Wont elderly death rates massively increase as a result of lower birth rates?

If the portion of elderly goes from 10-15% to 35-40%, and the portion of working aged people taking care of them declines massively, there simply wont be enough resources to keep those elderly people healthy and alive. Our healthcare system just will not be able to do it. Our elder-care systems will crumble under the burden.

I can easily see the death rates for the elderly sky rocketing as a result of this. A broken hip? Tumor removal? Heart surgery? Your surgery is scheduled for 15 months from now because there arent enough surgeons. Diabetes meds? Those are 500 bucks a month with insurance instead of 50 due to extremely high demand. A home care aide to help because you cant walk and need oxygen to survive? The waiting list is 3 years, good luck.

This is effectively inevitable unless we get some saving grace technology. This sub often talks about how horrible its going to be for youth because they will have to pay to keep the elderly population sustained, but its going to be a lot worse for the actual elderly themselves.