EXHIBIT 3.

Percent new nursing home admissions (during 2004) becoming long-stay, by Mental Illness (MI) status

	MI: Narrow (N=31,610)	MI: Broad (N=315,188)	MI: None (N=851,537)
NATIONAL	45.6	32.6	24.1
AL	48.7	32.7	27.1
AR	55.9	48.5	32.0
AZ	30.0	20.0	14.1
CA	43.2	29.1	20.6
CO	46.4	31.0	23.5
CT	44.2	30.2	20.1
DE	48.1	30.4	22.3
FL	33.5	23.3	16.9
GA	59.1	42.6	35.6
IA	55.6	45.7	34.0
ID	39.7	30.7	19.8
IL	54.8	35.2	22.4
IN	47.8	36.1	26.7
KS	55.2	44.7	34.9
KY	48.5	37.3	27.9
LA	61.9	52.5	38.3
MA	41.0	30.7	21.0
MD	37.3	26.3	18.5
ME	29.7	24.7	17.8
MI	41.0	30.2	25.6
MN	41.4	31.5	25.1
MO	52.3	38.4	26.9
MS	62.3	51.2	35.5
MT	42.6	34.9	25.8
NC	45.7	35.3	27.8
ND	47.5	46.6	36.6
NE	47.2	38.9	28.6
NH	43.1	35.2	24.5
NJ	43.5	26.5	17.9
NM	44.2	32.6	23.5
NV	47.0	31.7	23.4
NY	54.5	35.9	27.7
OH	42.0	30.8	21.6
OK	60.8	45.4	34.2
OR	26.3	19.7	13.8
PA	45.1	32.2	23.9
RI	44.6	32.9	25.1
SC	48.9	34.1	26.6
SD	56.1	48.4	40.7
TN	42.5	31.6	25.3
TX	52.4	41.1	31.5
UT	45.8	25.0	21.0
VA	43.6	30.0	23.2
VT	35.5	33.9	28.9
WA	30.3	22.9	16.7
WI	35.7	31.9	26.5
WV	49.0	33.1	21.9
WY	46.2	40.9	31.9

Source: All data are from authors’ calculations using the Minimum Data Set.