The inability of the body to control urination or bowel movements or both.

Community-based resource centers for individuals with disabilities of all types. Centers across the U.S. offer information about public benefits and local resources, support, and advocacy with the goal of maximizing the ability of disabled persons to live independently.

An independent group of physicians who contract with a health maintenance organization to provide services for their members.

A home care worker who is hired privately, outside of a home care agency.

Care provided by an unlicensed caregiver whose services are not arranged and supervised by a home care agency.

A measure of independent functioning often used as assessment. IADLs include ability to shop, prepare meals, manage money, and perform housekeeping duties.