Data Tables
2001 Survey of Older
Minnesotans
Statewide Population
55+
Table
1 Live in Another State Part
of the Year
Table
2 Transportation Needs
Table
3 Older Adult Drivers
Table
4 Caregivers for Someone
Ill or Disabled
Table
5 Who Are Caregivers Caring
For?
Table
6 Having Living Children
Table
7 Number of Living Children
Table
8 Having Living Children
Nearby
Table
9 Having Living Children in
Household
Table
10 Contact with Children
Table
11 Contact with Friends or Other
Relatives
Table
12 Having Someone to Confide in
Table
13 Participating in Vigorous Activities
Table
14 Eating Changes Because of Illness or
Medical Condition
Table
15 Having Times When Not Enough Money to
Buy Food
Table
16 Lost or Gained 10 lbs Without Wanting
to
Table
17 Description of Current Health Status
Table
18 Difficulty Getting Medical Services
Needed
Table
19 Reason Very Difficult or Somewhat
Difficult to Get Medical Services Needed
Table
20 Quality of Health Care Received Last
Year
Table
21 Someone to Provide Care if Sick or
Disabled
Table
22 Caregiver When Ill or Disabled
Table
23 Filled Out Minnesota’s Health Care
Directive
Table
24 Hospitalized Overnight in Past Twelve
Months
Table
25 Stayed Overnight in Nursing Home in
Past 12 Months
Table
26 Government Payment for Nursing Home
and In-Home Services
Table
27 Functional Status
Table
28 Any Difficulty Preparing Meals
Table
29 Any Difficulty Shopping for Groceries
Table
30 Any Difficulty Managing Money
Table
31 Any Difficulty Doing Heavy Housework
Table
32 Any Difficulty Doing Light Housework
Table
33 Any Difficulty With Mobility (Getting
Outside)
Table
34 Any Difficulty Getting Dressed
Table
35 Any Difficulty With Personal Care
Table
36 Any Difficulty With Transfer from Bed
or Chair
Table
37 Any Difficulty Using the Toilet
Table
38 Help With Functional Activities
Table
39 Take Prescription Drugs On a Daily
Basis
Table
40 Concerns About Health
Table
41 Concerns About Children or
Grandchildren
Table
42 Concerns About Feeling Safe
Table
43 Concerns About Income or Money
Matters
Table
44 Concerns About Getting Older and
Needing Care
Table
45 Concerns About Being Cheated or
Defrauded
Table
46 Concerns About Being Able to Pay for
Prescription Drugs
Table
47 Concerns About Getting Good Health
Care
Table
48 Problems With Lonliness
Table
49 Problems With Depression
Table
50 Type of Permanent Housing
Table
51 Living in Senior Housing
Table
52 Housing Tenure
Table
53 Number of Persons in Respondent’s
Household
Table
54 Living Arrangements
Table
55 Planning to Move
Table
56 Assistance Needed to Stay in Own Home
Table
57 Service Awareness: Senior Linkage
Line
Table
58 Contact for Information About
Available Services
Table
59 Age
Table
60 Gender
Table
61 Marital Status
Table
62 Highest Educational Level
Table
63 Employment Status
Table
64 Would Like to be Working for Pay
Table
65 Main Source of Income
Table
66 Median Per Capital Income
Table
67 Per Capita Income
Table
68 Poverty Status: Live Alone
Table
69 Poverty Status: Lives with Spouse
Only
Statistical differences
between subpopulations of older persons at p
<.01, based on the Chi Square statistic, are
indicated by the placement of an asterisk after the
name of the population group in the first column.
Statistical significance means that there is a 1
percent probability that the differences could be
based on chance. More precisely, a p value less than
.01 means that only one time in a hundred would one
find differences of the size observed if there were
actually no differences between the two groups in
the population.
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