Grayce

09/22/2025

Medical facilities have safety checks in place to help prevent medication errors. However, there are extra steps you can take to help reduce the risk of medication errors for yourself or a loved one.

09/18/2025

Mary was struggling to manage multiple conditions and navigate the healthcare system. Then she discovered Grayce.

A Grayce Care Navigator helped Mary schedule surgery and physical therapy, research local doctors that were covered by her insurance, submit and appeal denied insurance claims, and much more.

Grayce is now available for Medicare members and their families. See if you qualify for coverage in just 2 minutes at https://care.withgrayce.com/

09/15/2025

With the right support, aging at home safely and independently is possible. From finding doctors to arranging in-home care, we can help make sure you have what you need to live on your terms.

💙 See if you qualify for Grayce Care Navigation services today.

09/09/2025

Care navigation looks like someone on your side, helping get you or your loved one the care they need, both in and beyond the doctor’s office.

Check your or a loved one’s eligibility in as little as 2 minutes at https://care.withgrayce.com/

09/04/2025

Did you hear the big news? Grayce is now available for Medicare members and their families!

Managing a new diagnosis, a chronic condition, or the complexities of an aging loved one can be overwhelming. Grayce connects you with best-in-class experts who take the guesswork out of healthcare.

Check your eligibility in just 2 minutes at care.withgrayce.com

08/28/2025

After caring for their own loved ones, our co-founders, Julia Cohen Sebastien and Kassidee Kipp, saw firsthand how easy it was to get lost in a sea of information, yet still struggle to find real support.

That’s why they founded Grayce.

Get personalized support from experts who understand the healthcare system inside and out—all covered by your Medicare benefits.

07/07/2025

Summer can be a joyful season, but for caregivers, burnout doesn’t take a vacation.

The Cross Timbers Gazette stresses the importance of self-care, especially as the days get longer and responsibilities pile up.

Take these practical tips to heart:

- Schedule short “you” breaks: a quiet walk, a cup of tea, or 5‑minute breathing sessions.
- Delegate what you can—meal prep, house chores, errand runs.
- Connect with others who understand—peer groups, community circles.
- Block healthy habits—sleep, movement, and mind reset—as non-negotiables in your day.

At Grayce, we believe caregiver well-being matters. We help you build simple plans—access respite care, find local support, and carve out caregiving-free time—so you’re not left running on empty. You deserve nourishment and rest, not guilt.

Read the full article for summer self-care tips: https://www.crosstimbersgazette.com/2025/06/08/preventing-caregiver-burnout-summer-self-care-tips/

As summer arrives, most people think of vacations, relaxation, and sunshine. Social media is full of beach photos, mountain retreats, cruises, etc. As a caregiver, seeing others off on amazing trips can stir up feelings of sadness or resentment—especially when a getaway isn’t feasible for your s...

07/03/2025

Caring for a loved one is one of the most important roles you can have—but it can also take a heavy toll on your own health and well-being. A recent Columbia University study, featured in USA TODAY reveals the long-term physical and emotional impact caregiving can have.

If you’re balancing care for parents, children, or both, it’s essential to recognize the weight you carry every day—and to seek support that truly meets your needs. Taking care of yourself is not a luxury; it’s part of being able to care for others sustainably.

At Grayce, we provide personalized guidance to help you navigate the complex challenges of family care, offering practical support so you can find balance amid the demands.

Read the full article to understand the challenges many caregivers face and learn more about how to protect your health while caring for those you love: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2025/05/21/columbia-university-state-caregiving-study/83651201007/

A new study by Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health found nearly half of America's states are on the brink of a caregiving emergency.

06/20/2025

It’s not just about saving for retirement. It’s about what we may sacrifice along the way.

For so many women, stepping away from work to care for children, aging parents, or ill loved ones comes at a cost—one that shows up years later in our financial futures.

This USA Today article explores how caregiving, career pauses, and lower wages compound over time, leaving many women at a disadvantage when it comes to retirement.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. The emotional, physical, and financial toll of caregiving is real—and often invisible. But there is a way to plan forward, with the right support.

Read the full article: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2025/05/13/women-disadvantage-retirement/83370449007/

For women, the gender wage gap and caregiving duties compound over time, putting them at an even greater disadvantage when it comes to retirement.

06/18/2025

Joshua Yang didn’t expect to start managing his mom’s care at 15.

He was a baseball player. A debate kid. Just starting to think about the future. Then a car crash changed everything—and Parkinson’s changed it again.

Suddenly, he was navigating Medicaid, missing school, and using his paychecks to cover medication and supplies. He became the go-to for his mom—and for his younger sisters, too.

That’s a heavy load for anyone. Let alone a teenager.

Joshua is one of more than 5 million young adults in the U.S. quietly caring for loved ones at home. They’re often figuring it out on their own, with little guidance, little recognition, and limited support.

This story from KFF Health News, reported by Oona Zendejas, is a powerful look at what young caregivers carry—and what’s at stake when we overlook them.

Read the full article:
https://kffhealthnews.org/news/article/child-caregivers-increase-role-reversal-medicaid-cuts-trump-republicans/

As state officials anticipate Medicaid funding cuts that could strip resources for those with disabilities and chronic health conditions, an army of unpaid caregivers waits in the wings: children. At least 5.4 million kids are estimated to be caring for family members at home, a number likely to ris...

06/16/2025

Being a caregiver is one of the most meaningful roles—but it can also feel isolating and overwhelming at times. What caregivers hear from others matters deeply. Sometimes, well-meaning comments can unintentionally add pressure or make you feel misunderstood.

This article from U.S. News highlights important things not to say to caregivers—reminders that kindness and empathy go a long way.

If you’re juggling the demands of caregiving, remember: your feelings are valid, and your work is seen. It’s okay to set boundaries, ask for help, and prioritize your own well-being.

At Grayce, we’re here to support you with personalized resources and guidance tailored to your family’s unique needs.

Take a moment to read and share what caregivers wish others knew: https://health.usnews.com/senior-care/articles/things-you-should-never-say-to-a-caregiver

Avoid these platitudes, and learn what to say instead.