[wak90]

I don't think that's clear at all.

Working age adults work from their early 20s to their 60s and end of life care does not typically last that long.

[EA-3167]

EOL with dementia can linger for well over a decade, and it only gets more expensive as it goes on.

[Retric]

Most people don’t experience dementia, and most of those who have it don’t need such extreme care. Taken to an extreme, this radio suggests under 5% of a steady state population would either have significant dementia or need to treat it. But again most such people are cared for by family members.

The point of this Village is to minimize the cost of treating significant outliers while maximizing their quality of life.