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Muslim nursing homes in the United States: barriers and prospects
Ziad Alfarah1, Fadi H Ramadan, Emily Cury
1Lawrence General Hospital, Lawrence, MA, USA. ziadalfarah@gmail.com
Abstract:
Historically, many nursing homes in the United States have been established by religious groups. This was done to provide care for the elderly when care could not be furnished in other venues. Despite several attempts reported in the literature, there are currently no Muslim nursing homes in the United States. In the Arab and Muslim world, the acceptance and success of such an institution has been somewhat variable. As the Arab Muslim population in the United States ages and becomes more frail, the Muslim community will have to evaluate the need to establish nursing homes to provide care for elderly.
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