careshare

noun
UK /ˈkeəʃeə/
US /ˈkerʃer/

A way for people to share the job of taking care of someone or something.

The two families made a careshare plan so each could rest while looking after Grandma.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A schedule that splits care duties fairly among several people.

We drew up a careshare so nobody had to miss work every day.

3. A service or app that helps people arrange and track shared care.

The hospital recommended a careshare to coordinate visits from relatives.

4. The practice of sharing the cost and effort of looking after a pet or child between households.

Their careshare means the dog spends weekends at one home and weekdays at the other.