Development of medical technology and the increasing use of health services appealed to many Baby Boomers. According to the American Society on Aging, improvement of health care service expanded the belief that Baby Boomers would live longer (Bragg and Hansen, 2015). On the other hand, it does not mean that people increased their quality of living and health. The Boomers wanted long-term care facilities, but issues arose when Medicare did not pay for long-term service (Bragg and Hansen, 2015). Medicare only funded nursing facilities that offered services to the elderly, so there was a difference between what Medicare provided and the demand for long-term services for elderly and disabled individuals (Bragg and Hansen, 2015). Since the provided
