Dr. Hoffman’s research focuses on quality of care for older adults, falls, informal and formal caregiving, and cognitive impairment. His work on falls assesses how different research methodologies impact fall prevalence and Medicare expenditure estimates and how caregiving reduces fall risk among disabled and cognitively impaired older adults. His caregiving work explores dyadic interdependencies between caregivers and their care recipients, and burdens and health trajectories of dementia caregivers. Dr. Hoffman also serves on IHPI's Early Career Faculty Advisory Council (FAC).
- Ph.D., Health Policy and Management, UCLA School of Public Health
- M.P.H., UCLA School of Public Health
- B.A., General Studies, Harvard College
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