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The home care industry, a vital component of the healthcare system, is facing unprecedented challenges. As the global population ages and the demand for home care services surges, staffing shortages threaten the sustainability and quality of care. This article explores the current staffing crisis, the strategies home care companies are employing to remain competitive, and the […]

Lance A. Slatton, known throughout the health care and senior living community as “The Senior Care Influencer,” was recently named as Official Brand Ambassador for Echobox Memory Vault. Slatton, a writer, author, and healthcare professional with over 20 years in the healthcare industry, hosts the award-winning and popular podcast and YouTube show “All Home Care Matters,”

When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, it presents a significant shift for both the individual and his or her family. Unlike traditional aging issues that might require help with activities of daily living (ADLs), such as dressing, bathing, or eating, dementia care requires much more complex management, impacting not only physical abilities but also

At Innerhive, caregiving is personal. Our team has firsthand experience caring for both aging family members and loved ones with medical complexities. We've felt the overwhelming weight of juggling appointments, managing medications, and, perhaps most demanding of all, advocating for care, routinely at the expense of our own well- being. The emotional and physical toll is

Think about all the decisions you make when you wake up each day. You can choose your breakfast and mode of transportation, and you can agree to your friend posting photos of you on social media and tell them to avoid the awkward ones. You can speak up for yourself if someone looks to scam or

Bold Journey Magazine sat down with Lance A. Slatton to discuss his journey from aspiring medical student to caregiver advocate. After a life-changing experience caring for his father, Lance discovered his true purpose—helping families and caregivers navigate the often-overlooked challenges of healthcare. He now runs a successful home healthcare company, committed to supporting families in need.

Aging in place is a great option for many older adults who prefer the comfort of their own homes as they age. However, as their needs change with age, careful planning and regular adjustments are needed to ensure long-term safety and comfort. By making proactive changes to put the right strategies and support in place, staying

In this episode of Advice From Your Advocates Podcast, Attorney Bob Mannor and Lance A. Slatton, Elder Care Influencer, discuss the challenges and experiences in the long-term care industry, particularly focusing on home care services. Lance shares his personal journey that led him to start a home care company after facing difficulties with his father’s health.

Think about all the decisions you make when you wake up each day. You can choose your breakfast and mode of transportation, and you can agree to your friend posting photos of you on social media and tell them to avoid the awkward ones. You can speak up for yourself if someone looks to scam or

Alright – so today we’ve got the honor of introducing you to Lance A. Slatton. We think you’ll enjoy our conversation, we’ve shared it below. Hi Lance A., thanks for joining us today. Was there a defining moment in your professional career? A moment that changed the trajectory of your career? When I was younger I

Caring for individuals with dementia presents a unique set of challenges, as the disease progresses through various stages, affecting memory, cognition and behavior. While some may believe that institutional care is inevitable, many experts and healthcare professionals advocate for home care as a viable and often preferable option. Keeping people with dementia in their homes for

As more people age and begin to explore their retirement living options, one question keeps coming up: Can you afford to live in a continuing care retirement community (CCRC)? It’s a common concern for people who are potentially interested in living in these communities because the true cost of senior living often involves more than just