Introduction: Staying Put Susan Lanspery, James J. Callahan, Jr., Judith R. Miller, and Joan Hyde

PART I REFRAMING HOUSING ADAPTATIONS
Living at Home: The Convergence of Aging and Disability Irving Kenneth Zola Design Directives in Home Adaptation Jon Pynoos and Victor Regnier

Technology and Home Adaptations Paul John Grayson

PART II USERS' PERSPECTIVES IN HOME ADAPTATION
The Elderly Consumer's Decision to Accept or Reject Home Adaptations: Issues and Perspectives Russell J. Ohta and Brenda M. Ohta Home Adaptation for Alzheimer's Households: The Importance of a Consumer Perspective Nina M. Silverstein and Joan Hyde

Individualizing Home Modification Recommendations to Facilitate Performance of Routine Activities Bettye Rose Connell and Jon A. Sanford

The Effects of Income on Home Modification: Can They Afford to Stay Put? Phyllis H. Mutschler

PART III IMPLEMENTING HOUSING ADAPTATION PROGRAMS
The Delivery of Home Modification and Repair Services Jon Pynoos, Phoebe Liebig, Julie Overton, and Emily Calvert Establishing Home Modification, Maintenance, and Repair Programs in Community-Based Agencies Russell W. Hereford

Adapting Subsidized Housing: The Experience of the Supportive Services Program in Senior Housing Susan C. Lanspery

PART IV HOUSING ADAPTATION POLICY
Fostering Adaptive Housing: An Overview of Funding Sources, Laws, and Policies Robin Talbert, Paul John Grayson, and Joan Hyde Implications of the 1988 Fair Housing Act for the Frail Elderly Sandra J. Newman and Molli N. Mezrich

Research, Policy, and Practice in Housing Adaptations: Future Directions Katrinka Smith Sloan, Joan Hyde, and Susan Lanspery

Epilogue Report on the First National Invitational Conference on Home Modification Mary Ann Wilner

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