"The challenging work of integrating funds from multiple sources falls on the providers of these services (health, housing). What can be accomplished is a bottom-up economic development designed to enhance and support an at-risk audience (elderly households). The metrics would be monetary (cost savings), as well as social (improved quality of life for seniors). Ideally, the integration of funding would occur at a different level, leaving the providers to provide services and the residents to live secure in the knowledge that they will continue to live in their local community as long as possible, creating a sense of place."
For more information please contact the author Scott Merusi at scott.merusi@pmdas.com .
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