Question 12914 — dependency

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Ms. Alix Fruchon questions the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities about the absence of an ambitious law relating to old age and aging well. The aging of the population constitutes a major challenge for the country, with a rapid increase in the number of dependent elderly people in the coming decades. Despite repeated commitments, the programming law announced on old age and autonomy has still not been presented, leaving communities, professionals and families facing increasing difficulties, particularly in terms of financing, attractiveness of professions and access to care and support systems for aging at home. In fact, nearly 90% of French people want to age at home. However, in the event of loss of autonomy, this choice implies adapting their way of life, by putting in place a rigorous, often costly organization, and also requires the availability of medical and para-medical professionals, as well as support from loved ones, who must be accompanied. She therefore wishes to know if the Government plans to present an ambitious law on aging well and old age, accompanied by a multi-year program of resources, and according to what timetable.

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