VOICE MATTERS

More than 37 Million elderly caregivers give 24 hrs/week for 4.5 years—worth $933B annually.

Juggling work, kids, and elderly loved one’s meds? You’re doing more than helping out—you’re essential.

You may not call yourself a caregiver—but if you're helping an elderly loved one with meals, meds, appointments, or just checking in, you’re doing the work. This first post in The Unspoken STRAIN series helps you recognize the role you’ve stepped into, understand why that matters, and see how caregiving affects everything—from your health to your job to the healthcare system itself. Includes a quick quiz to help you find out if you’re already a family caregiver.

2010-2060 65+ age & racial and ethnic minority statistics for mortality, causes & place of death, and national healthcare expenditures

Extra Hours, EHRs, and Doctor Burnout: The Push for Better Technology during National Physician’s Week

Explore brain health: 10 fun facts and 5 ways to nourish your aging brain during Brain Awareness Week.

Honor MLK's legacy with GeriScope by focusing on building quality life experiences at all ages.

Discover how Cindy’s personal caregiving experiences inspired the creation of GeriScope's supportive community.

Navigating Aging and End-of-Life Care Journey

Cindy Davis experience as a member of the sandwich generation caring for her 93-year old father.

Bert Brown’s experience as a physician and caregiver for mom with early onset Alzheimer’s.