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Long-Term Care: Are Older Adults Ready?
The majority of people age 50 and older do not think they will need long-term care, and many have not taken steps to plan for their future long-term care needs
POLL EXTRA: Poll shows wide variation in older adults’ preparations to age in place
Less than half of people over 65 have made changes to their home or moved to a more age-friendly home; poll finds differences based on health, disability and home ownership
Webinar: Long-term Care: What Do Michigan’s Older Adults Need to Know?
In a recent webinar, experts discussed the poll's findings on long-term care planning and efforts to improve access to services and supports in Michigan.
Data Available
Data files from the National Poll on Healthy Aging are now available for download through the University of Michigan National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging. Additional data will be archived on an ongoing basis.
Related Publications
A collection of academic articles that have been written by expert faculty from reports and data produced by the National Poll on Healthy Aging.
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Ann Arbor, MI 48109
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Ann Arbor, MI 48109
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