Sheltered housing for the future: Is it an asset or a liability?
M. Giles Phillips
Abstract
M. Giles Phillips
Abstract
Sheltered housing for older people will have to change, as the principles of a ‘home for life’ and the indivisibility of housing and care take hold. ‘Remodelling’ accommodation can be the basis of an approach that can ensure that sheltered housing continues to be an asset, not a liability, well into the next century, as part of the social care framework.
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Sheltered housing for older people will have to change, as the principles of a ‘home for life’ and the indivisibility of housing and care take hold. ‘Remodelling’ accommodation can be the basis of an approach that can ensure that sheltered housing continues to be an asset, not a liability, well into the next century, as part of the social care framework.
Key concepts: Liability, Asset (computer security), Accommodation, Business, Economics, Actuarial science, Finance, Computer science