1. The number of adults aged 65+ funded by the local authority in an elderly care home in a;
a) Residential placement
i. 2017/18:
ii. 2018/19:
iii. 2019/20:
iv. 2020/21:
v. 2021/22:
Please refer to published SALT data on NHS Digital website
b) Residential dementia/Elderly Mentally Impaired (EMI) placement
i. 2017/18:
ii. 2018/19:
iii. 2019/20:
iv. 2020/21:
v. 2021/22:
We cannot report on dementia placements as distinct from other placements.
c) Nursing placement
i. 2017/18:
ii. 2018/19:
iii. 2019/20:
iv. 2020/21:
v. 2021/22:
Please refer to published SALT data on NHS Digital website
d) Nursing dementia/Elderly Mentally Impaired (EMI) placement
i. 2017/18:
ii. 2018/19:
iii. 2019/20:
iv. 2020/21:
v. 2021/22:
We cannot report on dementia placements as distinct from other placements.

2. The average (mean) fees paid by the local authority (excluding top-ups) for elderly care home placements for;
a) Residential placements
i. 2017/18:
ii. 2018/19:
iii. 2019/20:
iv. 2020/21:
v. 2021/22:
There are no set costs for residential and nursing placements; they are dependent on care act eligibility and market capacity at the point of commissioning. Any averages would be inclusive of all fees regardless of funding source (i.e. third-party top-ups) and would not be indicative of what the cost is to the Local Authority. Deferred payments in particular will massively affect the average rate as these are typically far higher than what the Local Authority would pay.
b) Residential dementia/Elderly Mentally Impaired (EMI) placements
i. 2017/18:
ii. 2018/19:
iii. 2019/20:
iv. 2020/21:
v. 2021/22:
We cannot report on dementia placements as distinct from other placements.
c) Nursing placements
i. 2017/18:
ii. 2018/19:
iii. 2019/20:
iv. 2020/21:
v. 2021/22:
There are no set costs for residential and nursing placements; they are dependent on care act eligibility and market capacity at the point of commissioning. Any averages would be inclusive of all fees regardless of funding source (i.e. third-party top-ups) and would not be indicative of what the cost is to the Local Authority. Deferred payments in particular will massively affect the average rate as these are typically far higher than what the Local Authority would pay.
d) Nursing dementia/Elderly Mentally Impaired (EMI) placements
i. 2017/18:
ii. 2018/19:
iii. 2019/20:
iv. 2020/21:
v. 2021/22:
We cannot report on dementia placements as distinct from other placements.

3. The annual fee uplift the local authority awarded to providers for elderly care home placements for;
a) Residential placements
i. 2017/18: We do not hold data
ii. 2018/19: We invited requests from providers and responded to those: no specific % uplift
iii. 2019/20: We invited requests from providers and responded to those: no specific % uplift
iv. 2020/21: 3%
v. 2021/22: 2.2%
b) Residential dementia/Elderly Mentally Impaired (EMI) placements
i. 2017/18: We do not hold data
ii. 2018/19: We invited requests from providers and responded to those: no specific % uplift
iii. 2019/20: We invited requests from providers and responded to those: no specific % uplift
iv. 2020/21: 3%
v. 2021/22: 2.2%
c) Nursing placements
i. 2017/18: We do not hold data
ii. 2018/19: We invited requests from providers and responded to those: no specific % uplift
iii. 2019/20: We invited requests from providers and responded to those: no specific % uplift
iv. 2020/21: 3%
v. 2021/22: 2.2%
d) Nursing dementia/Elderly Mentally Impaired (EMI) placements
i. 2017/18: We do not hold data
ii. 2018/19: We invited requests from providers and responded to those: no specific % uplift
iii. 2019/20: We invited requests from providers and responded to those: no specific % uplift
iv. 2020/21: 3%
v. 2021/22: 2.2%