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Health care seeking behavior of the elderly: an empirical investigation.
The elderly population represents an increasingly large market for health care services and has typically been seen as a homogeneous market segment. This research indicates that the elderly market is in fact a very heterogeneous market which can be segmented by demographic and behavioral characteristics.