The Mental Health of Our Caregivers is Vitally Important
Mental health is important for care support professionals.
How to deal with feelings of guilt for needing care
Care Support Working Group members share how they cope with difficult feelings of guilt.
‘I fight for Medicaid because I know what it means to have it—and what it would mean to lose it.’
Ashley and her mother both depend on Medicaid in Louisiana and share firsthand how crucial these services are.
Faces of Medicaid
Medicaid-funded programs are on the chopping block. Our community shared powerful reflections of the profound need for Medicaid.
Home Care Support Best Practices
Our working group compiled best practices to navigate our nation’s care support crisis for caregivers and clients.
Care Support for College Students
Finding care support at college can be challenging. Our members shared resources to help make this transition easier.
Celebrating The 25th Anniversary of the Olmstead Decision
The landmark Olmstead v. L.C. Supreme Court decision turned 25 on June 22, 2024.
Creating a Care Support Plan for Traveling
Is travel doable if you need care support? Yes—if you plan! We compiled tips and tricks from our Care Support Working Group.
Tips and tricks for the best back-up care support plan
Our Care Support Working Group members offer this guide for crafting back-up care support plans.
What We Want Our Caregivers to Know
United Spinal Care Support Working Group members offer guidance on what Personal Care Attendants (PCA) should know.