Summary of “Why We Built Institutions Instead of Homes” — Care Notes #64 8526
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Summary of “Why We Built Institutions Instead of Homes” — Care Notes #64
This Care Notes episode continues Doug Wilber’s ongoing mission to help families age in place with intention, preparation, and dignity. Doug is guiding viewers through the understanding of the WHY and WHAT may need changing.
Institutions for the elderly were built because society changed faster than our traditional caregiving structures could keep up. Families became less able to care for aging relatives, governments, charities, and later private businesses stepped in — creating almshouses, old‑age homes, and eventually nursing homes.
If you look at the history the original senior homes were poorhouses, they housed anyone who could not care for themselves, including the disabled, orphans, aging.
The age of technology is changing the landscape as are the Baby Boomers and their followers who desire to age in place, their own home, independently and comfortably.
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