Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities [IRFs] in Idaho

Age Demographics for Idaho

Why this matters?
As a state's average age increases, so do the needs of the state in regards to skilled nursing facilities, inpatient rehabilitation facilities, durable medical equipment providers and anything to do with aging, in general. So we believe these values help to give a snapshot of what a state may need or soon need.

1. Persons under 5 years, percent: 6.2%
2. Persons under 18 years, percent: 25.4%
3. Persons 65 years and over, percent: 15.4%
4. Female persons, percent: 49.7%

Potential Care Challenges in Idaho

Why this matters?
Simply put, identifying and attempting to fix actual and potential shortcomings in care and care access leads to better outcomes for everyone, patients, caretakers, and family.

1. Healthcare Access Quality: Varied access, with urban areas having better access than rural regions, particularly in northern Idaho.
2. Prevalent Health Conditions: Concerns over mental health and substance abuse, particularly in rural communities.
3. Health Insurance Coverage Rates: Limited coverage options in rural areas, with Medicaid expansion improving access for some populations.
4. Public Health Initiatives: Efforts to address health disparities and promote healthy lifestyles, with a focus on preventive care and education.
5. Environmental Health Concerns: Concerns over air and water quality, particularly in areas with mining and agricultural activities.
6. Healthcare Workforce Availability: Shortages of healthcare providers in rural and underserved areas, particularly in mental health and primary care.