Most Boomers plan for their financial, medical, and housing needs as they age—but few think about how privacy fits into caregiving. As health conditions change, more people rely on adult children, home aides, or assisted living staff for help with personal tasks. While support is necessary, it often comes at the cost of independence and dignity. Caregivers see financial documents, medical records, and even intimate routines. Understanding where to draw the line protects both well-being and security. Privacy isn’t selfish—it’s essential to aging with respect.
