The supply of skilled, vetted labor exists at the higher regulated prices in most locations. The demand for the service exists in most locations at today's lowe

The supply of skilled, vetted labor exists at the higher regulated prices in most locations. The demand for the service exists in most locations at today's lower prices. Even squeezing out inefficiencies to lower costs and improve convenience/quality/flexibility/coverage, the only way this works is if wages are subsidized. Few people can afford a full time employee, let alone the 3+ needed for 24 in-home hour care.