For the caregiver doing it alone

Your family is probably leaving care money unclaimed.
Find it in five minutes.

Medicaid, VA, and state programs pay family caregivers and cover care costs — but the applications are designed to make you quit. Resbit finds what your family qualifies for, files the paperwork, and does the chasing.

$600–$2,874
per month available from the largest programs
1.9M of 59M
caregivers actually receive payment today
97%
of dementia caregivers say a care navigator would help

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Your family's estimated unclaimed range

Estimates based on published program rates. Real eligibility depends on details a screener can't see — that's exactly the work Resbit does next.

Want Resbit to go get it?

$49 a month, flat. Everything included. Peace of mind for less than your streaming bill. Resbit assembles the documents, files the applications, answers the phone calls, and chases every agency until the money lands. We're onboarding a small first group of families now.

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How Resbit works

1

Find the money

We screen every federal, state, and county program your parent may qualify for — and tell you honestly when the answer is "not yet," plus exactly what changes that.

2

File & chase

Resbit assembles documents, completes applications, books the free accredited help you're entitled to, and follows up with every agency so you don't spend lunch breaks on hold.

3

Take the phone number

Give providers, pharmacies, and agencies your Resbit number. We answer, handle the logistics, escalate real emergencies instantly, and send you a daily digest.

Built for the one who carries it

"There's usually one person who carries the weight of actually knowing what's happening. Who attends the appointments. Who reads the discharge papers. Everyone around them thinks caregiving is being handled. And it is. By one person. Invisibly. Constantly." — the most-shared post in an analysis of 2,600+ caregiver forum discussions

"I wind up in voice mail prison or waiting on hold for 50 minutes before lunch is over." — caregiver, on getting a parent's rehab coverage extended while working full-time