Abstract Objectives Multiple chronic conditions (MCCs) are common and have harmful
consequences in later life. Along with managing their own health, many aging adults care for …

Objectives Spouses of older adults with functional disability often provide help with their
partner's medical care. Yet little is known about the implications of these activities for …

Abstract Background and Objectives Aging spouses commonly care for a partner with
functional disability, but little is known about how spousal caregiving may impact different life …

Providing care to a family member with disabilities takes a toll on the health of the caregiver
and the family. Among aging caregivers, compound caregiving (ie, caring for two or more …

Background both caregiving intensity and caregivers' multiple chronic conditions (MCCs)
are important aspects of caregiving that might affect the health and well-being of older …

Background: Older adults with multiple chronic conditions (MCC) rely heavily on caregivers
for assistance with care. However, we know little about their psychosocial experiences and …

Abstract Background and Objectives Caregiving outcomes have often been reported in
terms of care recipients of single disease, rather than multiple health conditions. A …

Older spousal caregiving relationships involve support that may be affected by the health of
either the caregiver or care recipient. We conducted a longitudinal analysis using pooled …

Background Community‐dwelling older adults often serve as caregivers despite having their
own health concerns and disabilities, yet little is known about their care needs. Methods …

Objectives To examine caregiver factors associated with unmet needs for care of older
adults. Design Population‐based surveys of caregivers and older adult care recipients in the …