Medical Economics January 12, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Independence is a priority for aging Americans, but barriers like financial concerns and underutilization of primary care threaten this goal.
- The current healthcare system focuses on treating illness rather than supporting proactive aging, necessitating a shift towards preventive and primary care.
- Value-based care models, emphasizing a holistic approach, improve outcomes and reduce healthcare costs for seniors.
- Accessibility to primary care, especially in underserved areas, is crucial for promoting independence and quality of life among seniors.
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