Recent statistics have depicted a sharp increase in the aging population and the number of people being diagnosed with chronic diseases. The demand for comprehensive, long-term elder care solutions that accommodate physical and mental disabilities has grown exponentially. On this note, the global elderly care solutions market is expected to reach $954 million by 2032, according to the most recent market estimates, growing at a CAGR of 6 percent during this period.
Governments worldwide are working toward implementing initiatives that make elderly care accessible, and insurance providers are introducing favorable reimbursement policies for seniors, leading to further market growth. The integration of modern tech into geriatric services to help seniors experience an improved quality of life is also driving the market expansion.
To put the spotlight on such key developments in the industry, HealthCare Business Review illustrates how companies are leveraging the latest technologies to meet the elder care service expectations of businesses. The edition features thought leadership articles from Mitchell Fong, Vice President of Virtual Care at Renown Health, who sheds light on the realities of virtual care in a post-pandemic world, and Sarita Wilson-Guffin, Director of Spiritual Care at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, who speaks about the benefits of spiritual care for adult and pediatric patients.
In this edition of Healthcare Business Review, we also bring you some of the top elder care service providers that deliver the best healthcare solutions for their clients. The list includes Sodalis Senior Living, which stands out for its assisted living and memory care facilities that include medication management, recreational VR capabilities, and special services for its residents with dementia.
We hope this edition assists you in finding the ideal elder care solution provider that will deliver high-end and inclusive services to improve the quality of life for the elderly.
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