Background and objectives We focus on the linkages between relocation, new forms of
partner cohabitation, and retirement. What are the patterns and trajectories of moving in with …

As 10,000 American baby boomers turn 65 years of age every day between 2017 and 2030,
society needs to help our aging population find ways to handle the restrictions and …

The growing mobility and academic emphasis have challenged the traditional link between
remaining in one place and successful aging, emphasizing dwelling conditions that fit older …

This article reconceptualizes residential care for older persons by introducing a framework
developed from a rights-based principle of disability policies: the normalization principle …

OBJECTIVE. The objective of this study was to compare environmental barriers, housing
accessibility, and usability before and after relocation of very old, single-living people in the …

Background Most people want to remain at home as they age. Ageing in place–remaining at
home and connected to the community–is a national and international policy priority; …

Given the rapidly expanding older adult population, finding health care approaches that
support older adults to age in their choice of place, with an accompanying philosophical re …

Background: Occupational therapists who work in hospitals need to assess patients' home
environment in preparation for hospital discharge in order to provide recommendations (eg …

Ageing in place is an imminent concern for both older couples and communities. Identifying
ways to support ageing in place is required to meet the needs and challenges of older …

The aim of this study was to explore the usefulness of research circle methodology in the
later stages of the research process. In an active collaboration with the researchers …