Older adults want to live at home and in their community as independently as possible for as long as possible (Bayer & Harper L, 2000). The housing and service needs of older adults vary greatly by age, by condition, by setting, by geographic region, and over time. Some older adults do not require any supportive services; others need services that may range from assistance with shopping to extensive need for nursing care. Needs also fluctuate in response to acute events (often requiring hospitalizations), or other temporary changes in health status. The challenge is to have a mix of private and publicly funded housing and service options available that can meet the variety and changing needs of older adults. Certain groups have special need...
This study was conducted as part of a foundation-funded initiative to better coordinate the system o...
Most older people, despite functional impairments, plan to stay in their homes and/or communities as...
As people age, they often rely on the support of public and private programs to help them live healt...
In order to allow older adults to live at home and in their community as independently as possible f...
As the state of Maine and the U.S. population at large continues to age, discussion about future car...
Maine faces a growing number of elderly households as the baby boomer generation ages, which will ha...
Aging in community can be a healthier, happier option for many seniors, but only if they have the ri...
Background: The majority of older adults prefer to remain in their homes, or to “age-in-place.” To a...
Over the last few decades, federal and state policy have been driving a shift away from nursing faci...
The increase in the proportion of older adults, many with one or more chronic medical conditions, wi...
While elders tend to prefer to “age in place,” they often have reason to consider residential altern...
A clear understanding of the most pertinent legal issues for older adults is necessary to maximize t...
Maine has one of the oldest populations in the United States. In this article, Helen Miltiades and L...
With every generation living longer than the last, and the baby boomer generation (one of the larges...
Seniors may find it hard to “age in place” as they grow older because of a growing disparity between...
This study was conducted as part of a foundation-funded initiative to better coordinate the system o...
Most older people, despite functional impairments, plan to stay in their homes and/or communities as...
As people age, they often rely on the support of public and private programs to help them live healt...
In order to allow older adults to live at home and in their community as independently as possible f...
As the state of Maine and the U.S. population at large continues to age, discussion about future car...
Maine faces a growing number of elderly households as the baby boomer generation ages, which will ha...
Aging in community can be a healthier, happier option for many seniors, but only if they have the ri...
Background: The majority of older adults prefer to remain in their homes, or to “age-in-place.” To a...
Over the last few decades, federal and state policy have been driving a shift away from nursing faci...
The increase in the proportion of older adults, many with one or more chronic medical conditions, wi...
While elders tend to prefer to “age in place,” they often have reason to consider residential altern...
A clear understanding of the most pertinent legal issues for older adults is necessary to maximize t...
Maine has one of the oldest populations in the United States. In this article, Helen Miltiades and L...
With every generation living longer than the last, and the baby boomer generation (one of the larges...
Seniors may find it hard to “age in place” as they grow older because of a growing disparity between...
This study was conducted as part of a foundation-funded initiative to better coordinate the system o...
Most older people, despite functional impairments, plan to stay in their homes and/or communities as...
As people age, they often rely on the support of public and private programs to help them live healt...