Geriatric Care: Avoiding Burnout
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Experts in the field of geriatric care estimate there are 44+ million family caregivers in the United States; approximately 23 million households. Family caregivers provide long-term care in the home of those with chronic illness or disabilities. Assuming the role of a family caregiver can involve love, compassion, obligation, guilt, pride and even financial circumstances.
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This document discusses 5 things to consider before choosing in-home care for aging parents: 1) In-home care requires ongoing family involvement in managing caregiving tasks and backup care options, 2) Home maintenance tasks like grocery shopping and lawn mowing still need to be done, 3) In-home care can increase social isolation for seniors who are dependent on others for transportation, 4) Home health care costs are billed hourly and can add up quickly depending on care needs, and 5) Caregiving responsibilities can place stress on family relationships and self-care if not managed properly.
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