Programs for Family Caregivers Patchogue NY

Caregivers are most often family members of the person for whom they are caring. Currently there are 44.4 million family caregivers in the United States, and experts anticipate that family caregiving will continue to grow in the years ahead. Because nearly 60 percent of caregivers work and 40 percent have children under the age of 18, it can often result in caregiver stress, burnout, and other health problems. Consequently, it can be a welcome relief to find a program that can help reduce some of the burden.

Alan Goodman Monheit
(631) 444-6300
450 Waverly Avenue
Patchogue, NY
Dr. JoAnna Fasulo
(631) 289-3939
680 Route 112
Patchogue, NY
Edward A Beller
631-654-2929
268 Medford Ave. 
Patchogue, NY
Frank C Favazza
631-758-6464
153 No. Ocean Ave. 
Patchogue, NY
Scott Press
(631) 475-5051
250 Yaphank Road
Patchogue, NY
Robert Wirski
(631) 475-7680
286 Patchogue Yaphank Road
Patchogue, NY
Nicholas Miceli
631-289-1151
450 Waverly Ave. 
Patchogue, NY
Drew J Handler
631-289-3067
157 N. Ocean Ave. 
Patchogue, NY
David Reavis
(631) 444-6300
450 Waverly Avenue
Patchogue, NY
Charles R Fikar
(631) 854-1200
365 East Main St
Patchogue, NY
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Programs for Family Caregivers

Caregivers are most often family members of the person for whom they are caring. Currently there are 44.4 million family caregivers in the United States, and experts anticipate that family caregiving will continue to grow in the years ahead. Because nearly 60 percent of caregivers work and 40 percent have children under the age of 18, it can often result in caregiver stress, burnout, and other health problems. Consequently, it can be a welcome relief to find a program that can help reduce some of the burden.

However, finding a program that is best suited for you and your loved one can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are many programs out there, and some of them were recently recognized for their excellence.

The Best of the Best

The 2008 winners of the National Family Caregiving Awards were announced in Nashville, Tennessee. This event, sponsored by the National Alliance for Caregiving with support from MetLife Foundation, recognizes those caregiver support programs that are the most innovative, effective, and responsive in the communities where they operate. Applicants were judged by a panel of caregiving experts in the categories of caregiver support and education, either as a small or large community.

"We were thrilled to learn about so many excellent programs around the country," said Gail Gibson Hunt, President & CEO, National Alliance for Caregiving. "We hope that other non-profits will be inspired by these programs, by seeing the possibilities and taking on the challenge of improving the level of support to caregivers."..

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