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Housing and Community Partner Views on the Benefits of Housing With Services: The Right Care, Right Place, Right Time
Edward Alan Miller1,2, Pamela Nadash1, Elizabeth Simpson1
1Department of Gerontology, Gerontology Institute, LeadingAge Center for Long-Term Services & Supports, Manning College of Nursing & Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts Boston, Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Background And Objectives:
Older adult-focused housing with services programs seek to improve access to supportive services, particularly among individuals residing in subsidized housing. The Right Care, Right Place, Right Time (R3) program comprises 2 on-site wellness teams responsible for 400 participants across 7 housing sites in Greater Boston. These embedded teams work directly with residents to address health-related needs and access to services. This study reports on the perceived benefits of participating in the R3 program from the perspective of housing staff and community partners.
Research Design And Methods:
Data were derived from 24 semistructured interviews conducted as part of a program evaluation. Participants described resident, housing, and system-related reasons for deciding to participate in the R3 program and their experiences of their participation.
Results:
In addition to positive overall assessments, housing partner interviewees reported concrete and psychosocial benefits for housing residents (e.g., connecting with resources, enabling longer stays, empowering residents, alleviating distress) and staffing and resident-related benefits. Community partners perceived more appropriate utilization of services by residents (e.g., reducing emergency transports).
Discussion And Implications:
Findings elucidate why housing and community partners might be motivated to integrate housing, health, and supportive care into affordable housing for older adults using a wellness team.
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