Homeless Older Adults More Likely to Obtain Housing With Case Management

Older adults experiencing homelessness who had a case manager during the previous six months were more likely to obtain housing, than those who did not have a case manager. Older adults who were homeless and had difficulty performing one or more activities of daily living (ADLs) were also more likely to exit homelessness, than those who needed help with ADLs.

Among participants who exited homelessness by obtaining housing or entering an institutional placement during a median follow-up of 4.0 years, 79.6% had a case manager or needed help with ADLs. The median time from study enrollment to . . .