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If you’re a professional caregiver, knowing your area’s average pay rate helps ensure you are paid fairly. Similarly, seniors or their families looking for a professional caregiver can ensure they offer competitive payments. So how much do caregivers make?
Consumer direction programs give seniors more control over their preferred care but can also create extra hurdles. Learn more about the benefits of these programs and factors to consider before enrolling in one.
A dementia caregiver support group is a helpful way to learn more about your loved one’s illness, share experiences, and receive encouragement from other caregivers.
Paying for senior care is a significant challenge for millions of families. Here are 13 programs that may help lower the cost of in-home care for elderly adults.
Many challenges associated with caregiving can add to your stress and increase your risk of caregiver stress syndrome. Learn how to avoid this condition and what to do if it happens to you.
Massachusetts provides many senior resources to support its aging community. Here is a list of programs and organizations offering housing assistance, healthcare, elder abuse, support groups, and more.
If you’re in the process of finding in-home care for a loved one, you know how time-consuming and involved it can be. To help you, here are answers to frequently asked questions about in-home care, plus specific questions about in-home services from MeetCaregivers.
Empowering yourself with knowledge is the best way to take charge of your health. Understanding your health plan benefits will go a long way to nurturing your or your loved one’s wellbeing. Here are frequently asked questions about health plans to help you get started.
Government assistance for family caregivers can be an invaluable way to ease some of the financial stress that comes with caring for an aging parent or loved one. Here are a few tips to help point you in the right direction.