A New Marketing Plan Potentially Could be the Bridge to a Better Tomorrow for Aging Americans
An Emerging Markets Sponsored Commentary
Nope, this simple announcement of Clearday’s expansion of a marketing plan involving the older care population is just a strong reminder of a business deeply entrenched in the vast demographic of an aging population of some of the greatest Americans that needs and deserves to be loved and cared for appropriately.
Let’s back up a step and explain what
Clearday™ is an innovative non-acute longevity health care services company with a modern, hopeful vision for making high quality care options more accessible, affordable, and empowering for older Americans and those who love and care for them.
We love the diversified offerings that
And we love subscription models and the recurring revenue that they usually come with.
Ramping marketing and pursuing market share more aggressively all makes sense given the opportunity. Clearday’s CEO
“As baby boomers age, society in America has aged. Back in 1900, about 3 million older Americans were defined as people 65 and older. Now it's over 50 million adults that are 65 and older. We believe our Age In
Walesa is right about the growth of the senior population and the crisis of care is well-documented in articles from leading publications like this one from Forbes which starts with the bold declaration in its headline that “Aging Populations Will Challenge Healthcare Systems All Over
And that was from 2018.
While Walesa and Forbes both use hard data to speak to the need for better care it’s Walesa’s last quote from the
“No one should be alone.”
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