Verde Valley’s aging population stresses available healthcare
Moderator Robin Low of the League of Women Voters and Josh Tinkle of NAH look on while Kent Ellsworth (center) of Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition answers an audience question. (Cindy Cole/courtesy)
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