Skip Navigation
  DHHS logo Dept. of Health & Human Services
Link to AoA Homepage U.S. Administration on Aging
About AoA
Press Room
Elders and Families
Professionals
AoA Grant Programs
Chinese español Francais Deutsch Italiano Japanese Korean Portugues

Home > Professionals > Statistics > A Profile of Older Americans: 2002 > Notes

Professionals
Bullet Addressing Diversity
Clear Image
Bullet Aging & Disability Resource Center
Clear Image
Bullet Aging Network
Clear Image
Bullet AoA Programs
Clear Image
Bullet Addressing Diversity
Clear Image
Bullet Civil Rights
Clear Image
Bullet Communicating with Older Adults
Clear Image
Bullet Emergency Preparedness & Response
Clear Image
Bullet Evidence Based Disease Prevention Grants Program
Clear Image
Bullet Healthy People 2010
Clear Image
Bullet HHS Poverty Guidelines
Clear Image
Bullet Homelessness
Clear Image
Bullet Integrated Care Management Grants Program
Clear Image
Bullet International Aging
Clear Image
Bullet Nursing Home Diversion Program
Clear Image
Bullet Program Results and Evaluation
Clear Image
Bullet Promoting Healthy Lifestyles
Clear Image
Bullet Statistics on the Aging Population
Clear Image
Square Bullet A Profile of Older Americans
Clear Image
Square Bullet Census 2000 Data on Aging
Clear Image
Square Bullet Disabilities Data
Clear Image
Square Bullet Grandparents
Clear Image
Square Bullet Historical Population Estimates Data
Clear Image
Square Bullet Minority Aging
Clear Image
Square Bullet Older Americans 2000: Key Indicators of Well-Being
Clear Image
Square Bullet Online Statistical Data on the Aging
Clear Image
Square Bullet Projections of Future Growth of the Older Population
Clear Image
Square Bullet 1990 Population Data
Clear Image
Bullet Transportation
Clear Image

Statistics

A Profile of Older Americans: 2002

Notes

Comments:

* Principal sources of data for the Profile are the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the National Center of Health Statistics, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The Profile incorporates the latest data available but not all items are updated on an annual basis.

 **Excludes persons of Hispanic origin.

 ***Calculated on the basis of the official poverty definitions for the years 1998-2000

 ****1996 figure

*****Census 2000 figure


A Profile of Older Americans: 2002 was prepared by the Administration on Aging (AoA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

The annual Profile of Older Americans was originally developed and researched by Donald G. Fowles, AoA. Saadia Greenberg, AoA, updated the 2002 edition.  Editions of the Profile prior to 2000 were printed by AARP.

AoA serves as an advocate for the elderly within the federal government and is working to encourage and coordinate a responsive system of family and community based services throughout the nation. AoA helps states develop comprehensive service systems which are administer by 56 State and Territorial Units on Aging, 655 Area Agencies on Aging, over 226 Native American and Hawaiian organizations, and more than 29,000 local service providers.

Back to Previous | Main


Spotlight
Additional Topics
* Census Bureau (Off site)
 

   
   
Site Utilities Tab
Last Updated 9/9/2004
*Printer-friendly page
*Email this page to a friend
*Was the information on this page helpful? Top
What’s New  |  Contact AoA  |  Visitor's Guide  |  Privacy Notice  |  Disclaimer  |  Accessibility  |  FOIA  |  Site Map  |  Topics A-Z