Sentences with phrase «more elderly residents»

As the population ages, more and more elderly residents are moving into nursing homes.

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Whether you go for high tech gurus like Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos or more down home exemplars of business greatness such as Henry Ford or your shop - keeping mother, one place you probably haven't looked for entrepreneurial inspiration is elderly residents of Japan.

The list was topped by Hamilton County, where elderly residents made up nearly 29 percent of the population, followed by Delaware, Columbia, Essex and Warren, all of which had elderly populations of 21 percent or more.

The recommendation by Bloomberg, under advice from aides to himself on Cuomo, that thousands of elderly, disabled and mentally ill residents remain in more than 40 nursing homes and adult homes in flood - prone areas of New York City had calamitous consequences.

It's taken Councilmember Margaret Chin five years to address Downtown's worst environmental issue, Canal St., but so much more than the lives of three elderly Chinese residents has been lost in those years — real opportunities for change have been squandered.

Mexico, along with many other low - to middle - income countries, is experiencing a rapid aging of its population, and poverty among elderly residents there is far more prevalent than among the young.

In work published this year, anesthesiologist Juraj Sprung of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, and colleagues measured the prevalence of mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a mental downturn that often precedes Alzheimer's disease, in more than 1700 elderly Minnesota residents.

Over the years, pet therapy has become more and more popular, especially in nursing homes where the elderly residents can interact with them.

While there are signs of poverty throughout her photographs — an elderly woman wearing paper bags on her feet, a toothless man smiling at the camera — more striking is the sense of camaraderie among the residents, as seen in the photos of drum circles, kids wrestling with tire swings, groups of women sitting cross-legged on the lawn while singing and clapping their hands.

Pollution levels reached more than 20 times the levels considered unhealthy by the World Health Organisation and the the city's residents, especially children and the elderly were advised not to go outdoors.

For example, more intense and longer - lasting heat waves threaten people with underlying health problems, the young and the elderly, and low - income residents.

Research finds that after an emergency evacuation, the death rate for elderly nursing home residents more than doubles.

In addition, more than half of all Certified Nursing Assistants (CAN's) in elder care facilities have admitted to verbally abusing elderly residents, including yelling at them and using foul language.

The elderly are more prone to slip and falls, with over 27,000 Los Angeles residents aged 60 and older injured and 400 dead in 2007 alone, although people of all ages can take a serious tumble when negligence is present.

In the remaining states, qualifying for Medicaid is more difficult and limited to vulnerable populations such as pregnant women, the disabled, the blind, or the elderly (note that although Wisconsin is among the states that has not expanded Medicaid under the ACA, they do not have a coverage gap; low - income Wisconsin residents qualify for Medicaid or a premium subsidy in the exchange, depending on their income).

This release contains certain forward - looking statements with respect to the company's ability to acquire the UK Senior Housing Portfolio during the third quarter of 2013, if at all, and expand its portfolio in excess of $ 2 billion; its ability to build a diversified portfolio of healthcare real estate; its ability to broaden its investment strategy internationally; its ability to add a significant international presence; its ability to create one of the largest and best diversified healthcare - focused REITs in the world; Myriad Healthcare's ability to develop additional elder care homes, to be able to continue to provide the high quality of care to elderly residents in the UK and to expand its footprint in the UK's private pay elder care sector; the rapidly aging UK population and growing demand for more and greater senior care.

For more than a decade, James Pacheco has helped Christmas come early for low - income, elderly, and disabled residents in northern California's Bay Area.