Are you a caregiver?

Question 1/12

Do you care for anyone besides yourself?

YES NO

Question 2/12

Do you give any unpaid time supporting any family member or friend in a typical week, whether emotionally or practically?

YES NO

Question 3/12

Do you provide support for a family member — either a child or adult — whether or not they live with you?

YES NO

Question 4/12

Has assisting a loved one forced you to miss days of work or adjust your personal schedule?

YES NO

Question 5/12

Do you rely on your employer's resources — whether salary, benefits, or otherwise — to help you with care for a family member or loved one?

YES NO

Question 6/12

Does anyone depend on you for finances, paying bills, or doing taxes?

YES NO

Question 7/12

Do you regularly or sporadically run errands or complete household tasks for a loved one, such as grocery shopping, transportation, or preparing meals?

YES NO

Question 8/12

Do you help manage medications or insurance, support doctor's visits, or advocate for care for anyone?

YES NO

Question 9/12

Are you helping anyone diagnosed with cancer, Alzheimer's, autism, Parkinson’s disease, or another chronic or behavioral condition?

YES NO

Question 10/12

Do you help support anyone who has mobility challenges?

YES NO

Question 11/12

Do you get frequent phone calls with a question or problem from an older adult?

YES NO

Question 12/12

Will you someday become more involved — or are expected to become more involved — in caring for an older adult, such as an aging parent?

YES NO

QUIZ Are you a caregiver?

Do you care for anyone besides yourself?

Do you give any unpaid time supporting any family member or friend in a typical week, whether emotionally or practically?

Do you provide support for a family member — either a child or adult — whether or not they live with you?

Has assisting a loved one forced you to miss days of work or adjust your personal schedule?

Do you rely on your employer's resources — whether salary, benefits, or otherwise — to help you with care for a family member or loved one?

Does anyone depend on you for finances, paying bills, or doing taxes?

Do you regularly or sporadically run errands or complete household tasks for a loved one, such as grocery shopping, transportation, or preparing meals?

Do you help manage medications or insurance, support doctor's visits, or advocate for care for anyone?

Are you helping anyone diagnosed with cancer, Alzheimer's, autism, Parkinson’s disease, or another chronic or behavioral condition?

Do you help support anyone who has mobility challenges?

Do you get frequent phone calls with a question or problem from an older adult?

Will you someday become more involved — or are expected to become more involved — in caring for an older adult, such as an aging parent?

RESULTS
You are a caregiver!

You're caring for yourself.