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Across America, millions of people are taking on responsibilities they never expected: managing a parent’s medications, coordinating medical appointments, navigating a dementia diagnosis, arranging care from hundreds of miles away, or balancing work and family while caring for a loved one. Many do not think of themselves as caregivers. They are simply husbands, wives, sons, daughters, […]

All Home Care Matters, a senior care media and advocacy platform based in Livonia, Michigan, today announced the release of Caregiving in America: Understanding, Navigating, and Transforming the Most Important Responsibility Millions of Families Never Expected, a 766-page book written by the company’s Founder and Host, Lance A. Slatton. Published by eBookIt.com, the paperback and hardcover

You’ve noticed going up and down the stairs is getting harder for dad after his hospital stay, or maybe mom is forgetting when and what medications she needs to take. You know they really want to stay in the family home they love, but it’s also clear they need some extra support. Suddenly, you’re trying to

As the host and founder of All Home Care Matters, President of AlzAuthors, co-founder of Enriched Life Home Care Services, author, caregiver advocate, and nationally recognized voice in senior care, Slatton has spent years helping families better understand the realities of caregiving, aging, dementia, home care, and long-term care. The new partnership represents a shared commitment

As the number of caregivers grows, so do the podcasts, reaching listeners worldwide with topics including identifying support services, self-care, life planning, advocacy, medical advancements and personal stories. Two caregiving podcasts, All Home Care Matters and Caregiver Conversations, both started in 2020 in southeast Michigan and now reach a global audience. Read More

When a family calls a home care agency, it is almost never a planned decision. It is a crisis, and the person on the other end of the line is scared, exhausted, and carrying more than they will admit. The agencies that win their trust do three things most competitors skip: they treat the first call

In this episode, host Ken Accardi sits down with Lance A. Slatton, a renowned family caregiving influencer, author, and host of the massive web show All Home Care Matters. Lance shares his perspective as both a senior case manager for Michigan’s top-ranked home care agency and a former long-term family caregiver for his own father. Together,

When a family reaches out to a home care agency, it is rarely a planned corporate transaction—it is almost always an emotionally charged crisis. What do agencies completely miss during that vital first phone call? In this episode, host Ken Accardi sits down with Lance A. Slatton, a renowned family caregiving influencer, author, and host of

Lance A. Slatton is a nationally and internationally recognized senior-care thought leader, media founder, award-winning author, family-caregiving advocate, and healthcare professional widely known as “The Senior Care Influencer.” He is the founder and host of All Home Care Matters, President and owner of AlzAuthors, and co-founder and Senior Case Manager of Enriched Life Home Care Services.

Healthcare leaders across the United States are confronting a convergence of challenges unlike any in recent memory. Workforce shortages, rising healthcare costs, increasing patient complexity, chronic disease management, and a rapidly aging population are placing unprecedented demands on healthcare systems. Read More

For years, the home care industry has talked about the caregiver shortage as if the workforce we need exists somewhere outside the homes we serve. We look to recruitment campaigns, job boards, hiring incentives, training programs and retention strategies. All of those matter. But there is another group we often overlook, even though they are doing

Choosing to move a loved one into memory care is one of the most difficult decisions a family can face. The process is often fraught with emotion, guilt, and uncertainty. Yet, as dementia or Alzheimer’s progresses, memory care can become not only a practical solution but a compassionate choice for both the individual and their caregivers.