Caregiver Resources

Difficult Conversations: Tips for Talking to Dad about Incontinenc

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Aug 28 2025

Family members who care for men often find incontinence hard to discuss. In this article, we provide some tips and tricks for addressing the issue in a calm, cool, and collected manner. Read More

Power of Attorney for You: Don't Forget Your Own Legal Documents

Posted by Carewell Team on Mon Aug 25 2025

As a caregiver, you are likely an expert in navigating the legal and financial affairs of your loved one. From managing their medical decisions to paying their bills, you’ve become an advocate and an administrator. In the process, however, it’s all too easy to forget about your own needs and legal documents. Read More

Caregiver's Guide to Gentle Exercise

Posted by Carewell Team on Mon Aug 25 2025

Being a caregiver is a physically and emotionally demanding job. The daily tasks of lifting, moving, and assisting a loved one, combined with the stress and emotional toll, can lead to burnout and injury. Just as you prioritize the well-being of the person you care for, it’s essential to make your own health a priority. Gentle exercises are a powerful form of self-care that can help you manage stress, prevent injuries, and improve both your physical and mental health. Read More

Protecting Your Retirement While You Care

Posted by Carewell Team on Mon Aug 25 2025

As a caregiver, you have taken on a role that is both deeply rewarding and incredibly challenging. The time and energy you dedicate to a loved one are invaluable, but this selfless act can also have a significant, and often unforeseen, impact on your own financial future. Many caregivers experience a decline in their own retirement savings due to a reduction in work hours, leaving a job, or covering a loved one's out-of-pocket expenses. Read More