Data Visualization

Visualizing Support for Greater Government Role in Health Care for Older Adults

Visualizing Americans’ Readiness to Emerge from the Pandemic and Changes to Daily Life

Visualizing Equity and Aging in the Community

Visualizing Health and Equity

Visualizing Coronavirus Worries and Social Isolation among Older Adults

Visualizing Long-Term Care in America: How Well Can Communities Support Aging at Home?

Visualizing Long-Term Care in America: Americans Want to Age at Home

Visualizing Growing Older in America: Aging and Family Caregiving during COVID-19

Video Interactive – Perspectives on Caregiving (2018)

Unpaid family members and friends provide much of the long-term care that older Americans need to remain in their homes and communities as they age. However, these caregivers often shoulder a large personal burden themselves, according to an AP-NORC Center survey of adults with caregiving experience. This AP-NORC Center video interactive explores the perspectives of these informal caregivers.

Infographic – Caregivers often neglect their own needs while providing care

According to a new survey by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, 35 percent of caregivers have skipped routine care, 33 percent skipped a recommended treatment, and 31 percent didn’t go to the doctor at all when sick or injured as a result of their caregiving responsibilities. Others cite impacts to their personal finances. Still, 60 percent say they feel supported in their role as a caregiver.