Caregiver support for dementia | Isaac Health
Because caring for a loved one shouldn’t be done alone.
Access leading brain health care, caregiver resources, and other vital supports – all from home.
Support covered by Medicare
At Isaac Health, we know caregiving can be both meaningful and overwhelming. As you manage day-to-day responsibilities, you deserve support you can rely on. As a Medicare-selected provider of the GUIDE model, Isaac Health helps caregivers of Medicare beneficiaries living with dementia access caregiver training, respite care, support groups, and more. Learn more
Caregiving is better together
Caregiver training
Attend group caregiver training sessions and dementia diagnosis information sessions to better understand dementia and what it may mean for your loved one. We also understand that every caregiving journey is unique, which is why we offer 1:1 coaching with specialized caregiver coaches.
Caregiver support groups
Our support groups provide a safe and nurturing space for caregivers to connect, share experiences, and find comfort in knowing that others understand what they’re going through. We can also connect you with local in-person support groups. These group sessions foster a sense of community and belonging and can promote emotional well-being.
Respite care
Everyone deserves to take a break. Respite care allows you to take a rest from caregiving, while a trained home care aide comes to your home to look after your loved one. Through Isaac Health’s GUIDE program, you can have up to 20 annual sessions for respite care.
24/7 support line
Caregiving can feel like a full-time job, and we aim to be here for you every step of the way. Our 24/7 support line allows you to speak with a dementia-trained support specialist at any time.
Care navigation
When you and your loved one enroll in Isaac Health, you have the option of having a dementia-trained Care Navigator who will be your personal guide through the care journey. They will help you access the right support and assist you in scheduling appointments.
Mental health care
Caring for a loved one is rewarding and challenging, and we recognize the dedication and compassion it takes. As you navigate caregiving, know that you are not alone. We provide mental health care services tailored to caregivers of people with dementia. Learn more
What We Treat
- Memory Loss
- Thinking Difficulties
- Alzheimer’s Disease
- Mild Cognitive Impairment
- Vascular Dementia
- Frontotemporal Degeneration (FTD)
- Lewy Body Dementia
- Corticobasal Degeneration
- Aphasia
My wife is in her third year of Alzheimer's. Until we found the GUIDE Model and contacted Isaac Health, there was no real help from any medical entities we reached out to. Since enrolling in the program through Isaac Health we have received exceptional assistance both for my wife with her Alzheimer's and myself as her caretaker. This is a godsend of a program.
GUIDE Caregiver Enrolled in July 2024
Caregiver Resources
July 08, 2025
One year into GUIDE: Reflections on a trailblazing dementia program that puts patients and caregivers at the center
Read More](https://isaac.health/reflections-on-guide/)
March 16, 2025
New partnership supports dementia caregivers participating in GUIDE model
Read More](https://www.mcknightshomecare.com/news/new-partnership-supports-dementia-caregivers-participating-in-guide-model/)
June 19, 2025
Isaac Health Joins New Caregiver Innovation Council to Drive Bold Solutions for America’s Caregivers
Read More](https://isaac.health/newsroom/isaac-health-joins-new-caregiver-innovation-council-to-drive-bold-solutions-for-americas-caregivers/)
Frequently Asked Questions
What if my loved one refuses to see a doctor?
We understand that starting the conversation about seeing a doctor can be difficult. People with memory or thinking changes may feel anxious or defensive. Our care team can help you approach this topic with sensitivity and offer guidance on how to express your concerns, reduce fear or stigma, and encourage your loved one to take the first step toward getting care.
Where are you available?
Isaac Health is available in all 50 states via telehealth. This means your loved one can meet with dementia and brain health specialists from the comfort of home—no travel required.
Do you coordinate care with our primary care provider?
Yes. We work closely with your loved one’s primary care provider and share updates throughout their care journey. This ensures a coordinated approach and helps their healthcare team stay informed.
What is Medicare’s GUIDE program?
The GUIDE Program (Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience) is a Medicare program that launched in July 2024. As a selected GUIDE participant, Isaac Health aims to improve the quality of life for people living with dementia and their caregivers through comprehensive medical care and support, including care navigation, caregiver training, and respite services. All services are fully covered by Medicare.
How are specialists matched with us?
We match you with a team of specialists based on your loved one’s needs, location, and insurance coverage. Your care team may consist of a neurologist, geriatrician, psychiatrist, therapists, and other specialists. Our goal is to ensure your loved one receives the right care from the right experts.
What insurances do you accept?
We are in network with Medicare in all 50 states and select Medicare Advantage and commercial plans. For more information, please visit costs & coverage.
Your well-being matters to us.
We’re here to help you navigate care, from day one.
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