Background Most older adults wish to remain in their homes and communities as they age.
Despite this widespread preference, disparities in health outcomes and access to healthcare …

Objectives Pain, a complex subjective experience, is common in care home residents.
Despite advances in pain management, optimal pain control remains a challenge. In this …

Population ageing and urbanisation requires a more thorough understanding and
monitoring of older adult residential mobility trends. Many older adults move to urban areas …

Objectives This paper examines the family ties of older adults in the United States and how
they are associated with mental health and social activity. We compare older adults with 4 …

Fatigue is a common age-related symptom among community-dwelling adults aged 65
years and older. Yet, a systematic approach has rarely been applied to review definitions …

Abstract Background/Objectives The number of older adults with complex health needs is
growing, and this population experiences disproportionate morbidity and mortality …

Objectives This study examined a Māori (Indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand) age-
friendly housing development. Two Māori community groups worked with multiple …

As the United States population ages, a higher share of adults is likely to use long-term
services and supports. This change increases physicians' need for information about …

Background Despite the rapid growth of assisted living (AL) communities and the increasing
similarity between AL and nursing home (NH) populations, little is known about the …

Background Transitions to long‐term care are challenging for individuals and often
associated with a loss of autonomy. Positive experiences are noted, especially when …