CNBC March 1, 2025
Devan Burris

Baby boomers are about to be the largest generation in American history to hit the long-term care space. Born between 1946 and 1964, as defined by Pew Research, the oldest baby boomers are turning 80 next year. The group is set to flood a senior care space that is already understaffed, underfunded and facing political uncertainty.

“This space is completely underprepared for the number of older adults that are going to need long term care and end of life care,” said David Grabowski, professor of health care policy at Harvard Medical School. “We’ve historically relied heavily on families. There’s not going to be the number of family members that we’ve had in the past.”

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