Long-term care
Research Findings
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Recaps
View one-page summary Recaps of key findings from the Rural Health Research Centers on Long-term care:
- Aging in Place
Date: 10/2022
From 2013 to 2017, rural counties had higher shares of population age 65 and older than urban counties (18.1% vs 14.3%). This Recap examines aging in place as it relates to social engagement, living alone, long-term care preferences, and nursing home availability. - Post-Acute Care in Rural Areas: The Role of Swing Beds and Nursing Homes
Date: 03/2024
Patients who have received acute care services, but are not ready to safely return home, may transition to post-acute care (PAC). The PAC phase acts as a bridge between the hospital and the next steps to recovery. This Recap examines the roles that swing beds and nursing homes have in PAC.
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Projects on this Topic
Learn more about the research questions guiding each study, the lead researcher for each, and when the Research Center anticipates releasing completed product(s) under each project.
- Currently, there are 2 research projects underway to explore this issue.
- In the past, 38 research projects have been completed on Long-term care.