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Elderly public housing and assisted living: a timely collaboration for aging seniors

Stephen H. Gardiner

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Assisted living facilities provide seniors with care services and independence, but they are often prohibitively expensive. Stephen Gardiner explains how elderly public housing can be converted to provide assisted living to low-income seniors.

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Assisted living facilities provide seniors with care services and independence, but they are often prohibitively expensive. Stephen Gardiner explains how elderly public housing can be converted to provide assisted living to low-income seniors.

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Assisted living facilities provide seniors with care services and independence, but they are often prohibitively expensive. Stephen Gardiner explains how elderly public housing can be converted to provide assisted living to low-income seniors.

Key concepts: Assisted living, Assisted Living Facility, Independence (probability theory), Aging in place, Gerontology, Independent living, Public housing, Business

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