Watch: The Lengthy-Time period Care Disaster: Why Few Can Afford to Develop Outdated in America

By Jordan Rau

December 6, 2023

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<br /> <span class="byline">Jordan Rau, KFF Health News</span></p> <p>For many in America, especially people in the middle class, old age is a daily struggle to keep up with basic activities. For some, the trials of dementia add to the emotional and financial burden for loved ones and caregivers. Long-term care options — assisted living, home care, or full-time family care — are costly, complex, and often inadequate.</p> <p>Jordan Rau, KFF Health News senior correspondent, moderated a Zoom event Dec. 5 about “Dying Broke,” an investigative project undertaken with The New York Times and Times reporter Reed Abelson about America’s long-term care crisis. Panelists shared their lived experiences of caregiving.</p> <p>The event was hosted by KFF Health News and the John A. Hartford Foundation.</p> <p>
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