Thousands of Utahns with disabilities wait years for crucial state help. Could the wait get even worse?
Lawmakers haven’t dedicated nearly enough funding to meet the needs of Utahns with disabilities who qualify for state help.
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Sometimes caregivers need care, too: Dr. Nina Radcliff
A caregiver is anyone who helps another person in need. And taking care of those we love and care for at home, or those in ...
The Sacramento Observer6h
There’s Still Joy in End-of-Life Care
Caregiving is an act of love and sacrifice. But for young Black women, it’s often summed up as just being “a good ...
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Keeping older adults in their homes requires expanding the role of home health aides
The home support paradigm must change. Why can a daughter, a neighbor or even a distant relative be taught to give a medication but a home health aide can’t?
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3 Ways AI is Changing Home-Based Care
Artificial intelligence is among the greatest technology advancements of the information age, with applications spanning ...
The Seattle Times editorial board recommends: Vote ‘yes’ on Initiative 2124 and give residents more choice on WA Cares
The need for long-term care planning is great, but this flawed piece of legislation failed to meet the moment. Lawmakers ...
Opinion: Stop, listen, reconnect with your child. It can help prevent them from suicide
Many still see mental health solely as a psychological issue — a matter of willpower or resilience. In reality, it’s a matter ...
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AHA to President Urging the Administration to Take Action to Address IV Solution Supply Shortage as a Result of Helene
President Joseph R. BidenThe White House1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NWWashington, D.C. 20500Dear President Biden: ...
Buffalo News1d
As Alzheimer’s grows, communities work to earn ‘dementia-friendly’ status
The Dementia Friendly movement, begun in 2015, designates municipalities, as well as individuals, that create awareness ...
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Caregiving and a breast cancer diagnosis aren’t a good mix
A breast cancer diagnosis is particularly problematic — yet possible — for women caregivers, columnist Ray Burow writes.
Rosalynn Carter's Grandson Shares His Caregiving Experience in New Film Produced by Bradley Cooper (Exclusive)
Josh Carter, whose youngest son was diagnosed with a rare chronic disorder as an infant, speaks on Rosalynn and Jimmy ...
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‘Without God, I Wouldn’t Be Here’: Catholic Woman Recounts Survival of Oct. 7 Hamas Attack
In a conversation with CNA, Biboso’s eyes moistened as she recalled that day. Hamas fighters surrounded the house, shattered ...