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Season 3 • Episode 235

235 - COVID-19 and Senior Housing

Jan 19, 2021
17:01

Episode Description

There are more than two million federally-subsidized apartments, units, and homes designated for senior housing. These communities, which tend to serve lower-income racial and ethnic minorities, have unique opportunities and challenges compared to assisted living and nursing care facilities and have been largely overlooked in the COVID-19 response. Juliana Bilowich, director of Housing Operations and Policy at Leading Age, and Shanna Dell, the lead infection control adviser on the outbreak team of the Baltimore City Health Department talk with Dr. Josh Sharfstein about these challenges and about a new, free course available on Coursera developed to help assisted living facilities to keep their residents safe. https://www.coursera.org/learn/strategies-senior-housing-covid19

KEYWORDS: geriatric health; health equity

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