Caring for America’s aging population: Opportunities and future challenges for industry stakeholders

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Caring for America’s aging population: Opportunities and future challenges for industry stakeholders

As the population of older adults (defined as adults at or above 65 years of age) increases, so too does the importance of understanding how these individuals interact with the health care ecosystem. Older adults are connected to multiple industry stakeholders spanning health care, and these stakeholders also interact with each other. This interactive report discusses three types of stakeholder organizations involved with the care of America’s seniors:

Those that finance care—like CMS, Medicare Advantage plans, and Medicaid plans
Those that provide health care—like hospitals, physicians, post-acute care facilities, and home and community care providers
Those that manufacture goods and provide services—like senior living facilities, pharmaceutical companies, med tech and diagnostics companies, and digital health companies

For each of these sectors, we examine how organizations interact with seniors and other entitles across health care, identify the opportunities and future challenges facing each stakeholder group, and depict how money flows between stakeholders.

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