Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Feb 16 2024
Sara Mason has provided full-time care for her grandma, Delphine, since May of 2022. Delphine is in stage six of Alzheimer’s disease and needs help eating, bathing, and managing her medications. These responsibilities take significant time and effort, but Mason says she strives to provide the same type of care that her Grandma always gave her. Read More
Posted by Lauren Caggiano on Fri Feb 17 2023
Anna K. is this year's Parent Caregiver Hero because of her unrelenting dedication to giving her son, Simon, the best life he can have, regardless of obstacles. Read More
Posted by Carewell on Thu Apr 27 2023
Burnout can happen to any caregiver and it manifests itself in many different ways. We spoke with caregivers to share how burnout felt for them. We hope their experience can shine a light on the many ways caregiver burnout can manifest itself. Read More
Posted by Jessie on Wed Oct 14 2020
Seattle mental health counselor Wendy Lustbader says an adult child often takes in a parent to return in good measure the care the parent bestowed on them. But such a big move isn’t for everyone, and there are several factors you should consider when making the decision: Read More