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Acute care costs of the oldest old
1Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA.
Hospital Practice (1995)
|July 15, 1997
Abstract:
Caring for elderly patients in the hospital costs less as they age. Among the reasons: Their ailments are less expensive to treat, they receive less aggressive care, and they are treated in less expensive hospitals.
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