r/caregivers↗
Caregivers: Providing Help for Loved Ones
A subreddit dedicated to the caregivers that take care of a loved one. A place to ask for/offer advice, relate personal experiences, ask/suggest products, and just to vent frustrations that you can't share anywhere else. No apps, no research, no surveys, and THIS IS NOT A JOB BOARD NOR A RESOURCE FOR YOUR SUB/FB GROUP/PONZI SCHEME/ETC. Requests for that sort of thing will be met with bannings.
10k subscribers70 posts / mo in Sep 202661 authors / mosince 2012
r/caregivers has 10k members (+39% over the last 12 months). It gets about 70 posts a month from 61 people. Top topics: Long Term Care Options, CNA Jobs & Nursing and Client Therapy Issues.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Long Term Care Options2.1%
- CNA Jobs & Nursing0.6%
- Client Therapy Issues0.5%
- Nurse Safety and Harassment0.4%
- ER/Nursing Discussions0.3%
Brands people mention
Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Apple
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