Assessing the Aging-Friendliness of Two New York City Neighborhoods:

Oberlink, Mia; Davis, Barbara S.

doi:10.2307/j.ctvw04ctc.15

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“…In addition to the indicators presented by the WHO for the "Global Age-Friendly Cities" project and to a certification program, also by the WHO (World Health Organization 2007), the Center for Home Care Policy and Research in the US has developed the first comprehensive model through a community planning and development project. The AdvantAge Initiative presents four indicators of age-friendly communities: addressing basic needs, optimizing physical and mental health and well-being, promoting social and civic engagement, and maximizing independence for frail and disabled people (Oberlink and Davis 2019).…”

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