Medicaid cuts crisis: CO (108K), millions US. Caregivers fill gap, lack workplace support. Laws fail. CO CARE Act needed! Guarantees support. Imperative.
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The Invisible Castes: Why Caregivers and the Disabled Deserve More Than the Shadows – A National Imperative, Building on Progress in States Like Massachusetts, New York, Illinois, and California.

By Mark Fukae | Director of Advocacy for Professionals Who CareLife changed fundamentally for me in 2019 when my mother was diagnosed with dementia. Suddenly, I wasn't just a full-time employee; I became a full-time caregiver. The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 intensified this dual role, making the balancing act even more precarious. While I was fortunate to receive temporary accommodations from my employer for a couple of years, the shift back to a mandatory Return-to-Office policy in

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🚨 New Article Alert: "The Emotional and Financial Impact of Caring for Loved Ones as a Working Caregiver"
Being a caregiver is both rewarding and challenging. Dive into the emotional and financial realities, plus the urgent need for systemic support. 💔💰
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The Emotional and Financial Impact of Caring for a Loved One as a Working Caregiver

Caring for a loved one is a deeply emotional journey, filled with challenges, sacrifices, and moments of profound connection. For me, this journey revolves around my mother, who is in the end stages of dementia.