
CarePair
Connecting
Caregivers with
Personalized Support
CarePair matches dementia family caregivers with tailored services and resources based on their unique needs and preferences.





How CarePair Makes a Difference
Our app is designed with caregivers in mind, providing tools and resources that adapt to your specific needs and preferences.
Personalized Recommendations
Our 12-item Needs Assessment identifies and connects caregivers with resources and services tailored to their unique caregiving experience.
Comprehensive Resources
Search for formal services like support groups, trainings, respite care, and more — all in one place.
Educational Library
Explore articles, videos, podcasts, and other content offering tips, advice, and comfort.
Community Support
Connect with other caregivers and professionals who understand your journey.
Join Our CarePair Research Study
Help us evaluate CarePair's feasibility and explore its potential to improve caregiver well-being. Your participation will guide future improvements to better support dementia caregivers.
Study Timeline
Complete initial in-depth survey and begin using CarePair app
Complete brief survey about your initial experience
Complete second brief survey about your ongoing experience
Complete final in-depth survey and receive compensation
Eligibility Requirements
Family member/friend who actively provides a majority of care for a person living in the community with dementia
18 years of age or older
English-speaking
Able to use the internet and has internet access at home
Reside in Los Angeles, New York City region, or Seattle
Own and can reasonably operate a smartphone
What You'll Do
Use study-provided caregiving resources for 6 weeks
Complete two in-depth surveys at the start and end of the study
Take two brief surveys during weeks 2 and 4
Receive $50 for completing all study activities
Common Questions About CarePair
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the CarePair app and our research study.
What is CarePair and how does it work?
- One for accessing formal services such as support groups, training/education, financial/legal assistance, respite care, adult day care, activities, and dementia-specific emergency resources.
- The other serves as a resource library, offering articles, blogs, videos, podcasts, and other content providing tips, advice, training, and comfort.
Who can use CarePair?
What types of services and supports does CarePair offer?
- Support groups
- Training and education resources
- Financial and legal assistance
- Respite care services
- Adult day care facilities
- Activities for people with dementia and their caregivers
- Dementia-specific emergency services
How does CarePair match caregivers with services and supports?
What information is required to participate in the CarePair study?
- Be a family member or friend who actively provides a majority of care for a person living in the community with dementia
- Be 18 years of age or older
- Be English-speaking
- Be able to use the internet and have internet access at home
- Reside in Los Angeles, New York City region, or Seattle
- Own and be able to reasonably operate a smartphone