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Was your New Year resolution to get organized and take better care of you and your loved one? How is that going? …
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Nearly 50% of middle-aged adults in the U.S. are caring for an aging parent as well as their own children. Often referred …
Austin (Nov. 28, 2022) SandwYch, a Texas-based healthtech startup helping families navigate the challenges of caring for their aging loved ones, is …
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When Amy Blakely Laine (’99) was a UNT graduate student juggling course projects, exams and deadlines, she also was juggling the duty of being …
Interest in providing financial support for family caregivers is growing due to the workforce crisis in the care industry Family caregivers, long …
Armed with a psychology degree from the College Station campus, advanced degrees in technology commercialization and gerontology from other Texas-based universities, and …
For a number of years, I have been managing my mother-in-law’s finances: investments, taxes, bills, setting up a trust, etc. This involves …
Austin-based Amy Blakely Laine combined her passion for caring with technical know-how to launch SandwYch, a unique service with an online portal to help caregivers navigate the nuances of the aging journey.
Armed with degrees in psychology, gerontology and technology commercialization, and a licensed nursing home administrator, Laine walks as many others do – caring for neighbors, friends, and family.
Laine’s own life’s experiences served as her inspiration for launching SandwYch. During her early college years, Laine assisted her parents with caregiving duties for her grandparents while her parents managed their careers and helped Laine and her sister navigate their high school and college years.
Laine’s parents were original members of what is now known as the “Sandwich Generation,” an unchartered territory of being “sandwiched” in the middle taking care of parents and raising a family while being in the prime of one’s career.
Laine’s vision for SandwYch is to see that no one walks the aging journey alone, and that that through this digital-based service, families are proactively able to learn about the resources and key issues to address the best ways to age in place with grace, dignity and a sense of independence.
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Was your New Year resolution to get organized and take...
Read MoreNearly 50% of middle-aged adults in the U.S. are caring...
Read MoreWas your New Year resolution to get organized and take better care of you and...
Read MoreWhen looking for a gift for the senior in your life this holiday season, prod...
Read MoreNearly 50% of middle-aged adults in the U.S. are caring for an aging parent a...
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