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Ganz DA et al. - With the impending surge in the number of older adults, primary care clinicians will increasingly need to manage the care of vulnerable elders. Caring for vulnerable elders is complex because of their wide range of health goals and the interdependence of medical care and community supports needed to achieve those goals. The authors describe two delivery models of primary care for vulnerable elders – co-management, and augmented primary care.

 

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