The geriatric care has become an issue all over the world as it is no longer clear that who has the responsibility the authority or the family. I accord with the view that, it is the duty of both the authority and the relatives of old ones’ to take care of them; in this essay, both these viewpoints will be argued with the relevant supporting ideas and example.
On the one hand, the duty of the government towards the geriatrics cannot be denied. Firstly, the administration should have the surplus monetary funds for their responsibility and medical facilities owing to the fact that they are unemployed at this age. Furthermore, considering the risk of their health factors, the medical treatments should be rendered to them without any know how. Indeed, a recent survey in Sweden showed a drastic upsurge in the decline rate of the death rate in the last decade.
On the flip side, despite the fact that the government officials should take them as their liability, the idea that the family members should support them in their late ages cannot be overlooked. The geriatrics have developed an intellect of staying with their family and loved ones, and when the members have not enough money to provide them with all medical amenities they have to leave these old individuals to the care homes. Moreover, the hectic work schedule has widened the gap between the elderly person and the new generation and they have less or no time left with them to spend with the golden-ager’s in their family. This can be easily seen in my country where nowadays no one is ready to take responsibility of their relatives at the dotage.
To conclude, I opine that above argued opinions can be easily resolved if the mix of both the views could be potentially applicable. Although the government should provide more money for the golden-agers, the relatives should also spend time with the old-fogey so that they can feel comfortable and contented.
The geriatric care has become an issue all over the world as it is no longer
clear
that who has the responsibility the authority or the
family
. I accord with the view that, it is the duty of both the authority and the relatives of
old
ones’
to take care of them; in this essay, both these viewpoints will
be argued
with the relevant supporting
ideas
and example.
On the one hand, the duty of the
government
towards the geriatrics cannot
be denied
.
Firstly
, the administration should have the surplus monetary funds for their responsibility and medical facilities owing to the fact that they
are unemployed
at this age.
Furthermore
, considering the
risk
of their health factors, the medical treatments should
be rendered
to them without any know how.
Indeed
, a recent survey in Sweden
showed
a drastic upsurge in the decline rate of the death rate in the last decade.
On the flip side, despite the fact that the
government
officials should take them as their liability, the
idea
that the
family
members should support them in their late ages cannot
be overlooked
. The geriatrics have developed an intellect of staying with their
family
and
loved
ones
, and when the members have not
enough
money to provide them with all medical amenities they
have to
leave
these
old
individuals to the care homes.
Moreover
, the hectic work schedule has widened the gap between the elderly person and the new
generation and
they have less or no time
left
with them to spend with the
golden-ager
’s in their
family
. This can be
easily
seen
in my country where nowadays no one is ready to take responsibility of their relatives at the dotage.
To conclude
, I opine that above argued opinions can be
easily
resolved if the mix of both the views could be
potentially
applicable. Although the
government
should provide more money for the
golden-agers
, the relatives should
also
spend time with the
old-fogey
so
that they can feel comfortable and contented.