Podcast

Is Primary Care Ready to Care for the Aging Population?

03/23/2017

President and CEO of West Health, Shelley Lyford, discusses senior-specific models of care and the overall results of the "Survey on Aging in America," which was published by the West Health Institute and NORC of the University of Chicago. This podcast is part 1 of a 6-part series.

Read our news exclusive about the study here.

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