#elderly care

#elderly care

People with dementia account for over 40% of unpaid caregivers' time

1 in 9 people over 65 has Alzheimer's disease

Laila Vargas found authenticity at 62 after coming out, embracing life with joy and purpose.

Gov. Hochul encourages vaccination for eligible New Yorkers, especially seniors, as the new COVID-19 vaccine launches for the 2024-25 season.

Apple's initiative may save users significantly on hearing aid costs and provide an easier alternative to traditional devices.

The design of outdoor spaces for elderly facilities fosters interaction and combats loneliness.

Older adults face rising homelessness, with significant increases reported in the past year, highlighting a growing social crisis for this demographic.

Two-thirds of Americans will need some type of long-term care as they get older, but the cost of care is often unaffordable.

Costs for long-term care can vary widely by location, and few people are adequately prepared to pay for it.

The escalating costs of in-home care, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes are devouring the savings and incomes of older Americans and their relatives.

Millions of families are facing daunting choices and potential financial ruin as they try to provide care for their elderly loved ones.

The price tag for long-term care is expected to reach a half-trillion dollars a year by 2030, and the challenges will only grow.