Caregiving support you can measure, not just offer.
A caregiver benefit for employees caring for an aging parent. DWEL takes the routine caregiving tasks off their plates, keeps their families informed and measures the difference in a 90-day pilot.
Caregiving doesn't always show up as missed work.
Often, it shows up as a longer workday.
What your organization gets.
Routine caregiving tasks, handled every week.
See the employee experience →Make the impact visible.
Employer reporting is designed to show aggregate adoption, engagement, productivity recovery and financial impact in one place.
Never private family conversations or personal care details.
Illustrative employer reporting. Productivity recovery and financial impact are modeled measures to be validated through employer pilots.
Put a number on what caregiving costs your workforce.
Start with what's already happening. A pilot then measures how much of it DWEL recovers.
A starting point. A pilot replaces it with your own numbers.
Measure it with a pilot →From yes to results in 90 days.
WHAT EMPLOYEES REPORT · BASELINE, DAY 30, 60 AND 90
- Caregiving hours during the workday, per week
- Work pushed into nights and weekends
- Caregiving-related productivity impact
- Caregiver burden
- Whether work plus caregiving feels sustainable
- Caregiving-related intent to step back or leave
The goal isn't to prove employees like DWEL. It's to find out whether DWEL changes how much caregiving work they carry themselves.
Success criteria are agreed with you before launch. For a stronger read, add a wait-list comparison group.
What is caregiving costing your workforce?
We’ll help you define the population, identify the recurring work and build a measurement plan.
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