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The Age Wave

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An Aging PopulationPercentage of U.S. Population over Age 65

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Source: From Baby Boom to Elder Boom: Providing Health Care for a Aging Population Copyright 1996, Watson Wyatt Worldwide.

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Age Wave Facts

10,000 people turn 65 every day.

In 2011 the first Baby Boomer turned 65.

People turning 50 today have half of their adult lives ahead of them.

By 2020 there will be a 105% growth annually in people over the age of 85.

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Leisure Time Activity

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We Avoid Exercise…

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Series10%

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Loss of inde-pendenceNursing homeLoss of family or friendsGiving up drivingDeath

Seniors Fear Loss of IndependenceMore than Death What Seniors Fear Most

Chart provided by Clarity“Aging in Place in America Study” conducted by The Clarity Foundation

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Seniors and Isolation“Of all seniors living alone one out of three sees neither friends nor neighbors for as much as two weeks at a time, and one out of five has no phone conversations with friends,” according to a study by Eric Klinenberg, a sociology professor at New York University.

United Neighborhood House’s report, Aging in the Shadows, discusses social isolation as a vicious cycle that is hard to break once the pattern has been set. This cycle, beginning with isolation and loneliness can lead to mild then severe depression, interpersonal conflict, challenges in making friends, lack of desire for social interaction, and more.

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Benefits of Van-Go ActivitiesInspire people to live a happier and healthier life as they ageGive seniors more independence and freedomPromote socialization and friendshipsEducate and deliver important health literacy informationIncrease participation in health screenings and activity centersDecrease stress on families caring for seniorsHelp seniors have more purpose and enjoyment as they age

Life Enrichment!!!

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Benefits of Van-Go Activities

Save caretakers, facilities, family members and seniors time & money

Reduce transportation cost

Remember: 2 or more out the door, 3 or 4 saves you more!

Reduce health care costs

Lower work absenteeism and lost productivity due to senior care

Cost Savings!!!

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