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The Podcast for Caregivers and Care Recipients
As Rosalynn Carter stated, There are only four kinds of people in the world — those that have been caregivers, those that are caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers.”
We introduce the Elder Care Experts, who provide their wisdom to educate about Care and all the components around it. Our goal is to make the Caregiver and the Care Recipient aware of as many Elder Care Resources as possible. We tell stories of Care in America. Stories of Love, Compassion, Frustration, Understanding and Patience in Elder Care.
Recent Blogs & Episodes
EP 119 – Who’s On The Home Team (Part 1) Estate Planning and Financial Planning
Why the Home Team Matters: Planning Today for Life’s Biggest “What Ifs” When it comes to aging, most families aren’t prepared—they’re reactive....
EP 118 – How “Senior Spaces” Is Changing the Way America Thinks About Aging
How “Senior Spaces” Is Changing the Way America Thinks About Aging For decades, many families have avoided one of life’s most important...
EP 117 – The Home Team
Introducing the Home Team – A National Movement to Help Families Plan Before Crisis Hits Good morning and welcome to another episode of Caring in...
EP 116 – Caregivers or Scaretakers? A Hard Conversation We All Need to Have
Caregivers or Scaretakers? A Hard Conversation We All Need to Have For many caregivers, the journey doesn’t begin with a plan. It begins with a...
EP 115- The Cost of Waiting to Talk About Senior Care
One of the most common things I hear from families is, “We’ll talk about senior care someday.”The problem is, someday usually shows up as a crisis....
The Cost of Waiting to Talk About Senior Care
Richard Wexler, APlan2Age’s CEO, and partners with APlan2Age, are quoted in the following article. How Delayed Care Planning Impacts Families For...
EP 114 – Planning for Care Before Crisis Hits
EP 114: Planning for Care Before Crisis Hits A Conversation with Kathy Heary on Caregiving, Aging, and Taking Back Control For those of you who have...
EP 113 – From Crisis to Connection: Why Planning- and Community- Matter in Caregiving
From Crisis to Connection: Why Planning—and Community—Matter in Caregiving For those who’ve followed Caring in America for a while, you know my...
EP 112 – Aging, Advocacy, and Being an “Underdog”: Lessons From the Front Lines of Care
Aging, Advocacy, and Being an “Underdog”: Lessons From the Front Lines of Care Most people who listen to Caring in America know my story. Twenty...
EP 111 – The Overlooked Reality of Aging and Long-Term Care
The Overlooked Reality of Aging and Long-Term Care For those who have been with Caring in America for a while, you know my story. Twenty years ago,...
EP 110 – Home for The Holidays Part 2
Home for the Holidays: What to Do When You Notice Your Parents Have Changed By Richard Wexler, Caring in America & APlan2Age For those who have...
EP 109 – Caring for the Underserved
Caring for the Underserved: A Conversation with St. Francis Home’s Bruce Slough Today on Caring in America, Richard Wexler welcomes a special guest...
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Our country is entering a new chapter, one we have never seen before… over 100 million people are 50 years of age or older, and the need for care is going to be more and more prevalent. We are dreaming of a nation where aging and care are understood and become part of our normal conversations with family.
To make this a reality, we need your help!
