Aging networks-the authors say long-term care

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In the Aging Networks, the authors say "long-term care, once associated with nursing homes, is now taking place in the community" (Niles-Yokum and Wagner, 2019). These services are "at the heart" of the Long-term Services and Supports (LTSS) "system." (p. 54).

1. How do we define LTSS in terms of actual services provided, and

2. where are these services needed most in terms of routine care (i.e. institution or home)?

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