About Larae

their daily activities and needs. Caregivers can be paid or unpaid, and can be family members, friends, neighbors, health professionals, social workers, or clergy members. They can help people with short- or long-term limitations due to illness, injury, or disability, such as children, the elderly, or patients with chronic illnesses. Caregiving can include helping with: Bathing and dressing, Paying bills, Shopping, Transportation, Laundry, Food preparation, Light housekeeping, Managing medications, Mobility assistance, and Companionship and emotional support.