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Elderly Care Shifts from Family to Business in India, Al Jazeera Notes
A growing niche of Indian firms now provides companion services for seniors, a role traditionally filled by families.
A small but growing number of businesses in India offer companion services to elderly people, a shift that many see as a move away from traditional family care.
Al Jazeera reported that firms in India offer companions to elderly people, a service families once provided, underscoring the changing landscape of elder support.
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Rent-a-grandchild: Businesses offering companions to elderly grow in India
A small but growing number of firms selling what families once took for granted: someone to take care of the seniors.
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- A small but growing number of businesses in India offer companion services to elderly people.
- Al Jazeera reported that firms in India offer companions to elderly people, a service families once provided.
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