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for your aging parents in the comfort of their assisted living home

Watching your parents age can be tough, especially when you're juggling your own life and responsibilities. Ease your worries with CareYaya's dedicated, compassionate caregivers, all of whom are healthcare students from top universities. They're flexible, affordable, and committed to providing the best care for your loved ones.

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Families Love CareYaya

Dr. Linda M., MD

Caring for Mom with dementia

CareYaya has been a godsend for my mom. The student caregivers are so patient and understanding with her dementia. They're always there when I can't be, and it's a huge relief.

Sharon B.

Caring for Mom with Alzheimer's

My mom has Alzheimer's and the CareYaya caregivers have been wonderful. They're always on time, reliable, and they genuinely care. It's the best decision we've made for her care.

Scott D.

Caring for Dad with Parkinson's

My dad has Parkinson's and the CareYaya caregivers have been a great help. They're knowledgeable, compassionate, and they've become a part of our family. I can't recommend them enough.

"CareYaya's model of using healthcare students as caregivers is a game-changer. They bring a fresh perspective, energy, and a genuine passion for care that is often missing in traditional care settings."

Rosalynn Carter

Former First Lady of the United States

"Working with CareYaya has been a rewarding experience. I've been able to apply my healthcare knowledge while forming meaningful relationships with the seniors I care for. It's more than just a job, it's a privilege."

Sarah L.

CareYaya Student, University of Michigan

It's a difficult balance, caring for your aging parents while managing your own life. The guilt, the worry, the constant stress - it can be overwhelming. But with CareYaya, you don't have to do it alone. Our dedicated caregivers, or 'joygivers' as we like to call them, are there to provide the support your parents need, when they need it. They're not just caregivers, they're companions, bringing joy and comfort to your parents' lives. And for you, they bring peace of mind, knowing your parents are in good hands.

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