If you’ve written a book for Alzheimer’s caregivers, your work may be able to help families through CARA, the Caregiver Advisory & Resource Assistant from CaregiverCompanion.ai. There is no cost to have your book considered.
At AlzAuthors, we know that some of the most meaningful guidance for caregivers comes from people who have actually lived it.
That’s why we’re excited to share an opportunity for Alzheimer’s and dementia authors to have their books considered for inclusion in CARA — the Caregiver Advisory & Resource Assistant from CaregiverCompanion.ai.
CARA is built on a proprietary platform designed to support caregivers in real time. One of the things that makes her so unique is her ability to ingest trusted caregiving books into her secure, private knowledge base so she can reference them when caregivers ask real-life questions.
There is no cost to authors to have their book considered.
Hi, I’m Lance A. Slatton, President of AlzAuthors, Host of All Home Care Matters, and author of The All Home Care Matters Official Family Caregivers’ Guide. I chose to have my own book ingested into CARA because I believe caregivers need more than information. They need calm, practical guidance in the moments that matter most. Caregivers are often searching for help while they are overwhelmed, distracted, exhausted, or right in the middle of a difficult caregiving moment. In those moments, what they need most is not more noise. They need support they can trust.
That is what makes CARA so compelling. By ingesting caregiving books written by authors who understand this journey, CARA can draw from lived experience and trusted insight to help caregivers with real-world challenges.
If your book can truly help caregivers, this is an opportunity worth exploring.
Caregivers are not just looking for information.
They are looking for reassurance.
They are looking for practical guidance.
They are looking for help in the middle of real, emotional, day-to-day caregiving situations.
When a caregiver asks CARA questions like:
CARA can reference trusted caregiving books in her private knowledge base to help guide the response.
Your work does not just sit on a shelf waiting to be discovered. It has the potential to help a caregiver in the moment they need support.
When a book is ingested into CARA, it becomes part of CARA’s secure, private knowledge base.
That allows CARA to reference the book when responding to caregiver questions.
Here’s what authors should know:
CARA is designed to help caregivers discover trusted guidance, not replace the book itself.
Your work remains protected. Your authorship is respected. Your voice can still reach caregivers in a meaningful way.
Most authors in this space wrote their book for one reason: to help somebody.
They wanted to share what they learned.
They wanted another caregiver to feel less alone.
They wanted their experience and insight to make the road a little easier for someone else.
CARA creates another path for that help to reach people.
Not someday.
Not maybe.
But in real caregiving moments.
And there is no cost to have your book considered.
This opportunity may be a fit for you if:
If you would like your book to be considered, you may be asked to provide the book title, author name, cover image, short book description, brief author bio, and a preferred purchase or destination link.
You may also be asked to submit a manuscript file for review and secure ingestion, along with permission for CARA to appropriately reference the work.
If your book is a fit, the CaregiverCompanion.ai team will guide you through the next steps.
If you have written a book that could genuinely support Alzheimer’s or dementia caregivers, I encourage you to take the next step. This is a meaningful opportunity to extend the reach of your work, protect your authorship, receive full credit, and potentially help caregivers through CARA in real time.
