Financial Toxicity in Dementia Caregiving: Sociodemographic Predictors in a U.S. Nationally Representative Survey

Most dementia caregivers in the United States experience financial toxicity, with Black caregivers bearing the highest risk. Older caregiver age protects against financial toxicity, reflecting the relationship between age and employment status.

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The Gerontologist
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2025-04-08
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https://doi.org/10.1093/geront/gnaf092
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Global Health Care Issues
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Financial Toxicity in Dementia Caregiving: Sociodemographic Predictors in a U.S. Nationally Representative Survey

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Financial Toxicity in Dementia Caregiving: Sociodemographic Predictors in a U.S. Nationally Representative Survey

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Abstract

Most dementia caregivers in the United States experience financial toxicity, with Black caregivers bearing the highest risk. Older caregiver age protects against financial toxicity, reflecting the relationship between age and employment status.

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