Research
Peer-reviewed work on quality of life in long-term care, dementia care, caregiver support, and LTSS policy — advancing evidence-based practice for older adults.
Our research addresses the most pressing challenges in aging services, guided by real-world needs and a commitment to translating findings into practice.
Measuring and improving quality of life outcomes in long-term care settings.
Non-pharmacological interventions and person-centered approaches to dementia care.
Understanding and addressing the needs of family and professional caregivers.
Advocating for policies that improve access to long-term support and services.
Our research is published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at national conferences, contributing to the broader field of gerontology.
This multi-site study examined quality of life indicators across 45 long-term care facilities, identifying key factors that correlate with improved resident outcomes and family satisfaction.
Presented at the National Conference on Aging, this research highlights the effectiveness of community-based, non-pharmacological interventions in improving quality of life for individuals living with dementia.
This policy brief examines the state of caregiver support services across the U.S. and provides a framework for policymakers to improve access to respite care, training, and financial support.
This presentation shared findings from QoLG's development coaching and internship program, demonstrating how structured mentorship can attract and retain professionals in the aging services field.
Our annual symposium brings together researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and caregivers to share knowledge, discuss emerging trends, and collaborate on solutions that improve quality of life for older adults.
2026
Next symposium — dates announced soon