The long-term care system in our country isn’t on the verge of crisis—it’s already in one. Slowly, but undeniably, it is failing the very people it was meant to support.
I’ve spent nearly five decades working across financial services, health care, and public policy. I’ve served on presidential commissions, sat in closed-door briefings with lawmakers, and helped lead organizations working to meet the evolving needs of aging Americans. This crisis didn’t emerge overnight – we’ve seen it building for decades.
