Millennials bear brunt of remote caregiving: "Millions under pressure"

A new survey has revealed the profound strain remote caregiving is placing on American families, and especially on millennials. The term is defined as looking after a person, not necessarily family, without having to be physically present. The study, commissioned by JubileeTV, found that 59 percent of U.S. adults are caring for aging loved ones from a distance, and the mental, emotional and financial tolls are becoming increasingly unmanageable. Despite their significant efforts, over 40 percent of remote caregivers don't even identify themselves as such. They juggle demanding responsibilities—managing finances,...