Max Mayblum

Givers' CEO explores how including a Structured Family Caregiving option could impact Harris' Medicare at Home proposal.

Medicare is an insurance policy provided by the federal government to elderly and disabled Americans so they can receive healthcare. Each year, medicare open enrollment offers the opportunity to drop, enroll, or change your loved one's medicare plan. It's important to take the time to evaluate the current medicare plan to determine if it's the best plan for you or your loved one.

Discover how tax credits, like the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, can significantly reduce your tax bill, and learn how to maximize your eligibility.

Family caregivers provide $470 billion in unpaid care. Here is the case for compensating them. Within that, learn how Givers can help you save on each care giving purchase you make just with a simple card!

Learn about the VA Housebound Allowance, a benefit that provides financial assistance to veterans confined to their homes due to permanent disabilities.

Learn how LIHEAP helps low-income families manage energy costs, its compatibility with Medicaid, and how to apply for assistance

Find disaster assistance programs, tips, and resources for family caregivers to navigate challenges and secure support during natural disasters.

The Medicaid Drug Rebate Program helps lower prescription costs for Medicaid beneficiaries. Learn how it works and how it benefits you as a family caregiver.

Learn about the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) benefits, eligibility, and application process to help you and your loved ones plan for a secure financial future.

Learn how Section 1115 waivers allow states to innovate Medicaid programs, expand care options, and improve services for vulnerable populations across the U.S.

Learn the key differences between Medicaid's 1915(a) and 1915(b) waivers, and how they impact managed care options for Medicaid recipients

Medicaid covers essential behavioral health services, including mental health and substance use disorder treatment, ensuring equal access to care for those in need.

The Katie Beckett program is an eligibility pathway for Medicaid for children with disabilities or complex medical needs, regardless of parents' income.