The Role Of Residential Care-Assisted Living In The United States

Research and statistic show that in State of California in the past twenty years, residential care/assisted living has become the fastest growing component of long-term care in which approximately 31,000 residential care/assisted living communities now serving one million residents across the country, the demand for assisted living will continue to grow with the rapid increase as the aging population increase in the United States” (canhr.org/reports). Which will require much reform and support of local legislation and the support of advocates from groups and organization who are will to speak out on the behalf of our legislation.
The “California Association of Health Facilities” is a respected, credible voice for long term care. This organization promotes major interest in our long-term elderly care facilities and very influential in taking cases before our federal and state legislative, regulatory and executive agencies. This is able to identify and analyze critical legislative and policy issues and take action to enhance and protect our members' ability to continue to provide high-quality care. But what we are seeing that requires much financial support to provide the required service that many elderly require in our elderly care
Without the support of our federal government with the necessary funding, we are finding that almost impossible to provide the care and preventive measures for our elderly. As an advocate for change on abuse of the elderly that I field in