I'm actually a founder in this space trying to solve this exact problem. The (secondary) caregivers (specifically the sandwich generation - Gen X / millenials who have kids and aging parents) are ignored but often do the heavy lifting for their parents. It's often the eldest daughter who's saddled with figuring this out, and it affects presenteeism and absenteeism as the article states. Not to mention by 2035 there will be more >65 people than <18 for the first time in US history.
Your input here would be most appreciated and ping me if you wanna talk about it!