Importance Aging adults face unique barriers to care and have unique health care needs
with a high prevalence of chronic conditions. A high proportion of individuals in this group …

Objectives (1) Characterize the US population aged≥ 65 years with self-reported voice
problems,(2) describe voice treatment characteristics in this group, and (3) identify factors …

Objectives/Hypothesis To determine the type, frequency, and factors associated with voice
disorders in the elderly. Study Design Retrospective analysis of data from a large national …

Objectives To examine voice-related health care utilization of patients in the general medical
community without otolaryngology evaluation and explore factors associated with prolonged …

Objectives: Epidemiologic studies of the prevalence and risk factors of voice disorders in the
elderly, nontreatment seeking population are nonexistent. The purpose of this preliminary …

OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological study was to gather rich
thick descriptive data regarding the lived experiences of older adults seeking treatment for a …

Objective To assess differences in access to care and healthcare utilization among adults
who reported voice problems in 2012. Study Design Cross‐sectional study. Methods The …

Objectives/Hypothesis Determine the prevalence of voice problems and types of voice
disorders among adults in the United States. Study Design Cross‐sectional analysis of a …

Voice problems in older adults are common, with estimated prevalences of up to 30% across
various samples and query methodologies. 1 Age-related changes of laryngeal anatomy …

Objectives/Hypothesis To examine the prevalence of voice disorders in young adults and
identify sociodemographic factors, health conditions, and behaviors associated with voice …