Characteristics of Connecticut's elderly, their long term care needs, and available resources through the year 2000
by Richard A. Lusky
Part of Consultant report / State of Connecticut, Governor's Commission on Private and Public Responsibilities for Financing Long Term Care for the Elderly
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