Stakeholder Differences in Preferences for Adult Day Care Center Site and Building Design Features

-tests.ResultsManagers placed higher importance on community attitudes and governmental support, while family members emphasized access to health services, transportation, and public safety. In building design, family members valued clearer spatial visibility, whereas managers placed relatively greater emphasis on temperature control.ConclusionsManagers and family members of service users weighed site and building design factors differently, especially in the domains related to "support and attitudes" and "services, systems, and policies." These findings highlight important differences between these two stakeholder groups and provide critical insights for the planning and design of ADCCs.