Long-term care facilities are subsidised to a large extent by public money. When financial risks aimed at increasing profitability do not pay off, the state must step in to ensure the welfare of care recipients, from the public purse.
Often framed as a burden by politicians, many investors see the ageing population as an exciting growing market with infinite demand, a steady stream of public funding and the possibility to (.)
Often framed as a burden by politicians, many investors see the ageing population as an exciting growing market with infinite demand, a steady stream of public funding and the possibility to (.)