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Surfing the “Silver Tsunami”
The aging of our population, or ‘Silver Tsunami,’ as it’s often called, is not something in the future that requires preparation. That’s why it’s called a tsunami, a wave created by an earthquake. Ken Dychtwald was one of the first … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity Building, Community Based Care, Community Planning, Health Planning, Older Adults, Services for Older Adults, Sustainability
Tagged community planning, Demographic Trends, Older Adults, planning for older adult services, Silver Tsunami
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