Who will care for them when you can’t?
Chilmark helps you put a portable care plan in place so your loved one’s care can always continue if you need someone else to step in.
Made for families caring for aging parents or children with complex needs -or both.
So here is the Issue:
You know their care by heart. Does anyone else?
You know the medications, the routines, the appointments—and the little things that make a day go a bit more smoothly.
But if you became sick, injured or just needed to take a break, would someone else know what to do? And could your family afford to replace your care while you recover? Could someone takeover tomorrow morning?
Chilmark helps you put a plan in place before you need it.
Who we help
For those caring for an aging parent, a child—or both.
Whether you support an aging parent or a child with complex care needs, Chilmark helps you prepare for the moments when someone else needs to step in.
A family caregiver provides ongoing, unpaid care or support to a loved one who needs assistance beyond what is typical for their age because of illness, disability, or age-related limitations.
How we help
A sharable care plan. A prepared backup. Financial protection.
Keep essential care information together
Organize routines, medications, appointments, contacts, and important documents in a care plan you can update and share.
Help someone else step in to share tasks or transition care
Choose a backup caregiver and give them the information they need to understand your loved one’s care.
Prepare for the cost of replacement care
Explore caregiver insurance designed to help pay for replacement care if a covered illness or injury prevents you from providing it.
How it works
Turn what you know into a plan others can follow.
1. Build your care plan
Start with the care you already provide. Capture daily routines, essential information, and the details that matter to your loved one.
2. Establish your backup
Identify who could step in and share your plan so they can prepare before an urgent need arises.
3. Consider adding financial protection
Add insurance coverage based on the care you provide and the financial support your family may need to maintain care if you become sick or injured.
4. Keep your plan ready
Update it as needs change, and use it to make handoffs easier during planned time away or unexpected interruptions.
Why Chilmark
You shouldn’t have to carry the whole plan in your head.
Caregiving depends on more than a list of tasks. It depends on the knowledge you build every day: what works, what to watch for, and who to call.
Chilmark helps you share that knowledge and prepare for the practical and financial challenges of having someone else take over.
Because planning for your own needs is part of caring for the people who depend on you.
