In the ever-evolving landscape of aging and caregiving, robots and smart technology are making their way into our living rooms, bedrooms, and even bathrooms. From voice assistants that remind seniors to take their medications to AI-powered robots that can offer companionship or detect falls, we’re entering a new era of tech-enabled home care.
Claire had always been fiercely independent. Living alone in her Manhattan walk-up apartment, she thrived on feeling self-sufficient—until a slip on the stairs left her with a fractured hip and a frightening question: Who will help me when I go home?
It starts innocently enough. A caregiver you trust asks for a small loan—just until Friday. You want to help, but something doesn’t feel right.
If you’ve hired a caregiver privately, you’re not just managing care—you’re managing boundaries. And when it comes to lending money, our advice is simple: