Senior Housing as a Living Environment That Supports Well-Being in Old Age.
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ABSTRACT: Background: In different parts of the world new models of senior housing have rapidly appeared, which indicates that existing housing and care models are not fulfilling the hopes and needs of current and new generations of older people. Material and Methods: This qualitative study focuses on one type of communal senior housing complex located in a mid-sized town in Central Finland. The complex was designed to have accessible low-maintenance apartments and common spaces, and to be near easily accessible green spaces, amenities, services, and public transport. The complex has a part-time community coordinator. The minimum age limit is set at 55 years. The data consists of 36 qualitative interviews with residents (21 women, 15 men) aged 66-93, conducted between November 2018 and
SUBMITTER: Jolanki OH
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7890193 | biostudies-literature | 2020
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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