Our founder’s public comment urging the CDC to keep measuring loneliness and in-home care in the National Health Interview Survey.

Home care measures tasks and minutes, not connection. How everyday decisions squeeze out conversation, and how the field can build it back in.

Why loneliness belongs in the care plan, and simple ways families and caregivers can make connection part of every visit.

Practical ways home care aides can build real connection with clients during everyday visits.

Why home care aides should consider pets part of the household they care for, and how pet care supports clients’ wellbeing.

The caregiver shortage is real, and where you live can make it worse. What families should know about finding care.

Loneliness among older adults is growing. Regular, personal conversation during home care visits may be one of the most practical ways to help.

A Career Crossroads in the Age of AI

What sets compassion apart from empathy, and why it matters in home care.