The impact of budget cuts on social care services for older people

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The impact of budget cuts on social care services for older people Jose-Luis Fernandez and Julien Forder

What is the likely impact of budget cuts in social care? What will be the size of the cuts? Some councils (e.g. Birmingham) have mentioned cuts of approximately 20% of budgets We look at the effects of a 6.7% p.a. real terms reduction in the total budget available for social care in the 2 years after 2010/11 This figure is taken from the IFS projections in their January 2010 Green Budget (Chote, Emmerson and Shaw, 2010). Impact of cuts relative to what? Due to the ageing effect and the increase in unit costs, maintaining current levels of public support requires funding increases of nearly 3.5% per annum in real terms, according to our central projections, over the period to 2025/6. Two scenarios: unconstrained, demand-led, and constrained scenarios

Expenditure constraints

Strategies for reducing expenditure How will those cuts be achieved? (efficiency savings, increase in copayment rates?) Changes in service levels Efficiency Types of services: residential vs. community-based care vs. new technologies Types of users (those that benefit most from the care) High need: because with greater capacity to benefit in the short-term Lower need: because opportunities to prevent the need for services or for more intensive services Equity: need in a broad sense Need for services: Physical needs Informal support Environmental factors (housing…) Need for financial support: income and assets The analysis uses composite need index (including ADLs, informal care, age) to change need eligibility criteria

The simulation model Dynamic microsimulation model: distributional implications and longitudinal effects Based on BHPS data from 11 waves (30,000 obs) Calibrated to reflect current observed levels and distributions of key factors Socio-demographic patterns (income, wealth, age, gender) Need levels Social care system (services, charging system) Elements of social security system Disability benefits Pension credit Attempts to model impact on human behaviour of changes in funding rules (and in particular demand effects) Models yield projections based on assumptions, not forecasts

The simulation Compares associated with two scenarios public and private expenditure, service utilisation rates and outcomes associated with two scenarios budget cut “constrained” scenario demand-led system which provides current levels of support The budget constrained scenario increases needs eligibility criteria to ensure net public spending stays within the constrained levels (i.e. “removes” least dependent individuals first)

Impact on overall expenditure

Impact on supported service users

Impact on service users

Proportion affected in 2011/12 by need and wealth group

Unmet social care need among older people

Concluding remarks Results conditional on key assumptions: Size of cuts Strategies for dealing with them Our understanding of behavioural effects (e.g. demand effects) Local impact will vary across local authorities Results suggest a very significant impact on the number of individuals supported, and particularly on the number supported in the community Although the withdrawal of state support leads to increases in private consumption, unmet need overall increases rapidly Range of other outcomes also important (e.g. health care, informal carers)

Appendices