The results showed that gender, age, having a primary caregiver, BMI, dependency levels, IADL function, and mental status were all significant influencing factors in each household group, while depression, service resources level, and proportion of CNAs affected those in non-low-income households. Those with more prevalent signs of depression, more sufficient resources, a higher proportion of CNAs in their area, and a non-low-income household remained in the LTC system for shorter periods of time.
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