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Help for Aging Caregivers

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As people continue to live longer, adult children in their 60s and 70s are increasingly caring for their aging older parents. Parents who’ve reached their 80s and 90s or higher turn to their adult children for help because they often have chronic illnesses and related disabilities and require assistance, according to a Kaiser Health News article. 



If older caregivers with health problems of their own become too stressed, they face a higher risk of dying. Electronic Caregiver can help lighten the load and decrease stress for caregivers of all ages.


The company’s advanced technology helps seniors live longer, safer, and more independently with care plan support, security, and telehealth on the go. 


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https://khn.org/news/a-late-life-surprise-taking-care-of-frail-aging-parents/

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