Helping Family Caregivers: Manage The Stress ~ Make The Decisions ~ Discover The Meaning

Helping You

Work Well with Family Caregivers


 

 

Let's face it: You have a tough job. As a health care professional, you're often trying to help two people, older adults with chronic illnesses or diseases and their family caregivers. And, these two people have very different and very complex needs. How do you help both?

Or, as a human resource professional, you're trying to assist an employee, who happens to be a family caregiver. Unfortunately, in all your training, you've yet to cover this aspect of your job. You want to help, but how?

In this section of our web site, we provide some tips and ideas on how to work effectively with family caregivers.

Your Tools:
The Caregiving Years

Your Support

 

The Caregiving Years Concept

Questions to Ask

Referrals to Make

Educational Materials

 

2004 Family Caregiver Survey Results

 

What do Family Caregivers Want?


You've just added new programs and services to help the family caregivers in your community. But, that's only the beginning. Now, you have to train your staff. Market the services. Set up an intake system. Assess the effectiveness of the new program. Organize a plan of care. Sponsor an annual caregiver conference. Add new support groups. And...

it's only Monday!

We'll help you get to Friday.


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