Helpful Articles from AtendaCare
The Thirty Days Nobody Talks About
Caregiver Wisdom
How AtendaCare Helps Caregivers Keep Their Tended Home After Discharge
Let me tell you about the quietest crisis in American healthcare. It does not happen in the emergency room. It does not
Between Hope and Proof: A Caregiver’s Research Series
AtendaCare Insights
Between Hope and Proof: A Caregiver’s Research Series
Do Vaccines Prevent Dementia? What the Research Actually Shows.
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
Ivermectin for Dementia: What Does the 2025 Research Actually Tell Us?
AtendaCare Insights
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.
How to Take Care of Yourself
AtendaCare Insights
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.
Between Hope and Proof: Why I’m Writing
Caregiver Wisdom
“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
The Real Cost of Readmissions: Why Hospitals Need Earlier Visibility Into the Home
AtendaCare Insights
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
The Brain Controls Everything
Caregiver Wisdom
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
I’m a Founder
Caregiver Wisdom
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
Scared
Caregiver Wisdom
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
Answer the Question You Want to Answer
Caregiver Wisdom
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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