Elder Care Consulting and Services

Bringing Elder Care Home offers specialized publications, training, and consulting to promote elder care/work balance. Our mission is to assist employers and community organizations to develop innovative, cost-effective approaches to preventing and resolving elder care/work conflicts.

John Paul Marosy is founder and president of Bringing Elder Care Home. He is a former family caregiver and has served as CEO of leading organizations in the fields of aging and home health care. He provides education, training, and corporate consulting with respect to the growing issue of balancing elder care in the work place.

To view our APRIL2008 issue of Elder Care Work/Balance eNewsletter, entitled "Federal Regulatory Alert: Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) Proposed Regulation Change " click here.

The New, Updated Second Edition of Mr. Marosy’s award-winning book, Elder Care: A Six Step Guide to Balancing Work and Family, is now available!

“For those of you who find yourself taking on the difficult task of balancing work and the care of an elder, I highly recommend this informative guide. John Paul’s book is a vital source of practical help for every employed adult managing the care of an elderly loved one.”
- Bill Bradley, Former U.S. Senator and Presidential Candidate

“This guide is a must for employees as well as employed family caregivers. Both will reap the benefits. John Paul’s step-by-step approach applies sound principles – and brings clarity and common sense to what can be an overwhelming experience. Elder Care: A Six Step Guide to Balancing Work and Family offers a cost effective way for employers to avoid productivity losses related to elder care – while empowering employees who are dealing with this growing issue.”
- Ken Apfel, former Commissioner, Social Security Administration

Mr. Marosy is also the author of A Manager's Guide to Elder Care and Work. This book is directed to managers who want to understand and support employees who have elder care responsibilities at home.