Using Best Programs for Caregiving as a Resource for GUIDE Model Implementation
You may be interested in:
BRI Care Consultation Learning Collaborative – Find New Evidence-Based Programs Using Best Programs for Caregiving as a Resource for GUIDE Model Implementation
March 12, 2025 3:30 pm
Take a tour of the innovative Best Programs for Caregiving (BPC) website, a free online directory that for the first time brings together nearly 50 evidence-based dementia caregiving programs (bpc.caregiver.org). In addition to a demo, you’ll learn how the database can be used as a valuable resource for GUIDE Participating Sites and Care Navigators to learn about and incorporate evidence-based programs to support GUIDE Model implementations.
Videos
Best Programs for Caregiving Demo
Watch a demo of free online database that offers family and friend caregivers detailed information about proven dementia care programs.
Evidence-Based and Informed Programs
Best Programs for Caregiving
Best Programs for Caregivers is a free online, searchable database of evidence-based dementia support programs for family caregivers, providing detailed information for both professionals and the public to learn about the availability of these proven-effective programs.
Home & Community Based Services
Best Programs for Caregiving
Best Programs for Caregiving is a first-of-its kind, free online database that offers family and friend caregivers detailed information about proven dementia care programs that are available in your own community.
Articles
A Quick Intro to the GUIDE Model for Health Professionals
GUIDE is well positioned to improve health outcomes by encouraging use of community resources, offering caregiver education to improve competence and confidence, and enhancing access to medical and behavioral specialists, along with seamless coordination of healthcare and support services.
News > CEO Blog
A new GUIDE for Caregivers
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) estimates that dementia affects more than 6.7 million Americans. Many of those people have multiple chronic conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease or Parkinson’s. This may mean increased rates of hospitalization and fragmented care. Caring for a loved one can become complex and exhausting for the caregiver....
Articles
Enforced Harm Reduction Model for Hoarding Situations: A Guide for Hoarding Professionals
The Hoarding Connection of Cuyahoga County strongly advocates for the adoption of the Enforced Harm Reduction model, as utilized by the Orange County, CA Hoarding Task Force. This approach emphasizes long-term management rather than complete elimination of hoarding behaviors. It leverages a collaborative team of housing enforcement professionals, social services, health, and mental health personnel to assist individuals who hoard.
GUIDE Model Offers Hope, Support for Dementia Caregivers
