Synopsis

The aging population of America is experiencing a remarkable shift. While medical progress has extended lifespans, a growing number of older adults – those over eighty-five – are now the fastest-growing segment of the nation. This "oldest old" population presents both opportunity and challenge. Increased longevity brings with it a rise in chronic illness and prolonged physical decline, often demanding extensive care over many years. However, this escalating need for support is met by a dwindlin