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viii, 196 pages : 28 cm Explores the current condition of growing old in the United States. Includes the economic status of older people; Medicare and Medicaid; the living arrangements of older adults; working and retirement; and the education levels, voting trends, and political behavior of older Americans. Physical and mental health problems; drug and alcohol abuse; care for seniors; crime; and death and dying are also covered "ISSN: 1538-6686." Includes bibliographical references and index Chapter 1. Older Americans : a diverse and growing population -- chapter 2. The economics of growing old in the United States -- chapter 3. Living arrangements of the older population -- chapter 4. Working and retirement : new options for older adults -- chapter 5. Education, voting, and political behavior -- chapter 6. On the road : older adult drivers -- chapter 7. The health and medical problems of older adults -- chapter 8. Mental health and mental illness -- chapter 9. Caring for older adults : caregivers -- chapter 10. Health care use, expenditures, and financing -- chapter 11. Crime and abuse of older adults
- Author
- Barbara Wexler
- Publisher
- Information Plus
- Published
- 2016
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781573026697
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