40 Key Issues for an Aging Society J. James Cotter, PhD Department of Gerontology School of Allied Health Professions Virginia Commonwealth University.

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40 Key Issues for an Aging Society J. James Cotter, PhD Department of Gerontology School of Allied Health Professions Virginia Commonwealth University J. James Cotter, PhD Department of Gerontology School of Allied Health Professions Virginia Commonwealth University

Boomer or Not: Aging Tide 16%

Changing structure of society Traditional aging pyramid New aging pyramidNew aging pyramid

Population Pyramids: 1950/2020 (US Census Bureau)

How old is old? 40 - Age discrimination40 - Age discrimination 50 - AARP discounts Medicare and Social Security 75 - frailty marker 85 - the old-old 100 – The new centenarians

Centenarians Jeanne Calment, oldest person ever, died in 1997 at the age of 122.

How old is Grandpa? Grandpa says: I was born before : televisiontelevision penicillinpenicillin polio shotspolio shots frozen foodsfrozen foods XeroxXerox contact lensescontact lenses FrisbeesFrisbees the pillthe pill credit cardscredit cards laser beamslaser beams ball-point pensball-point pens pantyhosepantyhose air conditionersair conditioners dishwashersdishwashers clothes dryersclothes dryers Pizza HutPizza Hut McDonald'sMcDonald's instant coffeeinstant coffee

Life Expectancy National Vital Statistics Report, Vol. 47, No. 28, December 13, 1999 National Research Council, 1988

Diverse Elders

A New Diversity AgeAge Ethnicity/RaceEthnicity/Race GenderGender Physical abilitiesPhysical abilities Sexual orientationSexual orientation Family structure/ Marital statusFamily structure/ Marital status Religious beliefsReligious beliefs EducationEducation Income/WealthIncome/Wealth Work/ EmploymentWork/ Employment

Generations United? Yes! A 1996 Cato Institute survey found that 68 percent of the public had a favorable opinion of Social Security.A 1996 Cato Institute survey found that 68 percent of the public had a favorable opinion of Social Security. About 90 percent of people below retirement age agreed that "Maybe I won't need Social Security when I retire, but I definitely want to know it's there just in case I do." (AARP, 1996)About 90 percent of people below retirement age agreed that "Maybe I won't need Social Security when I retire, but I definitely want to know it's there just in case I do." (AARP, 1996)

Increase in Sq. Footage of US Homes

Whats your houses IQ? Smart house devices may help elderly stay home. Richmond Times-Dispatch, 5/4/03 Smart house devices may help elderly stay home. Richmond Times-Dispatch, 5/4/03 Gait monitors measure changes in persons walking and detect fallsGait monitors measure changes in persons walking and detect falls Florida VA uses video phones to monitor health of 1200 older personsFlorida VA uses video phones to monitor health of 1200 older persons Computer companion remindersComputer companion reminders

Source: Elderly surfing the web, 2004, San Jose Business Jrnl Elders and the Internet

Global Aging – Growth Young vs Old , in Billions

Healthier Older Population Fries (1984), Compression of morbidityFries (1984), Compression of morbidity Palmore (1986), relative health of elderly has improvedPalmore (1986), relative health of elderly has improved Rogers (1990), living longer and healthierRogers (1990), living longer and healthier Manton (1995), significant decreases in prevalence of 16 medical conditionsManton (1995), significant decreases in prevalence of 16 medical conditions Cassel (2000), declining or postponing diseaseCassel (2000), declining or postponing disease

% aged reporting limitation in activities of daily living Adapted from Admin. on Aging, 1997

Need for Primary Care Physicians:Geriatrics Source: Alliance for Aging Research, ,740 8,800

Ronald Klatz, M.D. founding physician of the anti-aging medicine movement Today's boomers will live, on average, to see age 100. Some boomers will celebrate their 130th birthdays healthy, happy, with full mental and physical faculties intact.Today's boomers will live, on average, to see age 100. Some boomers will celebrate their 130th birthdays healthy, happy, with full mental and physical faculties intact. New method to collect organs from non-beating heart donors, expanding the bank of organs for transplantsNew method to collect organs from non-beating heart donors, expanding the bank of organs for transplants A genetically engineered "gene therapy" cure for male pattern baldness.A genetically engineered "gene therapy" cure for male pattern baldness. At home 2-way telemedicine consultations between many elderly persons too frail, too weak, or just too busy to drive to their doctor appointment.At home 2-way telemedicine consultations between many elderly persons too frail, too weak, or just too busy to drive to their doctor appointment. Inhaled drug delivery systems e.g. InsulinInhaled drug delivery systems e.g. Insulin

Welcome to the Calorie Restriction (CR) Society Our goal is to help people of all ages live longer and healthier lives simply by: eating fewer calories and maintaining adequate nutrition. Calorie Restriction...the only proven life-extension method known to modern science.

(Photo credit: Davies + Starr) 89 million American adults have limited health literacy skills.

Bereavement Care Disease modifying therapy Symptom Control/ Supportive Care Hospice Palliative Care Source: Education of Physicians on End of Life Care. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Model of End of Life Care

Tools for End-of-life Care WillWill Advanced DirectivesAdvanced Directives –Living Will allows you to document your wishes concerning medical treatments at the end of life.allows you to document your wishes concerning medical treatments at the end of life. –Durable power of attorney allows you to appoint a person you trust as your health care agent (or surrogate decision maker), who is authorized to make medical decisions on your behalf.allows you to appoint a person you trust as your health care agent (or surrogate decision maker), who is authorized to make medical decisions on your behalf. –Organ Donation

Condom Granny's safe sex pitch to Florida's active oldies

3 glasses of wine – Per WEEK

Depression In a study of 3,410 older persons in an HMO, primary care physicians miss 1/2 of depression (measured by the GDS) in older persons.In a study of 3,410 older persons in an HMO, primary care physicians miss 1/2 of depression (measured by the GDS) in older persons. –Garrard, Rolnick, Nitz et al, J Gerontology, April, 1998 Suicide rate for older white men is double other groups (59/100,000).Suicide rate for older white men is double other groups (59/100,000).

Alzheimers Disease Most common type of dementiaMost common type of dementia 4 million people affected4 million people affected Caregivers 36 hour dayCaregivers 36 hour day Pharmacologic tx - cholinesterase inhibitors for early stages, anti-psychotics in later stages for behaviorPharmacologic tx - cholinesterase inhibitors for early stages, anti-psychotics in later stages for behavior Non-pharmcologic tx for behavior - SCUsNon-pharmcologic tx for behavior - SCUs

Which group provides 75% of LTC of older persons? 1)Nursing homes 2)Assisted living 3)Home health agencies 4)Friends and family

Institute on Medicine Reviews Quality of Health Care Adverse events: incidents resulting in, or having the potential for, physical, emotional, or financial liability for the patient (Fischer et al., 1997). Health care error: the failure of a planned action to be completed as intended or use of a wrong plan to achieve an aim by any health care provider involved in the continuum of care. 96,000 unnecessary deaths per year

Hospital Care Physician services Prescriptions Nursing Homes Home Health Services Medicare Medicaid Private, Out of pocket LTC Insurance Medicare Supp.

Paying for health care Paying for health care Median out-of-pocket expenditure by older persons on health care = $1,939 Median income of older persons = $13,904

Changing Family Support A One Child Policy Avg # of children per family is 1.87

Economic Value of Long-termCare Source: Arno, Levine, Memmot (1999) Health Affairs

Medicaid Beneficiaries and Payments by Eligibility Group, 1999 Source: CMS, CMSO, Medicaid Statistical Information System. Unknown Adults Children 3% 72% 15% 10% 28% 51% 21% We have met those welfare mothers and they are old.

How do the Aging Vote? Voting Behavior in 2000 Source: MSNBC per CNN Kerry54%46% Bush45%54% % vote 17%24%

Vote in 2004 Age group% Bush% Kerry (17%) (29%) (30%) (24%)5446

11. The OAA: Wherever You Go, There We Are Based on Torres-Gil, The New Aging, p.56

Labor Force Participation Rates (adapted from Atchley & Barusch, 2004)

The Three-Legged Stool of Retirement Financing Assets Pensions (401(k)s) Social Security Public Benefits Six Medical Coverage Employment

Source: Census Bureau, 2001 Median Income $15,199

First Baby Boomer Receives Social Security

Source: Is Demography Destiny? National Academy on an Aging Society, Feb, 1999 For 2 of every 5 older persons, Social Security provides 80% of their income

Economic Impact - 70% of the financial assets in AmericaFinancial - 70% of the financial assets in America - Spend 74% more on a typical vacation than year oldsTravel - Spend 74% more on a typical vacation than year olds - 42% of all MD office visitsHealth - 42% of all MD office visits - 74% of all prescription drugs, a $103 billion marketPharmaceuticals - 74% of all prescription drugs, a $103 billion market Source: ASA Business Forum on Aging

Current Political Issues Cost of Prescriptions & MedicareCost of Prescriptions & Medicare Social Security (Deficit/Privatizing)Social Security (Deficit/Privatizing) Longevity (Financing)Longevity (Financing) Health care costs (More HMOs)Health care costs (More HMOs) Long-term care (Tax Credit)Long-term care (Tax Credit) Housing (Assisted Living)Housing (Assisted Living)

More of themMore of them More types of families and kinshipMore types of families and kinship More active and involved for longerMore active and involved for longer Healthier, wealthier…wiser?Healthier, wealthier…wiser? More diverseMore diverse Future: Older People of the 21st Century

Aging America: Changing our World continuing search for a contemporary society that is at ease with its own aging as well as its aging members.continuing search for a contemporary society that is at ease with its own aging as well as its aging members. –Koff and Park, 1999, p. xxi J. James Cotter, PhD Associate Professor, Department of Gerontology School of Allied Health Professions, Virginia Commonwealth University

Public Health Mission Understand the social and demographic trends affecting an aging society. Reexamine the underlying principles of the present system. Examine the relationships between individuals, society and government. Assist agencies, organizations and older persons to adapt to multiple challenges

How old is Grandpa?How old is Grandpa? 59!