Geographic Distribution of Service Populations, by Consortium

Projections for the growing 65+ population, 2000 to 2030

The following maps of each long-term care planning consortium region show how potential service populations are distributed geographically. For each region, there is a map showing the distribution of the population age 60+, the low-income population age 60+, and the younger population (age 16-64) with any disability. Information is shown for Census tracts -- these are small geographic units created by the U.S. Census Bureau for collecting and reporting population information. Because they are smaller than counties, Census tracts are useful for showing how populations are distributed within counties and around county boundaries. All population information comes from the Census 2000.

• Community Care of Central Wisconsin
  • Percent of Population Age 60+ (PDF, 44 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 44 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 44 KB)
    
    
• Dane and Rock Counties
  • Percent of Population Age 60+ (PDF, 57 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 56 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 57 KB)
    
    
• Family Partnership Care Management Coalition
  • Percent of Population Age 60 or Older (PDF, 129 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 129 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 129 KB)
    
    
• Milwaukee County
  • Percent of Population Age 60+ (PDF, 64 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 63 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 63 KB)
    
    
• Northeast Wisconsin Long-Term Care Consortium
  • Percent of Population Age 60+ (PDF, 166 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 163 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 165 KB)
    
    
• Northwest Long-Term Care Options
  • Percent of Population Age 60+ (PDF, 179 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 182 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 182 KB)
    
    
• Southeastern Wisconsin Care Management Organization
  • Percent of Population Age 60+ (PDF, 69 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 70 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 70 KB)
    
    
• Southwest Wisconsin Care Management Coalition
  • Percent of Population Age 60+ (PDF, 151 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 150 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 152 KB)
    
    
• West Central Consortium for Long-Term Support and Health Care Reform
  • Percent of Population Age 60+ (PDF, 113 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 117 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 117 KB)
    
    
• West Central WI Care Management Collaborative
  • Percent of Population Age 60+ (PDF, 88 KB)
  • Percent of 60+ Population with Income below Poverty Level (PDF, 87 KB)
  • Percent of Age 16-64 Population Reporting any Disability (PDF, 88 KB)
    
    
    

Anticipated Population Change in Wisconsin

The Statewide Projections for the Growing 65+ Population, 2000 to 2030 (PDF, 201 KB) shows how Wisconsin's older population is projected to change over the coming 25 years. By showing the percent of each county's population that is projected to be age 65 and older at five year intervals, this document highlights the growing concentration of older people and their changing distribution across the state. All projections information comes from the Wisconsin Department of Administration's Official Population Projections.

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Last Revised: October 24, 2008