10/08/2026
In America, family caregiving is on the rise, with 1 in 10 adults caring for an aging parent, and nearly half of caregivers over 50 caring for both an adult and their own children at the same time.
If you face the prospect of becoming a caregiver for someone in your life, it can feel a little overwhelming. We liked this article from the National Council on Aging on how to begin forming a caregiving strategy and figuring out what you already know, and where you’ll need some help.
And you can always give us a call at the Senior & Caregiver Resource Center, and we can help you understand what the experience will be like, the resources that are available, and what your first steps of preparation might be. Call us at (907) 463-6177 to learn more.
Goal setting and self-reflection can help you feel confident as a caregiver for an older adult. You can also plan ahead for various scenarios to avoid stress in emergency situations.
