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Table 3 Common Campus Home and Community Care Programs

From: Seniors’ campus continuums: local solutions for broad spectrum seniors care

I = Available Internally to Campus Residents = I; E = Available Externally to Local Community

Campus

Meals on Wheels

Day Programa

Active Living Centres/Wellness Programsb

Falls Prevention Programs/ Physio-therapyc

Congregate Dining

Supportive Housing/ Assisted Livingd

Northern Mature (Municipal)

I & E

Not onsite

 

I & E

I & E

I

Semi-Rural (Municipal)

 

I & E

I & E

I & E

I & E

I

Small Urban Mature (Municipal)

I & E

I & E

I & E

I & E

I & E

I & E

Urban (NFP)

I & E

I & E

 

I & E

I & E

I & E

Rural Mature (NFP)

   

I & E

I

I

Urban Mature (NFP)

E

I & E

I & E

I & E

I & E

I

  1. a Programs that provide structured and supervised activities for frail and socially isolated seniors and individuals with cognitive impairment offered during the day, evening or overnight
  2. b A centre with programs and services that promote socialization, recreation, physical activity, learning, friendships, community involvement and independent living
  3. c Group exercises and falls prevention education to help seniors stay healthy and active
  4. d Programs for a set number of clients in housing units (differed across campuses) deemed eligible for intensive case management and care coordination of personal care and other supports based on Standardized Resident Assessment Instruments (RAI-CHA)
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BMC Geriatrics

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