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ElderHonor — CSA-Led Caregiver Education for Working Families

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For HR & benefits leaders

About one in seven of your employees is quietly managing care for an aging parent. And most of them aren’t telling HR.

ElderHonor gives companies a CSA-led Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for caregivers — combining a caregiver education and training program, employer-sponsored caregiving workshops, structured family caregiving planning, and measurable workforce reporting. The result: meaningful caregiving support for employees managing aging parents, before hidden disruption turns into absenteeism, burnout, or lost talent.

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THE NUMBER YOUR HRIS DOESN’T SHOW YOU

13.5%

of employed people provide unpaid eldercare — BLS separately reports that 24.1% of individuals ages 55 to 64 provided unpaid eldercare, the band where your institutional knowledge sits. That figure covers everyone in the age band, not just workers. BLS does not publish eldercare rates by age and employment status together, so we do not age-adjust the 13.5% we model. (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Unpaid Eldercare in the United States, 2023–24, table 1.)

5 days
Contract to live
for your team
30 days
First measurable
impact in workforce
120 days
New caregiving
habits settled in

The hidden cost in your headcount.

Caregiving rarely shows up on a P&L line. It shows up in absenteeism, attrition, missed deadlines, and managers carrying weight they didn’t sign up for.

13.5%
of employed people provided unpaid eldercare. Among individuals ages 55 to 64, all workers and non-workers together, it was 24.1% (BLS, table 1)
27 hrs
average per week of total caregiving, lasting about five years — not lost work time (AARP/NAC)
67%
of caregiver employees miss work or reduce hours due to care duties
$5–6B
lost annually in productivity, absenteeism, and replacement costs across U.S. employers

Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Unpaid Eldercare in the United States 2023–24 · National Alliance for Caregiving & AARP · HBS “The Caring Company” · Rosalynn Carter Institute. These measure different populations and are not additive. See full reference list ›

What it actually looks like inside your workforce.

You can train a sales team before they talk to customers. You train managers before they lead teams. Family caregiving is the only major operational role most of your employees will fill — and the only one you don’t offer them a structured caregiver education and training program for.

1

Operational overload, quietly

Doctor appointments mid-day. A parent who fell on Tuesday. A sibling who isn’t pulling weight. Output drops. Leave requests rise. The employee doesn’t tell HR — they tell their manager they’re “just dealing with some family stuff.”

2

Trained caregivers solve their own problems

Standard EAPs hand a stressed caregiver a phone number. We hand them a method. Employees who complete the caregiver education and training program stop interrupting their workday to chase advice — they already know how to evaluate a memory-care facility, run a family meeting about money, prepare for a hospital discharge, and read a Medicare summary. Less paging out, more staying focused.

3

The cost shows up everywhere but nowhere

Distributed across absenteeism, presenteeism, leave, attrition, and rehire — caregiving never gets attributed to itself. So it never gets fixed. The first thing our workforce assessment does is show you the number for your specific company.

Standard EAP vs. ElderHonor Eldercare Capacity Program.

Same line in the benefits stack. Different category of problem solved.

What HR is buying
Standard EAP
ElderHonor
Format of help
Short-term counseling sessions
Ongoing caregiver education + workshops + family planning tools
Posture
Reactive — wait for the call
Proactive — plan before the crisis
Expertise on the other end
Generalist counselors
CSA-led specialist network in elder care
When it engages
After the crisis hits
Before, with risk reduction built in
Outcome measurement
Utilization rate only
30/60/90/120-day employee survey reporting
Time to live for your team
Already part of your stack
Five business days from contract

Comparing us with the dedicated caregiver platforms instead? We wrote that one ourselves: Wellthy, Cariloop, and ElderHonor: an honest comparison. It says where each one fits, including where we are the wrong choice.

What’s inside the Eldercare Capacity Program.

A comprehensive caregiver education and training program for employers, built around the C-A-R-E framework — Conversations · Assessments · Roadmap · Education — and delivered to every caregiver employee. Six components, one integrated benefit.

CORE EDUCATION & TRAINING

The Complete Caregiving Toolkit

The structured caregiver education and training program at the heart of the EAP. 15 modules. 30+ assessments and worksheets. Topical videos in 15–40 minute lessons covering the conversation, the move, and the last chapter — so employees see what’s coming and avoid the crisis before it starts.

PRIVATE COMMUNITY

A real caregiver community

Not a help line. A confidential online community where caregiver employees ask questions, compare notes, and stop feeling like the only person at work going through this. Available 24/7 on desktop and mobile.

EXPERT WORKSHOPS

Live employer-sponsored caregiving workshops

Regular employer-sponsored caregiving workshops with specialists in elder law, Medicare, dementia care, in-home care, palliative and hospice, advance care directives, signs of elder abuse, costs of elder care, and more. Live and recorded for the library.

FAMILY PLANNING METHODOLOGY

The C-A-R-E family caregiving planning framework

Conversations · Assessments · Roadmap · Education. A structured family caregiving planning methodology your caregiver employees follow at their own pace. The same framework powering coaching is built into the EAP at scale.

REPORTING

30/60/90/120-day program reporting

Built-in employee surveys at every stage of the program track confidence, stress reduction, plan completion, and program satisfaction. We deliver aggregated, anonymized survey results to HR each quarter — so you see the impact on your caregiving employees in their own words, without ever needing to share your HRIS data with us.

PREMIUM ESCALATION · AVAILABLE WITHIN THE EAP

For employees who need a family caregiving plan now: The Caregiver Planning Intensive.

When a caregiver employee’s situation is moving faster than weekly support can handle — a parent declining now, a move pending in the next 60 days, distance siblings who need to align before something breaks — the EAP includes the option to extend the Caregiver Planning Intensive to that specific family. Friday evening plus all-day Saturday. David Moyer, CSA facilitating up to 10 family members. The complete family caregiving planning output, built and signed in one weekend.

Billed through your EAP contract. Same outcome we’d run privately for $7,500+, available to your workforce as a premium escalation when one specific family needs the compressed format. See the full Intensive overview ›

How fast the caregiver EAP launches.

Designed so you can sign this month, have your caregiver employees live the following week, and put first survey results in front of your CFO within 30 days.

DAY 1–5

Live for your team

Contract signed Monday. Your caregiver employees have access by Friday. No long IT integration runway.

DAY 30

First survey results

Initial baseline survey results from caregiver employees — engagement, stress level, confidence, and module completion — delivered to HR.

DAY 60–90

Quarterly program report

Aggregated, anonymized survey results showing employee confidence shifts, plan completion rates, family-extension uptake, and program satisfaction. Pull-quotes you can share with leadership.

DAY 120

Habits settle in

By month four, your caregiver employees have moved from reactive to planned. Survey results reflect it. Your managers feel it before the next report confirms it.

FLAGSHIP ASSET

The 7-Day Care Plan Sprint — family caregiving planning, completed in a week.

The single deliverable inside the EAP that solves “I don’t know what to do next” and “I don’t have time to learn.” A guided one-week workflow for family caregiving planning that your employees actually finish — built so the most overloaded caregiver in your headcount can complete it on lunch breaks.

By the end of seven days, your employee and their family have a 30-day action plan, a working appointment map, role assignments across siblings, an emergency script, and a task calendar that runs the next ninety days for them.

  • 30-day action plan tailored to their parents’ situation
  • Appointment map across providers and specialists
  • Role assignment map across siblings and family
  • Emergency script for the 2 a.m. phone call
  • Medication list and provider roster
  • Questions-for-doctor sheet
  • Hospitalization checklist
  • Home safety checklist

The back-of-napkin math.

A 1,000-employee company with a typical caregiver footprint. Your numbers will differ — that’s why we run a custom assessment.

~135
employees providing eldercare (13.5%, BLS 2023–24)
×40 hrs
work hours affected per caregiver per year — an assumption you should replace with yours
×$85
blended fully-loaded hourly cost
$459K
ANNUAL WORKFORCE-TIME EXPOSURE

That is workforce-time exposure — not an accounting loss, not lost revenue, and not recoverable savings. We deliberately do not stack absence, reduced schedules, leave and turnover on top of it; the same caregiving event must not be counted twice. Reduced attrition may well be the larger number, but it is yours to quantify with your own cost-to-replace, not ours to assert. The workforce assessment shows you the same calculation run on your numbers — your caregiver population, your affected-hours assumption, your loaded rate, and a breakdown of which part of the exposure is realistically addressable. Indicative pricing for your scale is included. An ROI multiple is not.

The 48-hour deliverable

Get your workforce impact & cost report.

Tell us your headcount, industry, and blended labor cost. In 48 hours we send back a custom 6-page report modeled on your numbers: the caregiver footprint in your workforce, the workforce-time exposure you’re absorbing today, an indicative price for the EAP at your scale, the four-way split of what is preventable, compressible, unavoidable and downstream, and a measurement plan you can run on your own data. CFO-ready by Monday.

  • Custom to your headcount, industry, and benefits stack
  • Delivered in 48 hours by email — yours to keep
  • No demo call required, no calendar invite
  • One follow-up email if you’d like to talk; otherwise none

If the report doesn’t make a clear case, we’ll tell you. We’d rather skip than oversell.

Want to run the numbers yourself first? The Eldercare Capacity Estimator gives you an instant estimate in your browser — no form, nothing sent, nothing stored. Check our math before you enter your headcount.

Our starting assumption is 40. It is an assumption, not evidence — if you believe 20 or 10 is more defensible for your workforce, change it. Your report will use your number.

We don’t share, sell, or rent. Used only to deliver your report and one optional follow-up.

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Your workforce impact & cost report is being generated. It’ll be in your inbox within 48 hours.

What HR and benefits leaders ask before signing.

What does the Eldercare Capacity Program include?
Four things: structured caregiver education and training, a moderated caregiver community, planning tools families use together, and quarterly outcome reporting to HR. It is built around the C-A-R-E framework, led by a Certified Senior Advisor (CSA), and live for your team in five business days.
Are the caregiving sessions live, and what if employees cannot attend?
Both. Live workshops run regularly with specialists in elder law, Medicare, dementia care, in-home care, palliative and hospice care, and signs of elder abuse. Every session is recorded and available on demand, so attendance is not the measure of whether the benefit gets used. The education sits in 15 structured modules rather than one-off sessions.
What do employees actually get access to?
The Complete Caregiving Toolkit, included in the EAP: 15 topical video modules, 30+ assessments and worksheets, and the 7-Day Care Plan Sprint, a one-week guided workflow that produces a 30-day action plan, role assignments across siblings, and a 90-day calendar. They also get an emergency script for crisis calls and access to the live specialist sessions.
Does this help employees already in a crisis, or only those planning ahead?
Both, though the design favors planning. An employee in the middle of it gets the emergency script, the specialist sessions, and the community on day one. The larger gain is moving families from reactive crisis response to proactive planning. The C-A-R-E framework (Conversations, Assessments, Roadmap, Education) gives them a structured method, and the 7-Day Care Plan Sprint produces a complete family plan in one week: 30-day actions, sibling role assignments, emergency script, and 90-day calendar.
How do companies support employees managing aging parents?
The most effective way companies support employees managing aging parents is by adding a caregiver-specific EAP layer alongside their standard EAP. Standard EAPs offer short-term crisis counseling; a caregiver EAP like ElderHonor’s provides ongoing caregiver education and training, structured family caregiving planning tools, specialist sessions on elder law and Medicare, and quarterly aggregated outcome reporting for HR. Two figures, and they measure different things: the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that 13.5% of employed people provided unpaid eldercare to someone 65+. Among individuals ages 55 to 64, workers and non-workers together, it was 24.1%. NAC/AARP separately reports 1 in 4 American adults caring for an adult of any age. We size workforce exposure on the BLS figure because it measures employed people and aging-related care — the narrower, more defensible number.
How fast can the EAP launch?
Five business days from signed contract to live for your team. No long integration runway. Most of the setup is on us — your IT team only needs to confirm SSO if you want it. First measurable workforce impact in 30 days; full quarterly reporting in 90.
How is the EAP priced?
The Eldercare Capacity Program starts at $24,000 per year. Pricing is banded by workforce size, larger employers receive volume pricing, and discounted multi-year commitments are available. Your custom workforce report includes an indicative price for your headcount. What it will not include is an ROI multiple: we do not know what portion of your exposure is addressable until you measure it, and any provider quoting you a return before that is guessing. Instead the report shows you the break-even — what share of the modelled exposure would have to be reduced before the program pays for itself — and lets you judge whether that is plausible.
How does ElderHonor sit alongside our existing standard EAP?
Most clients keep their existing standard EAP for crisis counseling and add ElderHonor as the specialist caregiving layer. Different category of problem, different vendor. ElderHonor is a complement, not a replacement.
Can it be packaged through a broker or HRA?
Yes. Brokers can integrate ElderHonor into a fuller benefits package. Employer-direct billing through HRA is supported. LSA-eligible at employer discretion today; HSA/FSA eligibility through Truemed is in progress; ask us for current status.
Is employee caregiver data confidential?
Yes. Reporting back to HR is aggregated and anonymized. Individual employee activity is private. The caregiver community is moderated and confidential. ElderHonor is a workforce program, not a surveillance tool.
What reporting does HR receive?
Built-in employee surveys at every stage of the program. We deliver aggregated, anonymized survey results to HR each quarter — confidence shifts, stress reduction, plan completion, satisfaction, family-extension uptake, and qualitative pull-quotes. You don’t need to share HRIS data with us; the program reports on itself.

References & sources.

Every stat on this page traces back to one of the studies and reports below. Click through to verify the numbers — and bring them into the room with you.

  1. Caregiving in the U.S. 2025. National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC) and AARP, July 2025. Source for: 1-in-4 American adults are family caregivers (63 million); 27 hours per week average; demographics and trends. caregivingintheus.org
  2. The Caring Company. Joseph Fuller, Manjari Raman; Harvard Business School, January 2019. Source for: 67% of caregivers miss work or reduce hours; 32% higher quit rate among unsupported caregivers; manager-level caregiver concentration. hbs.edu (PDF)
  3. The Caregiving Landscape: Challenges and Opportunities for Employers. Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers. Source for: $5–6B aggregate annual employer cost in productivity, absenteeism, and replacement. rosalynncarter.org
  4. Women and Caregiving: Facts and Figures. Family Caregiver Alliance / National Center on Caregiving. Source for: 61% of caregivers are women, concentrated in their 40s; gendered career impact. caregiver.org
  5. Supporting Employee Health and Wellbeing. Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). Source for: caregiver employee stress and burnout patterns; gaps in standard EAP coverage for caregiving. shrm.org
  6. When Caring for Your Parent Comes at a Cost to Your Career. The Wall Street Journal, June 2024. Source for: contemporary employer-caregiver economics; sandwich-generation career impact. wsj.com

Any URL above that no longer resolves — let us know and we’ll send you the source PDF directly.

Quick note: we’re ElderHonor, not Honor Care. Honor Care (honorcare.com) is a large home-care network headquartered in San Francisco that acquired Home Instead in 2021 — a different company, different work. ElderHonor is a separate, independent business based in Audubon, Pennsylvania, founded by David Moyer, CSA. We don’t provide home-care services. We help the adult children of aging parents — and the employers who support them — plan and lead through the aging journey before it becomes a crisis.

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