Caring for Those Who Care
As a caregiver, you are committed to looking after a family member or friend. You have become the most important person in their life. And what you do for them each day is essential. It takes courage and a lot of heart. But it also takes a toll. That’s where Seniorlink & Caregiver Homes can make a difference. We know what you are going through. And we can help.
Structured Family Caregiving
With Comprehensive In-Home Visits
See how you might get paid and receive support to care for a Medicaid-eligible loved one.
Caregiver Coaching
With Supportive Remote Guidance
Find out how health plans or state Medicaid programs provide support for caregivers.
Partnering to Improve Outcomes
Everything we do is rooted in engaging, educating, and supporting family caregivers.
That’s why we partner with a variety of public and private organizations across the country — from federal and state agencies to health plans and hospitals to aging and disability-services organizations.
Together, we empower caregivers and champion the innovations that support their role.
Learn how Seniorlink & Caregiver Homes can help you improve health outcomes, reduce costly events, save time, and build the skills of our country’s caregivers.
There are only four kinds of people in the world:
those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers.
those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers.
— Rosalynn Carter —
Writer, Activist, and Former First Lady of the United States
Connect to Caregivers Across the Country.
Every story is unique. You could be a daughter caring for an aging parent, a father caring for an adult child with a physical disability, or a friend caring for a best mate with Alzheimer’s. Whatever your journey, a common thread connects you: You’re all caregivers.
Together, we are Caregiver Nation — a private Facebook community that’s 7,000 members strong (and growing). It’s a place where caregivers just like you, along with family and friends, can come together to ask questions, get advice, and find support.
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