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HRD-80-8 1 (1979-10-15)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaazur0001 and id is 1 raw text is: OOMPTROUZM gUNEKtA1 OP' THE UNITED *rATX9 WASMING7fr04. CAL 41 B-165430 OCTOBER is, 1979 To the Chairman and the Ranking Minority Member Special Committee on Aging 51 _ United States Senate Subject: The jotential Need for and Cost of Congregate Rousing for Older PeopleJ (HRD-808) In the Committee's August 21, 1978, letter and subsequent meetings with your office, we were asked to provide informa- tion concerning two main items: (1) the well-being of older people, their need for services, and the cost of providing those services for older people living in various settings, including public housing, congregate housing, and institu- tions and (2) the well-being of older people living in urban and rural areas. We are presenting the information on the first item in question and answer format, as agreed with your office. Our analysis of the well-being of older people living in urban and rural areas is currently in process and we plan to brief the Committee on the results of our analysis when it is completed. The information contained in this report is based on our study of the personal conditions of older people in Cleveland, Ohio. A description of the data gathering and analytical methodology used in our study is contained in enclosure II. On the basis of this study, we issued three other reports: (1) The Well-Being of Older People in Cleveland, Ohio (HRD-77-70, Apr. 19, 1977), (2) Conditions of Older People: National Information System Needed (HR15-79-95, Sept. 20, 1979), and (3) Home Health--The Need for a National Policy to Better Provide for the Elderly (HRD-78-19, Dec. 30, 1977). In summary, our review shows: --Overall, older people living in public housing were Qdefined as having worse personal conditions than those living in private housing. 0(104101)

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