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Man talking on the phone while looking at a laptop, illustrating the challenges of caring for your loved one at home or at a distance.

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More than 63 million Americans, or about one in four adults, now provide care for a family member or loved one. As a result, the added responsibility often makes it more difficult to stay organized, communicate effectively with providers, and manage complex healthcare needs while also balancing their own health, work, family, and everyday life.

Caring for Your Loved One Near or Far Requires Clear Communication and Support

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Top Caring for Your Loved One Long Distance Glossary Terms
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These are some of the most common Caring for Your Loved One Long Distance terms people rely on every day. Think you can guess them? Hover over each image to see if you’re right.

Home Care
Primary Caregiver
Secondary Caregiver
Relationship-Centered Care
Respite Care
Self-Managing Care
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