Aging with Dignity: Bridging Gaps in Senior Care in the East Bay
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Aging with Dignity: Bridging Gaps in Senior Care in the East Bay
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In this episode of the Capstone Conversation, host Jared Asch interviews three key figures in senior care from the Greater East Bay: Susannah Meyer of Empower Aging, Debbie Toth from Choice in Aging, and Matthew Hulse of Contra Costa's Senior Legal Services. The discussion covers the growing aging population, senior policies, and the necessity of preparatory measures for individuals. The guests highlight issues such as ageism, inadequate funding for long-term care systems, and the financial instability of seniors. Meyer and Toth describe their organizations' efforts, ranging from healthcare pathways to adult day healthcare services, while Hols addresses the critical role of legal aid in protecting seniors' housing rights. The group emphasizes the need for systemic changes, better funding practices, and proactive legislative advocacy.