Eldercare Help For The Self-Employed By Mark Landsbaum In the old days, old folks died before becoming much of a burden. Today they live longer than ever. That means there are more of them than ever. And the older they get, the less healthy they get, which means they need someone to help. More than ever. Welcome to the age of eldercare. For the self-employed that means double, if not triple, duty. Many self-employed professionals find themselves sending children to college on one hand, and on the other hand assuming care of their own parents. Juggling those responsibilities doesn’t leave many hands free to run a business. If you work for yourself and must carve out time to care for elderly relatives, this seminar is for you.
Facts About Eldercare
Being A Caregiver
Care-Giving Issues For The Self-Employed
Help Is Available
How To Prepare For Eldercare
Facilities For Eldercare
Cost, Government Aid And Insurance
Real Stories: The Downside
Real Stories: The Upside
(Posted December 2006)
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