US EditionMichigan's aging crisis leaves seniors without support, services
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Michigan's aging crisis leaves seniors without support, services
The state of Michigan has a senior-care crisis that is worsening by the day. This story also appeared in Bridge Michigan The state spends billions of dollars a year for a “dysfunctional assembly of programs where frustration, failure, and poor outcomes are far too common,” according to a 2022 report by the Michigan Elder Justice Initiative Michigan spends $4.4 billion in state and federal funds for seniors, providing …
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