1) Family Eldercare also helps out-of-state employees with concerns about aging relatives who live in Austin.

2) Also tested as an eldercare aide, a cook, and a laundry folder, the versatile machine typifies a generation of robots set to emerge from controlled environments and enter the human world.

3) Unlike child care considerations, which often can be planned months in advance,(http:///eldercare.html) eldercare issues often occur without warning.

4) Few companies have committed to individualized employee assistance on eldercare issues.

5) Students will obtain the ability to analyze issues in the health care and eldercare industries that is an underpinning of conducting an academic research in health economics.

6) Even as you grapple with the logistical and psychological stress of eldercare, there will be moments when you find yourself on the "blessing path."

7) The arrangement of this course not only could help students to understand the economic issues related to health care and eldercare industry but also would cultivate their research ability.

8) SAS provides a free health clinic as well as an eldercare program that helps employees locate nursing care facilities for aging parents.

9) There's no rule book to guide you through the morass of eldercare tasks and demands.

10) The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) doesn't necessarily provide workers with all the protection or time they need to be present for family members if childcare or eldercare becomes necessary.

11) A morbid sense of humor isn't listed in any official guides to eldercare, but to the caregivers I interviewed, it is like oxygen.

12) One thing I can say is that you'll have fun with the responsibilities of eldercare if you enjoy running the high hurdles while juggling angry badgers.