Do you think that the lifespan of a senior citizen depends on the caretaker?

[neku]

Senior citizens, especially those above 85, usually cannot go shopping and do other work. They require the help of a caretaker to complete their daily activities. While children usually take the best care of their parents, many have full-time jobs and cannot care for them. So, some children hire a caretaker to take care of their parents. In some cases, the older caretaker may take proper care, while other younger caretakers are mainly interested in eating good food; for them, it is just a job. Sometimes, senior citizens may fall ill quickly if left with a caretaker who does not care. Does the lifespan of a senior citizen depend on the caretaker who is selected?

 

[Spencer]

Yes, it's sort of related to that, because their health can easily deteriorate if they are not getting enough help from their caretaker which can increase the chances of dying significantly, a caretaker can be the sole reason why a senior citizen live longer, based on how he's treated and also the productivity.

That is why a lot of caretakers go to private facilities where they can pay money and get taken care of, they are more diligent and pay more attention to their clients compared to a government owned where there isn't any regulations or monitoring agencies to checkmate caretakers excess.