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- 2. Elder Care Services for Joy’s House
- 3. Adult Day Care Demand • https://youtu.be/16Rdl64yGjk
- 4. US Market • Skilled Nursing Facilities • Home Healthcare Services • Social Services • Continuing Care Retirement Communities • Assisted Living Facilities
- 7. Home Healthcare Agencies • https://youtu.be/KkksgwCscuY
- 8. Market Structure Growth rate which would be a reflection of a number of factors, Elderly population, attractive reimbursement policies, and availability of low term care service providers, Increasing life expectancy, and change in family structure among the population, and increasing disposable income.
- 10. Long Term Care • https://youtu.be/KkksgwCscuY
- 11. Competition
- 13. Support Teams
Editor's Notes
- Taking regular breaks from the demands of caregiving can reduce your stress levels and help you to avoid burnout. Being able to recharge your batteries can leave you feeling more energetic, focused, and reinvigorated about your caregiving role. Using an adult day care facility can enable you to continue working, attend school, or devote more time to other family members. Can give you peace of mind that your loved one isn’t home alone but is in a supervised and safe environment.