Introduction: As older people age and become frail, their decline in independence and
concomitant changing care needs may force them to move from retirement village to a …

This review aimed to inform a deeper understanding of the varied experiences of ageing in
place for older adults in Australia and New Zealand. Ageing in place involves older adults …

This study explores the experiences of retirement village residents as they move from an
independent to a supported living environment within a retirement village. It focuses on …

Aim The objectives of the study were to investigate the lived experience of older people in
residential aged care facilities (RACF s) in Australia, to explore their perceptions of their …

Objectives: To assess retirement villages as an accommodation option for older people by
examining the impact on quality of life of moving to a village. Method: A cross‐sectional …

Introduction: This exploratory study, undertaken in 2013, sought to examine how older
people, living in Auckland New Zealand who did not have family living locally, experienced …

Supported living and retirement villages are becoming a significant option for older adults
with impairments, with independence concerns or for forward planning in older age, but …

The majority of older Australians, some of whom live in retirement villages, wish to remain
living in their own home, receiving care in the community when their health and/or other …

Older Australians living in retirement villages are an increasing community segment. These
people make choices both about the place at which they live and the support needed at that …

Large purpose-built retirement complexes including continuing care options are increasingly
popular ways to 'age in place'for older people in New Zealand and internationally. Promoted …