April is National Stress Awareness Month
National Stress Awareness Month aims to highlight stressful experiences - such as family caregiving - and raise stress management awareness.
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Bringing clarity to caregiving
Helpful app simplifies family caregiving by combining your loved one’s insurance benefits and medical records into one user-friendly platform while enhancing your caregiving skills.
Free for caregivers whose loved one have Medicare Parts A & B, Medigap and 
Discover Helpful’s AI personal assistant
Designed for family caregivers managing the health of aging parents, spouses, or family members. Helpful's AI personal assistant simplifies healthcare management by providing instant answers to insurance benefits, medical records, and condition questions, saving you time and money.You’re in good hands. Get started for free
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Review your loved one’s after visit summaries and care team
Helpful makes it so you never miss information from your loved one’s appointments. We provide you with after visit summaries so you stay up-to-date with their care and understand what to do next.
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Understanding your loved one’s benefits
By simply logging in and selecting your loved one's insurance provider, their benefits are automatically displayed in an accessible and easy-to-understand format.
Helpful clarifies the types of services covered, deductibles, co-pays, and how to redeem your loved one's benefits.
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Organizing your loved one’s medications
Helpful pulls all your loved one’s medications into one place, making them quickly accessible to eliminate paperwork, multiple logins and spreadsheets.
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Have a hand in your loved one’s care
Get started with 3 easy steps.
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Begin immediately with Helpful
Start using Helpful immediately without any preliminary information. Discover the full range of services and features available.
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Personalize your journey
Easily link your loved one’s insurance plan to gain insights into their benefits. Helpful supports Medicare A&B, VNS Health, and continuously adds new insurance partners.
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Connect medical records
Connect your loved one’s electronic medical records and receive access to medication information and after visit summaries.
Hear from our caregivers
“Helpful is a very thorough app, and I love that it’s only a click away.”
“The Helpful app is easy to use and has made my caregiving journey so much easier! Thank you!”
“Helpful has definitely made caring for my loved one easier.”
“It’s great to see that Helpful has so much information that helps us navigate through so many issues we go through on a daily basis.”
“Navigating dual eligibility for VNS Health MLTC and Medicare, with overlapping payments for healthcare, can be difficult for patients, especially when they’re first unwell; your app can significantly simplify this.”
“Helpful has been providing me a lot information where I need help with my mom who has dementia.”
Your guide to caregiving
We know you're doing a tremendous job caring for your loved one, and understand your time is limited. Our guides offers trusted content written by seasoned nurses that are concise and easy to understand. Whether this is your first time caring for a loved one or you have been caring for loved ones for years, Helpful is here to guide you on the caregiving journey.
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