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Making Aging in Place Work

Leon A. Pastalan

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Contents Introduction * Adapting Rowhomes for Aging in Place: The Story of Baltimore's Our House Idea * Rural Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities: A Community Assessment Procedure * The Resident Services Coordinator Program: Bringing Service Coordination to Federally Assisted Senior Housing * Social Support and Depression Among Low Income Elderly * Attitudes of Housing Professionals Toward Residential Options for the Elderly * Mental Health Needs and Supportive Services for Elderly and Disabled Residents * Differences in the Quality of Housing Units Occupied by Elderly Men versus Elderly Women * A Case Study Evaluation of the Homecare Suite: A New Long-Term Care Option for Elders * Index * Reference Notes Included

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Key concepts: Aging in place, Gerontology, Work (physics), Suite, Service (business), Index (typography), Depression (economics), Mental health