What the Trump Administration Can Do in the Short-Term to Address the Long-Term Care Crisis

Stuart M. Butler

doi:10.1001/jamahealthforum.2025.5322

October 2, 2025JAMA Health ForumOpen Access

What the Trump Administration Can Do in the Short-Term to Address the Long-Term Care Crisis

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Key Points

Innovative legislative solutions can help mitigate the long-term care crisis facing an aging population.
Addressing the staffing crisis is crucial for improving care quality and availability in long-term facilities.
Expanding housing options tailored for the elderly is essential to meet diverse long-term care needs.
Leveraging community clinics can enhance support systems for the aging population in need of care.

Implication

This forum discusses innovative solutions to staffing crises and housing options for long-term care.

Abstract

This JAMA Forum discusses ways to address the long-term care needs of the aging population by enacting innovative legislative solutions, expanding housing options, easing the long-term care staffing crisis, and leveraging community clinics.

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Stuart M. Butler (2025) studied this question.

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