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If you care for a loved one with a drug addiction, they can benefit from treatment, but they can also benefit from NA meetings. Narcotics Anonymous is a member-led community that provides support for people with an addiction in recovery. Here’s what you need to know to get them started. Interested in learning more about…
Addiction recovery can be difficult. Medical professionals treat addiction, also known as substance use disorder, like a chronic illness because it can happen over and over again, even after long periods of sobriety (not using substances). As a caregiver, your role might include supporting your loved one’s recovery and sobriety. Here, we explain how attending…
When someone you love is diagnosed with cancer, the questions come fast—about treatment options, prognosis, and almost immediately, about cost. If your family member is on Medicare, you may be asking: Does Medicare cover cancer treatment? The reassuring answer is yes. Medicare covers most medically necessary cancer care, including chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, diagnostic imaging, and…
Finding an oncologist is an early and important step in getting good-quality cancer care. From major hospitals to private practices to cancer centers, cancer treatment options can be found in many settings. Cancer care involves many specialists but is organized by an oncologist. Oncology is the study and treatment of cancer. Finding the best oncologist…
Caring for someone with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) can be very rewarding. At the same time, it can also bring challenges, moments of doubt, and responsibilities that can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re a paid caregiver, part of a care team, or a family caregiver, having access to the right resources can make a big…
Are you a caregiver of a child with an intellectual or developmental disability (IDD)? Or simply a parent or guardian looking to support your child with their daily routines? You may be wondering how and from whom you can seek help. Occupational therapy (OT) may be the answer for you. This article will highlight: Looking…
Are you caring for a parent, spouse, or other family member without pay? You’re not alone. Over 53 million Americans provide unpaid care to loved ones each year. If you’ve been wondering, “Can I get paid to take care of a family member?” The answer is often yes. While not every situation qualifies, many programs…
If you’re caring for your mother at home, helping with meals, bathing, doctor visits, or medications, you know it’s more than just “helping out.” It’s a real job that takes time, energy, and often costs you money. So, it’s normal to wonder: “Can I get paid to take care of my mother?” The good news:…
Watching an aging parent get sick and lose independence can be challenging. Many adult children want to care for their elderly parents. They want their parents to be as independent as possible and to be able to stay at home. The financial reality is that not many families can afford this arrangement. Family caregivers do…
Millions of people in the U.S. provide home care services for an older adult or disabled family member. Most of these family caregivers are unpaid. While caregiving can be rewarding, it can also be challenging and stressful. Finances are a major source of stress for many unpaid family caregivers. Even if you have a source…
Every year, millions of Americans spend thousands of dollars caring for elderly parents, disabled family members, and other loved ones. In fact, the average family caregiver spends over $7,000 annually on caregiving expenses. If you’re one of them, you’re probably wondering: are caregiver expenses tax deductible? Many caregiver expenses can provide a tax break, but…
Reports state that family caregivers provide over $600 billion of unpaid care annually in the United States. Many don’t realize they may qualify for valuable tax relief. Understanding who qualifies for the caregiver tax benefit could save you thousands of dollars on your taxes. The caregiver tax benefit doesn’t refer to one credit or deduction….
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