She recognizes that the field of “senior health”/“senior care” is rapidly changing and evolving. Anne expects that as Baby Boomers age into their 60’s and 70’s, they will have a dramatic effect on how health care is delivered to older people. When Boomers were younger and having children, their consumer demands completely transformed how obstetrical care was delivered, moving the female patient from a passive role into the role of a partner and a decision-maker throughout the pregnancy and birth process. As Boomers get older and look ahead, they are already starting a national dialogue about how they want the care for their last decades to be different – more collaborative, more information, and more “in charge” of their journey as they age.