tailieunhanh - ELDERLY SERVICES IN HEALTH CENTERS: A Guide to Address Unique Challenges of Caring for Elderly People with Disabilities, Frailty, and Other Special Needs

In February 2007, NACHC produced the document “Elderly Services In Health Centers: A Guide to Position Your Health Center to Serve a Growing Elderly Population.” That document presented issues for health centers to consider to meet elders’ health care needs and to take advantage of opportunities presented by the growing elderly population. This document continues NACHC’s efforts to position health centers to assure elderly people access to quality health care, but with a focus on individuals with medical or mental health conditions that limit their ability to care for themselves. As the number of people over the age of 75 increases,. | ELDERLY SERVICES IN HEALTH CENTERS A Guide to Address Unique Challenges of Caring for Elderly People with Disabilities Frailty and Other Special Needs NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Community Health Centers June 2008 ELDERLY SERVICES IN HEALTH CENTERS A Guide to Address Unique Challenges of Caring for Elderly People with Disabilities Frailty and Other Special Needs 2008 Marty Lynch . Deborah Workman MPH Brenda Shipp MA Gwendolyn Gill NP Lisa Edwards LCSW Nance Rosencranz MHA J. Michael Baker MPH James Luisi MBA for NACHC 7200 Wisconsin Avenue Suite 210 Bethesda MD 20814 Telephone Fax To order copies go to - Publications. This Guide was supported by Cooperative Agreement U30CS00209 from the Health Resources and Services Administration s Bureau of Primary Health Care HRSA BPHC . Department of Health and Human Services. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of HRSA .

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