More NJ elderly are turning to homeless shelters when money runs low
People who are experiencing homelessness are more likely to develop chronic medical conditions that shelters aren't equipped to handle.
Source: burlingtoncountytimes.com
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People who are experiencing homelessness are more likely to develop chronic medical conditions that shelters aren't equipped to handle.
For the millions of New Jerseyans entering their golden years, how to pay for care - in assisted living or at home - can be costly and confusing.
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