Caregiving and Long-Term Care




Caregiving and Long-Term Care

There are over 44 million family caregivers today. With increases in the older population, this number will certainly grow. The Institute provides research exploring the emotional, physical and financial implications of long-term care and materials to assist those facing these concerns.


MetLife Market Survey of Nursing Home and Assisted Living Costs 2007
	This annual survey: Examines nursing home and assisted living costs in 87 markets Can be used as a tool for long-term care planning Read more (PDF, 112 kb)

The MetLife Caregiving Cost Study: Productivity Losses to U.S. Business
	It is estimated that U.S. employers incur over $33 billion annually in lost productivity due to adjustments family caregivers must make in the workplace. This study examines the factors contributing to these costs. Read more (PDF, 498 kb)

Ten Tips for Talking to Your Aging Parents (PDF, 83.4 kb)
Long-Term Care Insurance: The Essentials
Resources for Caregivers (PDF, 346 kb)
Since You Care: Becoming an Effective Advocate for Care (PDF, 1.24 mb)
The MetLife Market Survey of Adult Day Services and Home Care Costs Study (PDF 167 kb)

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	Dr. David DeLong
Dr. DeLong helps employers find solutions for the challenges of an aging workforce.
Read the study:Searching for the Silver Bullet: Leading Edge Solutions for Leveraging an Aging Workforce(PDF, 1.7 mb)

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