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Preliminary Data for Champlain Health Link Areas April 2013

Champlain LHIN Preliminary Data for Champlain Health Link Areas 2

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Table of Contents Overview 4

Map for Champlain Recommended Health Link Areas 5

Data Tables 6

Table 1: Population by Age (Census 2011) 6

Table 2: Population Characteristics by Residence (Health Link Area) 6

Table 3: High-Needs Patient (Selected Indicators) by Patient Residence 7

Table 4: Overall Acute Inpatient Bed Use and Emergency Department Visits by Patient Residence 7

Table 5: Estimated Average Costs and Number of Hospitalizations for Top 20 Case Mix Groups Among Champlain Residents with High-Cost Acute Inpatient Stays (Top 10%) and All Patients in 2011-12 8

Table 6: Number of Hospitalizations for People With High-Cost Inpatient Stays in 2011-12, by Residence and Top 10 Case Mix Groups 9

Table 7: High / Low Rate Summary for the Top 10 Case Mix Groups by Patient Residence (Champlain Residents with High-Cost Inpatient Stays, 2007-12) 9

Table 8: Number of Family Practitioners and Physician Offices by Type and Health Link Area (as of 31 March 2013) 10

Summary Data Map for Champlain Recommended Health Link Areas 11

Methods and Concepts 12

Appendix 16

Population by Age and Sex - Census 2011 16


Overview

This brief report provides statistical data for each of Champlain’s 10 recommended Health Link Areas. Selected indicators are provided that describe each area’s population, some of its high-needs patients and overall hospital use by all residents.

Reports with additional data will follow in the months ahead to help support the development of Health Links in Champlain.

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Map for Champlain Recommended Health Link Areas

This map shows the Champlain’s Health Link Area (HLA) boundaries as of March 2013. To zoom in and explore the areas interactively, please visit http://bit.ly/11K6dOm.

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Data Tables

Table 1: Population by Age (Census 2011) Age Group Champlain HLA 1 HLA 2 HLA 3 HLA 4 HLA 5 HLA 6 HLA 7 HLA 8 HLA 9 HLA 10

0 to 4 years 67,040 2,300 4,430 3,875 12,170 17,675 12,455 1,685 7,850 1,365 3,235 5 to 9 years 66,935 2,290 4,450 4,140 11,980 16,690 12,345 1,855 8,740 1,525 2,920 10 to 14 years 70,550 2,580 4,980 4,545 13,205 17,030 12,250 2,020 9,290 1,680 2,970 15 to 19 years 81,580 3,135 6,115 5,065 16,290 20,250 13,240 2,345 9,875 1,790 3,475 20 to 24 years 85,285 2,650 5,035 3,590 15,290 31,960 12,395 1,725 7,295 1,500 3,845 25 to 29 years 79,175 2,275 4,330 3,000 13,355 31,095 11,935 1,585 6,080 1,340 4,180 30 to 34 years 75,705 2,295 4,320 3,465 13,920 25,120 12,790 1,630 7,290 1,410 3,465 35 to 39 years 80,340 2,780 4,725 4,380 14,640 23,430 14,440 2,045 9,190 1,580 3,130 40 to 44 years 86,815 3,135 5,320 5,295 15,840 24,200 14,935 2,360 10,620 1,745 3,365 45 to 49 years 102,975 4,265 7,265 6,755 19,445 26,420 16,605 3,045 12,375 2,415 4,385 50 to 54 years 98,690 4,210 7,720 5,965 19,440 25,490 15,035 3,045 10,995 2,790 4,000 55 to 59 years 84,355 3,765 7,040 4,660 16,355 22,270 12,515 2,815 8,620 2,835 3,480 60 to 64 years 74,815 3,290 6,575 4,090 14,095 20,020 10,910 2,580 7,300 2,880 3,075 65 to 74 years 94,960 4,495 9,040 5,125 17,020 25,310 13,620 3,065 9,045 3,770 4,470 75 + years 80,525 3,460 7,790 3,535 11,360 26,095 11,860 2,500 6,665 3,060 4,200

Total population by age groups 1,229,555 46,950 89,155 67,450 224,280 352,970 197,265 34,300 131,355 31,660 54,170

Notes: Akwesasne First Nation, in HLA2, did not participate in the census and is excluded from the counts. The breakdown by age and sex is included in Appendix. Totals in Tables 1 and 2 may differ due to rounding. See “Methods and Concepts” section for definitions.

Table 2: Population Characteristics by Residence (Health Link Area)

HLA Population Area (km²)

Pop Density (pop per km²) % Seniors % French

Mother Tongue 1 46,949 1,508 31 17.0% 72.3% 2 89,145 2,286 39 18.9% 27.3% 3 67,438 1,759 38 12.8% 18.0% 4 224,339 734 306 12.7% 37.2% 5 354,022 173 2,051 14.6% 13.1% 6 197,259 1,224 161 12.9% 7.7% 7 34,308 1,817 19 16.1% 4.9% 8 131,354 1,042 126 12.0% 6.8% 9 31,676 4,483 7 21.6% 2.9%

10 54,165 2,689 20 15.9% 7.3% Champlain 1,230,655 17,714 69 14.3% 18.8%

Notes: Totals in Tables 1 and 2 may differ due to rounding. See “Methods and Concepts” section for definitions.


Table 3: High-Needs Patient (Selected Indicators) by Patient Residence

HLA A: High-Needs

Patients (rate)

B: High Cost

Inpatients (rate)

C: Multistay Inpatients

(rate)

D: 5+ ED

Visits (rate)

E: 30 Day

Revisits (rate)

A: High-Needs

Patients (count)

B: High Cost

Inpatients (count)

C: Multistay Inpatients

(count)

D: 5+ ED

Visits (count)

E: 30 Day

Revisits (count)

1 34.9 6.1 11.9 23.8 10.5 1,639 287 559 1,119 491 2 42.9 8.9 17.7 27.8 17.1 3,821 796 1,578 2,474 1,523 3 23.5 6.6 12.0 11.0 10.7 1,588 446 811 741 719 4 17.8 5.8 9.8 6.9 8.2 3,990 1,307 2,204 1,544 1,836 5 19.0 6.9 10.0 7.5 8.3 6,717 2,448 3,520 2,658 2,941 6 19.6 6.0 9.7 9.1 8.0 3,860 1,186 1,917 1,796 1,577 7 31.5 4.9 10.4 22.8 10.3 1,079 168 358 782 353 8 23.1 5.7 10.4 12.9 8.9 3,036 747 1,372 1,696 1,173 9 43.7 7.6 13.8 32.4 13.3 1,385 241 436 1,028 421

10 53.9 9.3 21.2 36.9 21.3 2,917 505 1,147 1,999 1,155 Champlain 24.4 6.6 11.3 12.9 9.9 30,032 8,131 13,902 15,837 12,189

Group A includes all patients who met the criteria for groups B and/or C and/or D in 2011-12. Rates are per 1,000 population (all ages). See “Methods and Concepts” section for further details.

Notes: Table 3 is not intended as a final, formal or ‘official’ definition of ‘high-needs’ patients. It includes just some of the region’s high-needs patients — specifically a subset of those with acute care hospitalizations or emergency department visits. Future profiles will also include people who received care in other settings.

Table 4: Overall Acute Inpatient Bed Use and Emergency Department Visits by Patient Residence

HLA Equivalent Acute Bed

(rate)

Equivalent ALC Bed Use

(rate) ED Discharges

(rate) Equivalent Acute Bed

(count)

Equivalent ALC Bed Use (count)

ED Discharges (count)

1 11.9 10.5 646.0 559 491 30,333 2 17.7 17.1 767.3 1,578 1,523 68,404 3 12.0 10.7 417.4 811 719 28,148 4 9.8 8.2 288.8 2,204 1,836 64,778 5 10.0 8.3 326.6 3,520 2,941 115,299 6 9.7 8.0 367.7 1,917 1,577 72,538 7 10.4 10.3 880.9 358 353 30,218 8 10.4 8.9 382.4 1,372 1,173 50,218 9 13.8 13.3 1,038.0 436 421 32,885

10 21.2 21.3 865.8 1,147 1,155 46,897 Champlain 11.3 9.9 438.9 13,902 12,189 539,718

Notes: Rates are per 1,000 population (all ages). Includes all patients (high-needs and otherwise). See “Methods and Concepts” section for definitions.


Table 5: Estimated Average Costs and Number of Hospitalizations for Top 20 Case Mix Groups (CMGs) Among Champlain Residents with High-Cost Acute Inpatient Stays (Top 10%) and All Patients in 2011-12

Notes: This table is based on the number of hospitalizations (discharges), not individuals (some individuals have multiple hospitalizations). Top 20 CMG’s are based on the most common CMG’s among those with high cost inpatient stays. Includes only patients in acute inpatient hospitals. See “Methods and Concepts” section for additional details.

Top 10% All patients

# CMG # of

hospitalizatons (sort order)

Avg. estimated cost per

hospitalization Total estimated cost per group

# of hospitalizations

Avg. estimated cost per

hospitalization Total estimated cost per group

1 (162) Cardiac valve replacement 311 $49,939 $15,531,072 325 $49,433 $16,065,658 2 (810) Palliative care 301 $44,075 $13,266,520 1,336 $15,278 $20,411,858

3 (172) Coronary artery bypass graft without coronary angiogram without mi/shock/arrest with/without pump 290 $21,431 $6,214,956 318 $20,986 $6,673,450

4 (670) Dementia 252 $30,338 $7,645,209 278 $28,657 $7,966,578 5 (221) Colostomy/enterostomy 229 $52,290 $11,974,453 445 $33,069 $14,715,801 6 (805) Rehabilitation 212 $32,635 $6,918,647 392 $22,094 $8,660,740 7 (181) Abdominal aorta intervention 206 $33,598 $6,921,171 222 $32,577 $7,232,068 8 (196) Heart failure without coronary angiogram 189 $36,283 $6,857,445 1,837 $10,141 $18,628,357 9 (139) Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 179 $37,330 $6,681,992 2,631 $8,478 $22,306,280

10 (811) General symptom/sign 176 $37,407 $6,583,609 1,059 $12,927 $13,689,215 11 (654) Other/unspecified septicemia 168 $45,500 $7,644,009 556 $19,180 $10,664,256

12 (175) Percutaneous coronary intervention with mi/shock/arrest/heart failure 160 $33,138 $5,302,055 1,152 $13,370 $15,401,841

13 (727) Fixation/repair hip/femur 158 $33,727 $5,328,836 678 $16,387 $11,110,528 14 (026) Ischemic event of central nervous system 139 $42,061 $5,846,537 730 $14,702 $10,732,124 15 (138) Viral/unspecified pneumonia 138 $39,851 $5,499,392 1,849 $8,219 $15,197,479 16 (671) Organic mental disorder 132 $25,810 $3,406,924 387 $17,401 $6,734,219 17 (726) Hip replacement with trauma/complication of Tx 125 $30,285 $3,785,628 395 $18,041 $7,126,366

18 (174) Pacemaker implantation/removal except cardioverter/defibrillator implant 121 $32,246 $3,901,707 353 $18,225 $6,433,498

19 (161) Implantation of cardioverter/defibrillator 86 $46,215 $3,974,463 92 $45,014 $4,141,263 20 (477) Renal failure 81 $36,789 $2,979,877 657 $10,280 $6,754,286

All other 520 CMG's 5,618 $40,180 $225,729,397 85,368 $7,627 $651,097,661 Total 9,271 $781,126 $361,993,898 101,060 $422,086 $881,743,527


Table 6: Number of Hospitalizations for People with High-Cost Inpatient Stays in 2011-12, by Residence and Top 10 Case Mix Groups (CMGs)

HLA (162) Card valve

replace

(810) Palliative

(172) CABG

w/o MI/Shock/

Arrest

(670) Dementia

(221) Colost/

enterostomy (805)

Rehab

(181) Abdom Aorta Interv

(196) Heart falure w/o cor.

Angio

(139) COPD

(139) Gen.

symptom/sign

1 10 18 8 19 13 1 10 9 7 12 2 40 6 29 27 22 5 34 25 15 8 3 28 12 22 14 12 9 10 7 6 11 4 34 57 56 31 41 10 27 31 27 31 5 92 122 63 34 63 64 53 60 62 70 6 40 45 42 21 36 35 32 24 16 16 7 7 8 7 16 3 13 6 2 7 3 8 33 27 35 35 25 26 14 13 15 9 9 8 3 11 15 5 27 8 2 10 2

10 18 3 17 40 9 22 12 15 14 14 Champlain 310 301 290 252 231 211 206 188 179 176

Notes: Top 10 CMG’s are based on the most common CMG’s among those with high cost inpatient stays. Excludes non-high cost patients (i.e. the other 90% in acute care beds) and patients in other settings. See “Methods and Concepts” section for definitions.

Table 7: High / Low Rate Summary for the Top 10 Case Mix Groups (CMGs) by Patient Residence (Champlain Residents with High Cost Inpatient Stays, 2007-12)

HLA High / Low CMGs 1 ↑ Palliative, ↓ Rehab, ↑ Gen. symptom/sign 2 ↑ Card valve replace, ↑ Colost/Enterostomy, ↓ Rehab, ↑ Abdom Aorta Interv, ↑ Heart falure w/o cor. Angio 3 ↓ Rehab 4 ↓ Dementia, ↓ Rehab 5 ↓ Dementia, ↓ Rehab 6 ↓ Dementia, ↓ Gen. symptom/sign 7 ↓ Heart falure w/o cor. Angio 8 ↓ Gen. symptom/sign 9 ↑ Dementia, ↑ Rehab, ↓ Heart falure w/o cor. Angio

10 ↑ Dementia, ↑ Rehab, ↑ Heart falure w/o cor. Angio, ↑ COPD, ↑ Gen. symptom/sign Red: Population rate is at least 40% higher than the Champlain average. Blue: Population rate is at least 40% lower than the Champlain average.

Notes: Based on 5 years of data in order to attain greater statistical precision. Excludes non-high cost patients (i.e. the other 90% in acute care beds) and patients in other settings. See “Methods and Concepts” section for definitions.


Table 8: Number of Family Practitioners and Physician Offices by Type and Health Link Area (as of 31 March 2013)

HLA Family

Practitioners (FP)

Doctors Offices (unique

locations)

Family Health Teams (FHT)

Family Health Organizations

(FHO) Family Health Groups (FHG)

1 56 18 2 0 3 2 80 34 0 1 3 3 40 13 0 6 1 4 263 89 6 6 12 5 624 216 4 15 12 6 172 33 1 6 6 7 36 14 1 2 1 8 121 32 3 3 5 9 34 19 1 1 1

10 52 28 3 1 0 Champlain 1,478 496 21 41 44

See “Methods and Concepts” section for definitions.

See the complete Provider List by Health Link Area (LHIN-funded organizations and primary care group practices) on our website, here.

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Summary Data Map for Champlain Recommended Health Link Areas


Methods and Concepts

Table 1: Population by Age (Census 2011) Appendix: Population by Age and Sex - Census 2011 Population:

Population estimates were based on the 2011 census. Akwesasne First Nation, in HLA2, did not participate in the census and is excluded from the counts. Totals in Tables 1 and 2 may differ due to rounding.

Table 2: Population Characteristics by Residence (Health Link Area) Population and Percent Seniors:

Population estimates were based on the population in 2011. Percent aged 65 years or over provided as a percentage of the total population. Totals in Tables 1 and 2 may differ due to rounding.

Percent French Mother Tongue:

Proportion of residents who included French as one of their first official languages spoken languages in the 2011 census. Totals in Tables 1 and 2 may differ due to rounding.

Table 3: High-Needs Patient (Selected Indicators) by Patient Residence Rates:

All reported rates are based on hospital records for the 2011-12 fiscal year.1 Rates are per 1,000 persons, based on area of residence irrespective or where people received care in Ontario. Rates are crude, not age-adjusted. Population estimates to calculate rates were obtained from the 2011 census.

People with High Needs (composite indicator):

Includes those who met the definition of one or more of the following in 2011-12:

• People with a high cost inpatient stay

• People with multiple inpatient stays

• People with 5+ ED visits

See definitions of each, below.

1 Data source: Intellihealth Ontario. For acute inpatient and bed use data: Inpatient Table (Discharge Abstracts Database-DAD). For emergency department visits: National Ambulatory Care Reporting System (NACRS).


People with a High Cost Inpatient Stay:

Includes people who had at least one acute inpatient stay in 2011-12 that was in the top 10% in terms of cost (based on CMG+ Resource Intensity Weight). Select very high cost groups considered likely to receive most of their care in the acute care setting only are excluded (people who received transplants, premature babies and victims of serious burns).2 Designated (scheduled) mental health beds, designated rehabilitation beds and complex continuing care beds are excluded.

People with multiple Inpatient stays:

People who had two or more acute care hospitalizations in 2011-12. May involve more than one Ontario hospital. Includes patients admitted for any reason. Designated (scheduled) mental health beds, designated rehabilitation beds and complex continuing care beds are excluded.

People with 5+ ED Visits:

People who had five or more planned or unplanned emergency department visits for any reason, within 2011-12. May involve multiple Ontario hospitals.

People with a readmission within 30 days

People who had an acute care admission within 30 days of being discharged from an earlier acute care stay in 2011-12. May involve more than one Ontario hospital.

2 The following specific Case Mix Groups (patient counts in brackets) were excluded: 110 (4), 131 (4), 146 (3), 160 (16), 270 (24), 283 (5), 450 (53), 451 (13), 570-572 (44), 576-602 (14,130), 610 (73), 710 (7), 711 (6), 712 (1), 717 (4), 718 (9), 762 (17), 918 (3).

Includes patients admitted for any reason. Designated (scheduled) mental health beds, designated rehabilitation beds and complex continuing care beds are excluded.

Table 4: Overall Acute Inpatient and Emergency Department and Bed Rate Use by Patient Residence Rates:

All reported rates are based on hospital records for the 2011-12 fiscal year.3 Rates are per 1,000 persons, based on area of residence irrespective or where people received care in Ontario. Rates are crude, not age-adjusted. Population estimates to calculate rates were obtained from the 2011 census.

Equivalent Acute Bed Use:

The values are based on the total length of stay for patients discharged from acute care hospitals in Ontario. Patients can have multiple discharges from one or more hospitals. Each is counted separately. The number of beds is estimated using a 90% occupancy assumption.4 Designated (scheduled) mental health beds, designated rehabilitation beds and complex continuing care beds are excluded.

3 Data source: Intellihealth Ontario. For acute inpatient and bed use data: Inpatient Table (Discharge Abstracts Database-DAD). For emergency department visits: National Ambulatory Care Reporting System (NACRS). 4 The 90% figure was used as a general benchmark to ‘convert’ the length of stay into an estimated number of beds. In reality, occupancy varies from site to site and over time.


Equivalent ALC Bed Use:

The values are obtained on the alternative level of care (ALC) length of stay for patients discharged from acute care hospitals in Ontario. The number of beds is estimated using a 90% occupancy assumption.4 Patients are designated “alternative level of care” when they no longer require an acute bed but are not able to be discharged because the care they require elsewhere (e.g. in a long-term care facility) is not available. Designated (scheduled) mental health beds, designated rehabilitation beds and complex continuing care beds are excluded.

ED Visits:

The values are based on the count of planned and unplanned visits to emergency departments during 2011-2012. An individual may make multiple visits and may visit more than one emergency department within the year. Each visit is counted separately.

Table 5: Top 20 Case Mix Groups Among Champlain Residents with High Cost Acute Inpatient Stays (Top 10%) in 2011-12 CMG Cost:

The top 20 Case Mix Groups (CMGs) are obtained for the entire Champlain area based on the most common CMGs for people with high cost inpatient stays (i.e. the top 10% - see definition above) for 2011-12. Average costs are then calculated based on patients’ Resource Intensity Weights (RIW) and the

average cost per weighted case according to the Ontario Cost Distribution Methodology (OCDM). A volume-weighted average for all Champlain hospitals ($5,968 per weighted case) is derived from the most recent OCDM estimates available (2010-11).

Table 6: Number of Hospitalizations for People with High Cost Inpatient Stays in 2011-12, by Residence and Top 10 Case Mix Groups The top 10 Case Mix Groups (CMGs)5 are obtained for the entire Champlain area based on the most common CMGs for people with high cost inpatient stays (see definition above) for 2011-12. The number of patients discharged is provided for each Health Link Area.

5 The top 10 CMG’s in order of most to least cases were (CMG numbers given in brackets): (162) Cardiac valve replacement, (810) Palliative care, (172) Coronary artery bypass graft without coronary angiogram without mi/shock/arrest with/without pump, (670) Dementia, (221) Colostomy/enterostomy, (805) Rehabilitation, (181) Abdominal aorta intervention, (196) Heart failure without coronary angiogram, (139) Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, (811) General symptom/sign.


Table 7: High / Low Rate Summary for the Top 10 Case Mix Groups by Patient Residence (Champlain Residents with High Cost Inpatient Stays, 2007-12) Each Health Link Area (HLA) is compared to the average per capita rate of discharges for each of the top 10 CMG's from 2007 to 2012. Five years of data is used in order to attain greater statistical precision. Those with CMG-specific discharge rates 40% above the Champlain average are considered “high” for that CMG and displayed in red. Those 40% below the regional average are considered “low” for that CMG and displayed in blue.

Table 8: Number of Family Practitioners and Physician Offices by Type and Health Link Area (as of 31 March 2013) The values were obtained for the number of Family Practitioners located within each HLA. The data is obtained from a combination of three sources and represents the most comprehensive data set available to the Champlain LHIN.


Appendix

Appendix: Population by Age and Sex - Census 2011 Champlain HLA 1 HLA 2 HLA 3 HLA 4 HLA 5

Age group Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

0 to 4 years 34,170 32,870 67,040 1,210 1,090 2,300 2,235 2,195 4,430 1,915 1,960 3,875 6,205 5,965 12,170 8,915 8,760 17,675 5 to 9 years 33,990 32,945 66,935 1,195 1,095 2,290 2,315 2,135 4,450 2,110 2,030 4,140 6,025 5,955 11,980 8,380 8,310 16,690

10 to 14 years 35,895 34,655 70,550 1,330 1,250 2,580 2,570 2,410 4,980 2,305 2,240 4,545 6,675 6,530 13,205 8,705 8,325 17,030 15 to 19 years 41,720 39,860 81,580 1,565 1,570 3,135 3,145 2,970 6,115 2,665 2,400 5,065 8,155 8,135 16,290 10,295 9,955 20,250 20 to 24 years 43,270 42,015 85,285 1,370 1,280 2,650 2,520 2,515 5,035 1,835 1,755 3,590 7,770 7,520 15,290 15,825 16,135 31,960 25 to 29 years 39,340 39,835 79,175 1,145 1,130 2,275 2,105 2,225 4,330 1,470 1,530 3,000 6,580 6,775 13,355 15,330 15,765 31,095 30 to 34 years 36,475 39,230 75,705 1,135 1,160 2,295 2,055 2,265 4,320 1,635 1,830 3,465 6,645 7,275 13,920 12,305 12,815 25,120 35 to 39 years 38,335 42,005 80,340 1,330 1,450 2,780 2,260 2,465 4,725 2,070 2,310 4,380 6,945 7,695 14,640 11,435 11,995 23,430 40 to 44 years 42,390 44,425 86,815 1,560 1,575 3,135 2,580 2,740 5,320 2,595 2,700 5,295 7,575 8,265 15,840 11,840 12,360 24,200 45 to 49 years 50,760 52,215 102,975 2,090 2,175 4,265 3,540 3,725 7,265 3,390 3,365 6,755 9,425 10,020 19,445 13,160 13,260 26,420 50 to 54 years 48,310 50,380 98,690 2,150 2,060 4,210 3,850 3,870 7,720 3,025 2,940 5,965 9,295 10,145 19,440 12,505 12,985 25,490 55 to 59 years 41,065 43,290 84,355 1,895 1,870 3,765 3,480 3,560 7,040 2,335 2,325 4,660 7,940 8,415 16,355 10,785 11,485 22,270 60 to 64 years 36,535 38,280 74,815 1,630 1,660 3,290 3,235 3,340 6,575 2,050 2,040 4,090 6,860 7,235 14,095 9,695 10,325 20,020 65 to 74 years 45,270 49,690 94,960 2,220 2,275 4,495 4,435 4,605 9,040 2,545 2,580 5,125 8,120 8,900 17,020 11,580 13,730 25,310

75 + years 32,100 48,425 80,525 1,420 2,040 3,460 3,175 4,615 7,790 1,485 2,050 3,535 4,480 6,880 11,360 10,170 15,925 26,095 Total

population 599,515 630,040 1,229,555 23,235 23,715 46,950 43,520 45,635 89,155 33,430 34,020 67,450 108,590 115,690 224,280 170,885 182,085 352,970

Notes: Akwesasne First Nation, in HLA2, did not participate in the census and is excluded from the counts. See “Methods and Concepts” section for definitions.


Appendix: Population by Age and Sex - Census 2011 (cont'd) Champlain HLA 6 HLA 7 HLA 8 HLA 9 HLA 10

Age group Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

0 to 4 years 34,170 32,870 67,040 6,315 6,140 12,455 885 800 1,685 4,060 3,790 7,850 730 635 1,365 1,700 1,535 3,235 5 to 9 years 33,990 32,945 66,935 6,330 6,015 12,345 940 915 1,855 4,445 4,295 8,740 765 760 1,525 1,485 1,435 2,920

10 to 14 years 35,895 34,655 70,550 6,255 5,995 12,250 1,040 980 2,020 4,645 4,645 9,290 850 830 1,680 1,520 1,450 2,970

15 to 19 years 41,720 39,860 81,580 6,780 6,460 13,240 1,250 1,095 2,345 5,170 4,705 9,875 930 860 1,790 1,765 1,710 3,475

20 to 24 years 43,270 42,015 85,285 6,325 6,070 12,395 920 805 1,725 3,775 3,520 7,295 775 725 1,500 2,155 1,690 3,845

25 to 29 years 39,340 39,835 79,175 5,890 6,045 11,935 785 800 1,585 2,975 3,105 6,080 690 650 1,340 2,370 1,810 4,180

30 to 34 years 36,475 39,230 75,705 5,980 6,810 12,790 810 820 1,630 3,420 3,870 7,290 675 735 1,410 1,815 1,650 3,465

35 to 39 years 38,335 42,005 80,340 6,820 7,620 14,440 950 1,095 2,045 4,220 4,970 9,190 780 800 1,580 1,525 1,605 3,130

40 to 44 years 42,390 44,425 86,815 7,260 7,675 14,935 1,145 1,215 2,360 5,220 5,400 10,620 915 830 1,745 1,700 1,665 3,365

45 to 49 years 50,760 52,215 102,975 8,090 8,515 16,605 1,505 1,540 3,045 6,130 6,245 12,375 1,200 1,215 2,415 2,230 2,155 4,385

50 to 54 years 48,310 50,380 98,690 7,285 7,750 15,035 1,445 1,600 3,045 5,395 5,600 10,995 1,350 1,440 2,790 2,010 1,990 4,000

55 to 59 years 41,065 43,290 84,355 5,935 6,580 12,515 1,345 1,470 2,815 4,240 4,380 8,620 1,390 1,445 2,835 1,720 1,760 3,480

60 to 64 years 36,535 38,280 74,815 5,245 5,665 10,910 1,280 1,300 2,580 3,575 3,725 7,300 1,410 1,470 2,880 1,555 1,520 3,075

65 to 74 years 45,270 49,690 94,960 6,345 7,275 13,620 1,550 1,515 3,065 4,420 4,625 9,045 1,900 1,870 3,770 2,155 2,315 4,470

75 + years 32,100 48,425 80,525 4,710 7,150 11,860 1,035 1,465 2,500 2,770 3,895 6,665 1,260 1,800 3,060 1,595 2,605 4,200 Total

population 599,515 630,040 1,229,555 95,605 101,660 197,265 16,875 17,425 34,300 64,450 66,905 131,355 15,625 16,035 31,660 27,300 26,870 54,170

See “Methods and Concepts” section for definitions.

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