Table 1.

Proportion of nonhospitalized individuals (%) by age period (years) and age at death (years) in the 1905 Cohort^†

		Not hospitalized at age:
Age at death	N	71–74	75–79	80–84	85–89	90–94	95–99
Total sample – men and women (n = 39 945)
71–74	5484	19.1
75–79	9012	57.2	13.7
80–84	9494	68.4	41.3	14.4
85–89	8506	74.9	53.1	35.7	20.1
90–94	5261	79.3	62.6	49.2	34.0	30.2
95–99	1829	81.7	68.1	57.5	44.7	33.6	38.9
100+	359	80.5	68.8	60.2	52.4	45.4	43.5
Male subjects (n = 17 681)
71–74	3247	20.1
75–79	4873	56.6	13.9
80–84	4346	67.8	41.3	13.1
85–89	3221	74.2	53.2	36.3	18.1
90–94	1544	79.0	63.9	50.6	35.6	27.1
95–99	400	78.3	63.0	59.8	46.3	35.8	33.8
100+	50	76.0	64.0	52.0	60.0	40.0	30.0
Female subjects (n = 22 264)
71–74	2237	17.7
75–79	4139	57.9	13.6
80–84	5148	69.0	41.2	15.5
85–89	5285	75.3	53.1	35.4	21.3
90–94	3717	79.4	62.1	48.6	33.3	31.5
95–99	1429	82.6	69.6	56.8	44.3	33.0	40.3
100+	309	81.2	69.6	61.5	51.1	46.3	45.6

^†Individuals with a migration status were excluded from the analysis (n = 410).