John Biziorek

1 Introduction The population of older adults who will need access to unpaid care provided by family and friends (henceforth “caregiving”) as well as high quality paid home, assisted living, or nursing home care (henceforth “long-term care”) is expected to grow over the next few decades [1, 2]. Currently, a majority (88%) of care for older adults in the U.S. is provided by family [3], but having greater care needs increases the likelihood of using paid services and thus the cost of care [4].