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Nearly half of Americans over 65 will pay for some version of long-term health care, the landscape of which is quickly transitioning away from nursing homes and toward community living

Norma Upshaw, 82, was living alone south of Nashville, when her doctor said she needed to start in-home dialysis.

Norma Upshaw, 82, was living alone south of Nashville, when her doctor said she needed to start in-home dialysis.

Norma Upshaw, 82, was living alone south of Nashville, when her doctor said she needed to start in-home dialysis.

Nearly half of Americans over 65 will pay for some version of long-term health care, the landscape of which is quickly transitioning away from nursing homes and toward community living

Norma Upshaw, 82, was living alone south of Nashville, when her doctor said she needed to start in-home dialysis.

Black Americans are less likely to use residential care communities such as assisted-living facilities, and more likely to live in nursing homes, CNHI News and The Associated Press found as

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Norma Upshaw, 82, was living alone south of Nashville, when her doctor said she needed to start in-home dialysis.

Norma Upshaw, 82, was living alone south of Nashville, when her doctor said she needed to start in-home dialysis.