Do you have any idea of how you would care for both your parents and kids? Would caring for your parents leave you broke? Whether you like it or not, at some point, your parents will likely need your ...

AARP caregiving expert Amy Goyer and VHC Health physician Dr. Dominique Gagnon explore the realities of caring for aging ...

Caring for aging parents from across the country is stressful and complicated — especially for military families. Here’s how ...

Village Caregiving reports that caring for elderly loved ones at home involves assessing needs, ensuring safety, meal ...

Readers respond to Michelle Cottle’s essay about her experience with her parents and the growing caregiver crisis.

In both my professional practice and personal conversations with friends, the challenges of caring for aging parents have become a frequent topic. Balancing their needs with our own work, family and ...

The challenges of caring for elders can result in caregivers ignoring their own physical and emotional health. Caregivers often don't recognize the symptoms of stress that they are experiencing. For a ...

As our parents age, they will likely rely on us more. Tasks like taking care of chores around the house, driving, or cooking may become harder as their bodies slow down and they become less mobile.

More workers than ever before are caring for aging parents during the peak of their own careers. As the workforce continues to age and healthcare costs rise, employers must invest in greater support ...

As parents grow older and their children do, too, there comes a time when the caregiving role is reversed. And caregiving can be costly. More than 48 million Americans are caregivers, and the average ...

Getting a "care assessment" is the best way to determine when an elder needs home care services. Caregivers can do it by themselves or get help with the process by calling their Area Agency on Aging ...