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The Other Lane Always Goes Fastered communities. Vintage Voices creates choirs in assisted living homes and senior centers to help aging adults strengthen their health, reduce depression, and increase engagement. This chapter describes a developmental evaluation that was used to help inform and strengthen program implementation. Us

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