Caregiving

Are Medicare and Medicaid the Same? Medicare is a federal program funded by tax dollars that provides health coverage if

Caregivers suffer from two syndromes that indicate they need some personal attention.  One is called “Compassion Fatigue” and the other

By Donna Steigleder  I’m going to be brutally honest with you as I tell my story. I went from a nice

Recognize the signs of caregiver burnout, and when you do, ask for help from those around you.      The

Buying Medical Equipment Helping someone who has trouble moving or helping themselves requires a lot of strength, flexibility, and energy.

Back Up Care Planning What happens if the primary caregiver is unavailable to provide care? Many caregivers have medical problems

Use Caution When Assessing Needs Caregivers enter their role with guarded expectations and mixed knowledge and skills. Assessing the needs

Caregivers can be victims of abuse, too.

Caregivers Can be Victims, Too Many caregivers support elderly parents suffering from dementia or illnesses affecting their personalities. As a

Some people expect to become caregivers in the future because they “stand in line” to inherit responsibility for caring for

Caregivers are at high risk for back injuries due to using improper body mechanics when moving family members.

How Does Caregiving Impact the Caregiver’s Health? 23% report their health has declined in the past five years due to

When the need for caregiving becomes a reality, take time to look over all your financial needs and the possible resources available to help with medical expenses because caregiving is expensive.

What is the Impact of Caregiving on the Caregiver’s Financial Health? 1:5 family caregivers report experiencing a significant financial strain.

Do Caregivers Work In Addition to Providing Care? 61% of caregivers work outside the home 61% say they have experienced

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