RAISE Family Caregivers Act

Legislation aimed at supporting family caregivers by providing resources and assistance to improve their quality of life.

A type of dementia that deteriorates quickly, often seen in conditions like frontotemporal dementia or prion diseases.

A model used to evaluate public health interventions based on five key elements: reach, effectiveness, adoption, implementation, and maintenance.

The process of renewing or confirming eligibility for a program, certification, or healthcare coverage, often on an annual basis.

Medical treatments aimed at repairing or replacing damaged tissues and organs, often through stem cell therapy or gene therapy.

A program of physical exercises and therapy aimed at helping individuals regain physical abilities and strength after injury or illness.

A healthcare facility specializing in rehabilitative care, offering therapy services to help individuals recover from surgery, injury, or illness.

Services aimed at restoring or improving function after illness, injury, or surgery.

The ability to bounce back from adversity or difficulty, a key factor in maintaining health and well-being in aging.

Temporary relief for caregivers by providing care for their loved ones in their absence.

A loan allowing older homeowners to access the equity in their home while retaining ownership.

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