For the sandwich generation
Care for your aging parents without losing your evenings.
A dedicated care coordinator takes the appointments, insurance calls, pharmacy runarounds, and paperwork off your plate. You stay the son or daughter, not the case manager.
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63 million
Americans are family caregivers, roughly one in four adults.
72%
of sandwich-generation caregivers report high stress levels.
$21,000
average yearly income lost to caregiving hours.
Your parent keeps their independence
Coordination is not surveillance and it is not taking over. Most of our families are trying to keep a parent in their own home safely, for longer. Handling the medication schedule, the appointment calendar, and the insurance paperwork is usually what makes that possible.
Your parent stays in charge of their life. You stop being the one chasing the pharmacy.
What we actually do
Book and confirm the appointments
Specialists, follow-ups, transportation. We handle the phone tree and the scheduling, then tell you where to be.
Fight the insurance battles
Denials, appeals, Medicare and Medicaid questions, prior authorizations. We know which form and which number.
Vet the providers
Home aides, physical therapists, adult day programs. We check licensing and references before you meet anyone.
Keep the records straight
Medication lists, directives, contacts, and policies. One place, current, and shareable with your siblings.
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How Much Does Home Care Cost, and What Actually Pays for It
What in-home care costs per hour, how it compares to assisted living and nursing homes, and which of Medicare, Medicaid, VA benefits, or insurance actually covers it.
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How to Get Paid to Care for Aging Parents
Medicaid programs, VA benefits, and state options that pay family caregivers, who qualifies, what they pay, and how to apply.
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How to Talk to Your Parents About Assisted Living
How to raise assisted living without triggering a fight, what to say, when to say it, and how to handle the promise you may have made about never putting them in a home.
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Medicare vs Medicaid for Long-Term Care
Medicare does not pay for long-term care. Medicaid does. Here is exactly what each covers, who qualifies, and how families plan for the gap.
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Sandwich Generation Burnout: Signs and What Helps
Caring for children and aging parents at once has measurable costs. How to recognize caregiver burnout early and what actually reduces the load.
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Signs Your Parent Needs More Help at Home
The specific warning signs that an aging parent is no longer managing alone, what to look for during a visit, and which ones mean act now rather than wait.
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One plan your whole family can see, so nobody has to ask who called the doctor.
You are allowed to have your life back.
Most families come to GetParentCare after a hospital call they were not ready for. You do not have to wait for that.
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