With the improvements in today’s health care, society has to care for more and more elderly people. Do you feel that society will be able to cope with the increase in numbers of elderly people today and how can it be managed?

Nowadays, the advancement of healthy technology is massively improved.

Hence

, society should be willing to take charge of senior years people. I believe with the massive improvement in

health

care, the community

also

will be able to tackle the upward

number

of golden agers.

This

essay will elaborate thoroughly on my standpoint followed by the method that could be implemented to cope with the increasing elderly population. To commence with, it is true that some medical advancements are successfully improved the elderly's life quality. It is apparent by the increasing

number

of survivors of a particular

disease

. For the elderly with heart

disease

and cancer for an instance, in Jakarta, it is common that most of the

patients

in the cardiology and internal

disease

unit are dominated by the golden agers. If it is compared to more than 10 decades ago when sophisticated technology is not being invented yet,

such

as the EKG tool or chemotherapy treatment, there are numerous elderly that are unable to receive proper treatment;

hence

the mortality in elderly with

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cardiovascular and internal

disease

was high. Turning to

this

current era, some advanced treatments are emerging that deliberately expand the life expectancy of the elderly which brings to the increasing

number

of golden agers.

This

notion can be managed by the expansion of new public

health

centres; because as long as the

number

of hospitals is sufficient, society will always be able to take care of all

patients

, especially the elderly. In Jakarta, the presence of public

health

centres is easy to spot,

therefore

,

although

the elderly population with chronic

disease

is high in Jakarta,

patients

easily reach the hospital and receive the right treatment quickly. In conclusion, the advancement of medical technology can inevitably enlarge the life expectancy in the elderly group which can cause an increasing

number

in the advanced population.

However

, I believe that as long as the

health

facilities are sufficient, society can embrace and tackle elderly

patients

without the burden