As the old adage goes: It’s hard to find good help.
But some consumers trying to hire a home health-care aide say it has become “nearly impossible” as an expected rise in demand coupled with a broader labor shortage brought on by generous unemployment benefits have converged to create an increasingly shallow pool of potential hires.
For nearly 20 years, 44-year-old Lisa Panzica has hired aides to help her with daily living tasks made difficult by her spinal muscular atrophy, including dressing, transferring, and showering.
She told National Review in a recent interview that while it has always been a difficult process to …