Luiz Guzman, a grandfather from West Palm Beach, was named Caregiver of the Year by ComForCare, a franchised provider of in-home caregiving services. Keep Reading

Beth Trivett has been a caregiver most of her life. From taking care of her four children, to caring for her great aunt at the end of her life, to most recently becoming the primary caretaker for her sister who is injured from a car accident, Beth is the backbone of her family. Keep Reading

Taking care of a loved one, whether they have a physical disability or an age-related condition, can be demanding on you physically, mentally and emotionally. Adding into the mix a heightened fear and anxiety around COVID-19, you are at risk for caregiver burnout. Keep Reading

Being a caregiver has many demands – both physically and emotionally. In addition to the responsibilities of caregiving, you may deal with work deadlines, social isolation, financial issues and/or medical conditions. Keep Reading

Millennials seem to get a lot of negative press. Some may call them selfish, entitled, lazy and even industry killers. But, these are just poor stereotypes. Let’s put a face to the 71 million people that make up Gen Y: Mine, for instance. Keep Reading