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The Personal Sacrifices Family Caregivers Make For Their Loved Ones
Results from a new survey show that family caregivers want to help and support their loved ones, but they often give up a lot to do so.
The Personal Sacrifices Family Caregivers Make For Their Loved Ones
Results from a new survey show that family caregivers want to help and support their loved ones, but they often give up a lot to do so.
Midterm Elections: What’s The Verdict For Aging Policies?
The midterm elections may have major implications for aging issues such as Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. Here’s one analyst’s view.
8 Myths About Aging And Long-Term Care
In her new book, Carol Levine, author of ‘Navigating Your Later Years for Dummies,’ busts popular myths about aging and long-term care.
Drone Ambulances To The Rescue
A Mississippi-based team of doctors is working on a telemedicine drone technology that could get emergency care to rural areas faster.
Building A Strong Home Care Workforce
To build a strong home care workforce, says expert Ai-jen Poo, we need to offer higher pay and better quality jobs. Some states are helping.
Medicare Fall Open Enrollment Advice
Medicare Fall Open Enrollment begins soon, so here’s how to ensure you have the right Medicare plans in 2019 if you are 65 or older.
The Lack Of Workplace Support For Rural Caregivers
Rural caregivers face more challenges in caring for loved ones than urban caregivers, including a lack of workplace support.
Rajiv Mehta: Bringing Change For Caregivers
Rajiv Mehta, a 2018 Influencer in Aging, is the founder of Atlas of Caregiving, a nonprofit whose mission is to bring about change for family caregivers.
What It’s Like To Be A Millennial Caregiver
A 20-something man shares his experience caring for a parent with a rare condition. Here’s what he says it is like to be a millennial caregiver.
