Abstract Older adults have shown increasing preference towards having help and health care in the comfort of their own homes rather than an institutional setting. Research suggests that about 1 5 older with limitations activities daily living report needing more they receive. There is insufficient research examining how home inaccessibility disorder relates to LTSS use for community-dwelling U....

The deteriorating housing situation of young adults in many countries has become a subject global interest. Researchers point to number factors that influence adults’ decisions own or rent home. This paper examines the relationship between inclination their home and range different socio-economic factors. study is quantitative-qualitative nature was based on results computer-assisted web interv...

Introduction: Social participation is considered one dimension and also determinant of quality of life. The level of social participation of the elderly is influenced by various components such as socio-economic and demographic factors. The present study aimed to assess the relationship between social participation, quality of life, and some socio-economic factors in community dwelling elderly ...

The purchase of a dwelling is, for many households, the largest financial decision they will make, and their home is their most valuable asset. Household net worth is therefore closely linked to dwelling prices, while a sizeable share of household income is devoted to mortgage interest payments. Developments in the housing market can also have significant effects on the wider economy, while res...