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In 2022, Clinton invested in Summer Health, a startup pediatric telehealth platform that today announced its expansion into primary care for kids through a text-based service.

A new report found that caring for family members creates significant financial impacts for caregivers. Here's a look at why that is and how to help.

For National Caregivers Month, this financial adviser shares her story to help others heading into the emotional challenge of providing caregiving for an aging loved one.

Due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a substantial transition towards a more personalized and tailored approach to healthcare in the preventive healthcare space. This approach integrates both lifestyle practices and genetic insights of an individual. Consequently, the understanding of our lifestyle choices in the context…

Women perform between three and seven times more caregiving tasks than men in the global south. These include household domestic work and largely focus on caring for children.

Exhausted from shortages of professional caregivers, advocates argue caregivers could become a powerful voting bloc in next year's elections. 

There is a critical need to improve menopause care and to provide support for women in this transition.

In 2020, an estimated 597,000 individuals were living with dementia in Canada. By 2030, that number is expected to increase to almost one million, and by 2050, almost 1.7 million.

Nearly a quarter of millennials are caregivers for an adult, according to a 2020 AARP survey

COVID-19 health emergency allowed waivers permitting parents and spouses to receive Medicaid dollars for caring for the disabled.

Out-of-pocket costs for caregivers average about $7,000 per year. Here's how to get some help.