DO CAREGIVERS GET HOLIDAY PAY?
Caring for a loved one is a full-time job, and sometimes you need extra help from caregivers. But what happens when the holidays roll around? Do home caregivers work on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day? The truth is, many readers may be saying, “What holidays.” During holiday breaks, care doesn’t follow normal patterns. Caregivers […]
CAN A CAREGIVER BE CHARGED WITH NEGLECT?
We all want the best for our loved ones, especially when they need a helping hand. But sometimes situation can be difficult and even a dedicated carer can worry that they aren’t enough. Maybe you feel overwhelmed, or maybe you just don’t know what exactly qualifies as “neglect.” This blog is here to clear things […]
What is a Primary Caregiver?
A primary caregiver is someone who plays a critical role in supporting a loved one who can no longer care for themselves. Whether due to age, illness, or disability, this essential figure provides daily assistance, compassion, and continuity of care. In this blog, we’ll define what a primary caregiver is, explore their responsibilities, benefits of […]
Do Caregivers Get Paid Vacation?
Do caregivers get paid vacation? It’s a question I had to consider deeply when, back in September 2011, my life took a dramatic turn—my late wife Angela was diagnosed with Stage IV brain cancer. I became her full-time caregiver, and through that journey, I learned the realities many caregivers face, especially when it comes to […]
Can a Special Needs Trust Pay for a Caregiver?
Hello, I’m Patric Palmer a writer and a cancer research advocate. Today, I want to ask you a pressing question “Have you ever wondered how caregivers can cope with financial pressures while providing the best care for their loved ones?” I as a caregiver to my late wife can imagine the financial burden on caregivers. […]
3 Great Books That Can Help Cancer Caregivers
Here are three books that are helpful when dealing with caregiving for a loved one that has cancer
How to Become a Caregiver for a Family Member
With chronic illness and disabilities, many families find themselves caring for a loved one at home. Here is how they can prepare to become a caregiver for someone in the family.
Coming Up for Air
Here is why little periods of self-care like therapy and exercise are like oxygen when you’re trying to save a loved one from drowning in cancer.
