AARP LIVE: Caregiving in America — The Heart of Our Communities

Wednesday, November 18, 2026
7:30 PM EST | 6:30 PM CST | 5:30 PM MST | 4:30 PM PST

Caregiving America: The Heart of Communities

Wednesday, November 18, 2026

7:30 PM EST | 6:30 PM CST | 5:30 PM MST | 4:30 PM PST

Caregiving can look different depending on where you live. Limited access to services, long travel distances, and smaller support networks can make caregiving even more demanding, while also showcasing the resilience and strong community connections that rural caregivers rely on.

Tune in for practical resources, tips, and solutions—from building a caregiving team to finding support and taking time for self-care—so caregivers can stay healthy while continuing to care for others.

Join the conversation with AARP Live on RFD-TV on Wednesday, November 18 at 7:30 PM ET and 11:30 PM ET, or watch online at aarp.org/aarplive.

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