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Number of people living to 90 soars: How will they pay for social care - and will Burnham's plans stem the crisis?
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The increasing number of people living into their 90s has significant implications for the social care system, which is already under strain. As people live longer, they are more likely to require care and support, putting pressure on existing services and funding models. The growing demand for social care has sparked concerns about how to sustainably fund and deliver these essential services to an ageing population.
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Number of people living to 90 soars: How will they pay for social care - and will Burnham's plans stem the crisis?
The number of people aged 90-plus has soared by 54% over the past two decades, figures reveal - as the Prime Minister launches his plan for a National Care Service.
30 Jul, 08:27