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There are more than twenty-five million Americans caring for a family member. As the baby boomers reach retirement and beyond, those numbers will only increase.

The typical caregiver is a female in her 40’s who is taking care of an older relative while also taking care of children of her own. Many caregivers are trying to work outside the home while balancing the care of both children and parents. Other caregivers are taking care of a spouse or an adult child with disabilities.

A recent study by the United Hospital Fund estimated that family caregivers now provide over $194 billion worth of free services each year.

Caregiving is hard work. It can be lonely and frustrating.

Drysdale and Associates, Inc. can help you locate respite care, a friendly visitor, or even someone to mow the lawn.

We care.