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Report: People Doubt Communities are Ready for Senior Tsunami
A third of older adults and nearly half of adults under the age of 60 don’t think communities are prepared for the growing senior population, according to a recent national survey. Most seniors (71%) agree their community is currently “supportive” to the needs of seniors, says the 2013 United States of Aging Survey, conducted by the National Council on Aging, UnitedHealthcare, and USA Today. Read more.
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