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How to reclaim 13+ hours of your week
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Hi Friend, A few weeks ago, we shared our thoughts about the evolution of caregiving technology and why 2026 will be a big year for caregiving companies. Today, I'd like to share some AI tools we found that can help caregivers reclaim their time. *Did you know? The average family caregiver spends about 27 hours a week on care tasks, much of it during "pajama time," those late-night hours spent on insurance calls, scheduling, and paperwork. As the "mental load" of caregiving grows, it can feel like you’re managing a small corporation rather than caring for a loved one. These new tools act as a "digital safety net," handling the administrative side of care so you can focus on being a family member again. Three AI Tools to Help You Reclaim Your Time
See the Featured Article--> AI Caregiver Assistant 2026: Top 3 Tools to Help Family Caregivers Reclaim Their Time Whether you are tech-savvy or just starting to explore digital options, these tools are designed to be simple, secure, and HIPAA-compliant to protect your family's privacy. Warmly, Amie and Chris P.s. Which part of your caregiving routine feels like it takes up too much of your time? Reply to this email and let me know. I’d love to hear how you’re managing the load. You Might Also Like...
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Hi Friend, If caregiving already feels like a full-time job, 2026 may mark a real turning point. For years, aging tech meant antiquated emergency buttons and simplified tablets. That era is over. As we move deeper into 2026, aging technology has shifted from optional gadgets to practical tools that help families manage a growing care gap. More than 63 million family caregivers are now supporting loved ones in a system where care needs are rising much faster than the professional workforce....
Hi Friend, When my grandmother started having trouble using her cell phone, I remember wishing there were better options to offer her. At the time, a flip phone seemed too basic, but her iPhone was too complex. She didn't need every bell and whistle. She just wanted to be able to call and/or text her family. Watching her struggle with small icons, tapping the wrong buttons, and getting confused by multiple screens was frustrating for her and stressful for all of us. Recently, Chris and I had...
Hi Friend, A new year has a way of highlighting unfinished business, especially the kind that sits quietly in a file drawer until a crisis forces it into the spotlight. If you’re caring for a loved one, this is a good time to take stock of something that often gets delayed: having the right legal and medical paperwork in place before it’s needed. Many families are caught off guard when a medical emergency or sudden decline happens. Without clear documentation, spouses and/or adult children...