Most aging Americans will need long-term care in their lifetime. Loved ones often take on the labor and costs.
Nearly 70% of Americans aged 65 and older will require some form of long-term care during their lifetime, according to the ...
This New Orleans woman says her aging parents expect her to ‘take care of them’ at some point — Dad still works in his 80s but has no retirement savings. Dave Ramse…
The challenge for sandwiched generations is to say no to the “silver squatters” who expect their adult children to take care ...
'Perfect storm brewing' that will leave many aging seniors without necessary care, Dem lawmaker warns
N.Y., introduced the WISH Act Tuesday, which seeks to help seniors obtain long-term home care insurance. Suozzi fears the ...
Caring for elderly parents at home is about more than the culture of Hispanic families
Making the choice to move an aging family member into your home or into a senior facility can be a difficult series of ...
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Future of elderly care: How remote monitoring technologies are transforming healthcare
The global surge in aging populations presents unprecedented healthcare challenges, including the management of chronic ...
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Heather Whitson: Caring for the Aging Brain
Geriatrician Dr. Heather Whitson says the future of research on the aging brain offers hope for a better quality of life for ...