Are you a caregiver? Inside are some of the frequently asked questions about being a caregiver and finding resources to help make their lives less stressful.>>
The research is clear! The extreme stress that many family caregivers experience has been shown to affect our immune systems making us more prone to chronic illnesses. >Open to read entire story and learn information combatting depression.>>
Inside are a variety of links to important articles and information to help you manage stress, deal with caregiving from a distance, plus a lot more. >Open for links>>
If you submit your email address, AARP will provide you with a free guide to help you create a caregiver action plan, determine needs and where your family can turn for additional resources.>>
Most Americans plan on working after they become eligible to retire, and many of these will seek out new career paths as they extend their working years.>>
Most Americans plan on working after they become eligible to retire, and many of these will seek out new career paths as they extend their working years. Here, we take a look at a few important considerations when planning a second career.>>
About 13 percent of Americans 60 and older say they have increasing problems with thinking and memory and that they suffer growing confusion, a new report released Thursday shows.>>
About 13 percent of Americans 60 and older say they have increasing problems with thinking and memory and that they suffer growing confusion, a new report released Thursday shows.>>
Many nurses and other health workers at Alzheimer's care facilities feel unprepared to tell patients' family members the truth about their loved one's condition, a new study finds.>>
Many nurses and other health workers at Alzheimer's care facilities feel unprepared to tell patients' family members the truth about their loved one's condition, a new study finds.>>
Every year, an estimated 7 million senior citizens, one in five Americans over age 65, become victims of financial abuse, a crime that collectively robs them of nearly $3 billion.>>
Every year, an estimated 7 million senior citizens, one in five Americans over age 65, become victims of financial abuse, a crime that collectively robs them of nearly $3 billion.>>