Crisis in Aging: Disability and Alzheimer’s: Lack of Caregivers Threatens South Florida Seniors’ Ability to Stay Home

A crisis in aging, fueled by increasing numbers of South Florida seniors with Alzheimer's disease and disabilities, and a decreasing work force to care for them, threatens the ability of those older adults to remain at home, according to a Florida-based senior care business owner. (PRWeb Sep 29, 2009)

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