To promote awareness of resources available to older adults and their families in an effort to educate, counsel and assist individuals in planning for and transitioning into their elder years with safety, support and dignity.
There are 44 million caregivers in the United States and 64% of those are employed full time. The added stress and responsibilities of being a working caregiver may lead to decreased productivity, absenteeism and even employee turnover for your business.
The Financial impact of working caregivers is alarming:
- $4.3 Billion/year in Absenteeism
- $7 Billion/year in Work Interruptions
- $6.6 Billion/year to Replace Employees
“While visiting my Mom or Dad I noticed…”
- Changes in their ability to care for themselves. They may need someone to help with every day chores; someone to check in on them more than my family or I am able. They may need medication reminders or someone to just keep them company.
- They do not have all the necessary legal documents in place for the future. They may need legal advice or guidance.
- It is apparent that taking care of their property is getting more and more challenging and their safety at home is concerning. They may need to sell their home.
