Chapter 11 Flashcards

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Define age-friendly communities

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have safe neighborhoods, pleasant outdoor spaces, and opportunities for seniors or volunteer or work

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What is aging in place

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older people living into late old age in the same place they lived in their middle years

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Define assisted living

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housing that provides personal care services and other supports to frail seniors to help them live independently in the community

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What is the 55 Alive Mature Driving Program?

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A program that helps seniors improve their driving skills and teaches them how aging affects driving

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5
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Define Collective dwellings

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these include healthcare facilities; also refers to long-term care institutions

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what is Continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs)?

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allow seniors to remain in one facility if the level of required care change.

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Define core housing need

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exists when the housing is too small or in poor repair or the household spends more than 30 percent of its total income on housing.

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what is the ecological model?

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the Lawton-Nahemow model of interaction between the individual and the environment that holds a persons ability and the demands of the environment influence that persons life satisfaction and ability to function

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what is enriched housing?

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provides services such as meals and cleaning services to help people live on their own

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10
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define environmental press

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the demands of the environment on a person

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define Flex Housing

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a housing concept that designers and builders use to make future changes in housing easy and affordable in order to meet the changing needs of people as they age

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define garden suite

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a separate building on an adult child’s property or part of their adult child’s house made into a self contained unit for an elderly relative; also known as a granny flat

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What is a granny flat?

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part of a house made into a self contained unit for an elderly relative, or a small, portable cottage or dwelling erected in the garden of an adult child’s house

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what is a mobility club?

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a volunteer group of older people who provide rides to other seniors

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15
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What are naturally occurring retirement communities (NORCs)?

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neighborhoods that already have many older people; these communities can enhance the experience of the current residents

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16
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What are planned retirement communities?

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a developer builds and sells houses to healthy, active retirees; these communities supply health services, shopping centers, and recreation facilities

17
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what is the Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program (RRAP)?

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a federal government program offers loans to low income people to help them improve run-down housing

18
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what is the reverse annuity mortgage (RAM)?

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a type of reverse mortgage whereby a person buys a life annuity and gets income while living in the home; the mortgage company takes over the house when the person dies

19
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What are shelter allowances?

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government allowances that subsidize the person, not the housing project, and allow older people to choose their own apartment

20
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what is supportive housing?

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provided for people who need minimal to moderate care and use services such as homemaking, personal care, and social support programs

21
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What is a transportation brokerage?

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a program that matches passengers with transportation services that meet their needs

22
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Define universal design

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housing adaptations that serve people of all ages; designers use lever door handles, low-threshold tubs, and temperature limits on hot water tanks to improve living for older people, as well as children and those with disabilities

23
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Define visitability

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requires that an older resident or visitor with a disability be able to move barrier-free within the first floor of a single-family home