Objectives We examine associations between use of paid help and caregiving-related
experiences (emotional, financial, and physical difficulty) of Black family and unpaid …

Abstract Background and Objectives Racial disparities in health and socioeconomic
characteristics of older adults have implications for the experiences of their family and …

OBJECTIVES Paid caregivers (eg, home health aides and personal care attendants) provide
hands‐on care that helps individuals with dementia live in the community. This study (a) …

Abstract Background and Objectives The current study employs population-based data to
determine the extent to which stress and coping factors are related to self-rated health and …

Abstract Purpose of Study To assess trends in family caregiving between 1999 and 2015.
Design and Methods We construct nationally representative profiles of community-dwelling …

Abstract Background and Objectives Informal caregiving to older adults is a key part of the
US long-term care system. Caregivers' experiences consist of burden and benefits, but …

OBJECTIVES: To examine the prevalence of informal caregiving and demographic factors
associated with caregiving time in older community residents and compare caregiving …

Informal caregiving is a critical component of the US long-term care system, but can have
significant negative impacts on caregiver employment, finances, and well-being. An online …

Abstract Purpose of the Study The present study examined whether race/ethnicity
moderated the relation between type of caregiving role (none, one, or multiple care …

Objectives. We sought to identify predictors of beginning and ending caregiving. Methods. At
baseline and 3-year follow-up, we interviewed 4245 community residents (61.4% Black …