We are an ever-changing society. We are living longer, more women are working outside the house, more children need care after school, more debilitating illnesses and there are more medical advancements to prolong life. These are exiting news and should be very happy to be living in these times. But it has its drawbacks. We are an aging society with not enough long-term care facilities to keep up with the growth. Even communities are having …
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