The phrase "elderly welfare" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to policies and programs that aim to support and provide for the needs of elderly individuals, such as healthcare, social services, and financial assistance. Example: The government has implemented various measures to improve elderly welfare, including increasing pension benefits and providing free healthcare services for seniors.
In Taiwan the DPP plans to deliver just that, with such things as virtually free health care for the elderly, welfare for the underprivileged and lots of social housing.
(d) The CN maintain contacts with other practitioners (e.g. occupational therapy, dieticians, pharmacists, physiotherapy, elderly welfare consultant etc). in consultation with the general physician.
A local project group was established, consisting of the regional mental health service, the regional community health service, the local elderly welfare organisation, and the municipality.
In societies with an extended family structure and less reliance on the state to provide welfare for children or the elderly, welfare for others is widely accepted and relevant to consider.
Similarly, the results of a cross-sectional study conducted on a sample of 405 older adults at six elderly welfare centers in a metropolitan city in South Korea showed that attitudes about aging were significant factors for enhancing life satisfaction.
For the design and development of the protocols in the toolkit, the expert panel was extended with two occupational therapists, a physiotherapist experienced in geriatric physiotherapy, a nurse specialized in geriatric nursing and an elderly welfare consultant.
This accounts for Mr. Gore's claim that the Bush plan would force the elderly into welfare offices for prescription drugs.
A cost-sharing policy implemented in Quebec in 1996 was associated with immediate reductions in the use of essential medications among the elderly and welfare recipients and increases in avoidable emergency department visits (31).
Prosecutors said the collector drove a yellow Ferrari and posed as an international playboy, despite living with his elderly mother on welfare benefits and amassing huge credit-card debts.
It is a crisis that has many implications - whether for U.S. consumer spending, for younger workers as baby boomers stay in the workforce, or for further strains on the federal government's already ugly budget picture as the elderly seek more welfare.
In 2011, social grants including the elderly grant, child welfare grant, orphan and vulnerable child education grant, as well as public assistance grant, were suspended or delayed.
