Lost in the Fog: Family Caregiving in California
Mar 15, 2017
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FCSC News
A Program of the USC Family Caregiver Support Center
Overwhelmed family caregivers feel lost and frustrated, unable to navigate a fragmented and confusing system of support that should integrate adult daycare, long-term care and respite care for exhausted caregivers, while educating families on complex topics like dementia.
The problem is so acute that family caregivers often get sick themselves — and sometimes wind up hospitalized.
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