Elder Care Infopool & Articles

As the expected lifespan of Americans continues to increase, those in middle-age now face the prospect of having to care for their long-lived parents. According to recent research, caring for aging parents is beginning to rival childcare as a problem affecting the business focus and productivity of

Common concerns for the elderly include difficulty with stairs, difficulty with community activities such as grocery shopping, difficulty taking care of their home and difficulty taking care of them. Even with these concerns, there is a trend in today’s elderly to want to stay in their own home r

Families face a growing burden of care for elderly and disabled relatives and most people will have to pay for their own support services in old age as the state's role shrinks. This crisis in care services reflects the growing longevity of the elderly and disabled people and their need for assista