Helicopter Manufacturer Lifts Burden for Employees with Caregiving and Child Care Benefits

Homethrive to provide essential support for MD Helicopters team members With an iconic history that goes back to Howard Hughes, MD Helicopters prides itself on bold moves. Fittingly, the high-performance helicopter manufacturer has done it again, becoming the first organization in the country to provide its employees caregiver and Child Care Benefits through Homethrive and […]

A Healthy Partnership

Healthcare professionals have been stressed out and stretched thin these past three years, thanks to the lasting impact of COVID-19.  

Helping Your Employees Proactively Manage Caregiving Stress

Whether your employees are currently providing care for a loved one or are planning ahead, it’s important to remember proactive planning is the best way to prevent caregiver stress. While it can be difficult to anticipate every possible situation that may arise, taking the time to create a plan will help your employees manage the […]

Supporting Your Team: From Child Care to Eldercare

As an employer, providing well-rounded caregiving support to your employees is essential. It’s important to understand the differences between child care and eldercare support and the complexities that come with each. Let’s take a look at how you can provide well-rounded caregiving support to your employees so they can feel supported in their personal lives […]

Caregiving 201: Diving Deep Into Caregiving Support Benefits

As a human resource leader, you’re well aware of the challenges your employees face on a daily basis. From balancing work and family life to managing their own physical and mental health, there’s a lot on their plates. For those employees who are also caring for a loved one, the challenges can be even greater. […]

Making an Impact: Caregiving Benefits Within the Legal Sector

Lawyers and other legal sector professionals face some of the highest burnout rates due to heavy workloads, long hours, tight deadlines, and hefty travel schedules. Lawyers work 53 hours per week on average. This leaves little time for self-care and tending to family responsibilities.