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Feasibility and benefits of a day center for older adults: a comprehensive approach

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  • Dayana Alejandra Loayza Ramírez

    (Universidad Privada San Francisco de Asís, Bolivia)

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Population aging creates challenges in caring for older adults. This study analyzes the viability of a day center in the South Macrodistrict of La Paz to improve their quality of life and support caregivers. Through a mixed approach, 372 older adults (65-85 years) and 363 caregivers (40-59 years) in districts 18, 19 and 21 were surveyed. The results indicated that 66.67% of older adults would attend the center, evidencing high demand, while 58.68% of caregivers expressed the need for support. Jointly, the economic viability of the project with affordable rates will be determined. Implementation of the center would benefit older adults with a safe space and recreational activities, while reducing the burden on caregivers. It is concluded that this service is essential for the social and emotional well-being of both parties. It is recommended to evaluate its long-term impact to strengthen active and healthy aging in the community.

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Handle: RePEc:cvp:carean:v:3:y:2025:i:1:id:30
DOI: 10.69821/caretech.v3i1.30
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