Employee Benefit News: What a Biden-Harris Administration Could Mean for the Caregiving Crisis
Built In Chicago: Homethrive Raises $18M to Scale Its Caregiver Support System, Triple Team
Home Healthcare News: Homethrive Raises $18M to Fuel Expansion into Health Plans, Self-Insured Employer Market
‘Tis the Season to Support Employee Caregivers
The holiday season is here, and while many of your employees might be feeling festive, many are likely worried and stressed as they prepare to visit their larger families.
What Is a Stay Interview and Why You Should Do One
Almost everyone is familiar with an exit interview. An exit interview is when an organization asks a departing employee to share their experiences with the company. But “stay” interviews are also gaining in popularity, and for good reason.
The Influence of Culture on Caregiving Practices
It is estimated that 53 million adults in the United States provide unpaid care to senior or disabled family members, and the number continues to grow with the aging population. There are currently caregivers from every culture in the U.S., and how they are supported and to what extent can differ based on demographic. With […]
Homethrive Teams Up with Unseen Documentary
“You know, they say it takes a village to raise a child,” Jess Ronne says in the trailer for the documentary film Unseen. “And I don’t know that that can be any more true than for parents of special needs children.”
Working While on Medicare
Reaching retirement age doesn’t mean that the work is over. It also comes with tough decisions about paying for healthcare with Medicare, along with a yearly review of coverage options.
The Benefits of Summer Fridays for Caregiver Employees
You may have noticed that summer at the office (or at the remote office) is a little bit quieter than in the seasons before. With the kids out of school, the sun out, and vacation season upon us, productivity can take a hit as well. When it comes to family caregivers, their limited vacation and […]
DEI Strategies for Supporting LGBTQ Caregivers
We’ve spoken often about the fact that one in five people in the U.S. is considered a caregiver, but what you may not know is that the number jumps to one in four when discussing the LGBTQ community.