Support for Family Caregivers

You're doing important work. Find resources, support, and respite to help you care for your loved one โ€“ and yourself.

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Caregivers Matter

Over 53 million Americans provide unpaid care to family members. Your dedication is admirable, but it's important to take care of yourself too. Caregiver burnout is real โ€“ these resources can help.

Resources for You

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Caregiver Education

Learn caregiving skills, safety techniques, and best practices.

  • โœ“Basic personal care techniques
  • โœ“Transfer and mobility assistance
  • โœ“Medication management basics
  • โœ“Communication with dementia patients
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Self-Care & Wellness

Take care of yourself while caring for others.

  • โœ“Recognizing burnout signs
  • โœ“Stress management techniques
  • โœ“Setting healthy boundaries
  • โœ“Finding time for yourself
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Support Groups

Connect with others who understand your journey.

  • โœ“Online caregiver communities
  • โœ“Local support group finder
  • โœ“Condition-specific groups
  • โœ“Family meeting guides
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Respite Care

Take a break while ensuring your loved one is cared for.

  • โœ“In-home respite services
  • โœ“Adult day programs
  • โœ“Short-term facility stays
  • โœ“Respite care benefits

Need a Break?

Respite care gives you time to recharge while your loved one receives quality care. We can help you find respite options in your area.

Help is a Phone Call Away

Eldercare Locator

National resource for aging services

1-800-677-1116

Alzheimer's Association 24/7 Helpline

Support for dementia caregivers

1-800-272-3900

VA Caregiver Support Line

For caregivers of veterans

1-855-260-3274

We're Here for You

Whether you need help finding care, exploring options, or just want someone to talk through your situation, our advisors are here to help.