Harrison Street said it is focusing on a similar mix of assisted living and memory-care units rather than housingforseniors who don't need any assistance.
And funds to provide low-cost housingfor low-income seniors were cut by about 15 percent, although a new program to provide counseling for the elderly seeking affordable housing was funded.
So badly is this program needed that for every unit of federal housing assistance that becomes available, ten seniors are on waiting lists, with increasing numbers becoming homeless.