Demographic Trends....
Demand for In-Home Care Services Will Rise Exponentially
in the Coming Decades!
The occupation with the highest rate of growth will
be health services. This includes home health aides and personal care providers.
Take a quick look below at why you can be sure AmeriCare Alliance is the
opportunity you've been looking for.
Demographic Trends Point To a Need for our Business.
- Life expectancy in the U.S. continues to rise. Women live an average
of 80 years, while men can expect to live to about 74 years of age.
- The number of Americans over 65 years of age will double to 70 million
in the next thirty years.
- 75% of baby boomers are nearing retirement in the next decade.
Caregiving Trends Point To A Need For Our Business.
- Lost productivity, absenteeism, interruptions, and replacing employees
due to eldercare cost U.S. businesses in excess of $11 billion annually.
- The increased popularity of sports and rise in home and vehicle accidents
have increased the need for in-home assistance tenfold.
- While most of the recipients of home care are elderly, more than one-third
are persons under age 60. These people are rehabilitating, are disabled
and/or have chronic health conditions.
- Statistically speaking, hospital stays for surgical patients are roughly
half the length they were ten years ago. Skyrocketing health care and
insurance costs should continue to push recovery out of hospitals and
into homes.
The Way People Live Today Points To A Need For Our Business.
- Most adults age 60+ live in their own homes and have enough income to
live comfortably. 80% of the elderly prefer to remain in their own homes,
where comfort, independence and quality of life are enhanced.
- As many as 12.8 million Americans of all ages need assistance from others
to carry out everyday activities.
- The cost of limited care at home is approximately 60% lower than care
in an institution or medical facility.
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, The Aging Source,
Nation's Business, Federal Interagency Forum on Aging Related Statistics,
Family Caregiver Alliance, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Fact book, United
Hospital Fund of New York.