Tips & Guides

Would Social Security help to pay for a caregiver? Learn about supplement security income, elder care services, and more.

Working and family caregiving can be the equivalent of two full-time jobs. Here are questions to evaluate your situation and prevent overwhelm.

Medicare covers seniors and disabled individuals, while Medicaid is for low-income individuals and families.

Are you wondering what's the difference between a HHA and CNA? Learn more about the steps required to get credentialed in Florida.

Obtenga más información sobre los requisitos de elegibilidad para la Seguridad de Ingreso Suplementario para cuidadores familiares.

Take proactive steps to create a legally binding will, allowing for updates as circumstances evolve. Prepare ahead, especially when dealing with dementia.

Empower yourself as a caregiver by understanding the importance of powers of attorney.

You can choose to take your Social Security benefits as early as age 62 or as late as age 70, but your monthly benefits will change as a result.

Personal services agreements allow an individual to legally pay their relative for caregiving work via an employment agreement.