World Market Center

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World Market Center Las Vegas Summer Market
July 30, 2008
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IIDA
Residential Forum
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JSR Associates, Inc.
presents
Aging in Place Housing Services
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Aging Mindset
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Administration on Aging
Statistics

• Number of 65 in the United States
• 36.8 million in 2005
• Represent 12.4 of the US population
• Represents 1 in every 8 Americans
• By 2030, anticipated 71.5 million seniors
• Will represent 20 of the US population

www.aoa.gov/prof/statistics/statistics.asp
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Current Generation

• Are the most independent generation to date
• Have the most disposable income of any other
  group (Look out Generation X!)
• Review all options for lifestyle
• Are demanding and have high expectations for
  their futures
• Are the Use It or Lose It Generation

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Current Generation
If you rest, you rust. There is only one
terminal dignitylove. Helen Hayes, actress,
who lived to be 93.
By Stan Kinden, The Washington Post
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Current Generation

• Seniors prefer to Age in Place
• Housing
• Multiple meanings
• Multiple options
• Services
• Accessing Resources

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Aging in Place Housing
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Universal Design
Marjala
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Universal Design
Marjala
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Aging in Place
Universal Design
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Aging in Place
Universal Design
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria
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Aging in Place
Universal Design
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Aging in Place
Universal Design
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Door Hall Widths
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Lever Handles
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Daylight Lighting
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Eased Countertops
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Accessibility
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Accessibility
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Adaptability
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Adaptability
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Details
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Accessibility
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Fittings
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Thresholds
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Details
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Lifts Comfort
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Accessibility
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Universal Housing
Design Criteria Details
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Universal Housing
Reference Recommendations

• Cynthia Leibrock
• Beautiful Barrier Free
• Beautiful Universal Design
• Coauthored with James Evan Terry
• Design Details for Health
• Rosemary Bakker
• Eldercare Design

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Universal Housing
Reference Recommendations

• Elizabeth Brawley
• Designing for Alzheimers Disease Strategies for
  Creating Better Care Environments
• Design Innovations for Aging and Alzheimers

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Aging in Place Services
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Aging in Place
Services

• Accessing Services The Disconnect
• More Initiatives to Connect Seniors to Services
• Grey Goes Green
• Yes, I Can Stores in California
• Elderhostel Lifelong Learning

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Aging in Place
Health Care Case Management
HEALTHCARE CASE MANAGEMENT MODEL BOULDER CITY,
NEVADA
GREEN HOUSE PROJECTS ASSISTED SKILLED CARE
COTTAGES APARTMENTS INDEPENDENT LIVING
SENIOR CAMPUS
BOULDER CITY AT-LARGE
COMMUNITY BUILDING
BLUE ARROWS REPRESENT HEALTHCARE CASE MANAGEMENT
BRINGING SERVICES INTO THE HOME SO RESIDENTS MAY
AGE IN PLACE. WHITE ARROWS REPRESENT
OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES,
PREDOMINANTLY UTILIZED BY ON-CAMPUS INDEPENDENT
LIVING RESIDENTS.
Source Boulder City
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Aging in Place
Services Creative Designs
Source Richard McCarty Green Houselt Tupelo,
Mississippi
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Aging in Place
Services Creative Designs
Source Adult Daycare in South Bank
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Aging in Place
Senior Centers
Source Waxter Center
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Aging in Place
Senior Centers
Source Harford County Senior Center
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Aging in Place
Senior Centers Outdoors
Source Harford County Senior Center
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Aging in Place
Access to Outdoors
Source Charlestown
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Aging in Place
Access to Exercise
Source Charlestown
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Aging in Place
Access to Community Service
Source Wyndholme Village
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Aging in Place
Access to Friends
Source Mayville, New York England
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Conclusions
Jackie Sunderland Finer
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Thank You!
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Contact Information
Jane Rohde, AIA, FIIDA, ACHA, AAHID8191 Main
Street, 2nd FloorEllicott City, MD 21043(410)
461-7763 (t)/[phone] (f)jane_at_jsrassociates
.netwww.jsrassociates.net