Statistics and Data Analysis: Other Reports and Data

Periodically, Statistics and Data Analysis (SDA) is involved in compiling and/or producing data for specialized reports that include county mental health statistical data as well as data from sources outside SDA. Frequently these are single reports which are not updated. However, the data may still be needed for reference in the report and may be helpful for historical research. This website will contain such reports and/or data used in such reports.

Contact: For questions regarding statistical information, please call (916) 653-6257, or e-mail Tom Wilson.

AB 328 Realignment Reports and Data

• Realignment Report of 2003
• Source Data:
  
  
  • County Mental Health Clients with total units of service, units of time and estimated cost by age (0-17 and 18 +), service type and county.
    • CSI FY 1999-2000
    • CDS FY 1996-97
    • CDS FY 1993-94
    • CDS FY 1990-91
  • County Mental Health Clients by age (0-17 and 18 +) and county.
    
  • CSI by age 1999-2000
  • CDS by age 1996-97
  • CDS by age 1993-94
  • CDS by age 1990-91
• Short/Doyle/Medi-Cal Claims with number of clients, units of service, units of time, and approved amount, by age ( 0-17 and 18+) , county and type of service.
  • SDMC claims for realignment 1999-2000
  • SDMC claims for realignment 1996-97
  • SDMC claims for realignment 1993-94
  • SDMC claims for realignment 1990-91
• Short Paid Claims and Inpatient Consolidation Claims with number of clients, units of service, units of time, and approved amount, by age ( 0-17 and 18+) , county and type of service.
  • Short paid claim & Inpatient Consolidation 1999-2000
  • Short paid claim & Inpatient Consolidation 1996-97
  • Short paid claim & Inpatient Consolidation 1993-94
  • Short paid claim & Inpatient Consolidation 1990-91
• Total units of service by type/mode of service, county and fiscal year.
  • Units FY 1999-2000
  • Units FY 1996-97
  • Units FY 1993-94
  • Units FY 1990-91
• Total cost of service by type/mode of service, county and fiscal year.
  • Costs 1999-2000
  • Costs 1996-97
  • Costs 1993-94
  • Costs 1990-91
• County Population Data:
  • 1-Population

STATE HOSPITALS BENCHMARK DATA

STATE HOSPITALS

• 9-State Hospitals 1990-91
• 9-State Hospitals 1993-94
• 9-State Hospitals 1996-97
• 9-State Hospitals 1999-00

State Hospitals Patient Movements and Population Information

The State Hospitals Benchmark Information book is produced by Statistics and Data Analysis (SDA) to facilitate access to frequently requested information. This contains admission, discharge and inpatient population information by billable versus non-billable status for each fiscal year, from 1979-80 through the most recently completed fiscal year. Frequency distributions for key demographic variables are provided for the inpatient population on June 30th of each fiscal year throughout the period. Also, included is a less detailed historical series, organized by hospital and fiscal year, beginning in 1850-51.

The data presented in this site is only a small representation of what is available from SDA. If there is a need for other information concerning State Hospital populations and movements, please don't hesitate to call. We can quickly produce a wide variety of documents including tables, graphs and reports, covering a broad range of variable and time periods.

If you have any questions about the enclosed material or would like to discuss the availability of additional data, please contact at the Statistics and Data Analysis unit at (916) 653-6257.

State Hospitals Benchmark Reports

• Glossary (MS Word)
• FY 79-80 (MS Excel)
• FY 80-81 (MS Excel)
• FY 81-82 (MS Excel)
• FY 82-83 (MS Excel)
• FY 83-84 (MS Excel)
• FY 84-85 (MS Excel)
• FY 85-86 (MS Excel)
• FY 86-87 (MS Excel)
• FY 87-88 (MS Excel)
• FY 88-89 (MS Excel)
• FY 89-90 (MS Excel)
• FY 90-91 (MS Excel)
• FY 91-92 (MS Excel)
• FY 92-93 (MS Excel)
• FY 93-94 (MS Excel)
• FY 94-95 (MS Excel)
• FY 95-96 (MS Excel)
• FY 96-97 (MS Excel)
• FY 97-98 (MS Excel)
• FY 98-99 (MS Excel)
• FY 99-00 (MS Excel)
• FY 00-01 (MS Excel)
  
  

DATA FOR ANALYSIS OF QUALITY AND ADEQUACY OF SERVICES FOR EMILY Q. CLASS MEMBERS

Pursuant to Emily Q. v. Bonta (C.D.Cal., 2001, CV 98-4181 AHM (AIJx)), Order Re: Plan to Increase TBS Utilization and Joint Stipulation Thereof, filed July 29, 2004, the Department of Mental Health (DMH) has prepared these data to display the TBS utilization rate by county mental health plan (MHPs) along with rates of state hospital placements by county making the placement, readmissions for psychiatric inpatient hospital services by MHP of the beneficiary, and group home placements at Rate Classification Levels 12, 13 and 14 by county making the placement. DMH will be analyzing these data to select MHPs for focused reviews to examine quality of care and adequacy of services for Medi-Cal beneficiaries who are Emily Q. class members. In selecting MHPs for focused reviews, DMH may also consider data on the percentage of youth in juvenile halls who have mental health needs or prescribed psychotropic medications by the county of the facility and the rates of juvenile arrests by county in which the arrest was made, which are also included in the data below.

• Penetration Rates—Hospital Inpatient and RCL 12-14 Placements, 2002 and 2003
• Inpatient Consolidation and Short/Doyle Medi-Cal Inpatient Readmissions, 2002 and 2003
• State Hospital Admissions
• Foster Care Placement in RCL 12-14
• TBS Penetration Rates 2002
• TBS Penetration Rates 2003 (data not final)
• Juvenile Hall: Mental Health Cases and Cases on Psychotropic Medications 2002 and 2003
• Juvenile Misdemeanor Arrests per 1,000 population (Age 10-17), 2002 and 2003
• Juvenile Felony Arrests per 1,000 population (Age 10-17), 2002 and 2003