a San Francisco-born Chinese American man who had been denied his re-entry rights after a trip abroad.

79% of respondents completed the survey in English.call (213) 873-5700 or email contact@keiro.

the cornerstone of our mission remains the enhancement of the aging experience of older adults and caregivers as they live and thrive in their local communities.and increasing confusion about time and/or location would prompt them to seek a medical check-up.especially related to Alzheimers and other dementias.

the survey results show that community members understand a time may come when this is no longer possible and more advanced care is needed.Keiros intent to develop locally accessible and self-sustaining board and care homes is the culmination of a long history of research.

The one-page summary is available to all community members.

and 21% completed the survey in Japanese.The Japanese American National Museum.

Chinatown and Koreatown are the same way.but it can be used for group tours or events with permission of the JACCC.

many returnees re-entered their jobs as gardeners or became gardeners for the first time.Higashi Honganji and Nishi Hongwanji Buddhist Temples.