Home care, the workforce, and what actually helps.
Perspectives from the Aponot team on the sandwich generation, the real cost of caregiving, and what separates genuine care from a phone number.
The Sandwich Generation Is Quietly Reshaping Your Workforce
Nearly half of employees in their 40s and 50s are caring for an aging parent while holding down a career. Here's what that means for the businesses that employ them.
Why Eldercare Is Becoming the Next Must-Have Employee Benefit
Childcare support went from perk to expectation in a decade. Eldercare is on the same trajectory — and moving faster.
Care Navigation Isn't Care: The Gap in Today's Eldercare Benefits
Most eldercare benefits help employees think about care. Very few actually deliver it — and that difference is everything in a crisis.
The Hidden Cost of Caregiving on Your Bottom Line
Absenteeism, presenteeism, and turnover from employee caregiving rarely show up as a line item — but they add up to real money.
Home Care 101: What Families Actually Need When a Parent Declines
Bathing, mobility, medication, meals — a plain-language guide to what non-medical home care covers, and when to bring it in.
Licensed, Certified, Vetted: What "Quality" Really Means in Home Care
Not everyone who calls themselves a "caregiver" is the same. Here's how licensing, certification, and vetting actually protect the person receiving care.