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Things to Know When Your Child is Also Your Caregiver

June, 2022

It is very common for a child to provide care to an aging parent in order to allow the parent to continue to live at home.  A child is most commonly the caregiver because the parent will not agree to hire professionals to assist with the activities of their daily life.  Typically, the parent has concerns regarding privacy, and their child is the only caregiver they will trust.  As the child often has to reduce or eliminate their employment, in many cases, the parent will pay the child for the care provided.

 

 

 

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by: Gina M. Barry

Prime
June, 2022

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