The book "Primary Care for Older Adults" provides a comprehensive and systematic overview of the key models of primary care and their specific adaptations to the needs of older adults. Written by experts in the field, it thoroughly examines the patient-centered medical home (PCMH) as well as the complex interrelations within the "medical neighborhood" model. The work analyzes primary care for specific, complex populations, including healthcare for patients with mental health needs and intensive primary care for older adults. It addresses various models of primary care for dual-eligible patients, including the GRACE model and the PACE models. Additionally, it highlights the role of Advanced Practice Nurses and Physician Assistants in primary care, as well as developments within the VA related to the Patient Activated Care Team (PACT) initiative. The book also discusses the often-overlooked primary care in home settings and long-term care. Experts discuss the challenges related to staffing, quality of care, and financing of primary care for older adults.