Aging in Place

According to the University of Southern California, nearly 90% of adults over 65 want to remain in their homes as they grow older. 

Among Americans 60+

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29% Have a disibility

24% Live alone

13% are veterans

Population Growth

The nation's population age 65-plus grew nearly five times faster in than the total population between 1920 and 2020. In 1920, 1 in 20 people were 65-plus. In 2020 the ratio was 1 in 6.

Census Bureau

Income

1 in 2 seniors living alone lack the income to pay for basic needs.

Seniors are living longer with less money. Those on a fixed income are especially vulnerable to increases in inflation and the cost of living.

Food Insecurity

In 2022 over 8% of seniors, numbering nearly 7 million, were food insecure. With that number going up to over 11% for those seniors who are disabled and 34% for people who are disabled and unable to work.

Malnutrition

Older Adults are already at a higher risk of malnutrition due to decreased appetite, mobility issues, prescription medications, and more.