Corsica is aging, and faster than the rest of the country. By 2050, 41 per cent of the island population could be over 60 years old. An upheaval that is forcing us to rethink today the offer in EHPAD, the maintenance at home, the care routes but also the training and recruitment of thousands of professionals. On a visit to Ajaccio on 1 and 2 September, Jean-Christophe Amarantinis, president of SYNERPA and UPE13, drew the alarm bell alongside Jea…
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Corsica is aging, and faster than the rest of the country. By 2050, 41 per cent of the island population could be over 60 years old. An upheaval that is forcing us to rethink today the offer in EHPAD, the maintenance at home, the care routes but also the training and recruitment of thousands of professionals. On a visit to Ajaccio on 1 and 2 September, Jean-Christophe Amarantinis, president of SYNERPA and UPE13, drew the alarm bell alongside Jea…