Angels on Call Homecare Named 2026 Best of Home Care Employer of Choice, Outperforming National Workforce Benchmarks prn.to/4h7grXO

💜 We’re walking for families, for hope, and for a future without Alzheimer’s. Join Angels on Call Homecare in supporting the 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer’s — Dutchess/Ulster County on Oct. 17. Donate or share: act.alz.org/site/TR?fr_id=19… #ENDALZ #WalkToEndAlzheimers

Most resistance to homecare is not really about the Care Professional walking through the door. Understanding what’s actually behind the refusal is the first step toward introducing support without a power struggle. angelsoncallinc.com/2026/08/…

The right homecare should protect more than safety. It should help protect identity, purpose, independence, and dignity. That’s what aging in place should look like. Aging in Place — Redefined. Powered by Angels on Call Homecare. #AgingInPlace #Homecare #SeniorCare

3 reasons an aging parent may resist help: • Fear of losing independence • Feeling decisions are being made for them instead of with them • Pride in being the person who has always cared for others Understanding the “why” can change the conversation.

When an aging parent refuses help at home, the instinct is often to push harder. But resistance isn’t always about the care itself. It may be about protecting something deeply personal: independence, control, and identity.

Dalton’s participation creates a stronger connection between global healthcare improvement and the daily realities of aging at home. It also gives Angels on Call an opportunity to learn from leaders across different healthcare systems and countries. At the same time, Eric can share lessons from the organization’s work in Dementia, Parkinson’s and complex aging in place care.

Angels on Call Homecare’s Vice President and Visionary joins an international network of healthcare leaders, innovators, government representatives, and community advocates working to redefine what it means to age well. angelsoncallinc.com/2026/08/…

A person living with dementia stops initiating activities, withdraws from conversations, and seems emotionally disconnected. Is it depression—or apathy? #AgingInPlace

Congratulations, Eric, on this well-earned national recognition. Your leadership continues to expand what is possible in home-based healthcare—and advance our mission of Aging in Place — Redefined. awards.alayacare.com/nominee…

The organization is also recognized as a Parkinson’s Foundation Community Partner in Parkinson’s Care and an Age-Friendly Health System — Committed to Care Excellence through the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.

Angels on Call became the first homecare provider in the United States accredited in Certified Parkinson’s Disease Care through PMD Alliance and the first accredited healthcare organization in New York to achieve Purple Flag Dementia Care Accreditation.

Eric’s work is rooted in one defining belief: People living with dementia, Parkinson’s disease and complex neurological conditions deserve more than traditional homecare. They deserve specialized, clinically informed care built around dignity, identity, safety and quality of life

This national recognition honors his leadership in advancing specialized dementia, Parkinson’s and home-based care.