Here's how you can earn money while taking care of an elderly friend or family member.

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Caregivers can only be good caregivers if they take care of themselves. For so many that role is a 24/7 commitment, which is a difficult role to fill every second of the day. No one understands that ...

Taking on caregiving for a parent, spouse or family member can be rewarding, but it’s also challenging—especially if you’re unprepared. With the right knowledge, support, and resources, though, you ...

Naomi Williams, a 47-year-old single mother in Augusta, Georgia, gave birth 15 years ago to her only child, Noah. During her pregnancy and regular doctor visits, she expressed concerns that were ...

Your state can pay you for caregiving through Medicaid or the Veterans Affairs (VA). To qualify, you and your loved one must meet eligibility requirements that depend on your state. Your payment also ...

Dec. 7—Nearly one in five American adults provide unpaid care to another adult with medical or functional needs, according to a 2020 report by the National Caregiving Alliance — and the numbers are ...

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The answer from caregivers is clear. In the U.S. today, roughly 38 million people provide unpaid eldercare. That number is likely to dramatically increase in the future as the number of people needing ...