AARP Health

Caring for a loved one can be a very special part of your life. But there are times when even caregivers need help. AARP® Caregiving Help and Advice from Genworth is a good place to start to learn about care providers, compare costs, and create a suggested care plan. As a leader in long-term care issues, Genworth companies have been helping people with their long-term care needs for 35 years.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

Free access to resources for AARP Members:

• Search a nationwide database to find local long-term care providers
• Compare nursing home Medicare star ratings
• Read consumer reviews and share your experience with caregivers like you
• Learn about caregiving through articles and blogs

Register as an AARP member for the above benefits and more!

Smart caregiving starts with getting professional help and advice as soon as possible.

Start today. AARP helps you address your caregiving support needs by making available a number of services from Genworth that can help you:

1. Assess your care situation and answer questions
2. Create a care plan with suggested next steps
3. Find care resources and providers and negotiate for discounted rates

Genworth provides 3 levels of service to deliver caregiving support.

Web Advisor

Start care planning with an online assessment and do your own long-term care provider research.

Phone Advisor

Talk to a care professional to answer questions, take a care assessment and receive a suggested action plan for you and your loved one.

In-Home Advisor

Meet with a care professional at home to conduct a face-to-face evaluation of your loved one and create a suggested care plan .

Add Service Finder to Phone or In-Home Advisor

Let Genworth research service availability, negotiate for a discount, and coordinate the start of care

Start exploring the different options available today

National Eldercare Referral Systems, LLC, a Genworth company (herein referred to as “Genworth”) provides the AARP Caregiving Help and Advice Program, not AARP or its affiliates. Genworth pays royalty fees to AARP for the use of its intellectual property. These fees are used for the general purposes of AARP. AARP does not employ or endorse care professionals. Please contact Genworth if you have questions about the service, including any limitations or exclusions.