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On Lok began in 1971 with an idea: Traditional models of care in San Francisco were not meeting the needs of the elderly.
In 1972, Francis J. Curry, MD founded the North of Market Health Clinic, a primary health care center for low-income seniors living in the Tenderloin.
The 1978 amendments to the OAA explicitly outlined the role that local senior centers should play as ‘‘focal points’’ to bring older adults in contact with the myriad of programs and agencies designed to meet their needs.
The 30th Street Senior Center, founded in 1979 and San Francisco’s largest multipurpose senior center, becomes a part of On Lok, providing activities, meals, and bilingual services to a vibrant community of active seniors.
Krout, J. ‘‘Correlate of Service Utilization Among the Rural Elderly.’’ The Gerontologist 23 (1983): 500–504.
Conrad, K. J.; Hughes, S. L.; Compione, P. F.; and Goldberg, R. S. ‘‘Shedding New Light on Adult Day Care.’’ Perspective on Aging (November/December 1987): 18–21.
Monk, A. ‘‘The Integration of Frail Elderly into Senior Centers.’’ Final Report to the AARP Andrus Foundation, New York: Columbia University, 1988.
Krout’s longitudinal study found the following averages for participant characteristics in 1989: 11 percent under sixty-five; 41 percent between the ages of sixty-five and seventy-four; 37 percent aged seventy-five to eighty-four; and 10 percent age eighty-five and over.
Cox, C., and Monk, A. ‘‘Measuring the Effectiveness of a Health Education Program for Older Adults.’’ Educational Gerontology 15 (1989): 9–23.
Cox, C., and Monk, A. ‘‘Integrating the Frail and Well Elderly: The Experience of Senior Centers.’’ Journal of Gerontological Social Work 15 (1990): 131–147.
Krout, J.; Cutler, S.; and Coward, R. ‘‘Correlates of Senior Center Participation: A National Analysis.’’ The Gerontologist 30 (1990): 72–79.
Caring Senior Service was founded by Jeff Salter in 1991.
By 1994, Jeff had moved to McAllen, Texas, and opened a new Caring Senior Location there.
Krout, J. ‘‘Senior Centers and Services for the Frail Elderly.’’ Journal of Aging and Social Policy 7 (1995): 59–76.
Then, when the building next door at 315 Turk Street became available in 1999, the Board of Directors decided to buy and renovate it, and to consolidate programs into one location.
Calsyn, R., and Winter, J. ‘‘Who Attends Senior Centers?’’ Journal of Social Service Research 26 (1999): 53–69.
In 2002, Jeff determined that the best way for Caring Senior Service to grow was through franchising.
Overall, the spending power of baby boomers is expected to reach $15 trillion worldwide by the end of 2019.
ACC is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2022.
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