10 Essential Resources for Caregivers

From books to websites, there are many places to go for information on care for the elderly.
10 Essential Resources for Caregivers
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Planning for an uncertain future can feel downright overwhelming—like trying to pack for a trip without knowing the destination. Whether you’re making arrangements for elderly parents or figuring out your own plan, I am confident that the following books, websites, and organizations will give you the kind of help, support, and information you need.

Books

“The Complete Eldercare Planner” by Joy Loverde: This is the most complete resource between two covers. Caring for aging parents, loved ones, or other elders in your life can feel overwhelming, whether you’ve been thrust into the role unexpectedly or are thoughtfully planning your own future care. Now in its fourth edition, “The Complete Eldercare Planner” is here to guide you through the challenges of today’s caregiving landscape, offering practical tools and insights tailored to your unique situation.
“Long-Term Care: How to Plan and Pay for It” by Attorney Joseph L. Matthews, 14th Edition: This reader-friendly book offers straight-talking information on choosing and paying for care, as well as excellent information on Medicare, Medicaid, and long-term care insurance.
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