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Hospitals helping family caregiver popul

What's your family caregiver strategy?

More than 1 in 5 Americans

are family caregivers

Achieve your business goals

 faster

by engaging family

caregivers

You can help family caregivers manage their responsibilities as you help your organization achieve its existing business goals.

Family caregivers — 20 percent of Americans — are the influential advisors who regularly purchase health care services, medications, supplies, and more for both family members and themselves.

But family caregivers don't know where to find support or products that reduce their daily struggles. Develop data-driven strategies, educational content, and marketing materials that help them meet their needs. 

Family caregiver needs are so broad and deep that the federal government launched the 2022 National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers.

Our approach

Our approach is accretive, not disruptive. We help you amplify the impact of your organization's existing processes.

Our products and services

We provide live and automated family caregiver education packages that include components for family caregivers, staff, and administrators.

Our consulting services help organizations integrate structured family caregiver support and end-of-life planning.

 

​More than 50 percent of family caregivers perform medical/nursing tasks at home. Most commonly, they haven't received training to manage that care.

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Studies show that by involving family caregivers, hospitals can reduce costly readmissions, improve health outcomes, reduce emergency department visits, lower the cost of care, and enhance patient experience and caregiver satisfaction metrics.

 

Supporting family caregivers can include:

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  • Providing guidance, education, and support that enables family caregivers to manage postdischarge care at home
     

  • Teaching family caregivers how to identify postdischarge health complications and resolve them at home
     

  • Reducing gaps and problems during the transition from hospital to home and
     

  • Engaging in shared decision-making to determine in advance the types of care a patient does and doesn't want in a medical emergency.
     

Example: To reduce hospital readmissions

Let's talk about how helping family caregivers can help your business.

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