Hospice News May 8, 2024
Jennifer Murtoff

Given the crucial role that caregivers play in families, their well-being is central to palliative care, and providers need to assist these caregivers by developing sustainable models of support for them.

In the United States, more than 40 million adults provide palliative care for family members. They often find themselves stretched thin as they try to balance caregiving with personal, work and family needs, as well as navigating the medical system. The duties of family caregivers may include transportation, bill paying, dressing, bathing and other activities of daily living, in addition to medical assistance such as medication administration.

As the nation’s population ages, demand is becoming more widespread. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that by 2030 roughly 25% of the...

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