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In just five years, the oldest of the 65 million baby boomers in the United States will begin reaching their late 80s, the age at which people are more likely to need care. At the same time, most younger baby boomers have already left the workforce, many without enough money to pay for retirement, much less their future care needs. In this podcast, I talk with experts in the fields of aging and elder care about what this will mean for the nation and how we can prepare, both collectively and individually. More on Harry Margolis: https://margolisbloom.com/harry-s-margolis/ Harry’s Substack: https://okayboomer.substack.com/
Unknown Host hosts Risking Old Age in America: The Coming Elder Care Crisis, a society show with 52 episodes published.
Professor Israel (Issi) Doron, a lawyer and gerontology scholar from the University of Haifa and visiting professor at UMass Boston, describes how an AARP Legal Counsel for the Elderly internship in the early 1990s led h
Chia Lin-Simmons, CEO of LogicMark, describes becoming a “sandwich generation” caregiver after her experience with an embarrassing, imprecise, unattractive medical alert worn by her mother-in-law, motivating her to moder
Harry interviews Ryan Frederick, founder and CEO of Here and author of ‘Right Place, Right Time,’ about how where you live influences quality of life, health, longevity, finances, and social connection—especially in the
Anthony Zizza, a geriatrician and chief medical officer at Element Care PACE, describes his career from Beth Israel Deaconess and Harvard to Landmark Health, a mobile interdisciplinary house-calls group serving the top 5
Harry talks with historian Daniel Horowitz, author of “On Retirement: How Aging Is Transforming American Lives .” He discusses his wide-ranging prior work and his move with his historian wife to a continuing care retirem
Amy Schectman, CEO of 2Life Communities, explains 2Life’s mission to provide affordable, purpose-filled aging through deeply affordable housing and advocacy, and describes Opus Newton, a continuing care retirement commun
Harry talks with Susan Ryan, CEO of AgingIN, who pursued a “call to action” after seeing physical and chemical restraints used in nursing homes, including a case where a woman suffered a fractured hip and returned from t
Heidi Hartmann and Jeff Hayes, both based in Washington, DC and formerly at the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, discuss their study on the shifting supply and demand of care work. They found immigrant workers are
Sacramento attorney Ed Dudensing joins Harry to discuss nursing home and assisted living litigation, including his $110 million verdict against corporate owners Colony Capital and Formation Capital after a cognitively im
Harry is joined by Massachusetts State Representative Tom Stanley, chair of the legislature’s Aging and Independence Committee, to discuss major elder-care initiatives, including the 2024 long-term care reform law (Chapt
Harry talks with Neal Shah, co-founder and CEO of CareYaya, a digital platform matching healthcare students with seniors for affordable companion care (~$20/hr). He critiques costly home-care agencies, underfunded social
Wendy Adlerstein, co-owner of First Light Home Care of West Suburban Boston, shares her journey and experiences running a private, non-medical home healthcare agency. Wendy discusses the benefits of being part of a large
George Kueppers, the research director of the National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC), discusses the organization's role and mission. Founded in 1996, NAC focuses on public policy needs and understanding the impact of fam
Harry interviews Dr. Sara Zeff Geber, who coined the term 'solo agers' to describe individuals without reliable family support as they age. They discuss the growing population of solo agers, particularly among baby boome
Harry speaks with Dr. Dawn Carpenter of the Milken Institute about the concept of financial longevity and the importance of maintaining financial security and dignity as people age. They discuss the definitions and impli
Harry discusses the impending elder care crisis with Richard Moore of Dignity Alliance Massachusetts. With the first wave of baby boomers approaching 85, the age at which many will need assistance, the conversation cover
The guest is Jane Tavares, a researcher from the LeadingAge LTSS Center at UMass Boston, details a study conducted in partnership with the National Council on Aging (NCOA) that highlights the financial vulnerability of o
Harry welcomes Laura D. Quinby, associate director of research, employee benefits and labor markets at the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College; and Luc Schuster, Executive Director at Boston Indicators to di
Harry interviews Bonnie-May Shantz of the Executive Office of Aging and Independence about Massachusetts' newly released Age-Friendly State Plan. They discuss the plan's history, spanning ten years of development startin
Harry speaks with Peyton Whitney about the findings from a recent report by the Joint Center for Housing Studies. The discussion delves into the concept of 'housing burden,' where households spend more than 30% of their
Daniel Horowitz
Chief Genealogist · MyHeritage
1 appearance on this show
Jeff Hayes
Program Development Specialist · Central Kansas Cooperative in Education
1 appearance on this show
Neal Shah
author of Insured to Death · CareYaya Health Technologies
1 appearance on this show
Richard Moore
Building Inspection Supervisor (Residential) · M. M. Moore Landscaping & Design
1 appearance on this show
Nancy Altman
Social Security Works
1 appearance on this show
Marc Cohen
Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy & Initiatives · unbundled vc
1 appearance on this show
Ashton Applewhite
author of This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism · Old School Hub
1 appearance on this show
Richard Johnson
renowned nephrologist, author of Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology, and pioneer in kidney disease research · Queen Mary University of London
1 appearance on this show
George Kinder
father of the life planning movement, mindfulness teacher
2 appearances on this show
Amy Schectman
2Life
1 appearance on this show
Lizbeth Heyer
2Life Communities
1 appearance on this show
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