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Housing and Family Caregiving

Last Updated: January 30, 2008 | Related resource areas: Family Caregiving
Housing and Family Caregiving

The majority of caregiving occurs at home. A safe and supportive home can greatly improve the environment for care. Appropriate home modifications can help both the care receiver and the caregiver. Home modifications can also create comfortable, safe and convenient respite areas for the caregiver.


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