End‐of‐life burdensome interventions among Medicare fee‐for‐service beneficiaries with no dementia, non‐advanced dementia, and advanced dementia

Our findings suggest that older adults with dementia, especially advanced dementia, are more likely to receive end-of-life burdensome interventions compared to individuals without dementia. Advance care planning involving patients with dementia, their families, and physicians about end-of-life treatment may improve the quality of care.