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Wisconsin will need almost 10K more elder care workers to keep up with aging baby boomers

WPR · October 7, 2024

“That population is going to grow so fast in the next 15 years that the beds are not likely to keep up,” said Kevin Dospoy, deputy director of Forward Analytics.

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