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Oldest-old population growth due to Baby Boomers
By 2030, the oldest-old population will grow immensely as the Baby Boomer population reaches the age of 85+. [ Get More Details ] -
Baby Boomer population growth by 2030
The “Baby Boomers” will cause a significant increase in the older population until 2030, when the last of this group reaches old age. [ Get More Details ] -
Older adult population growth, 2000-2030
The older adult population is expected to grow from 35 million in 2000 to 75 million in 2030, comprising 20 percent of the U.S. population. [ Get More Details ] -
Older population living in long-term care facilities
The ratio of the 65 and older population living in long-term care facilities has decreased. [ Get More Details ] -
Housing arrangements for adults aged 65-74, 2012
In 2012, about 97 percent of Americans between the ages of 65 and 74 lived in traditional community settings. [ Get More Details ] -
Housing arrangements of 85 and older population, 2012
In 2012, 8 percent of Americans aged 85 and over lived in community housing with services, and 14 percent lived in long-term care facilities. [ Get More Details ] -
Living arrangements of Medicare population, 2009
In 2009, less than 5 percent of the Medicare population aged 65 and over lived in community housing, and 4 percent lived in long-term care facilities. [ Get More Details ] -
Living arrangements of older Americans
The majority of the older population lives independently. [ Get More Details ] -
Medicare payments for older adults, 2008
Of enrollees aged 65 and over, Medicare paid for 60 percent of their health care costs in 2008. [ Get More Details ] -
Prescription drug costs for older Americans
The average prescription drug cost for older Americans was $2,834 in 2008, an amount that has been relatively stable since 2005. [ Get More Details ] -
Delay of care due to cost
The number of older adults who delayed getting care due to cost has decreased since 1992. [ Get More Details ] -
Health care costs for the elderly, 1992-2006
Between 1992 and 2006, health care costs for the elderly increased by a significant amount. [ Get More Details ] -
85+ population growth between 1900 and 2010
The 85 and over population increased by 5.4 million between 1900 and 2010. [ Get More Details ] -
Older population increase between 1900 and 2010
The older population increased by 37 million between 1900 and 2010. [ Get More Details ] -
65 and older population as percent of total population, 2010
The 65 and older population accounted for 13 percent of the U.S. population in 2010. [ Get More Details ] -
Additional life expectancy at age 85 in 2009 by gender
In 2009, those who reached the age of 85 could expect to live an additional 7 years for women and an additional 5.9 years for men. [ Get More Details ] -
Survival at age 65, 1960 and 2010
People who survived to age 65 in 2010 could expect to live 5 years longer than those who reached age 65 in 1960. [ Get More Details ] -
Life expectancy in 2012
According to a 2012 study, life expectancy at 65 as well as 85 has increased. [ Get More Details ]