Max Mayblum

Our third annual National Family Caregivers Month report reveals insights from 1,000 family caregivers, highlighting how embracing the caregiver role ("I Care") is key to accessing much-needed support and resources.

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.

Former AARP and CVS Caregiving Expert Sanjay Khuruna brings a decade of caregiving expertise to the Givers Advisory Board.

Announcing our $3.5M seed funding and the launch of the Givers Card. Givers is excited to launch the first debit card made just for family caregivers to help them get the compensation and support they deserve.

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!

The National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP) offers federally funding to help family caregivers access services like counseling, respite care, and supplemental resources through local agencies.

The National School Lunch Program provides free or low-cost, nutritious meals to school-age children.

Learn how Medicare Extra Help can lower prescription drug costs for those with limited income and resources. Save on premiums, co-pays, and deductibles.

Home health care, unlike home care, offers medical services at home by skilled professionals, providing comfort, recovery, and quality care tailored to patients' needs.

Struggling to care for a loved one? Explore how home care can provide relief, independence, and support tailored to your family’s needs.

The School Breakfast Program provides nutritious meals to students, offering free or reduced-price options to families with low income.

The HCBS Final Rule empowers families with Medicaid-funded care that ensures independence, dignity, and inclusion for loved ones in community-based settings.

Discover the Lifeline Program, a federal initiative offering discounts on phone and internet services to help low-income families stay connected and bridge the digital divide.

Learn about the Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) Program, its benefits, eligibility, and how it helps low-income individuals reduce Medicare costs and avoid billing issues.