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Gives 24/7 community, health, and disaster information, child care, senior services, counseling, food, shelter, job services, and much more.
Gives 24/7 community, health, and disaster information, child care, senior services, counseling, food, shelter, job services, and much more.
At www.aarp.org/family/caregiving you can find tips and worksheets and on a wide range of issues including long-distance caregiving, as well as access to their Caregiving Tool Kit.
Age Wave is the nationA'aa's foremost thought leader on population aging and its profound business, social, healthcare, financial, workforce and cultural implications.
Caring for a person with Alzheimer's disease or some other form of dementia can present some unique and difficult challenges. To help, a top resource is the Alzheimer's Association (www.alz.org,…
Leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's care, support, and research.
This is a fabulous Web resource for caregivers that you can get information on topics such as home care, daily living aids, long-term care solutions, support services, legal and financial…
Provide backup Caregiving if a regular caregiver cancels for a day.
If you're caring for a cancer patient, a top Web site is www.cancercare.org, which provides cancer support services including counseling and education, as well as where to find financial assistance…
Relatively new on the scene,AA www.caring.comAA is another wonderful site that offers tons of practical information, articles, caregiving to-do lists, links to local resources and much more.
Our organization is an awareness group that aims to educate the public about prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, and medical devices that have the potential to cause patients serious harm.
This is the oldest and perhaps most respected organization that's helped serve the needs of caregivers. They also have a dandy Web site (www.caregiver.org) that offers a Family Care Navigator…
Created by the National Family Caregivers Association and the National Alliance for Caregiving is a great site for finding assistance, answers, new ideas and helpful advice for you and the…
Internet web sites on care resources and caregiving, for example,AA www.elderweb.com,AA www.healthinaging.org/public_educationAA andAA www.caregiving.org
If you're sharing caregiving responsibilities with other family members, friends or a home care aid there are Web resources that can help you coordinate together. Sites like www.lotsahelpinghands.com and www.caregiverhelper.com…
To help with your caregiving/Medicare questions the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services recently created a new Web site called Ask Medicare. At www.medicare.gov/caregivers you can find out what Medicare…
In-home companionship and assisted living services provided by seniors for seniors.
Federal agency improving access to and quality of substance use and mental health services.
The independent voice of family and professional caregivers for adults with cognitive impairment or dementia caused by AlzheimerA'aa's, stroke, related illness, or trauma. The CaregiverA'aa's Voice brings hope and strength…
Division of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs providing geriatric and long-term care programs and services for veterans.