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In the United States, senior centers provide various programs for seniors. Analyzing interviews with participants in A City shows that participating in programs at Senior centers improves seniors’ subjective well-being and wellness. Senior centers are seen as a focal point for revitalizing daily life and fostering social connections with local people. With the growing senior population, there is a preference for larger spaces, better lighting, air conditioning, and improved sound systems as tangible infrastructure. Additionally, seniors desire more multi-generational and cross-cultural programs as intangible services to enhance their experience at these centers.
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