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The Future of Elder Care

Presented By The John A. Hartford Foundation

Nursing homes and other long-term care centers were wholly unprepared for what 2020 brought. But anyone who is shocked by the volume of devastation happening in the facilities shouldn't be. Together we'll learn how our nation came to this crisis and engage in conversations around real potential for change.

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