Most family caregivers are women. A recent report from AARP found the number of American caregivers has skyrocketed since ...

About 63 million Americans, or a quarter of adults over 18, take care of an older or disabled person at home, and many rely ...

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A report from AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving released today found nearly 1 in 4 U.S. adults (63 million) are ...

More than 63 million Americans are caregivers for a family member with complex medical needs, a 20 million increase over the ...

“Over 60% of family caregivers want to be compensated for the care they provide,” said Jason Resendez, president and chief executive of the National Alliance for Caregiving.

About one-quarter of all family caregivers are between 18 and 36, according to the National Alliance for Caregiving. One survey suggests that almost half of them are men.

Chris, who declined to give her last name, hired a local elder-care consultant in California for an older relative when she ...

Jason Resendez, president and CEO of the National Alliance for Caregiving is here to dig into these issues. Thanks for joining me, Jason. Jason Resendez: Thanks for having me. Dana Taylor: ...

"Over 60% of family caregivers want to be compensated for the care they provide," said Jason Resendez, president and chief executive of the National Alliance for Caregiving.

In its 2021 Caregiving Out-of-Pocket Costs Study survey, AARP found that on average, family caregivers spend 26% of their income on caregiving activities, an average $7,242 per year.

Caregiving is an important issue that affects millions of Americans. President Clinton initially proclaimed November to be National Family Caregivers Month in 1997. This is a special time to recognize ...