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The right place to die.

The government's end-of-life care strategy aims to help people have a dignified death in the place of their choosing. For many people this means dying in the place where they have lived - at home. 'Is It That Time Already?', a new report by Housing 21, the older people's housing and care organisation, and the National End-of-Life Care programme, suggests that older people who live in extra care housing may be denied this choice because extra care housing is not recognised as a 'home for life'.