Explore Care & Benefit Resources
Answer a few simple questions to learn about care, support, and community-based resources that may be available in your area, including home care, caregiver support, housing resources, utility assistance, food assistance, transportation support, and more.
Free to use · No obligation · Private resource website · Not a government agency
Care & Benefits Guide is a private resource website. We are not a government agency and do not determine eligibility for Medicaid or public assistance programs.
How It Works
Getting connected to state benefits is simple and free.
Answer a Few Questions
Tell us your state, what type of help you're looking for, and a bit about your situation. It only takes a few minutes.
We Review Your Needs
We use your responses to identify programs and services that may be available in your area based on your location and needs.
Get Connected
If a participating provider or program resource is available in your area, someone may reach out to discuss your options.
Programs You May Qualify For
State aid benefits cover a wide range of programs. Explore what may be available in your state.
Who We Help
Care and Benefits Guide is a free resource for individuals and families across all walks of life.
Medicaid Recipients
Seniors
Adults with Disabilities
Family Caregivers
Low-Income Households
Veterans & Their Families
Explore Benefits by State
Select your state to explore available programs, Medicaid home care options, and community-based services.
Free to Use
No cost to check your eligibility.
No Obligation
No commitment required to explore options.
Not a Government Agency
We are an independent consumer resource.
Availability Varies by State
Programs differ by location and eligibility.
See What Programs May Be Available
It's free, takes just a few minutes, and there's no obligation. Explore state benefits programs that may be available in your area.
Care and Benefits Guide is not a government agency and does not determine eligibility for government programs. Program availability, eligibility, and benefits vary by state.