Over the SFY 2010 SFY 2014 time period, the share of investigations closed for a particular reason varied. In SFY 2011 and 2012, the – number of investigations that closed because allegations were unsubstantiated increased slightly, while the percent that closed because the investigation was no longer warranted decreased slightly. NOTE: Other combines with Study Withdrawn” and Moved Out of State.” “Other” “Court “Client Reason Investigation Closed, Age 60 and SFY 2010 SYF 2014 – Over the SFY 2010 SFY 2014 time period, the share of investigations closed for a particular reason varied slightly from year to year. – NOTE: combines with Court Study Withdrawn & Client Moved Out of State. “Other” Reason for Closing Investigations with Substantiated Allegations, by Age Group, All Allegations SFY 2010 through SFY 2014 For investigations with substantiated allegations, might be closed when the individual is referred for guardianship, when the danger is resolved, or because the individual has refused services. Across age groups, investigations with substantiated allegations have similar patterns for closing except that the reason for closure for older adults is slightly more likely to be because the danger is resolved (69.9 percent for younger adults compared to 73.5 percent for older adults); and slightly less likely to be because the individual refused services (26.5 percent for younger adults and 22.9 percent for older adults. Length of Investigations, in Days, from Date Opened to Date Closed by Substantiated and Unsubstantiated Allegations, All Investigations SFY 2010 SFY 2014. –
Over the SFY 2010 – SFY 2014 time period, the share of investigations closed for a particular reason varied. In SFY 2011 and 2012, the number of investigations that closed because allegations were unsubstantiated increased slightly, while the percent that closed because the investigation was no longer warranted decreased slightly. NOTE: Other combines “Other” with “Court Study Withdrawn” and “Client Moved Out of State.” Reason Investigation Closed, Age 60 and SFY 2010 – SYF 2014 Over the SFY 2010 – SFY 2014 time period, the share of investigations closed for a particular reason varied slightly from year to year. NOTE: combines “Other” with Court Study Withdrawn & Client Moved Out of State. Reason for Closing Investigations with Substantiated Allegations, by Age Group, All Allegations SFY 2010 through SFY 2014 For investigations with substantiated allegations, might be closed when the individual is referred for guardianship, when the danger is resolved, or because the individual has refused services. Across age groups, investigations with substantiated allegations have similar patterns for closing except that the reason for closure for older adults is slightly more likely to be because the danger is resolved (69.9 percent for younger adults compared to 73.5 percent for older adults); and slightly less likely to be because the individual refused services (26.5 percent for younger adults and 22.9 percent for older adults. Length of Investigations, in Days, from Date Opened to Date Closed by Substantiated and Unsubstantiated Allegations, All Investigations SFY 2010 – SFY 2014.