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Can I still nurse at 70? Your Guide to a Rewarding Late-Career Shift

With the median age of nurses rising, more seasoned professionals are entering or remaining in the workforce, proving that age is not a barrier to a fulfilling healthcare career. So, can I still nurse at 70? For many, the answer is a resounding yes, as your extensive life experience can be a tremendous asset in the field.

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What is a nurse for the elderly called?

According to the CDC, the U.S. population of adults aged 65 and over is projected to grow significantly, creating a high demand for specialized care. A nurse for the elderly is most often called a geriatric or gerontological nurse, a professional with specific training to address the unique health needs of older adults.

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What is the expected growth of Medicare beneficiaries by 2030?

According to official reports, the total number of people enrolled in Medicare is projected to increase significantly by 2030, a trend primarily fueled by the aging of the large Baby Boomer generation. This growth has major implications for the healthcare system, the economy, and the future of senior care.

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