Part 1 investigates Hawaii’s long-term care crisis, elder care and the pressure that is put on informal caregivers. The controversial practice of shipping “inconvenient” patients to the U.S. mainland is also explored.
Part 2 questions the concept of "Aging-in-Place" as a solution to Hawaii's shortage of long-term care facilities. Is "Aging-in-Place" at home a realistic option, if affordable senior services are not available?