Elderly woman smiling at a younger woman, adjacent to a text titled 'An Aging-in-Place Strategy for the Next Generation', dated February 23, 2022, by several authors from Boston Consulting Group (BCG)."
Text discussing healthcare innovations for aging-in-place. Emphasizes private-sector support for seniors through digital technology and new care models. Highlights clinical, personal, daily living, and social services to improve quality of life and r
Text discussing elderly preferences for aging in place over moving to senior residences, benefits of staying at home, risks of institutional care, and supporting elderly independence.
Bar chart comparing survey responses on aging in place for Australia, Canada, Japan, Singapore, UK, US. Two bars for each country show preference and expectation. Accompanied by text discussing senior living trends and challenges, including the impac
Infographic comparing labor intensity of senior care in facilities versus at home in various countries, with a bubble chart showing the number of full-time employees per client and the share of the population aged 65 or older. Countries include Irela
Text discusses rising elder care costs, driven by increased spending, labor costs, and inflation in OECD countries. It highlights the growing need for elder care due to an aging population and declining health, worsened by facility shortages. Statist
Line chart titled "Exhibit 3 - Aging Populations Lead to Greater Demand for Long-Term Care," showing age dependence ratios from 1970 to 2020 for several countries: UK, Italy, US, Finland, Australia, Japan, and Singapore. Japan shows the highest incre
Text discussing benefits and challenges of elderly aging in place. Highlights affordability and better experience compared to traditional care. Mentions unmet needs in OECD countries and role of support structures from government and organizations. R
Text discussing home care in elder services, highlighting Buurtzorg agency in the Netherlands, Singapore's elder care strategy, and barriers in the system. © 2023 Boston Consulting Group.
Text about the rising quality of home-based care and challenges in its delivery, with data on infection rates and perceptions. © 2023 Boston Consulting Group
Text discussing challenges faced by home care providers, including staffing shortages, adoption of digital technologies, and integrating informal caregivers. It highlights cultural differences in caregiving roles and the high cost of elder care.
Text from Boston Consulting Group discussing the efficiency and costs of senior residence care versus home-based care, mentioning labor management, roles of caregivers, informal care, and challenges in regulation and reimbursement. © 2023 Boston Cons
Text discussing challenges in aging-in-place models and potential solutions. It outlines roles for payers and providers to improve elder care through protocols, preventive care, technology platforms, and consumer-friendly services. Suggestions includ
Page from Boston Consulting Group report outlining strategies for improving healthcare. Bullet points include forming partnerships with healthcare providers, investing in workforce skills, managing staffing shortages, granting staff autonomy, utilizi
A text document discussing home care workforce development, regulatory frameworks, and support for referral agencies and community groups. It mentions the need for better training, quality control, and incentives to attract and retain workers in the
Text from a Boston Consulting Group presentation discussing health care strategies for the elderly, focusing on collaboration among payers, providers, and agencies to enhance referrals, develop bundled service payment models, build a talent pipeline,
Text discussing healthcare improvements for the elderly, focusing on integrating health systems, cost-effective strategies, and the role of caregivers and stakeholders. It mentions Japan's approach with long-term care managers and emphasizes the need
List of authors and their titles from Boston Consulting Group, along with a company description. Authors include Jon Kaplan, Aaron Brown, Sarah Thom, and Julia Baker.
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