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The 2005 AARP Puerto Rico Social Impact Survey on Long-Term Care examines the experiences and opinions of residents aged 50 and older regarding long-term care services in Puerto Rico. Conducted with 1,010 participants, the survey reveals significant concerns about the affordability and availability of long-term care, with over half of respondents worried about costs. Most prefer to receive care at home rather than in facilities, highlighting a strong desire for community-based support. The report emphasizes the need for policy changes to address the challenges faced by an aging population, particularly as demographic shifts indicate a growing elderly demographic.

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