This study examines technology adoption among oldest-old cohorts (80+) in private homes
and long-term care facilities and analyzes relationships between individual characteristics …

This study explores the experience of aging among older Canadian women with physical
limitations who live by themselves. While aging in place has been a policy priority in rapidly …

Within research on ageing in neighbourhoods, older adults are often positioned as impacted
by neighbourhood features; their impact on neighbourhoods is less often considered …

Older persons prefer to age in place or stay put in their current dwellings and move less
frequently than any other age group. However, current residential mobility theories do not …

Neighborhood social cohesion can contribute to leisure time physical activity (LTPA)
involvement and psychological well-being. In spite of the value of neighborhood social …

The Chinese population is aging rapidly. In Beijing, older people's immediate environments
have seen great changes and are important for their everyday aging experiences. This study …

Background: The use of technological innovations can play a significant role in healthy
aging and social participation in late life. However, it is not well understood how social …

Socioeconomic disadvantage and disorder in the residential neighborhood have been
linked to multiple health risks, but less is known about the relevance of other spaces of daily …

Objectives Following the WHO 2015 policy framework, we tested the effects of older people's
intrinsic capacity and their perceptions of their neighborhood environments on mental and …

Background With continued growth in the older adult population, US federal and state costs
for long-term care services are projected to increase. Recent policy changes have shifted …