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January 29, 2024
As healthcare providers, you are likely well aware that chronic conditions in the U.S. are prevalent and on the rise, affecting nearly 60% of the adult population. This is an issue of particular concern among seniors, as nearly 95% of older adults have at least one chronic condition, and nearly 80% have two or more, according to the National Council on Aging (NCOA).
We can see these numbers reflected in the cost of senior care. In 2022, Medicare spending grew 5.9% to $944.3 billion, or 21% of the total national health expenditure.
Given Brookdale’s focus on senior care, it’s important that we do our part in helping the populations we serve have a better quality of life, thereby helping contribute to reducing costs associated with chronic conditions. At Brookdale, we are committed to helping residents manage chronic conditions by working with each individual, with their families and with their entire healthcare team.
This resource details how Brookdale supports the ongoing management of congestive heart failure, along with 10 other chronic conditions, by:
Managing Care and Helping Avoid Unnecessary Admissions With Brookdale HealthPlus®
We work to surround our residents with care in every Brookdale community, and select communities featuring Brookdale HealthPlus® are able to offer an additional layer of support.
Partnering With Doctors and Families
As part of our whole-person approach to care, we look beyond chronic disease and support every aspect of our residents’ lives — body, mind and spirit. This approach would not be possible without the support of residents’ healthcare providers and family members.
When older adults with one or more chronic illnesses decide to make the transition to senior living, we want them to know that we are ready to come alongside them and their doctors in the management of their ongoing care.
If you think your patient or client could benefit from care partnership through Brookdale, share with them how we help manage chronic conditions, and put them in touch with our team.
*Source: Internal Brookdale data; 2019 Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey (MCBS)