carer
n. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈkɛɹɝ// UK //kˈeəɹɐ// car·er
n. a person who looks after someone else, especially someone who is sick, old, or disabled. This is a formal word often used in medical or government contexts.
n. a person who provides care for someone else, typically in a professional or domestic setting. Often used in British English to describe those who provide long-term support to individuals with chronic health conditions or disabilities.
The nurse is a professional carer for the elderly.
The government is increasing funding to support family carers who look after their relatives at home.
While professional carers are essential for complex medical needs, many patients find that the emotional support provided by a close family member is equally vital to their recovery.
From care + -er.