Generations Journal

Generations Journal

Spring 2021

A Note of Appreciation to Two Women With Vision and Passion

Spring 2021

Imagining a different kind of long-term services system.

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

Remembering Rosalie A. Kane

Spring 2021

'She never ceased to press for improvement of both the quality of care and quality of life across settings.'

By Howard B. Degenholtz, Keren Brown Wilson, Larry Polivka, and Susan C. Reinhard

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

A Tribute to Joan Litchfield Quinn (1937–2015)

Spring 2021

‘She didn’t covet her vision; she knew it was meant to be shared.’

By Molly Rees Gavin

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

Care Management at 50: A Life Review

Spring 2021

‘Thinking about what care management can be is an important strategic step for the aging network.’

By Robert Applebaum

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

The Core Elements of Care Management

Spring 2021

Care managers are responsive, skilled assessors of multiple domains of the client and family experience.

By Molly Rees Gavin

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

The Demographics of Care Management

Spring 2021

Individuals with chronic conditions—congestive heart failure, diabetes, and COPD appear to be the best candidates for care management.

By Holly Dabelko-Schoeny and Sara A. Moss-Pech

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

What Do We (Still) Need to Know About Long-term Care Management?

Spring 2021

Evidence shows that care management programs have shifted the locus of care away from nursing homes and toward community settings.

By Howard B. Degenholtz

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

A Day in the Life of a Care Manager—2020

Spring 2021

‘On the day of this diary entry, the care manager was serving a caseload of 124 clients.’

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

Straight from the Source: Consumers’ Take on Care Management

Spring 2021

‘Now I really believe in them and I really appreciate them.’

By Jennifer Heston-Mullins

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

Care Managers and Families: Providing the Right Support

Spring 2021

‘Family caregiving is so prevalent that often it is not recognized by society, nor by those providing the care.’

By Donna Benton

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

How Does Care Management Interface with Behavioral Health?

Spring 2021

Substance misuse and use treatment admissions among older adults have steadily increased over the past decade.

By Namkee G. Choi and Nancy L. Wilson

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Generations Journal

Spring 2021

Care Management in a Managed Care World: Can They Work in Concert?

Spring 2021

'Navigating services from two insurance plans and an assortment of LTSS providers can be very complicated, even for the most healthcare-savvy people.’

By Carrie L. Graham

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Generations Journal

Generations Journal is the quarterly journal of the American Society on Aging. Each issue is devoted to bringing together the most useful and current knowledge about a specific topic in the field of aging, with emphasis on practice, research, and policy.

Staff

Publisher: Peter Kaldes, Esq.
Editor-in-Chief: Leanne Clark-Shirley, PhD
Senior Editor: Alison Biggar

Editorial Advisory Board

Wendy Lustbader, Chair
Susan C. Reinhard, Immediate Past Chair
Tobi Abramson
Patrick Arbore
David Bass
Orion Bell
Letia Boseman
Walter Dawson
Sam Fazio
Sarah Galvan
Robyn Golden
Kathy Greenlee
Sarah Jen
Ruth Katz
Andrew MacPherson
Vyan Nguyen
Najja Orr

ISSN 2694-5126

Recent issues of Generations Journal

	Spring 2021 As the World Turns: Care Management’s Continued Role in an Ever-Changing Delivery System Guest Editors: Bob Applebaum & Jennifer Heston-Mullins
	Summer 2021 Precarious Aging and Late-Life Poverty Guest Editors: Judith G. Gonyea & Amanda Grenier

Older Adults and Matters of Substance

Substance Use and Abuse Among Older Adults: Reality and Treatment Options

Substance Use: Implications for Health and Well-being

Tailoring Treatment and Recovery Programs to Older Adults

Inside Summer 2021 Generations Journal

Precarious Aging and Late-Life Poverty

Generations Journal

A Note of Appreciation to Two Women With Vision and Passion

Remembering Rosalie A. Kane

A Tribute to Joan Litchfield Quinn (1937–2015)

Care Management at 50: A Life Review

The Core Elements of Care Management

The Demographics of Care Management

What Do We (Still) Need to Know About Long-term Care Management?

A Day in the Life of a Care Manager—2020

Straight from the Source: Consumers’ Take on Care Management

Care Managers and Families: Providing the Right Support

How Does Care Management Interface with Behavioral Health?

Care Management in a Managed Care World: Can They Work in Concert?

Generations Journal

Staff

Editorial Advisory Board

Recent issues of Generations Journal

Spring 2021
As the World Turns: Care Management’s Continued Role in an Ever-Changing Delivery System
Guest Editors:
Bob Applebaum &
Jennifer Heston-Mullins

Summer 2021
Precarious Aging and Late-Life Poverty
Guest Editors:
Judith G. Gonyea &
Amanda Grenier

Older Adults and Matters of Substance

Substance Use and Abuse Among Older Adults: Reality and Treatment Options

Substance Use: Implications for Health and Well-being

Tailoring Treatment and Recovery Programs to Older Adults

Inside Summer 2021 Generations Journal

Precarious Aging and Late-Life Poverty

Generations Journal

Generations Journal

Staff

Editorial Advisory Board

Recent issues of Generations Journal

Spring 2021 As the World Turns: Care Management’s Continued Role in an Ever-Changing Delivery System Guest Editors: Bob Applebaum & Jennifer Heston-Mullins

Summer 2021 Precarious Aging and Late-Life Poverty Guest Editors: Judith G. Gonyea & Amanda Grenier

Spring 2021
As the World Turns: Care Management’s Continued Role in an Ever-Changing Delivery System
Guest Editors:
Bob Applebaum &
Jennifer Heston-Mullins

Summer 2021
Precarious Aging and Late-Life Poverty
Guest Editors:
Judith G. Gonyea &
Amanda Grenier