The public health response to the current Coronavirus pandemic in long-term care
communities, including assisted living, encompasses prohibiting visitors. This ban, which …

Assisted living (AL) has existed in the United States for decades, evolving in response to
older adults' need for supportive care and distaste for nursing homes and older models of …

As people age and require more assistance with daily living and health needs, a range of
housing and care options is available. Over the past four decades the market for seniors …

Objectives To describe long-term care services and supports (LTSS) in the United States,
note their limitations in serving older adults post-incarceration, and offer potential solutions …

OBJECTIVES Almost 1 million older and disabled adults who require long‐term care reside
in assisted living (AL), approximately 40% of whom have a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease …

Objective To document dementia‐relevant state assisted living regulations and their
changes over time as they pertain to licensed care settings. Data Sources For all states …

Objectives We examined state variations in assisted living (AL) regulatory policies for
admission/retention, staffing/training, medication management, and dementia care. Factors …

Assisted living communities are the final home for many of their residents, most of whom are
older, frail, and cognitively or functionally impaired. Yet little is known about end-of-life care …

Objectives Develop an approach for identifying Medicare beneficiaries residing in US
assisted living (AL) communities in calendar year 2018. Design We used the following data …

This perspective addresses the challenges that assisted living (AL) providers face
concerning federal guidelines to prevent increased spread of COVID-19. These challenges …