Caregiver Load Check

Shows how heavy the caring role is for the member right now, across time, health, money, relationships and feelings, and suggests where to find support.

Caring for someone you love can be meaningful and exhausting at the same time. These questions ask how caring affects you, not how well you care. There are no wrong answers. Private. Your employer never sees your answers. You can stop anytime.

Private: your answers stay on this device and are not saved. You can stop at any time.

I feel I do not have enough time for myself because of caring.
I feel stressed trying to balance caring with work, family and other duties.
I feel angry or irritated when I am with the person I care for.
Caring is affecting my relationships with other family or friends.
I feel strained when I am around the person I care for.
My health has suffered because of caring.
I do not have as much privacy as I would like.
My social life has suffered because of caring.
I feel I have lost control of my own life.
I feel unsure about what to do for the person I care for.
I feel I should be doing more for the person I care for.
I feel I could do a better job of caring.
I worry that I might lose control and hurt the person I care for.
I feel hopeless, or have had thoughts that life is not worth living.