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Am I a Caregiver? Quiz

Do You Help Someone You Love?

Many people who help a loved one every day don’t think of themselves as caregivers.
They think of themselves as a spouse, a daughter, a neighbor, someone just doing what needs to be done.

If you regularly help someone because of their age, illness, disability, or memory loss, you may be providing care,
even if you’ve never called it that. Answer the questions below to see if this describes you.

What Does Your Day Look Like?

1. Do you help someone with cooking, cleaning, laundry, or other household tasks because of their age, illness, disability, or memory loss?(Required)
2. Do you help someone bathe, dress, use the bathroom, or manage other personal care?(Required)
3. Do you manage or help with someone's finances, bills, insurance, or legal matters?(Required)
4. Do you help manage someone's medications or coordinate their medical care?(Required)
5. Do you run errands, grocery shop, or provide transportation for someone who needs it?(Required)
6. Do you help someone stay socially connected, whether through visits, calls, or activities?(Required)
7. Are you helping care for someone who has dementia, Alzheimer's, or memory loss?(Required)
8. Are you raising a grandchild or another relative's child because the parent isn't able to?(Required)
9. Do you help support an adult child (18 or older) who has a disability?(Required)
10. Do you help coordinate care for a loved one who lives elsewhere, or balance caregiving with a job of your own?(Required)