How The Gig Economy Could Aid Planning for Older Adult and Disability Services in Georgia
It is well-known that the baby-boom generation is aging, with about 10,000 individuals turning 65 each day. This generation has the longest life expectancy to date and benefits from advances in health care and technology. However, this generation is also more disabled, dealing with more chronic health conditions and managing more prescription medications than previous generations.
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Sen. Isakson Meets with Supreme Court Nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh
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Rep. Glanton Named to Joint Study Committee on the Establishment of a State Accreditation Process
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