Lecture 2 Flashcards
What are the 6 psychosocial factors that affect an older person’s access to healthcare?
- Socioeconomic characteristics
- Environmental/social resources and constraints
- Psychological influences
- Health behaviors
- Biological pathways
- Quality of life health
What are some negative impact psychosocial factors?
- Depression
- Dissatisfaction with life
- Lack of support
What are some positive psychosocial factors?
- Social engagement
- Social environments promoting aging in place
- Aging services
- Hospice
What physiological factors contribute to psychosocial aging?
- Inflammation and hormonal abnormalities can lead to depression.
- Decreased melatonin secretion => sleep disturbances
- Declining organ status => limiting activities and socializing
- Reduced vision/hearing
- Gross atrophy of brain => dementia
What is CBLTSS?
Community based long term services and support
Who funds CBLTSS?
Center for medicare and medicaid INNOVATION
CMMI
How do most people end up qualifying for LTSS?
Burning through their retirement savings until they qualify for medicaid/medicare.
What are the 3 primary forms of CBLTSS?
- CCRCs (Continuing care retirement communities)
- Fully independent older adult in SFH or apartment
- Life care at home model
What is the most common form of home health care?
Formal caregivers
What is the requirement for HHAs to be reimbursed?
- OASIS (Outcome and assessment information set)
- 60 day periods
Certification only lasts 60 days.
What are the two forms of formal home-based healthcare models?
- Home-based primary care model.
- Hospital-at-home model