Employers must start looking at benefits solutions for their workforce that integrate and amplify the existing employee benefits available to working caregivers.

Several years ago, I had to leave a job to take care of my mother during an end-stage cancer battle. This wasn't an easy decision for me: I was 39, at the height of my career, and in a role that I had spent years building up to.

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