Nearly 25% of American adults (63m people) act as family caregivers. The survey brings to light the multiple disparities that exist within the caregiver landscape, including gender, income and age gaps. For example, the data show that Gen Z adults - arguably more predisposed than many demographics to leveraging technology to help with caregiving - carry a disproportionately heavy burden, reporting that caregiving cuts into their job performance. This compares to 44% of Millennials and 45% of Gen X reporting this issue. 50% of Gen Z'ers report that caregiving has damaged their personal relationships, compared to 41% of Millennials and 38% of Gen X. The aging of the population is expected to drive demand for technology services that can help people remain independent, improve their quality of life.