At 15 years old, Kyana Wilkinson wasn’t thinking about entrepreneurship, health care leadership, or owning a business. She was watching her father battle ALS.
Read MoreThe AARP report concludes that without significant policy intervention, long-term care will remain out of reach for a growing share of the aging population.
Read MoreWhen an older adult vanishes, the question that haunts families and investigators alike is painfully simple: What happened?
Read MoreIn April 2024, I made the difficult choice to leave my job as an assistant manager at a group home, taking a tremendous cut in pay and benefits to become my mom’s caregiver through Rhode Island’s Personal Choice program.
Read MoreLooking ahead, many seniors prefer to remain at home if they can no longer live independently.
Read MoreWhen Neelima Gaikwad launched A Place At Home in Schaumburg, Illinois, about four years ago, she wasn’t simply opening a business. She was redefining how post-acute care could work at home.
Read MoreDr. Steve Landers (pictured at top) has announced he is stepping down as chief executive officer of the National Alliance for Care at Home, concluding a tenure marked by the high-profile merger of two national organizations.
Read MoreWhen Cole Imperi boarded one of the last flights out of New York City in March 2020, she didn’t know she was heading home to launch a movement – one that includes home care professionals.
Read MoreLewis Hornby noticed that while many elderly or cognitively impaired people often declined drinks — or simply forgot — they frequently still had the reflex to eat.
Read MoreCooktop Safety points to a clear gap: stovetops are the leading cause of residential fires, and prior solutions were reactive.
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