
Signposts in the Fog
Caregiver Wisdom
I am writing a book called Prepared, Not Surprised. It is the first in a series about dementia caregiving, and its entire purpose is to lay out what is coming so you are not blindsided

Caregiver Wisdom
I am writing a book called Prepared, Not Surprised. It is the first in a series about dementia caregiving, and its entire purpose is to lay out what is coming so you are not blindsided

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If you follow health news or participate in caregiver support groups, you may have recently heard buzz about ivermectin
The Nobel Prize-winning antiparasitic drug—as a potential treatment for Alzheimer’s disease.

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The Longest Study of Human Life Reveals What Dementia Caregivers Need Most
How 85 Years of Harvard Research Points to Five Essential Practices for Caregiver Health and Resilience.

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“Between Hope and Proof: Evaluating Interventions for People Living with Dementia.”
I’ve spent the last several weeks deep in research papers, clinical trials, and medical journals. Not because I wanted to

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The Real Cost of Readmissions: Why Hospitals Need Earlier Visibility Into the Home
Reducing readmissions has become one of the most urgent priorities in healthcare. Hospitals face increasing penalties, payer scrutiny, and

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A caregiver’s guide to what nobody tells you about dementia
By Gregg Fous
When people hear the word dementia, they think about memory. They picture someone forgetting names, repeating

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I’m a Founder Now (Apparently)
I’m 72 years old. I went to business school. I’ve started half a dozen successful companies in my lifetime. But nobody ever called me a “founder” until

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When the Room Becomes a Stranger
Gail stood in the doorway of our bedroom this afternoon—the room I built for her, the room with the river view and the fireplace—and I watched

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Years ago, I was coaching a young salesperson who kept getting derailed during presentations. A prospect would ask about some minor feature—something that didn’t matter, something that pulled the conversation away from the real value—and

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“We Won’t Eat. We’ll Just Have a Snack.”
I can set the most delightful table you’ve ever seen—right here at the foot of our bed in the room I built for her

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She’s Lost in Our Home
This morning, Gail looked at me across the kitchen table and said, “I don’t know who these people are that are staying here.”
I

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In workplaces across every industry, an invisible crisis is unfolding. Millions of employees quietly balance full-time work with full-time caregiving responsibilities at home. They manage medications during lunch breaks, field emergency calls between meetings, and
