Table:
care facility
supportive housing
at home, separate households
at home, shared household

percentage

symptoms of psychological distress

tired
56
48
43
54

worried or anxious
60
55
49
61

overwhelmed
36
33
26
40

lonely or isolated
17
13
11
27

short-tempered or irritable
34
36
29
46

dissatisfied
24
22
15
23

depressed
22
19
14
23

loss of appetite
12
11
8
15

problems sleeping
36
34
26
40

health consequences

caregiver's health affected
26
18
14
26

physically strenuous responsibilities
29
35
32
39

saw a health practitioner for own health issues resulting from caregiving responsibilities
20
14
12
20

was injured while performing caregiving duties
3
4
4
6

amount spent (non-reimbursed) during the year for various types of expenses

$0
33
34
43
37

$1 to less than $500
22
24
27
18

$500 to less than $2,000
27
24
18
17

$2,000 or more
18
18
12
27

social consequences

spent less time with spouse or partner
52
51
43
55

spent less time with children
44
37
33
36

spent less time with friends
51
42
38
53

spent less time on social activities
58
49
43
60

spent less time relaxing
57
53
49
53

strain on relationship with family members
33
23
21
29

Statement: caregivers living with their care receiver were more likely than all other caregivers to have spent $2,000 or more on care-related costs.
Question: how many percent of caregivers living with their care receiver were more likely than all other caregivers to have spent $2,000 or more on care-related costs?
Answer: [27.0]