Caregiving blausteinq10
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The document discusses the need for support systems to assist family caregivers in caring for disabled younger people as more are requiring long-term care. It notes that while caregiving discussions often focus on the elderly, growing numbers of younger individuals require physical or developmental assistance. Required support systems should supplement family caregiving through services like respite care, employer support with flexible hours, financial assistance via grants, and professional care coordination support to share the burden on families and lessen expenses.
Caregiving blausteinq10
- 1. Alan Blaustein, Founder of CarePlanners www.careplanners.com The caregiving discussion focuses on adults who care for the elderly, yet growing numbers of younger people are physically and developmentally disabled. What sort of system is needed to manage their long-term care? Question 10
- 2. Alan Blaustein, Founder of CarePlanners www.careplanners.com Required support systems are needed to supplement the time and expense of family caregiving. more to the Respite Services Share the burden Employer Support Flexible hours Financial Support Grants and other means to lessen the expense Professional Support Care coordination
- 3. Alan Blaustein, Founder of CarePlanners www.careplanners.com