The baby boom generation is entering retirement age and over 75 million boomers will turn 65 during the next 18 years. Boomers are healthier, living longer, and remaining active far longer than their parents and grandparents.
Baby boomers are fiercely independent and the idea of becoming dependent on others is a concern. However, as the aging population expands over the next two decades a staggering number of seniors will need some level of physical, medical, or emotional care.
Past generations relied on their adult children and extended family members to care for them in their elder years. But a marked decrease in the birth rate of children born to these same aging baby boomers now means fewer family members will be available to provide any level of care or housing.
Who will care for this evolving generation of seniors? How will care be managed when adult children live far away or are immersed in raising their own children?
Families concerned about the well-being of their parents and grandparents are turning to professional geriatric care management agencies like Garden State Eldercare (GSE).
GSE provides reliable hourly home health care, your way. Day visits, live-in assistance, and continuous care management are all individually tailored to meet client and family needs.
Professionally trained Geriatric Care Managers (GCM) are skilled in assessing the individual needs of each client. They will assist you in determining an appropriate course of action by working closely with family, medical staff, and other service providers to ensure the best possible outcome.
Care Managers are focused on providing quality care and support so that clients can remain living in their homes safely and comfortably. Services range from nursing care, counseling, household management, and crisis intervention.
Baby boomers are fiercely independent and the idea of becoming dependent on others is a concern. However, as the aging population expands over the next two decades a staggering number of seniors will need some level of physical, medical, or emotional care.
Past generations relied on their adult children and extended family members to care for them in their elder years. But a marked decrease in the birth rate of children born to these same aging baby boomers now means fewer family members will be available to provide any level of care or housing.
Who will care for this evolving generation of seniors? How will care be managed when adult children live far away or are immersed in raising their own children?
Families concerned about the well-being of their parents and grandparents are turning to professional geriatric care management agencies like Garden State Eldercare (GSE).
GSE provides reliable hourly home health care, your way. Day visits, live-in assistance, and continuous care management are all individually tailored to meet client and family needs.
Professionally trained Geriatric Care Managers (GCM) are skilled in assessing the individual needs of each client. They will assist you in determining an appropriate course of action by working closely with family, medical staff, and other service providers to ensure the best possible outcome.
Care Managers are focused on providing quality care and support so that clients can remain living in their homes safely and comfortably. Services range from nursing care, counseling, household management, and crisis intervention.
Please contact us if you need immediate help or to schedule a complimentary consultation to discuss future needs.
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