Resources Every Caregiver Should Know
- Human Resource
- Sep 10, 2025
- 1 min read
Local and State Support
Area Agencies on Aging (AAA): These agencies provide information on respite care, transportation, home-delivered meals, and caregiver support groups.
Medicaid Programs: Depending on eligibility, Medicaid may help cover in-home personal care, medical supplies, or home modifications.
Community Nonprofits & Faith Organizations: Many offer caregiver education, volunteer help, and family support services.
National Caregiver Resources
Family Caregiver Alliance (caregiver.org): Guides, online education, and legal/financial resources.
AARP Caregiving Resource Center (aarp.org/caregiving): Articles, planning tools, and caregiver checklists.
Eldercare Locator (eldercare.acl.gov): A nationwide database to connect you with services in your local area.
Health & Wellness Tools
Telehealth Access: Many health providers offer virtual check-ins to reduce unnecessary trips.
Medication Management Apps: Tools like Medisafe or CareZone can help you organize prescriptions and reminders.
Mental Health Resources: Online support groups or counseling services can prodive connection and relief from isolation.
