Table A-1 Ohio counties ranked by growth rate from 2010 to 2015 of seniors (population age 60 and older)

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1 Appendices Table A-1 Ohio counties ranked by growth rate from 2010 to 2015 of seniors (population age 60 and older) Rank County Senior population growth rate Estimated number of seniors Delaware 33.39% 33,937 2 Warren 28.69% 43,384 3 Union 25.38% 9,189 4 Clermont 24.69% 43,039 5 Medina 22.15% 40,544 6 Morrow 20.96% 8,101 7 Fairfield 20.59% 31,685 8 Brown 20.25% 11,097 9 Portage 19.93% 35, Butler 19.08% 73, Noble 18.90% 5, Perry 18.69% 8, Vinton 18.69% 3, Licking 18.65% 37, Lorain 18.59% 72, Wood 18.28% 26, Geauga 17.89% 24, Madison 17.74% 9, Ottawa 17.50% 13, Fulton 17.45% 9, Knox 17.24% 14, Greene 17.18% 36, Franklin 17.02% 199, Shelby 16.86% 10, Mercer 16.82% 9, Clinton 16.41% 9, Holmes 16.22% 7, Meigs 16.21% 6, Wayne 16.10% 27, Putnam 15.99% 7, Ross 15.65% 17, Huron 15.46% 13,282 1

2 33 Jackson 15.19% 7, Pickaway 14.96% 11, Hancock 14.92% 17, Carroll 14.89% 7, Miami 14.83% 25, Preble 14.82% 10, Athens 14.81% 10, Auglaize 14.75% 11, Pike 14.73% 6, Adams 14.71% 6, Paulding 14.12% 4, Logan 14.06% 10, Tuscarawas 14.06% 23, Defiance 13.99% 9, Washington 13.96% 17, Hocking 13.88% 7, Columbiana 13.83% 28, Highland 13.81% 10, Lake 13.81% 58, Lawrence 13.75% 15, Seneca 13.60% 13, Williams 13.54% 9, Ashland 13.50% 13, Belmont 13.31% 19, Coshocton 13.20% 9, Summit 13.11% 126, Ashtabula 13.07% 25, Harrison 13.02% 4, Wyandot 12.85% 5, Marion 12.65% 15, Muskingum 12.59% 20, Monroe 12.50% 4, Fayette 12.18% 6, Guernsey 12.11% 10, Sandusky 12.11% 14, Stark 11.66% 94, Henry 11.41% 6, Gallia 11.40% 7,532 2

3 71 Lucas 11.28% 91, Champaign 11.25% 9, Erie 10.88% 20, Richland 10.83% 31, Darke 10.49% 13, Allen 10.43% 24, Hardin 10.23% 6, Van Wert 10.22% 7, Scioto 9.92% 18, Hamilton 9.67% 163, Trumbull 9.33% 55, Montgomery 9.20% 123, Crawford 9.19% 11, Morgan 9.12% 3, Clark 8.80% 34, Jefferson 8.03% 18, Cuyahoga 7.97% 294, Mahoning 7.95% 62,707 Statewide 13.66% 2,600,352 Source: Policy Matters Ohio analysis of Miami University s Scripps Gerontology Center population data: see Ritchey, P. N., Mehdizadeh, S. & Yamashita, T. (2012). Projections of Ohio's Population Scripps Gerontology Center, Miami University, Oxford, OH. County Table A-2 Estimates of annual incidents of elderly abuse Adults age 60 or older Estimates of number of incidents of elder abuse, mistreatment or neglect Average reports of abuse, 2010 to 2013 National Elder Abuse Incidence Study Family Violence Assessment of Ohio (Elder abuse) Lower estimate Higher estimate National Center on Elder Abuse (est. for 2015) Adams Allen Ashland Ashtabula 272 1, Athens Auglaize Belmont Brown Butler 392 1,958 2, Carroll Champaign

4 Clark , Clermont 281 1,405 1, Clinton Columbiana 258 1, Coshocton Crawford Cuyahoga ,757 11, Darke Defiance Delaware Erie Fairfield Fayette Franklin ,775 6, Fulton Gallia Geauga Greene 398 1,992 1, Guernsey Hamilton 531 2,653 6, Hancock Hardin Harrison Henry Highland Hocking Holmes Huron Jackson Jefferson Knox Lake , Lawrence Licking Logan Lorain 534 2,668 2, Lucas 680 3,402 3, Madison Mahoning 314 1,568 2, Marion Medina ,

5 Meigs Mercer Miami Monroe Montgomery ,585 4, Morgan Morrow Muskingum Noble Ottawa Paulding Perry Pickaway Pike Portage , Preble Putnam Richland 218 1,088 1, Ross Sandusky Scioto Seneca Shelby Stark 316 1,578 3, Summit 802 4,012 4, Trumbull 470 2,352 2, Tuscarawas Union Van Wert Vinton Warren 262 1,308 1, Washington Wayne Williams Wood 236 1, Wyandot Statewide 15,113 75,553 89, , ,265 Source: Policy Matters Ohio, based on Table A-1 (see Appendix); also on ODJFS incident reports for National Elder Abuse Incidence Study estimated five incidents for each report. Dr. Kenneth Steinman s Family Violence Study for Ohio (2010) National Center for Elder Abuse of US Department of Health and Human Services estimated that 7.6 percent to 10 percent of elders suffer mistreatment; here the lower figure 7.6 percent is used. 5

6 County Table A-3 Caseworkers needed for adult protection, all Ohio counties Based on varying estimates of scope of problem National Elder Abuse Incidence study Family Violence Assessment of Ohio (Elder abuse) Lower estimate Lower estimate National Center on Elder Abuse Adams Allen Ashland Ashtabula Athens Auglaize Belmont Brown Butler Carroll Champaign Clark Clermont Clinton Columbiana Coshocton Crawford Cuyahoga Darke Defiance Delaware Erie Fairfield Fayette Franklin Fulton Gallia Geauga Greene Guernsey Hamilton Hancock

7 Hardin Harrison Henry Highland Hocking Holmes Huron Jackson Jefferson Knox Lake Lawrence Licking Logan Lorain Lucas Madison Mahoning Marion Medina Meigs Mercer Miami Monroe Montgomery Morgan Morrow Muskingum Noble Ottawa Paulding Perry Pickaway Pike Portage Preble Putnam Richland

8 Ross Sandusky Scioto Seneca Shelby Stark Summit Trumbull Tuscarawas Union Van Wert Vinton Warren Washington Wayne Williams Wood Wyandot Statewide Source: Policy Matters Ohio based on Tables A1-A2 (see Appendix) and Marilyn Whalen, Caroline Lieske and Joanne Marlatt, APS Compilation of workload studies and caseload data, National Association of Adult Protective Services Administrators,

9 County Table A-4 Estimated cost of caseworkers needed for adult protection All Ohio counties, based on various estimates of scope of problem National Elder Abuse Incidence Study Family Violence Assessment of Ohio (Elder abuse) Lower estimate Lower estimate National Center on Elder Abuse Adams $42,261 $33,809 $42,261 $72,877 Allen $42,261 $121,148 $154,957 $257,643 Ashland $42,261 $63,392 $81,705 $140,197 Ashtabula $190,175 $119,740 $152,140 $267,899 Athens $42,261 $52,122 $67,618 $116,247 Auglaize $42,261 $53,531 $69,026 $118,378 Belmont $126,783 $95,792 $122,557 $208,298 Brown $126,783 $47,896 $60,574 $118,806 Butler $275,870 $331,045 $422,610 $789,748 Carroll $42,261 $36,626 $46,487 $83,358 Champaign $42,261 $43,670 $56,348 $97,790 Clark $63,392 $176,088 $223,983 $365,732 Clermont $190,175 $178,905 $229,618 $460,781 Clinton $42,261 $45,078 $57,757 $101,687 Columbiana $190,175 $138,053 $176,088 $300,992 Coshocton $42,261 $46,487 $60,574 $100,466 Crawford $126,783 $60,574 $76,070 $123,206 Cuyahoga $1,796,093 $1,591,831 $2,032,754 $3,149,484 Darke $42,261 $66,209 $84,522 $143,387 Defiance $42,261 $46,487 $59,165 $99,695 Delaware $42,261 $115,513 $146,505 $363,334 Erie $42,261 $102,835 $132,418 $222,559 Fairfield $126,783 $135,235 $171,861 $339,223 Fayette $42,261 $33,809 $42,261 $73,380 Franklin $824,090 $921,290 $1,176,265 $2,135,518 Fulton $42,261 $47,896 $60,574 $105,873 Gallia $42,261 $38,035 $49,305 $80,639 Geauga $63,392 $114,105 $145,096 $2,605,688 Greene $274,697 $169,044 $215,531 $395,473 Guernsey $105,653 $50,713 $64,800 $108,153 Hamilton $380,349 $931,151 $1,187,534 $1,753,020 9

10 Hancock $42,261 $80,296 $102,835 $184,852 Hardin $42,261 $35,218 $45,078 $70,917 Harrison $42,261 $22,539 $28,174 $47,567 Henry $42,261 $35,218 $45,078 $70,436 Highland $84,522 $49,305 $61,983 $112,735 Hocking $42,261 $35,218 $45,078 $79,065 Holmes $42,261 $35,218 $45,078 $83,904 Huron $42,261 $63,392 $80,296 $142,199 Jackson $42,261 $38,035 $47,896 $83,240 Jefferson $42,261 $107,061 $136,644 $203,181 Knox $42,261 $66,209 $84,522 $156,823 Lake $105,653 $285,966 $364,853 $627,357 Lawrence $63,392 $77,479 $100,018 $165,485 Licking $126,783 $74,661 $111,287 $405,066 Logan $42,261 $54,939 $70,435 $116,290 Lorain $380,349 $332,453 $425,427 $781,493 Lucas $486,002 $462,054 $590,245 $982,265 Madison $42,261 $42,261 $53,531 $97,254 Mahoning $211,305 $324,001 $412,749 $671,349 Marion $84,522 $73,252 $92,974 $163,333 Medina $42,261 $166,227 $212,714 $434,069 Meigs $42,261 $29,583 $36,626 $65,157 Mercer $42,261 $47,896 $60,574 $106,772 Miami $105,653 $122,557 $156,366 $274,291 Monroe $42,261 $21,131 $28,174 $47,107 Montgomery $781,829 $639,550 $817,046 $1,320,322 Morgan $42,261 $21,131 $26,765 $42,803 Morrow $42,261 $35,218 $45,078 $86,730 Muskingum $84,522 $104,244 $133,827 $220,246 Noble $42,261 $15,496 $21,131 $59,398 Ottawa $42,261 $57,757 $73,252 $139,201 Paulding $42,261 $22,539 $28,174 $50,008 Perry $42,261 $36,626 $46,487 $86,334 Pickaway $42,261 $56,348 $71,844 $126,482 Pike $63,392 $32,400 $40,852 $72,716 Portage $126,783 $153,548 $197,218 $380,688 Preble $42,261 $52,122 $66,209 $112,575 Putnam $42,261 $39,444 $50,713 $83,197 10

11 Richland $147,914 $159,183 $204,262 $332,489 Ross $63,392 $84,522 $107,061 $184,863 Sandusky $42,261 $73,252 $94,383 $155,517 Scioto $63,392 $94,383 $119,740 $199,541 Seneca $42,261 $64,800 $81,705 $142,862 Shelby $42,261 $52,122 $66,209 $113,849 Stark $232,436 $476,141 $607,150 $1,011,985 Summit $570,524 $619,828 $790,281 $1,353,361 Trumbull $338,088 $288,784 $367,671 $595,785 Tuscarawas $63,392 $116,922 $149,322 $255,523 Union $42,261 $38,035 $49,305 $98,379 Van Wert $42,261 $35,218 $45,078 $75,414 Vinton $42,261 $15,496 $18,313 $34,131 Warren $190,175 $169,044 $215,531 $464,474 Washington $126,783 $84,522 $108,470 $182,175 Wayne $105,653 $123,966 $159,183 $290,168 Williams $42,261 $46,487 $60,574 $99,406 Wood $169,044 $121,148 $153,548 $281,228 Wyandot $42,261 $29,583 $36,626 $60,736 Statewide $11,707,471 $12,650,137 $16,160,607 $30,184,321 Source: Policy Matters Ohio based on Tables A-1, A-2 and A-3 (see Appendix) and also Ohio Labor Market Information (809 Occupational Wage Survey Estimates for 2013 at 11