California’s elderly population is expected to expand 44% by 2023, and the total cost of care is projected to increase 88% in the next decade, according to a study by the Univ. of California, Berkeley. Demand for long-term care services and support is expected to grow — particularly since those approaching retirement age report poorer health than those born before them. Projected increases in demand for long-term care suggest that
California seniors will not be able to get the care they need or will face delays in getting care. To get the study, visit http://www.rureadyca.org/sites/default/files/images/economic_study_11-7-2013_for_web.pdf.
LTC Costs Expected to Soar in California
December 1, 2013 By
