Aging in America

Aging Alone: A Strategic Priority for Sustainable Care

Texas is seeing a sharp rise in older adults without family support—solo agers—who are more likely to require state intervention in health, housing, and guardianship.

In this eye-opening report, readers will:

• Discover the critical risks solo agers face across health, housing, legal planning, and caregiving.

• Eye-opening statistics about solo aging in Texas.

• Insights into workforce shortages and long-term care burdens.
• Policy-driven solutions that shift from crisis to prevention.

• Gain actionable strategies to help adults aging alone build safety nets, plan proactively, and reduce future dependence on overwhelmed care systems.

Whether you work in state services, community-based programs, senior housing, or employer support, this session offers practical insights and scalable interventions to address the solo aging crisis—before it becomes a widespread emergency.

Get the Aging in America Report giving insights that help you proactively identify risk, reduce downstream costs, and strengthen long-term care sustainability.

This is a must-read for leaders shaping the future of aging services in Texas.