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Lawsuit could mean more pay for some Michigan caregivers, relief for families
A federal court case accused the state of unfairly reducing funds for those who care for residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Opinion: In Rosalynn Carter, caregivers lose a cherished champion
Mrs. Carter learned at an early age that caring for family and friends who are aging, ill or disabled is rewarding but challenging.
For family caregivers, the costs of tending to loved ones exact a toll
Providing uncompensated care for a parent, sibling or other close relative or friend can be a drain on a bank account.
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Family caregivers
How volunteers in Rochester, N.Y., help caregivers manage finances
About 200 adults 60 and older currently get help with bill-paying, budgeting and balancing.
WATCH: How one agency addresses the critical needs of caregivers
American Black Journal explores legislative policies that could ease the burdens faced by family caregivers.
Military veteran caregivers finally getting praise for tireless work
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recognized November as Veteran Caregivers Month and called those who care for veterans “hidden heroes.”
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Paid caregivers
What we learned at the Aging Matters expo for caregivers
Hundreds of caregivers and their loved ones found resources, tools, and community.
Asian families can’t find suitable caregivers. One agency fills in gaps.
A Michigan woman founded the first care agency to specifically address the complex needs of South Asian older adults.
Podcast: Two caregivers talk challenges, coping strategies
A nurse and a family caregiver come together to discuss how they came to be caregivers, and how they make it through.
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