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Are you the type of person that researches, analyzes, and organizes everything? That would mean you fall into the category of the coordinating caregiver. You will spend much of your time learning about relevant matters and then deciding on the best course of action. You will collect data and compare options such as researching medical advances, learning the possible side effects of prescribed medications, visiting long-term care facilities and assessing their suitability, or evaluating different models of motorized scooters.

I tend to scribble things down on spare pieces of paper and then promptly lose them, so I would not make an effective coordinating caregiver; to be a coordinating caregiver, you must be highly organized. You will have (perhaps colour-coded) files for everything, you will keep brochures together, and you will remember to take receipts out of your shirt pockets before laundering!