Community residential care (CRC) is growing, with cognitive impairment the most common
reason for CRC placement. We enrolled cognitively impaired and noncognitively impaired …

Residential care centres (RCCs) for persons with Alzheimer disease are increasing
worldwide, but there are few studies that compare the functional outcomes of RCC residents …

Objective Home care (HC) has been promoted as an efficient alternative to residential care
(RC). However, little is known about the individuals who receive HC. This study compared …

Introduction—Increasingly, residential care communities (RCCs) are becoming a source of
care for older adults with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. Nationally in 2016 …

Purpose Many older adults in the USA live in public housing facilities and have
characteristics that may place them at risk for cognitive impairment. Cognitive impairment …

People with dementia have complex and unique social, environmental, and communication
needs arising from impaired cognition. One response to dissatisfaction with the medical …

Objective: To test the hypothesis that patients with mild to moderate dementia with higher
initial cognitive reserve (higher education levels exhibit faster cognitive decline at later …

It can be challenging to provide person-centred care for individuals with cognitive
impairment if they are unable to communicate their needs to facility providers clearly. The …

Concerns about negative outcomes associated with relocating residents are common. Fifty-
five residents of a traditional high-care nursing home moved to new, purpose-built, dementia …

Background Most people with dementia wish to remain at home for as long as possible.
Therefore, it is important to know the predictors of institutionalization, especially those that …