Add to ORKGThis study analyzes the determinants of older adults’ nursing home use expectations, their relationship with actual nursing home use in the future, and the association between nursing home use expectations and older adults’ decisions regarding wealth accumulation.Long-term care represents a significant cost to older adults in the US, and nursing home use is an important part of long-term care. It is therefore important to understand how older adults make nursing home-related decisions. This study analyzes the determinants of older adults’ nursing home use expectations, their relationship with actual nursing home use in the future, and the association between nursing home use expectations and older adults’ decisions regarding wealth accumula...
This study investigates how the changing nature of housing debt in retirement impacts retirement sec...
Purpose: This study examined trends and predictors of state Medicaid nursing home users and expendit...
Long-term care resources would be allocated more cost-effectively if care planning and medical/funct...
This study analyses the determinants of older adults' nursing home use expectations, their relations...
Economic models of life cycle behavior suggest that expectations about future events may affect savi...
Nursing home care accounts for most expenditures for long-term care, yet little is known about the r...
Increasing numbers of nursing home residents are working-aged individuals between the ages of 18 and...
Although the U.S. population is aging, the population living in nursing homes has fallen, especially...
This study investigates the use of housing wealth as a resource to increase economic security among ...
Abstract Long-term care is an important issue facing older Americans. Those who reach age 65 have a ...
Do various subgroups of older Americans, as distinguished by gender, education, and race, exhibit di...
Preparing for the end of life, especially for the prospect of needing long-term care, is an importan...
The purpose of this study is two-fold : first, to understand the three changes assumed in implementi...
The Behavioral Model of Health Services Use (Andersen, 1968; Andersen & Newman, 1973) is a frequentl...
Three essays examine the history of nursing homes and home health care, the demand for health servic...
This study investigates how the changing nature of housing debt in retirement impacts retirement sec...
Purpose: This study examined trends and predictors of state Medicaid nursing home users and expendit...
Long-term care resources would be allocated more cost-effectively if care planning and medical/funct...
This study analyses the determinants of older adults' nursing home use expectations, their relations...
Economic models of life cycle behavior suggest that expectations about future events may affect savi...
Nursing home care accounts for most expenditures for long-term care, yet little is known about the r...
Increasing numbers of nursing home residents are working-aged individuals between the ages of 18 and...
Although the U.S. population is aging, the population living in nursing homes has fallen, especially...
This study investigates the use of housing wealth as a resource to increase economic security among ...
Abstract Long-term care is an important issue facing older Americans. Those who reach age 65 have a ...
Do various subgroups of older Americans, as distinguished by gender, education, and race, exhibit di...
Preparing for the end of life, especially for the prospect of needing long-term care, is an importan...
The purpose of this study is two-fold : first, to understand the three changes assumed in implementi...
The Behavioral Model of Health Services Use (Andersen, 1968; Andersen & Newman, 1973) is a frequentl...
Three essays examine the history of nursing homes and home health care, the demand for health servic...
This study investigates how the changing nature of housing debt in retirement impacts retirement sec...
Purpose: This study examined trends and predictors of state Medicaid nursing home users and expendit...
Long-term care resources would be allocated more cost-effectively if care planning and medical/funct...