Free Senior Care Tools-RightCareFinder

Free Senior Care Tools

Making care decisions for a loved one can be complicated. RightCareFinder created these free tools to help Texas families better understand care options, costs, and possible financial assistance.

Use our Cost Calculator to estimate care expenses in your area, explore whether your loved one may qualify for Medicaid assistance, or complete our Care Assessment to better understand which type of care may fit your family’s needs.

Our tools are informed by decades of clinical nursing and Texas home health experience and are designed to give families a clearer starting point before making important care decisions.

No login required. No sales pressure. Just practical information to help your family make a more informed decision.

RightCareFinder - Senior Care Tools

Senior Care Tools

Free nurse-created tools to help Texas families make informed care decisions

Senior Care Cost Calculator

Estimate the monthly and annual cost of senior care in Texas based on care type, location, and hours needed.

Estimated Care Costs

Estimated Monthly Cost
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Annual: $0
Nurse Tip: These are estimates based on 2026 Texas averages. Actual costs vary by provider. Always ask for a complete cost breakdown including care surcharges before signing any agreement.

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Medicaid Eligibility Checker

Answer a few questions to see if your loved one may qualify for Texas Medicaid long-term care assistance. This is a preliminary screening β€” not a determination.

Preliminary Medicaid Screening

Care Level Assessment

Answer these questions about your loved one to get a nurse-informed recommendation for the most appropriate type of care.

1. Can your loved one bathe and dress without help?
2. Can your loved one manage their medications safely?
3. How is your loved one's mobility?
4. Does your loved one have memory loss or confusion?
5. Does your loved one need skilled medical care (wound care, IV, catheter, G-tube, oxygen)?
6. Is your loved one safe when left alone?
7. Has your loved one been hospitalized or visited the ER in the past 6 months?
8. How is the primary family caregiver doing?

Your Care Recommendation

These tools provide estimates and general guidance only. They do not constitute medical, financial, or legal advice. Always consult with qualified professionals before making care decisions. RightCareFinder.com β€” Nurse-Guided Senior Care.

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