Caregivers Circle

Introducing

Introducing

NABJ: Journalists Are Caregivers Too!

NABJ: Journalists Are Caregivers Too!

  • Are You Prepared To Care For Your Family and Yourself?
  • Do You Plan To Share Caregivers' Stories With Your Audience?

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Emotional labor associated with caregiving

Good mental health is the best wealth

Be A Champion And Report The Truth About Caregiving

For Aging Well Resources Help Deliver Our Caregiver Community Stories

Ten Stats behind the state of caregiving and the trauma.

(Source -Rand Report, 2024 and NIH)

Ten Stats behind the state of caregiving and the trauma.

(Source -Rand Report, 2024 and NIH)

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Caregivers Nationwide

An estimated 105.6 million Americans provide some form of unpaid caregiving support.

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U.S. Adults Provide Care

More than four in ten U.S. adults provide care or support to another person.

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Military and Veteran Caregivers

RAND estimates that 14.3 million Americans care for service members or veterans.

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Civilian Caregivers

Approximately 91 million Americans care for a wounded, ill, or injured civilian adult.

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Caring for Adults Over 60

Fifty-seven percent of civilian caregivers and 74 percent of military and veteran caregivers support someone over age 60.

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Careers Disrupted by Caregiving

NIH reports Millions of caregivers reduce their hours, decline promotions, or leave the workforce entirely.

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Caregivers Are Employed

NIH reports Nearly half of adults providing caregiving support are also balancing paid employment.

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Higher Alzheimer’s Risk

Black Americans are approximately twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease as White Americans.

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Delayed or Missed Diagnosis

Black Americans face a greater likelihood of receiving a delayed or missed dementia diagnosis.

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4 of 10 Major Dementia Risk Factors

Several common conditions affecting Black adults, including high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, and stroke, can increase dementia risk.

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What Leaders and Families Are Saying

“My family and I were confused. We were trying to wade through a dementia diagnosis for a family member. Personally, I didn't know who to turn to until I met caregiver coach, PAT Bailey....Thank you Pat you have been a ‘hold your hand’ blessing.”
Actress, Comedienne & Author
Sherry Shepherd
“Thank you for the services your company, The PBailey Group provided McDonald's USA. You are the conduit for our participation in the national United Negro College Fund. Thank you for a job well done.”
Director of US Marketing
Carol Sagers
“Patricia through She Ages Well provides tips and tools to help families age well gracefully. She serves as a caregiver coach for families, caregiver consultant for ministries, and caregiver resource for corporations.”
The Potter's House of Dallas
Pastor Lawrence Robinson
“The picture of connecting all women and empowering them for leadership was such a broad concept, yet it was one that The Pat Bailey was adept at helping hone into the perfect descriptor of the future. While embracing our past. Thank you...for helping make such a precarious process an absolute joy and delight.”
Executive Director Christian Women Connection
Reverend Arnetta Bailey
“Ms. Bailey is a great resource for information and products to help care for our aging loved ones. She was an amazing asset in organizing the Aging with Dignity symposium for our church and community. The symposium focused on Alzheimer’s disease with an emphasis on its effect on the African American community. She is indeed an expert on caregiving issues and providing insightful information that was truly needed for our audience.”
M.D., Geriatric Physician
Laura Farnum
“As Commissioner of Tarrant County Precinct One, It is my honor to acknowledge Patricia Bailey and She Ages Well. We are proud of She Ages Well and its contribution to our community. I commend you for your commitment to raising positive awareness to the Alzheimer's Disease epidemic while acknowledging the important role that family's members, friends and neighbors play in caring for the people they love.”
Tarrant County Commissioner
Roy C. Brooks