1. Get familiar with your role

If you’re new to the long-distance caregiver role, it’s helpful to get familiar with common responsibilities as soon as possible.

This means doing some research to learn about caregiving in general, talking with family members to find out how they might be able to help.

Put together an action plan.

Being a caregiver of any kind is not easy, it requires planning and preparation.

Set yourself up for success by learning the ins and outs of the process.

Information is from the article 10 Tips for Long-Distance Caregiving.

Found on dailycaring.com.