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Seniors want to stay home as long as possible.


The vast majority of mid-life and older Massachusetts residents (86 percent) want to stay in their current residences for as long as possible, according to research released by AARP AARP - American Association of Retired Persons
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. "Fixing to Stay," a state survey on housing issues, explored the needs and preferences of persons age 45 and older.

"We've received a clear message, said Deborah Banda, state director of Massachusetts AARP, "Even if they need caregiving assistance, a large majority would prefer not to move from their current homes."
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Author:ADLER, SAM
Publication:Contemporary Long Term Care
Date:Jun 1, 2000
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