Family caregivers now provide $1 trillion worth of care annually, AARP finds
About 59 million caregivers provide care for loved ones, representing $1.01 trillion in total economic value annually, according to a new AARP report.
Family caregivers now provide $1 trillion worth of care annually, AARP finds
About 59 million caregivers provide care for loved ones, representing $1.01 trillion in total economic value annually, according to a new AARP report.
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