The Caregiver Library
Everything we've written about caring for an aging parent — the practical, the legal, the emotional, and the parts nobody warns you about. Browse by topic, or scroll the full collection below.
First Steps & Support
Aging Parent Signs
Hard Conversations
Caring for an Aging Parent
Legal & Documents
Money & Care
Final Arrangements
Sandwich Generation
Caregiver Corner
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Free Resources Every Caregiver Should Know About
These are the resources most families never find until it is too late. Bookmark this section.
Eldercare Locator — A free government service that connects older adults and caregivers to local resources. Call 800-677-1116 or search by zip code. This one is gold.
Benefits.gov — Search every federal benefit your parent may qualify for in one place.
National Alliance for Caregiving — Research, advocacy, and resources for family caregivers across the country.
Medicare.gov — Coverage, costs, plans, and enrollment all in one place.
Medicaid.gov — Eligibility, benefits, and how to apply for families who need financial assistance with care costs.
Alzheimer's Association 24/7 Helpline — 800-272-3900 — Free support any time of day or night. They also offer free care consultations.
The Conversation Project Free Starter Guide — Download it free. Fill it out together. Give your family the gift of knowing.