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We review your situation and the health of the person you care for against the programs available to families, tell you which ones you may qualify for, and provide the medical documentation each one requires. Each program is administered by a government agency or provider, and they make the final decision.

Yes. Most caregivers do. Some programs are claimed by the person you care for, and some are claimed by you as their caregiver. We tell you which is which so you are not filling in the wrong form.

Not usually. Requirements vary by program, and a parent, spouse or adult child is often enough. Where a program does need guardianship or power of attorney, we will tell you before you start.

For several programs, yes, and it does not have to be visible. Conditions like autism, chronic illness, mobility limits, heart and lung conditions and cognitive decline all count. A licensed clinician reviews the records and determines whether the condition meets each program's standard.

Whether you are applying for yourself or someone else, their general health situation, and the state you live in. You will also need their medical records.

No. Where a program needs medical documentation, a licensed clinician reviews the records over a telehealth visit. There is no clinic to travel to and no appointment to fit around everything else.

Yes. Records are handled under HIPAA-compliant safeguards, stored securely, and used only to review the programs you have asked about.

Yes, and most families do. A single diagnosis often supports several programs at once, and your dashboard shows all of them together rather than making you start again for each one.

You are not charged for documentation we cannot provide. If a clinician determines the requirements are not met, we tell you why and point you to anything else that may fit. See our payment and refund policy for full details.