Respond to two colleagues that chose each of the perspectives you did not choose (i.e., if you chose ageism, respond to one colleague who chose geography and one who chose economic disparity).

Discuss how your perspective aligns or differs with your colleague’s related to perceived need and implementation.
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One policy or program of particular relevance to this case study is the development of a community respite care program which targets elderly individuals like Frank who would like to age in place but at the same time provide support for their caregivers. This point of view is shaped by the fact that Samuel, the neighbors of Frank who lives on the next door, encountered both the issues of isolation and burdensome caring.

From economic imbalance and geographic isolation standpoints, the necessity for such a policy can be seen. The provision of formal caregiving services in the rural area where Frank lives probably limits Sam’s ability to manage the caregiving and work chores concurrently. The financial strain of Samuel is also evident; he has to make a choice between a stable financial position and caring for his father. Setting up a community-based respite care program will help out Samuel by giving him professional assistance for Frank while Samuel composes his own different work schedules for larger income without disturbing his father’s care (Wakefield, 2020). Such a program could lead Frank to connect with the social networks and services that address his particular requirements, helping him gain autonomy and prosperity. For Frank, this policy will ensure that he can retain the independence that he cherishes while living in his own home with the security of having support around him when it is needed. It will also answer the suggestion of Samuel, allowing him a favorable situation in which to both continue his father’s care and explore career opportunities. A local respite program that responds to the circumstances of elderly individuals from rural areas as well as those of the caregivers, allowing for aging in place with caregiver support is what a community-based respite care program would be able to do (Wakefield, 2020).