Coordinating a parent's care, safety, and support when you don't live nearby.
Long-distance caregiving comes with its own specific stress — coordinating care you can't personally oversee, and the guilt of not being there day to day. This guide is built for adult children managing a parent's care from a distance.
Inside: building a local support network when you can't be there yourself, using technology to monitor safety and stay connected, knowing when a visit or bigger change is actually necessary, and managing the guilt of distance without it driving every decision. For the caregiving reality that gets the least attention in general advice. Available in print (8.5×11, binder-ready) and digital (6×9, phone-optimized) formats.
Coordinating a parent's care, safety, and support when you don't live nearby.
