Village Caregiving reports hiring a caregiver requires asking key questions to ensure a good match for your elderly loved one ...

When you’re helping Mom or Dad choose hired caregivers—the people who will become a part of their household and an intimate part of their lives—the last thing you want to do is rush the decision.

In addition to checking whether an agency is licensed by the state health department, consumers should ask other questions before a paid caregiver comes into their home. Northwestern University ...

Caring for a disabled or ill family member is truly a labor of love. In fact, about 90 percent of long term care in the United States is provided by unpaid caregivers, according to the Family ...

As the Baby Boomer generation continues to age into their retirement years, it is becoming clear that Generation X, children of those boomers, are now becoming the new Sandwich Generation, as they not ...

Hiring a caregiver for your child is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. Your children are precious and it’s important that you leave them in the care of a loving and highly ...

Caregivers for people living with dementia have at least one thing in common: Their lives are filled with questions. The next Wyoming Dementia Together (WDT) program will feature experts who will ...

Hiring a caregiver for your child is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. Your children are precious and it’s important that you leave them in the care of a loving and highly ...