Legal
Sources & Disclaimers
How NAICP sources its content, and the disclaimers that apply across the site. This is working-draft language pending review by a licensed attorney.
Curated, never authored
NAICPorganizes and cites existing, credible third-party content — for example the Alzheimer's Association, CDC caregiver guidance, and established geriatric care literature. We do not author original clinical guidance. Every field guide and coursework module that touches clinical territory lists its named, linked sources, so you can go straight to the original material.
The disclaimers that apply here
General site-wide
The information provided on this website is for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended as, and should not be relied upon as, medical, legal, financial, or professional advice of any kind. NAICP is not a licensed medical provider, law firm, financial advisory service, or employment agency. Always consult a qualified professional regarding your specific situation before making decisions based on content found here.
Membership badge
This badge indicates that the individual has joined NAICP as a member or completed NAICP's curated coursework, as described above. It is not a certification, license, background check, or guarantee of skill, competence, or conduct. NAICP does not vet, supervise, employ, or take responsibility for the actions of any member. Families and individuals should conduct their own independent screening, including background checks, reference checks, and interviews, before hiring any caregiver.
No vetting, no endorsement
NAICP does not independently verify the claims, experience, or conduct of caregivers featured, profiled, or listed on this site. Inclusion in our content, community, or membership program is not an endorsement, referral, or guarantee of any individual's qualifications or character.
Affiliate & advertising
NAICP participates in affiliate marketing programs, which means we may earn commissions on purchases made through links on this site. We only recommend products and services we believe may be useful to caregivers and families, and our editorial opinions are our own. Affiliate relationships do not influence which products we choose to review or how we rate them. This disclosure is provided in accordance with FTC guidelines on endorsements and testimonials.
Coursework language
Completing our coursework means you completed NAICP's curated educational modules — nothing more. We never describe it as a certification, training we provide, a license, or a credential. Every module cites and links its third-party source material.
This page is a working draft, not a substitute for legal review. An attorney should review all disclaimer, disclosure, and terms language before publication; requirements vary by state and FTC guidance changes.