Write a reply to this: Affordableness and accessibility significantly impact older adult's quality of life by defining their social, physical, and economic health. We can meet the affordability and accessibility requirements by identifying the necessary financial, communal, and technological resources to enhance the well-being of older adults. The concept's subjectivity affects financial resources, a critical factor in determining accessibility and affordability for aging individuals. A resource must be expensive, not necessarily cheap, to be considered affordable (Ezennei and Hoskara, 2021). However, to be considered affordable, all other costs must not significantly change due to one resource becoming less expensive. Reducing the quality of care for aging should not lead to an increase in life insurance or housing costs, as this could impact the affordability of these resources