Background Older adults want to live at home as long as possible, even in the face of
circumstances that limit their autonomy. Home care services reflect this emergent …

Methods: Using a framework proposed by Arksey and O'Malley, a systematic search of 12
domestic and international databases was conducted. Of the 890 original studies retrieved …

Abstract Background and Objectives Despite growing diversity among the aging population
and extensive previous research on racial/ethnic minority caregivers, little research has …

Abstract Background and Objectives Social well-being of older adults living in low-income
housing was disproportionately affected by the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic. We …

Global population is aging, particularly in developed countries and cities. Through the
“Friendly Elderly Cities” and “Aging in Place” initiatives, various countries are making great …

Few studies have assessed the impact of home and community‐based services (HCBSs)
provision on cognitive function among older adults over time. This study examined the …

Background Accessible housing is crucial to maintain a good quality of life for older adults
with functional limitations, and housing adaptations are instrumental in resolving …

Currently, 1 in 3 Canadian seniors meet the criteria for successful aging, which include low
probability of disease and disability, high cognitive and physical ability and active …

Objectives Few data on the association between housing structure and depression among
rural elders in China are available. We examined the impact of built forms on depression …

Introduction: The number of older people in China who require formal care is increasing. In
response, China is creating a service delivery mode of health and social care combination …