In 2035 the number of Poles in retirement will approach the number still at the productive age. Is this a problem? For the economy, yes. However, the virtually non-existent retirement home market in Poland means that there is potentially profitable business out there for investors
The Polish government is currently engaged in trying to satisfy the needs of senior citizens. An elderly or disabled person receives round-the-clock help in a retirement home. In order to qualify for such care, you need a referral from the local council. The state currently spends over PLN 10 bln per year on long-term care. “In recent years there have been quite a bit of investment in long-stay services for the elderly who require permanent care,” says Marzena Rudnicka, the president of the Polish Institute of Silver Economy. The institute integrates commercial entities, non-governmental organizations that operate in the services for the elderly sector as well as representatives of local government and central government involved in silver policy. “The construction of a home and its furnishings should be designed based on a familiarity with the needs of dependent people. There is a lack of such specialist high quality facilities
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