28.0

    Oklahoma6 years41.347.46.2

    Connecticut5 years49.554.04.5

    California3 years44.746.72.0

    North Carolina2 years52.754.82.2

    Kansas1 year33.134.81.7

    Indiana.5 year46.448.82.4

    New Jersey2 years78.280.62.457 people moved to community

    Challenging Behavior

    State# of YearsTime-1AverageChallengingBehaviorScoreTime-2AverageChallengingBehaviorScoreGainon100PointScales

    Pennsylvania14 years77.787.39.6

    New Hampshire8 years79.678.6-1.0

    Louisiana7 years80.984.13.2

    Oklahoma6 years89.793.53.8

    Connecticut5 years79.080.21.2

    California3 years68.176.48.3

    North Carolina2 years87.789.41.7

    Kansas1 year78.681.32.7

    Indiana.5 year72.169.9-2.2

    New Jersey2 years92.989.8-3.1Negative outcome!

    Integration Changes

    State# of YearsTime-1 Integrative Activities ScoreTime-2 Integrative Activities ScoreChange

    Pennsylvania14 years9.2

    New Hampshire8 years10.0

    Louisiana7 years

    Oklahoma6 years2.77.14.4

    Connecticut5 years4.38.84.5

    California3 years3.47.64.2

    North Carolina2 years1.86.24.4

    Kansas1 year0.87.77.0

    Indiana.5 year2.77.44.7

    New Jersey3 years4.511.97.4

    CT Inst's

    3577017000

    4234019000

    4380022000

    4818026000

    5329030000

    5767034000

    6424038000

    6241540822

    6241544000

    6971548500

    7920553000

    8614057221

    10110559000

    10147062000

    12446565000

    12410068000

    10840572000

    12702075000

    12848084000

    14016086000

    150197.588000

    16133091000

    172188.7594000

    CT

    US

    $ Per Person Per Year

    Growth of Costs of Public Institutions, CT and US

    DI #s & $

    3058

    2887

    2932

    2965

    2860

    2866

    2802

    2690

    2577

    2430

    2342

    2157

    1943

    1727

    1626

    1545

    1426

    1333

    1273

    1218

    1141.5

    1073.1

    Number of People

    YEARINSTCOMMCOST

    52125012510001.0

    1300130

    56135013514001.4

    1480148

    60164016418681.9

    1730173

    64180018022502.3

    1920192

    68194119530503.1

    1872189

    72181618764006.4

    16612178

    76154201741500015.0

    13928167

    80126381642494424.9

    11549164

    84106621684082240.8

    10075175

    8894901845722157.2

    9088991876200062.0

    92761101866800068.0

    94681231917500075.0

    956313519884000est.

    965815020886000est.

    975416521988000est.

    Small ICFHCB

    81

    829985

    83

    84

    85

    8621165

    87

    88

    89

    90

    913847951027

    92

    93

    94

    California Institutional PopulationCosts Per Day Per PersonBraddock Data:My old data from Harvard Graphics

    What's This??YearPeopleCost

    7797647751771241950746

    789480786278143

    799165797079147

    808828808680165

    8185578110381180

    828145821078217619551285

    8376998311183173

    8474588412484185

    8572308514520785207207

    8669588616622786227227

    876804871722298722922919601868

    8867728817722588225225

    89673867388920424989249249

    90672267229021124990249249

    91672067209122525491254254

    9266836629922292399223923919652361

    93641293238Est93238

    94604894260Est94260

    95544595282Est95282

    96482396297Est96297

    974200Est97310Est97310Est19704635

    984000Est98323Est

    197511000

    National Institutions, MR and MH

    YEAR

    YearMRMH198024944

    1950125510

    129520

    133531

    137542

    141555198544271

    195514555947556

    14955454516

    15354957221

    157544

    161538199065000

    196016453270000

    16752775000

    17351680000

    17750583300

    180490199586500

    196518747589000

    19245293500

    193426199897500

    193399

    189370

    1970186338

    184308

    181275

    173249

    166216

    1975161193

    154178

    146163

    139150

    132141

    1980126133

    120125

    115118

    110111

    106105

    1985103100

    10095

    9790

    9487

    9185

    19908883

    8382

    7781

    7180

    6779

    19956378

    5777

    5276

    49

    46

    200043

    Kansas Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    77145677119

    78140678127

    79137979129

    80132780136

    81130581137

    82131682134

    83132783128

    84136084127

    85134585134

    86129486150

    87122387164

    88114988185

    891052673889207

    901017672290224

    911015672091229

    92943662992235

    9389793234

    9483694244

    9574195268

    9669696272

    97596Est97282Est

    98496Est98292Est

    Connecticut Public Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    7730587798

    78288778116

    79293279120

    80296580132

    81286081146

    82286682158

    83280283176

    84269084171

    85257785171

    86243086191

    87234287217

    88215788236

    89194389277

    90172790278

    91162691341

    92154592340

    931426-11993297

    941333-9394348

    951273-6095352

    961218-5596384

    971142Est97412Est

    981073Est98442Est

    99472Est

    Costs Per Year Per Person

    YearCTNation

    773577017000

    784234019000

    794380022000

    804818026000

    815329030000

    825767034000

    836424038000

    846241540822

    856241544000

    866971548500

    877920553000

    888614057221

    8910110559000

    9010147062000

    9112446565000

    9212410068000

    9310840572000

    9412702075000

    9512848084000

    9614016086000

    9715019888000Est

    9816133091000Est

    9917218994000Est

    In 1996, CT expended $639 million in the developmental disabilities area# Dollars% Dollars# People

    Of the $639, $173 was expended for congregate careCongregate17300000027073552%171627%100815.850815851

    The remaining $466 was expended for community services and supportsCommunity46600000072926448%464873%100258.17555938

    639000000100000000%6364100%

    No point to be made from that analysis

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    DI #s & $

    YEARINSTCOMMCOST

    52125012510001.0

    1300130

    56135013514001.4

    1480148

    60164016418681.9

    1730173

    64180018022502.3

    1920192

    68194119530503.1

    1872189

    72181618764006.4

    16612178

    76154201741500015.0

    13928167

    80126381642494424.9

    11549164

    84106621684082240.8

    10075175

    8894901845722157.2

    9088991876200062.0

    92761101866800068.0

    94681231917500075.0

    956313519884000est.

    965815020886000est.

    975416521988000est.

    Small ICFHCB

    81

    829985

    83

    84

    85

    8621165

    87

    88

    89

    90

    913847951027

    92

    93

    94

    197511000

    National Institutions, MR and MH

    YEAR

    YearMRMH198024944

    1950125510

    129520

    133531

    137542

    141555198544271

    195514555947556

    14955454516

    15354957221

    157544

    161538199065000

    196016453270000

    16752775000

    17351680000

    17750583300

    180490199586500

    196518747589000

    19245293500

    193426199897500

    193399

    189370

    1970186338

    184308

    181275

    173249

    166216

    1975161193

    154178

    146163

    139150

    132141

    1980126133

    120125

    115118

    110111

    106105

    1985103100

    10095

    9790

    9487

    9185

    19908883

    8382

    7781

    7180

    6779

    19956378

    5777

    5276

    49

    46

    200043

    California Institutional PopulationCosts Per Day Per PersonBraddock Data:My old data from Harvard Graphics

    What's This??YearPeopleCost

    7797647751771241950746

    789480786278143

    799165797079147

    808828808680165

    8185578110381180

    828145821078217619551285

    8376998311183173

    8474588412484185

    8572308514520785207207

    8669588616622786227227

    876804871722298722922919601868

    8867728817722588225225

    89673867388920424989249249

    90672267229021124990249249

    91672067209122525491254254

    9266836629922292399223923919652361

    93641293238Est93238

    94604894260Est94260

    95544595282Est95282

    96482396297Est96297

    974200Est97310Est97310Est19704635

    984000Est98323Est

    Kansas Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    77145677119

    78140678127

    79137979129

    80132780136

    81130581137

    82131682134

    83132783128

    84136084127

    85134585134

    86129486150

    87122387164

    88114988185

    891052673889207

    901017672290224

    911015672091229

    92943662992235

    9389793234

    9483694244

    9574195268

    9669696272

    97596Est97282Est

    98496Est98292Est

    Connecticut Public Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    7730587798

    78288778116

    79293279120

    80296580132

    81286081146

    82286682158

    83280283176

    84269084171

    85257785171

    86243086191

    87234287217

    88215788236

    89194389277

    90172790278

    91162691341

    92154592340

    931426-11993297

    941333-9394348

    951273-6095352

    961218-5596384

    971142Est97412Est

    981073Est98442Est

    99472Est

    Costs Per Year Per Person

    YearCTNation

    773577017000

    784234019000

    794380022000

    804818026000

    815329030000

    825767034000

    836424038000

    846241540822

    856241544000

    866971548500

    877920553000

    888614057221

    8910110559000

    9010147062000

    9112446565000

    9212410068000

    9310840572000

    9412702075000

    9512848084000

    9614016086000

    9715019888000Est

    9816133091000Est

    9917218994000Est

    In 1996, CT expended $639 million in the developmental disabilities area# Dollars% Dollars# People

    Of the $639, $173 was expended for congregate careCongregate17300000027073552%171627%100815.850815851

    The remaining $466 was expended for community services and supportsCommunity46600000072926448%464873%100258.17555938

    639000000100000000%6364100%

    No point to be made from that analysis

    Pennsylvania Public Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    YearPeopleYearCost/Day

    77918977151

    78819678172

    79777879183

    80805480158

    81781281167

    82684382193

    83677983191

    84636284186

    85580785193

    86560086176

    87496287186

    88442688191

    89415189214

    90404390214

    91392591215

    92380792228

    933739-6893227

    943616-1239422921

    953460-1569525011

    963272-1889626115

    973000Est97276Est

    982650Est98291Est

    992350Est99306Est

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    #Inst1850-1969

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    6

    8

    10

    13

    20

    35

    55

    80

    110

    145

    180

    212

    213

    211

    209

    220

    233

    248

    262

    283

    # of Institutions

    150 years data

    1950125

    Entire United States, 1850 to 2000129

    Number of PeopleNumber of Facilities

    1850018500133

    18550.118551137

    18600.318602141

    18652186531955145

    1870418704149

    1875618756153

    1880818808157

    188511188510161

    1890141890131960164

    189518189520167

    190027190035173

    190536190555177

    191045191080180

    19155519151101965187

    1920651920145192

    1925751925180193

    1930851930212193

    1935951935213189

    194010519402111970186

    19451151945209184

    19501251950220181

    19551451955233173

    19601641960248166

    196518719652621975161

    19701861970283154

    19751611975275146

    19801261980255139

    19851031985230132

    19908819901951980126

    1995631995170120

    2000432000140.115

    150 # people

    0

    0.1

    0.3

    2

    4

    6

    8

    11

    14

    18

    27

    36

    45

    55

    65

    75

    85

    95

    105

    115

    125

    145

    164

    187

    186

    161

    126

    103

    88

    63

    43

    1000s of People

    150 # Inst's

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    6

    8

    10

    13

    20

    35

    55

    80

    110

    145

    180

    212

    213

    211

    209

    220

    233

    248

    262

    283

    275

    255

    230

    195

    170

    140

    # of Institutions

    PA&CT OutcmDat

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Adaptive Behavior Growth, 1978-1986

    7859.7

    79

    80

    81

    82

    8370.8

    8471.7

    8572.9

    8675.2

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Challenging Behavior Improvement, 1978-1986

    7818.04

    79

    80

    81

    82

    8318.27

    8418.47

    8518.67

    8618.80

    Pennhurst Class Members in 1991:

    Family Satisfaction with Community Homes

    Dissatisfied6

    Somewhat Dissatisfied20

    Neutral18

    Somewhat Satisfied104

    Very Satisfied272

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Initial Family Attitudes Toward Community Placement, 1979

    Strongly Disagree63%297Strongly Agree9%42

    Disagree9%42PLS Family Satisfaction with Pennhurst, 1979Agree5%24

    Unsure14%66Very Satisfied0.54Unsure14%66

    Agree5%24Satisfied0.29Disagree9%42

    Strongly Agree9%42Neutral0.11Strongly Disagree63%297

    472Dissatisfied0.05

    Very Dissatisfied0.02

    1.01

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Family Perceptions of Change in General Happiness, 1985

    Much Less Happy0Much Happier43

    Less Happy0Happier32

    Same25Same25

    Happier32Less Happy0

    Much Happier43Much Less Happy0

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Who Pays?

    InstitutionCommunity

    Federal$25,000$3,000

    State$21,000$36,000

    Local$1,000$1,000

    $47,000$40,000

    Mansfield Longitudinal Study: Changes in Family Attitudes Toward Community Placement

    19861990

    Strongly Agree1859

    Agree1113

    Unsure136

    Disagree63

    Strongly Disagree330

    8181

    CT Family Survey 1990

    How Satisfied Are You With Your Relative's Community Home?

    Very Dissatisfied2

    Somewhat Dissatisfied14

    Neutral12

    Somewhat Satisfied51

    Very Satisfied111

    190

    CT SPI Comparisons

    CT Deinstitutionalization of Mansfield 1985-1991

    Level of Retardation Labels of People Who Moved from Institution to Community in CT, 1985-1991

    LevelPercent

    Profound38.5

    Severe30.1

    Moderate16.1

    Mild15.3

    100

    Percentage Gain in Adaptive Behavior

    LevelAB Gain

    Profound28.4

    Severe9.5

    Moderate1.3

    Mild5.3

    Total Costs by Level of Retardation

    LevelAvg. Cost

    Profound182

    Severe168

    Moderate191

    Mild161

    CT Data for AB Gain by Age

    Amount of Adaptive Behavior Gain From 1985 to 1990

    Under 60 in 19853.9

    60 or Over in 19854.7

    CT Data for Gain by Health Status

    CT Data for Consumer Satisfaction 1990

    How satisfied are you with your current home or living arrangement?

    CongregateCommunity

    3.Very satisfied155560

    2.Somewhat satisfied107192

    1.Unsatisfied or very unsatisfied3543

    2977951092

    CongregateCommunity

    3.Very satisfied52%70%

    2.Somewhat satisfied36%24%

    1.Unsatisfied or very unsatisfied12%5%

    PLS AB

    59.7

    79

    80

    81

    82

    70.8

    71.7

    72.9

    75.2

    AB Average Score

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Adaptive Behavior Growth, 1978-1986

    PLS CB

    18.04

    79

    80

    81

    82

    18.27

    18.47

    18.67

    18.8

    CB Average Score

    PLS T1 Fam

    0.63

    0.09

    0.14

    0.05

    0.09

    PLS FamSat91

    6

    20

    18

    104

    272

    # of Families

    Pennhurst Class Members in 1991:Family Satisfaction with Community Homes

    PLS FHappy91

    0

    0

    25

    32

    43

    Number of Families

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Family Perceptions of ChangeIn Person's General Happiness Since Moving, 1985

    PLS Costs

    25000210001000

    3000360001000

    Federal

    State

    Local

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Who Pays?

    CT Fam PP

    1859

    1113

    136

    63

    330

    1986

    1990

    Number of Families

    Mansfield Longitudinal Study:Changes in Family Attitudes Re: Community Placement

    CTFamSat90

    2

    14

    12

    51

    111

    Number of Families

    CT Family Survey 1990: How Satisfied Are You With Your Relative's Community Home?

    CT Cons Sat 90

    0.52188552190.7044025157

    0.36026936030.241509434

    0.11784511780.0540880503

    Congregate

    Community

    How Satisfied Are You With Your Current Home?1092 CT Class Members in 1990

    Movers LMR

    38.5

    30.1

    16.1

    15.3

    Percent

    Percent of Movers

    Level of Retardation Labels of People Who Moved from Institution to Community in CT, 1985-1991

    CT Percent Gain by LMR

    28.4

    9.5

    1.3

    5.3

    AB Gain

    Percent Gain from Baseline

    Connecticut Movers, 1985-1991:Percentage Gain in Adaptive Behavior

    Costs by LMR

    182

    168

    191

    161

    Avg. Cost

    Per Diem Costs

    Total Costs by Level of Retardation

    Age X AB Gain

    3.9

    4.7

    Points of Gain

    Movers Who Were Under 60 and Over 60 in 1985:Adaptive Behavior Gains from 1985 to 1990

    AB Gain Graph, OK

    6.3

    6.7

    5.8

    4.5

    1.7

    -0.4

    Number of People in the Home

    Points of Gain in Independence

    Size&AB OK

    Adaptive Behaviro Gain Over 6 Years

    By Number of People Living in the Home

    16.3

    26.7

    35.8

    4-54.5

    61.7

    7-10-0.4

    Oklahoma, 1990-1996

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    Studies

    PANHLAOKCTCANCKSINNJ

    Court-Ordered?YesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoNoNo

    Number of People1100600268380590120090088200575383

    Number of Years14359544212

    Community Model3 person4 to 6VariedSupp LivVaried4 to 64 to 62 by 4Supp Liv4 to 6

    Average Age43392525443746433936Age at placement, average

    % Severe/Profound86%66%68%8686%68%26%100%67%7%Only for Movers

    % Nonambulatory18%21%17%27%23%28%12%58%23%13%Only for Movers

    Areas of Study

    MTS only

    Court-Ordered?Number of PeopleNumber of YearsCommunity ModelAverage Age% Severe/ Profound% Nonamb-ulatoryYears

    PAYes1100143 person4386%18%78-92

    NHYes60034 to 63966%21%79-86

    LAYes2685Varied2568%17%80-86

    OKYes3809Supp Liv2586%27%90-99

    CTYes5905Varied4486%23%85-90

    CAYes120044 to 63768%28%94-99

    NCYes90044 to 64626%12%92-99

    KSNo8822 by 443100%58%97-99

    INNo2001Supp Liv3967%23%98-99

    NJNo5724 to 6367%13%89-93

    5383

    STSNo730Varied5578%29%

    MTS Beh Change

    CT 569 People Longitudinal Design

    Adaptive

    19851990

    49.554.0

    Challenging

    19851990

    79.080.2

    MTS Beh Change

    49.5

    54

    AB Growth

    Points on Scale of 100

    Adaptive Behavior Growth Among Mansfield Movers, 1985-1990

    State Outcomes

    79

    80.2

    Points on Scale of 100

    Improvement in Control of Challenging Behavior Among Mansfield Movers, 1985-1990

    DC Costs

    Adaptive Behavior Data

    State# of YearsTime-1AverageAdaptiveBehaviorScoreTime-2AverageAdaptiveBehaviorScoreGainon100PointScalesPercent from Baseline

    Pennsylvania14 years39.850.210.4

    New Hampshire8 years53.062.39.3

    Louisiana7 years56.264.28.0

    Oklahoma6 years41.347.46.2

    Connecticut5 years49.554.04.5

    California3 years44.746.72.0

    North Carolina2 years52.754.82.2

    Kansas1 year33.134.81.7

    Indiana.5 year46.448.82.4

    New Jersey2 years78.280.62.457 people moved to community

    Challenging Behavior

    State# of YearsTime-1AverageChallengingBehaviorScoreTime-2AverageChallengingBehaviorScoreGainon100PointScales

    Pennsylvania14 years77.787.39.6

    New Hampshire8 years79.678.6-1.0

    Louisiana7 years80.984.13.2

    Oklahoma6 years89.793.53.8

    Connecticut5 years79.080.21.2

    California3 years68.176.48.3

    North Carolina2 years87.789.41.7

    Kansas1 year78.681.32.7

    Indiana.5 year72.169.9-2.2

    New Jersey2 years92.989.8-3.1Negative outcome!

    Integration Changes

    State# of YearsTime-1 Integrative Activities ScoreTime-2 Integrative Activities ScoreChange

    Pennsylvania14 years9.2

    New Hampshire8 years10.0

    Louisiana7 years

    Oklahoma6 years2.77.14.4

    Connecticut5 years4.38.84.5

    California3 years3.47.64.2

    North Carolina2 years1.86.24.4

    Kansas1 year0.87.77.0

    Indiana.5 year2.77.44.7

    New Jersey3 years4.511.97.4

    CT Inst's

    3577017000

    4234019000

    4380022000

    4818026000

    5329030000

    5767034000

    6424038000

    6241540822

    6241544000

    6971548500

    7920553000

    8614057221

    10110559000

    10147062000

    12446565000

    12410068000

    10840572000

    12702075000

    12848084000

    14016086000

    150197.588000

    16133091000

    172188.7594000

    CT

    US

    $ Per Person Per Year

    Growth of Costs of Public Institutions, CT and US

    US Deinst

    3058

    2887

    2932

    2965

    2860

    2866

    2802

    2690

    2577

    2430

    2342

    2157

    1943

    1727

    1626

    1545

    1426

    1333

    1273

    1218

    1141.5

    1073.1

    Number of People

    People in Connecticut's Institutions, 1977-1998

    PA DI #s

    PA DI #s

    Thousands

    Deinstitutionalization of People with Mental Retardation in the United States

    PA DI $

    PA DI $

    9189

    8196

    7778

    8054

    7812

    6843

    6779

    6362

    5807

    5600

    4962

    4426

    4151

    4043

    3925

    3807

    3739

    3616

    3460

    3272

    3000

    2650

    2350

    People in Pennsylvania's Public Institutions, 1977 to 1999

    151

    172

    183

    158

    167

    193

    191

    186

    193

    176

    186

    191

    214

    214

    215

    228

    227

    229

    250

    261

    276

    291

    306

    Cost/Day

    Dollars Per Day

    Costs of PA's Public Institutions

  • Pennhurst: 1991 Community Family Satisfaction

    DI #s & $

    YEARINSTCOMMCOST

    52125012510001.0

    1300130

    56135013514001.4

    1480148

    60164016418681.9

    1730173

    64180018022502.3

    1920192

    68194119530503.1

    1872189

    72181618764006.4

    16612178

    76154201741500015.0

    13928167

    80126381642494424.9

    11549164

    84106621684082240.8

    10075175

    8894901845722157.2

    9088991876200062.0

    92761101866800068.0

    94681231917500075.0

    956313519884000est.

    965815020886000est.

    975416521988000est.

    Small ICFHCB

    81

    829985

    83

    84

    85

    8621165

    87

    88

    89

    90

    913847951027

    92

    93

    94

    197511000

    National Institutions, MR and MH

    YEAR

    YearMRMH198024944

    1950125510

    129520

    133531

    137542

    141555198544271

    195514555947556

    14955454516

    15354957221

    157544

    161538199065000

    196016453270000

    16752775000

    17351680000

    17750583300

    180490199586500

    196518747589000

    19245293500

    193426199897500

    193399

    189370

    1970186338

    184308

    181275

    173249

    166216

    1975161193

    154178

    146163

    139150

    132141

    1980126133

    120125

    115118

    110111

    106105

    1985103100

    10095

    9790

    9487

    9185

    19908883

    8382

    7781

    7180

    6779

    19956378

    5777

    5276

    49

    46

    200043

    California Institutional PopulationCosts Per Day Per PersonBraddock Data:My old data from Harvard Graphics

    What's This??YearPeopleCost

    7797647751771241950746

    789480786278143

    799165797079147

    808828808680165

    8185578110381180

    828145821078217619551285

    8376998311183173

    8474588412484185

    8572308514520785207207

    8669588616622786227227

    876804871722298722922919601868

    8867728817722588225225

    89673867388920424989249249

    90672267229021124990249249

    91672067209122525491254254

    9266836629922292399223923919652361

    93641293238Est93238

    94604894260Est94260

    95544595282Est95282

    96482396297Est96297

    974200Est97310Est97310Est19704635

    984000Est98323Est

    Kansas Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    77145677119

    78140678127

    79137979129

    80132780136

    81130581137

    82131682134

    83132783128

    84136084127

    85134585134

    86129486150

    87122387164

    88114988185

    891052673889207

    901017672290224

    911015672091229

    92943662992235

    9389793234

    9483694244

    9574195268

    9669696272

    97596Est97282Est

    98496Est98292Est

    Connecticut Public Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    7730587798

    78288778116

    79293279120

    80296580132

    81286081146

    82286682158

    83280283176

    84269084171

    85257785171

    86243086191

    87234287217

    88215788236

    89194389277

    90172790278

    91162691341

    92154592340

    931426-11993297

    941333-9394348

    951273-6095352

    961218-5596384

    971142Est97412Est

    981073Est98442Est

    99472Est

    Costs Per Year Per Person

    YearCTNation

    773577017000

    784234019000

    794380022000

    804818026000

    815329030000

    825767034000

    836424038000

    846241540822

    856241544000

    866971548500

    877920553000

    888614057221

    8910110559000

    9010147062000

    9112446565000

    9212410068000

    9310840572000

    9412702075000

    9512848084000

    9614016086000

    9715019888000Est

    9816133091000Est

    9917218994000Est

    In 1996, CT expended $639 million in the developmental disabilities area# Dollars% Dollars# People

    Of the $639, $173 was expended for congregate careCongregate17300000027073552%171627%100815.850815851

    The remaining $466 was expended for community services and supportsCommunity46600000072926448%464873%100258.17555938

    639000000100000000%6364100%

    No point to be made from that analysis

    Pennsylvania Public Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    YearPeopleYearCost/Day

    77918977151

    78819678172

    79777879183

    80805480158

    81781281167

    82684382193

    83677983191

    84636284186

    85580785193

    86560086176

    87496287186

    88442688191

    89415189214

    90404390214

    91392591215

    92380792228

    933739-6893227

    943616-1239422921

    953460-1569525011

    963272-1889626115

    973000Est97276Est

    982650Est98291Est

    992350Est99306Est

    &A

    Page &P

    #Inst1850-1969

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    6

    8

    10

    13

    20

    35

    55

    80

    110

    145

    180

    212

    213

    211

    209

    220

    233

    248

    262

    283

    # of Institutions

    150 years data

    1950125

    Entire United States, 1850 to 2000129

    Number of PeopleNumber of Facilities

    1850018500133

    18550.118551137

    18600.318602141

    18652186531955145

    1870418704149

    1875618756153

    1880818808157

    188511188510161

    1890141890131960164

    189518189520167

    190027190035173

    190536190555177

    191045191080180

    19155519151101965187

    1920651920145192

    1925751925180193

    1930851930212193

    1935951935213189

    194010519402111970186

    19451151945209184

    19501251950220181

    19551451955233173

    19601641960248166

    196518719652621975161

    19701861970283154

    19751611975275146

    19801261980255139

    19851031985230132

    19908819901951980126

    1995631995170120

    2000432000140.115

    150 # people

    0

    0.1

    0.3

    2

    4

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    8

    11

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    18

    27

    36

    45

    55

    65

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    85

    95

    105

    115

    125

    145

    164

    187

    186

    161

    126

    103

    88

    63

    43

    1000s of People

    150 # Inst's

    0

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    212

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    211

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    233

    248

    262

    283

    275

    255

    230

    195

    170

    140

    # of Institutions

    PA&CT OutcmDat

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Adaptive Behavior Growth, 1978-1986

    7859.7

    79

    80

    81

    82

    8370.8

    8471.7

    8572.9

    8675.2

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Challenging Behavior Improvement, 1978-1986

    7818.04

    79

    80

    81

    82

    8318.27

    8418.47

    8518.67

    8618.80

    Pennhurst Class Members in 1991:

    Family Satisfaction with Community Homes

    Dissatisfied6

    Somewhat Dissatisfied20

    Neutral18

    Somewhat Satisfied104

    Very Satisfied272

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Initial Family Attitudes Toward Community Placement, 1979

    Strongly Disagree63%297Strongly Agree9%42

    Disagree9%42PLS Family Satisfaction with Pennhurst, 1979Agree5%24

    Unsure14%66Very Satisfied0.54Unsure14%66

    Agree5%24Satisfied0.29Disagree9%42

    Strongly Agree9%42Neutral0.11Strongly Disagree63%297

    472Dissatisfied0.05

    Very Dissatisfied0.02

    1.01

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Family Perceptions of Change in General Happiness, 1985

    Much Less Happy0Much Happier43

    Less Happy0Happier32

    Same25Same25

    Happier32Less Happy0

    Much Happier43Much Less Happy0

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study: Who Pays?

    InstitutionCommunity

    Federal$25,000$3,000

    State$21,000$36,000

    Local$1,000$1,000

    $47,000$40,000

    Mansfield Longitudinal Study: Changes in Family Attitudes Toward Community Placement

    19861990

    Strongly Agree1859

    Agree1113

    Unsure136

    Disagree63

    Strongly Disagree330

    8181

    CT Family Survey 1990

    How Satisfied Are You With Your Relative's Community Home?

    Very Dissatisfied2

    Somewhat Dissatisfied14

    Neutral12

    Somewhat Satisfied51

    Very Satisfied111

    190

    CT SPI Comparisons

    CT Deinstitutionalization of Mansfield 1985-1991

    Level of Retardation Labels of People Who Moved from Institution to Community in CT, 1985-1991

    LevelPercent

    Profound38.5

    Severe30.1

    Moderate16.1

    Mild15.3

    100

    Percentage Gain in Adaptive Behavior

    LevelAB Gain

    Profound28.4

    Severe9.5

    Moderate1.3

    Mild5.3

    Total Costs by Level of Retardation

    LevelAvg. Cost

    Profound182

    Severe168

    Moderate191

    Mild161

    CT Data for AB Gain by Age

    Amount of Adaptive Behavior Gain From 1985 to 1990

    Under 60 in 19853.9

    60 or Over in 19854.7

    CT Data for Gain by Health Status

    CT Data for Consumer Satisfaction 1990

    How satisfied are you with your current home or living arrangement?

    CongregateCommunity

    3.Very satisfied155560

    2.Somewhat satisfied107192

    1.Unsatisfied or very unsatisfied3543

    2977951092

    CongregateCommunity

    3.Very satisfied52%70%

    2.Somewhat satisfied36%24%

    1.Unsatisfied or very unsatisfied12%5%

    PLS AB

    59.7

    79

    80

    81

    82

    70.8

    71.7

    72.9

    75.2

    AB Average Score

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Adaptive Behavior Growth, 1978-1986

    PLS CB

    18.04

    79

    80

    81

    82

    18.27

    18.47

    18.67

    18.8

    CB Average Score

    PLS T1 Fam

    0.63

    0.09

    0.14

    0.05

    0.09

    PLS FamSat91

    6

    20

    18

    104

    272

    # of Families

    PLS FHappy91

    0

    0

    25

    32

    43

    Number of Families

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Family Perceptions of ChangeIn Person's General Happiness Since Moving, 1985

    PLS Costs

    25000210001000

    3000360001000

    Federal

    State

    Local

    Pennhurst Longitudinal Study:Who Pays?

    CT Fam PP

    1859

    1113

    136

    63

    330

    1986

    1990

    Number of Families

    Mansfield Longitudinal Study:Changes in Family Attitudes Re: Community Placement

    CTFamSat90

    2

    14

    12

    51

    111

    Number of Families

    CT Family Survey 1990: How Satisfied Are You With Your Relative's Community Home?

    CT Cons Sat 90

    0.52188552190.7044025157

    0.36026936030.241509434

    0.11784511780.0540880503

    Congregate

    Community

    How Satisfied Are You With Your Current Home?1092 CT Class Members in 1990

    Movers LMR

    38.5

    30.1

    16.1

    15.3

    Percent

    Percent of Movers

    Level of Retardation Labels of People Who Moved from Institution to Community in CT, 1985-1991

    CT Percent Gain by LMR

    28.4

    9.5

    1.3

    5.3

    AB Gain

    Percent Gain from Baseline

    Connecticut Movers, 1985-1991:Percentage Gain in Adaptive Behavior

    Costs by LMR

    182

    168

    191

    161

    Avg. Cost

    Per Diem Costs

    Total Costs by Level of Retardation

    Age X AB Gain

    3.9

    4.7

    Points of Gain

    Movers Who Were Under 60 and Over 60 in 1985:Adaptive Behavior Gains from 1985 to 1990

    AB Gain Graph, OK

    6.3

    6.7

    5.8

    4.5

    1.7

    -0.4

    Number of People in the Home

    Points of Gain in Independence

    Size&AB OK

    Adaptive Behaviro Gain Over 6 Years

    By Number of People Living in the Home

    16.3

    26.7

    35.8

    4-54.5

    61.7

    7-10-0.4

    Oklahoma, 1990-1996

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    Studies

    PANHLAOKCTCANCKSINNJ

    Court-Ordered?YesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoNoNo

    Number of People1100600268380590120090088200575383

    Number of Years14359544212

    Community Model3 person4 to 6VariedSupp LivVaried4 to 64 to 62 by 4Supp Liv4 to 6

    Average Age43392525443746433936Age at placement, average

    % Severe/Profound86%66%68%8686%68%26%100%67%7%Only for Movers

    % Nonambulatory18%21%17%27%23%28%12%58%23%13%Only for Movers

    Areas of Study

    MTS only

    Court-Ordered?Number of PeopleNumber of YearsCommunity ModelAverage Age% Severe/ Profound% Nonamb-ulatoryYears

    PAYes1100143 person4386%18%78-92

    NHYes60034 to 63966%21%79-86

    LAYes2685Varied2568%17%80-86

    OKYes3809Supp Liv2586%27%90-99

    CTYes5905Varied4486%23%85-90

    CAYes120044 to 63768%28%94-99

    NCYes90044 to 64626%12%92-99

    KSNo8822 by 443100%58%97-99

    INNo2001Supp Liv3967%23%98-99

    NJNo5724 to 6367%13%89-93

    5383

    STSNo730Varied5578%29%

    MTS Beh Change

    CT 569 People Longitudinal Design

    Adaptive

    19851990

    49.554.0

    Challenging

    19851990

    79.080.2

    MTS Beh Change

    49.5

    54

    AB Growth

    Points on Scale of 100

    Adaptive Behavior Growth Among Mansfield Movers, 1985-1990

    State Outcomes

    79

    80.2

    Points on Scale of 100

    Improvement in Control of Challenging Behavior Among Mansfield Movers, 1985-1990

    DC Costs

    Adaptive Behavior Data

    State# of YearsTime-1AverageAdaptiveBehaviorScoreTime-2AverageAdaptiveBehaviorScoreGainon100PointScalesPercent from Baseline

    Pennsylvania14 years39.850.210.4

    New Hampshire8 years53.062.39.3

    Louisiana7 years56.264.28.0

    Oklahoma6 years41.347.46.2

    Connecticut5 years49.554.04.5

    California3 years44.746.72.0

    North Carolina2 years52.754.82.2

    Kansas1 year33.134.81.7

    Indiana.5 year46.448.82.4

    New Jersey2 years78.280.62.457 people moved to community

    Challenging Behavior

    State# of YearsTime-1AverageChallengingBehaviorScoreTime-2AverageChallengingBehaviorScoreGainon100PointScales

    Pennsylvania14 years77.787.39.6

    New Hampshire8 years79.678.6-1.0

    Louisiana7 years80.984.13.2

    Oklahoma6 years89.793.53.8

    Connecticut5 years79.080.21.2

    California3 years68.176.48.3

    North Carolina2 years87.789.41.7

    Kansas1 year78.681.32.7

    Indiana.5 year72.169.9-2.2

    New Jersey2 years92.989.8-3.1Negative outcome!

    Integration Changes

    State# of YearsTime-1 Integrative Activities ScoreTime-2 Integrative Activities ScoreChange

    Pennsylvania14 years9.2

    New Hampshire8 years10.0

    Louisiana7 years

    Oklahoma6 years2.77.14.4

    Connecticut5 years4.38.84.5

    California3 years3.47.64.2

    North Carolina2 years1.86.24.4

    Kansas1 year0.87.77.0

    Indiana.5 year2.77.44.7

    New Jersey3 years4.511.97.4

    CT Inst's

    3577017000

    4234019000

    4380022000

    4818026000

    5329030000

    5767034000

    6424038000

    6241540822

    6241544000

    6971548500

    7920553000

    8614057221

    10110559000

    10147062000

    12446565000

    12410068000

    10840572000

    12702075000

    12848084000

    14016086000

    150197.588000

    16133091000

    172188.7594000

    CT

    US

    $ Per Person Per Year

    Growth of Costs of Public Institutions, CT and US

    US Deinst

    3058

    2887

    2932

    2965

    2860

    2866

    2802

    2690

    2577

    2430

    2342

    2157

    1943

    1727

    1626

    1545

    1426

    1333

    1273

    1218

    1141.5

    1073.1

    Number of People

    People in Connecticut's Institutions, 1977-1998

    PA DI #s

    PA DI #s

    Thousands

    Deinstitutionalization of People with Mental Retardation in the United States

    PA DI $

    PA DI $

    9189

    8196

    7778

    8054

    7812

    6843

    6779

    6362

    5807

    5600

    4962

    4426

    4151

    4043

    3925

    3807

    3739

    3616

    3460

    3272

    3000

    2650

    2350

    People in Pennsylvania's Public Institutions, 1977 to 1999

    151

    172

    183

    158

    167

    193

    191

    186

    193

    176

    186

    191

    214

    214

    215

    228

    227

    229

    250

    261

    276

    291

    306

    Cost/Day

    Dollars Per Day

    Costs of PA's Public Institutions

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    DI #s & $

    YEARINSTCOMMCOST

    52125012510001.0

    1300130

    56135013514001.4

    1480148

    60164016418681.9

    1730173

    64180018022502.3

    1920192

    68194119530503.1

    1872189

    72181618764006.4

    16612178

    76154201741500015.0

    13928167

    80126381642494424.9

    11549164

    84106621684082240.8

    10075175

    8894901845722157.2

    9088991876200062.0

    92761101866800068.0

    94681231917500075.0

    956313519884000est.

    965815020886000est.

    975416521988000est.

    Small ICFHCB

    81

    829985

    83

    84

    85

    8621165

    87

    88

    89

    90

    913847951027

    92

    93

    94

    197511000

    National Institutions, MR and MH

    YEAR

    YearMRMH198024944

    1950125510

    129520

    133531

    137542

    141555198544271

    195514555947556

    14955454516

    15354957221

    157544

    161538199065000

    196016453270000

    16752775000

    17351680000

    17750583300

    180490199586500

    196518747589000

    19245293500

    193426199897500

    193399

    189370

    1970186338

    184308

    181275

    173249

    166216

    1975161193

    154178

    146163

    139150

    132141

    1980126133

    120125

    115118

    110111

    106105

    1985103100

    10095

    9790

    9487

    9185

    19908883

    8382

    7781

    7180

    6779

    19956378

    5777

    5276

    49

    46

    200043

    California Institutional PopulationCosts Per Day Per PersonBraddock Data:My old data from Harvard Graphics

    What's This??YearPeopleCost

    7797647751771241950746

    789480786278143

    799165797079147

    808828808680165

    8185578110381180

    828145821078217619551285

    8376998311183173

    8474588412484185

    8572308514520785207207

    8669588616622786227227

    876804871722298722922919601868

    8867728817722588225225

    89673867388920424989249249

    90672267229021124990249249

    91672067209122525491254254

    9266836629922292399223923919652361

    93641293238Est93238

    94604894260Est94260

    95544595282Est95282

    96482396297Est96297

    974200Est97310Est97310Est19704635

    984000Est98323Est

    Kansas Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    77145677119

    78140678127

    79137979129

    80132780136

    81130581137

    82131682134

    83132783128

    84136084127

    85134585134

    86129486150

    87122387164

    88114988185

    891052673889207

    901017672290224

    911015672091229

    92943662992235

    9389793234

    9483694244

    9574195268

    9669696272

    97596Est97282Est

    98496Est98292Est

    Connecticut Public Institutional PopulationsCosts Per Day Per Person

    7730587798

    78288778116

    79293279120

    80296580132

    81286081146

    82286682158

    83280283176

    84269084171

    85257785171

    86243086191

    87234287217

    88215788236

    89194389277

    90172790278

    91162691341

    92154592340

    931426-11993297

    941333-9394348

    951273-6095352

    961218-5596384

    971142Est97412Est

    981073Est98442Est

    99472Est

    Costs Per Year Per Person