For adult children of aging parents

You noticed something
was changing.

A little slower on the stairs. More alone than they let on. You're not ready to call it a crisis. But you're not willing to look away either. That instinct is the right one. Here's what to do with it.

Start free family assessment

No commitment. Five minutes. Tells you what kind of support actually fits.

You've probably said one of these

"She says she's fine. But she called me twice this week because she forgot where she put her keys."

Adult daughter, Denver

"He lives alone. My sister and I are three hours away and we can't agree on what to do."

Adult son, Fort Collins

"The hospital discharge planner gave us a pamphlet. That was it."

Adult daughter, Boulder
What familycaregive.com is

A starting point. Not a sales pitch.

We connect families with co-op.care — a worker-owned home care cooperative in Boulder built for exactly this moment. Physician-supervised. HSA-eligible. Caregivers who stay.

Caregiver matching

Matched to a W-2 caregiver who knows your family's situation — not a rotating agency stranger. Same person, every visit.

Physician oversight

A licensed physician reviews every care plan and signs off. AI assists — a real doctor decides. The care your parent gets is medically supervised.

HSA-eligible membership

$59/mo membership. A Letter of Medical Necessity unlocks HSA/FSA payment. At a 30% tax bracket, membership costs around $41/mo after the tax benefit.

Home monitoring

Wearable vitals and activity monitoring available as an add-on for members with chronic conditions — billed through your physician as a covered benefit where applicable.

Caregivers who own equity

Co-op.care is worker-owned. Caregivers earn $25–28/hr W-2 plus equity per shift. Ownership is why they stay. Industry turnover is 80%. Ours is projected at 15%.

Emergency care profile

A QR code in any ER pulls your parent's care plan, medications, allergies, and healthcare proxy — readable by any provider, anywhere.

How it works

Four steps from worry to supported.

The assessment is free. No commitment until you decide it's right.

1

Free family assessment

Five questions. Tells us what your parent actually needs — not what a brochure assumes. We only suggest care when the assessment shows it makes sense.

2

Physician care plan review

A licensed physician reviews the assessment and signs a care plan. AI drafts — the physician decides. You see the doctor's name on everything.

3

Caregiver match

We match your family to a background-checked, insured W-2 caregiver. Not a contractor, not an app — a person who chose this work and owns equity in doing it well.

4

Membership: $59/mo

Covers matching, physician oversight, the emergency care profile, advance directive storage, and HSA/FSA support. Care hours billed separately at $35–45/hr as needed.

Why this is different

Every other option has a structural flaw.

The problems with home care aren't bad luck. They're built into the business model.

The problem Typical home care co-op.care
Caregiver turnover 80% annual (PHI National 2024) 15% projected — caregivers own equity
Medical oversight None — care plans are administrative Licensed physician reviews every plan
Cost $25–30/hr, no HSA path, no LMN $59/mo + HSA-eligible via LMN
Continuity Different aide every week Matched caregiver, same person
Emergency readiness Family scrambles to reconstruct history QR emergency care profile, ER-readable
Who benefits Franchise shareholders Caregivers + families — cooperative ownership
The numbers behind the model

The cooperative form changes the math.

80%
industry caregiver turnover — the reason you can't keep anyone
15%
co-op.care projected turnover — ownership changes the incentive
$59
per month membership — often $36–41 after HSA tax benefit
50
states of physician coverage — care plans reviewed anywhere

Co-op.care is a Colorado Limited Cooperative Association — legally structured so it cannot be acquired by a roll-up without member consent. The stability isn't a brand promise. It's in the bylaws.

You don't have to have it all figured out.

The assessment takes five minutes. It tells you what kind of support fits your family's situation — before you commit to anything.

Start free assessment