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Have you thought about who will help you if you need care in the future?

Your Care Plan May Require More Care Than You Think

Emotional stresses, including depression and anxiety, severe fatigue, trouble sleeping and difficulty maintaining focus and energy are just some of the effects that caregivers may experience when looking after a loved one. Have you thought about who will provide this care for you as you age?

As a member of Envisage, your personal wellness & care coordinator will help to alleviate the burden of care by facilitating any of the in-home or out-of-home care you may require as you age so that your family and friends can focus on spending quality time with you, rather than providing care for you.

60%

of caregivers show clinical signs of depression

Source: Family Caregiver Alliance

Is Envisage
Right for Me?

Whether you live alone or with a loved one, caregiving can be a burden. Envisage provides you with a personal wellness & care coordinator who will lift the burden of care from you and your family by arranging, scheduling and managing the services that you need to help you maintain your health and well-being.

– Joan Krueger, Executive Director, Envisage

Expert Tip

With 70% of people over the age of 65 likely to need some type of long-term care as they age, it’s important that you understand the facts and figures of what long-term care could entail if you should ever need it.

Understanding the Burden of Caregiving

Beyond the mental and emotional stress that caregiving can cause, there can also be significant financial burden. On average, a caregiver can expect to spend 24 hours per week providing care1, which can impact the time they have to devote to their job. And, In a recent study by AARP,  32% of caregivers surveyed reported having to leave a job because of the overwhelming demands of caregiving.

Let Envisage help you put a plan in place that enables your friends and family to remain just that – your friends and family.

Source: 1AARP

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