As America ages, senior care — in-home and at facilities — is increasingly out of reach. 💡 Nearly 70% of seniors will need long-term care services as they age, per Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies.But just 13% of adults 75+ who live alone can afford assisted living — and only 14% can afford in-home care, according to the center's analysis of 97 metro areas. For context, more than 40% of Americans 65+ d live alone. When considering seniors over 80, that share jumps to nearly 60%. More.
Though they may be hanging from the lips of major influencers and
starlets, cigarettes have far more fans in an older demographic,
according to new data on adult smoking behaviors in the United States.
From 2011 to 2022, the prevalence of smoking habits decreased in every
age bracket except one: the 65-and-up crowd.
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