Healthcare Innovation November 21, 2025
Pietje Kobus

With nearly half of caregivers experiencing declining mental health, the initiative seeks to fund solutions that improve caregiver resources

On November 18, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a new $2 million Caregiver Artificial Intelligence Prize Competition to support the 1 in 4 Americans serving as caregivers for older adults and people with disabilities. The initiative is through HHS’ Administration for Community Living (ACL).

According to the press release, nearly half of caregivers report worsening mental health, and only one in four says they are in good physical health. As staffing shortages and high turnover continue in direct care, family caregivers are being asked...

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