Caregiving in New York
Expert guides about caregiving in New York from Brevy Care.
How to Get Paid as a Family Caregiver in New York: 2026 Guide
If you are a New Yorker caring for an aging parent, a disabled adult child, a grandparent, or an in-law, you can be paid for that work.
Caregiver Programs in New York, Paid, Respite, Support (2026)
You're a New York caregiver. You know you need help. You don't yet know what to call it. That is the most honest sentence we can write at the top of a directory page.
New York Kinship Caregivers: The Complete Guide (2026)
> Save this number first: NYS Kinship Navigator (KAN), 1-877-454-6463, Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm, nysnavigator.org.
NY Dementia Caregiver Guide: Programs, Legal Planning, Respite (2026)
If someone you love has been diagnosed with dementia, or you suspect they should be, you are one of roughly 776,000 New Yorkers shouldering this work in 2026.
New York Caregivers: Complete Guide to Pay, Respite, and Programs
There are between 2.5 million and 4 million unpaid family caregivers in New York State in 2026, providing roughly 2.4 billion hours of unpaid care annually, valued at $39.6 billion per year.
Respite Care in New York: A 2026 Guide for Family Caregivers
How to find respite care in New York: a caregiver's roadmap to every 2026 funding stream.
How to Get Paid as a Family Caregiver in New York (2026)
CDPAP lets a New York Medicaid recipient hire and pay almost any adult relative, and Veteran-Directed Care can pay a spouse.