With the first set of Baby Boomers beginning to turn 80 years old in 2026, we are facing a "Silver Tsunami": a massive wave of seniors whose care needs far outpace current resources.

The number of California citizens aged 65 or older is expected to rise 22% by 2040 while people between 0 and 17 will drop by 24%, setting up the "silver tsunami" scenario.

The silver tsunami in demographic terms continues to demonstrate that it is less of a theory and more of a reality for an increasingly large number of communities across the country. Related More: ...

“Silver tsunami” has been used in recent months to encourage investors to put money into the initial public offering for a pharmacy focused on long-term care facilities — an aging populace ...

“There is a great storm coming, a Silver Tsunami,” said Scott. “That will continue through 2030 and a few years beyond 2030 ...

As baby boomer owners retire, New Jersey faces a wave of small business succession challenges with major economic and legacy implications.

HoldCo Bros are back! @NikonomicsPodcast and I are talking about two big ideas today. First up, we talk about the Silver ...

RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - “A “Silver Tsunami,” says Elliott Parker, Ph.D. on baby boomers who have or are about to retire. “Merrill Lynch cites a study that over the next 20 years 86 trillion ...

Water industry taps UCSC to prepare for ‘silver tsunami’ of retirements UCSC students will be poised to benefit from a wave of retirements in the water industry. February 2, 2009 ... The “Symposium on ...