Kaitlyn Mattson

More Seniors Age in Place Thanks to Growth of 'Villages'

For a small group of people in 1999 Boston, moving into a retirement community was not desirable, making them determined to stay in their own homes.

Kaitlyn Mattson

2018

Themes:

Ageing Population, Ageing-in-Place, Future housing solutions, The Village Model

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