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An elderly dependent in most cases is a relative such as a parent or grandparent. The elderly dependent must be over the age of 65 and live full time with the person claiming them as a dependent.
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What is the meaning of the word dependents?
Dependents are individuals who rely on someone else, usually financially or for support. They can include children, elderly parents, or other family members.
How do you spell care giver?
It is one word "caregiver" (a relatively recent term for one who cares for dependents, invalids or the elderly).
What does youthful dependents mean?
the answer is your bumb
Why do some countries have more elderly dependents than others?
This all is happening due to the family planning and birth control in those countries that young generation and children are less in number than elderly population which is causing too much difficulties for those countries because number of elderly dependents are increasing in number than working youth and population of those countries is decreasing drastically.
What do you mean by agencies responsible for the treatment and rehabilitation of drug dependents?
what are agencies for the treatment and rehabilitation of drug dependents
What does emi mean in care of dementia patients?
Elderly, mentally ill
Words that mean old?
Elderly.
What does madelyn mean in french?
elderly
What does No Depend mean in regards to World War 2 honorable discharge papers?
No dependents.
What does the medical abbreviation CODA mean?
Co-Dependents Anonymous or Children of Deaf Adults.
What do you mean by geriatic prescription?
Geriatric=elderly
What age is your employer allowed to stop your dependents health care?
They can stop including your dependents whenever you desire if they are no longer living with you or are covered elsewhere. If you mean how long can you keep them covered, the answer is up to 26 years old if you desire such.
