Social Support
Isolation, availability of practical help, and ability to ask for and receive support.
5 items
·Open framework · GiveCare
GC-SDOH-30 is a 30-question framework for caregiver support and research. It covers six areas of daily life, from practical help to financial pressure.
Form factor
30 questions · 6 domains
Administration
Six-question baseline, then focused follow-up
Alignment
PRAPARE / AHC-HRSN-compatible framing
Audience
Caregiver-serving orgs, researchers, pilot teams
Caregivers experience social determinants differently from patients because they are carrying someone else's care while their own wellbeing is under pressure.
GC-SDOH-30 is designed to surface that difference: social isolation driven by role load, exhaustion from care tasks, navigation friction, and the financial drag of long-term support.
The instrument is adaptive, so deeper questioning happens only where the screener suggests meaningful pressure.
Adoption at a glance
Built for integration into SMS or web assessment flows.
Mapped to GiveCare's six domains for downstream support and follow-up.
Isolation, availability of practical help, and ability to ask for and receive support.
5 items
Exhaustion, sleep quality, skipped medical appointments, and ability to care for their own health.
5 items
Home stability, safety, accessibility, transportation, and neighborhood resources.
5 items
Caregiving costs, income reduction, affordability of support, and long-term financial security.
5 items
System navigation, benefits access, paperwork load, and provider coordination.
5 items
Overwhelm, anxiety, guilt, loss of identity, and access to joy and meaning.
5 items
Embed via SMS or web assessment flow. GC-SDOH-30 asks four optional questions in one domain flagged by GC-SDOH-6.
Adaptive domain scoring produces a 0-100 score per domain. Higher values mean more capacity.
Domain scores are designed to inform GiveCare Mira support, referrals, and follow-up over time.
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