Preparing for the Future: Investing in Senior Care Infrastructure in Missouri

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Heisinger Bluffs Missouri's Silver Tsunami
Navigating the Statistics in Senior Living and
Care in Missouri Missouri is e periencing a
significant demographic shift with its rapidly
growing senior population. As of 2023, there are
over 1.4 million Missourians aged 65 and older,
making up nearly 20 of the state's total
population. Written by Martin K www.hbrhc.com
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The Growth of Missouri's Senior Population
This increase is largely driven by the aging
Baby Boomer generation, with the first Boomers
turning 65 in 2011. This trend is leading to a
diverse senior demographic, with some areas,
particularly in urban and suburban regions,
witnessing substantial growth, while rural
communities face population declines. Senior
Care Statistics This increase is largely driven
by the aging Baby Boomer generation, with the
first Boomers turning 65 in 2011. This trend is
leading to a diverse senior demographic, with
some areas, particularly in urban and suburban
regions, witnessing substantial growth, while
rural communities face population
declines. www.hbrhc.com
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Senior Living Options in Missouri

• Missouri's seniors have various living
  arrangements, reflecting their changing needs
  and preferences
• Independent Living Over 300 facilities provide
  housing options and amenities, with costs ranging
  from 602 to 3,729 per month.
• Assisted Living More than 600 facilities offer
  personalized care services for those needing
  help with daily activities, at an average cost
  of 3,800 per month.
• Nursing Homes Appro imately 400 nursing homes
  provide skilled nursing services and
  rehabilitation, costing around 7,756 per month.
• The majority of seniors (around 80) initially
  live independently, with many transitioning to
  assisted living or nursing homes as their care
  needs increase.

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Economic and Social Implications
The rising senior population impacts various
sectors Healthcare and Housing Needs
Increasing demand for healthcare services and
senior-friendly housing. Economic Contribution
Seniors represent a wealth of e perience and
talent that can enhance the state's economy and
social fabric. Resource Allocation The need for
investment in affordable housing, accessible
healthcare, and community- based
services. www.hbrhc.com
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The Cost of Senior Care
The financial burden of senior care is
substantial, with costs varying by care type and
location. Many families rely on government aid,
but these programs often have limitations. Lookin
g Ahead Missouri's senior population is a vital
part of the state. Preparing for this
demographic shift involves understanding their
needs and challenges to ensure a future where
seniors can thrive. Planning and investing in
senior care and living options will transform
this silver tsunami into a golden opportunity
for Missouri. Additional Resources
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Thank You
We sincerely appreciate your interest in the
older population of Missouri. We can all work
together to build a future where elders can
prosper by increasing awareness and
comprehending the opportunities and challenges
that lay ahead. We appreciate your commitment to
the welfare of the elderly in our community and
your support. More Info 1 (573-636-6288) 1002
West Main Street, Jefferson City, MO, United
States, Missouri info_at_hbrhc.com www.hbrhc.com