This research article uses qualitative analysis to examine perceptions held by participants of adult day services about the impact of intergenerational programming on their physical well-being. During analysis two typologies, contact and engaged, emerge based on levels of involvement. The members of these two groups perceive the effects of intergenerational programming on their physical well-being differently.
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