Question

Aging in place is a form of single-site care availability.

True or false

Answer 1

Ans) True

Explaination:

- Aging in place means a person making a conscious decision to stay in the inhabitation of their choice for as long as they can with the comforts that are important to them.

- As they age these may include adding supplementary services to facilitate their living conditions and maintain their quality of life.

- Aging in place refers to a person in their golden years when they can live in the residence of their preference and are still able to access the things they require and used to in their daily life.

- Some people may confuse the issue by thinking that aging in place will fix the things that they may have or problems that may arise.

- Aging in place can only address those problems that have already been planned for in the person’s life.

- Aging in place challenges refers to the health, social and emotional needs an elderly person may need and such needs that can be addressed to help them maintain a well rounded life, in the residence of their choice.