Posted by Carewell Team on Wed Mar 12 2025
Shopping for incontinence products can be a deeply personal and, at times, uncomfortable experience. Many individuals face embarrassment, stigma, and even logistical hurdles when purchasing these essential items. To understand these challenges, we surveyed 1,000 Americans who use incontinence products, exploring their emotional and social experiences. Read More
Posted by Carewell Team on Wed Mar 12 2025
Music has a unique way of transporting us through time. For seniors, it's a bridge to their happiest memories. From classic rock icons to modern stars, their favorite songs reflect a lifelong emotional connection. Whether reliving the magic of the '80s or discovering new artists, music remains a daily source of joy. To explore this bond, we surveyed 596 seniors aged 50+ about their favorite songs, genres, and how music enriches their lives. Read More
Posted by Carewell Team on Fri Feb 21 2025
Leslie Centeno has been caring for her disabled veteran father, who struggles with PTSD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, depression, and various physical health issues, ever since her mother passed away over a decade ago. Read More
Posted by Carewell Team on Fri Feb 21 2025
Gail’s son Jeremiah is 24 years old and lives with diplegia cerebral palsy. He is wheelchair bound, incontinent, and unable to walk, stand, bathe, dress himself, make decisions or care for himself in any capacity, thus requiring her care nearly every hour of the day. Her day with Jeremiah begins at 7, and often doesn’t end until midnight. Read More