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Family Caregiving Doesn't End When the Recipient Dies - Article provided by: Amanda Singleton (AARP) - These steps can lessen the workload and make the process easier. For many caregivers, it can come as a surprise how much work there is to do after their care partner dies. A familiar sight in …
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by Alexander Sammon of The American Prospect The Collapse of Long-Term Care Insurance - The first announced American death from coronavirus came in February from a nursing home in Kirkland, Washington. Within weeks, an astounding two-thirds of inhabitants and staff had contracted the virus, …
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The first step to long-distance caregiving is to understand your loved one's situation and needs. Schedule a visit with your relative or friend spanning several days to observe how they make decisions, solve problems and complete daily tasks, as well as the roles of any other caregivers. Get a …
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