For three Metro Detroit caregivers, the life changes and challenges that come with caring for loved ones have become part of their everyday life. On some days, it can feel as if those responsibilities might push them to the breaking point. Read more...
Cranial electrotherapy stimulation, or CES, uses low-voltage electrical current to tweak the circuitry in the brain, helping to lift mood and reclaim focus. Read more...
Advocates and leaders say the state can overhaul its laws to better supports its million-plus caregivers Read more...
Home and Happy, a new nonprofit, uses donated medical equipment and other services to help people who have health setbacks that make it difficult to stay at home. Read more...
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has recognized November as Veteran Caregivers Month and called those who care for veterans who need extra help “hidden heroes." Read more...
Caregivers of color and of modest means have the greatest challenges of all caregivers in Buffalo-Niagara, Detroit and Rochester, a new survey shows. Read more...
A new survey shows that oftentimes, for caregivers, those who have the least to give find themselves giving the most. Read more...
As the COVID pandemic raised stress and anxiety levels for many, a New York state program supported by federal funds offered mental health counseling and assistance to ease the burden. Read more...
Tostada Magazine is launching a pilot project using the app to fill information needs of Latino caregivers. Read more...
This program shares tips to spot driving red flags and helps lead conversations with loved ones about their skills. Read more...
Finding a caregiver can be tricky. Here are some questions you should ask. Read more...
Advocates and leaders say the state can overhaul its laws to better supports its million-plus caregivers Read more...
As inflation continues to climb, Michigan's $2.35-per-hour pay boost simply isn’t enough to lure new workers. Read more...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle & Detroit Free Press
The Biden administration’s plan would spend $400 billion on in-home care for the elderly and disabled with the presumption that reducing the number of Americans relying on nursing homes saves taxpayers money. Read more...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle & Detroit Free Press
Nearly one in four Americans rely on Medicaid, yet there are disparities in their ability to access in-home care services. Read more...
