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02/20/2026

If you're one of the 63 million Americans who care for a loved one, this day is for you. Happy National Caregivers Day from all of us at Careforth. 💜

02/19/2026

When someone you care about is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, it can feel overwhelming. There's no simple roadmap for what comes next, but understanding the different stages can help.

It's Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Education Week. Learning more about this disease can help caregivers feel empowered and prepared. ⬇

Alzheimer’s disease is progressive, developing slowly and gradually worsening. It impacts memory, language, movement and even personality. Learn more.

02/19/2026

What does it mean to lead with heart? At Careforth, our Power of Difference (POD) group helps us answer that question. 💓

In February's "Matters of the Heart" session, associates discussed emotional and physical heart health in honor of American Heart Month, while also digging into the important distinctions between cultural humility and cultural competence.

Many thanks to our POD team for leading a great call!

02/17/2026

If you’re caring for someone you love, you don’t have to do it alone. 💜 Our newsletter brings you helpful tips, caregiver stories you can relate to, and resources made for real life.

In February’s newsletter, you’ll get first access to our list of self-care activities in honor of National Caregivers Day. Check the first comment below to sign up and get a little extra support straight to your inbox. 📧

02/13/2026

From what you eat to how you move, February is a reminder we all need to check in on our heart health. 💖 Small, consistent steps like moving your body, getting enough sleep, and building heart-healthy meals are great places to start. Remember: you don't need perfection. You need habits you can actually repeat (especially when life gets busy).

Take the American Heart Association's My Life Check assessment to learn about areas in your life to celebrate or improve on. It's quick, free, and confidential. ➡ https://bit.ly/4auOlSX

02/12/2026

Caregivers: What's one small thing that helps you feel a little more like yourself on hard days? With brighter mornings and longer afternoons starting to show up, our Caregiver Corner Tip is a reminder to use that extra light to your advantage. Even a few minutes can make a difference. ☀

02/09/2026

One of our favorite moments from the 2026 Growth Conference was celebrating the people who make our work better every day. 🎉

Congratulations to Saran Craig, Myriam Jackson, Kelly McGee, and Lisa Reed who were honored as Standout Contributor Award recipients!

02/06/2026

What a great day with our Growth Team in Newton, MA this week! This group brought the energy as associates across the organization (and the country) spent the day together.

From ice breakers to 2026 planning to an impactful guest speaker, the day was all about reflecting on our 2025 wins and building momentum for an even bigger 2026. Thanks to all who made it a successful day together. 🚀

01/30/2026

Spending extended time with family over the holidays can bring perspective, especially when it comes to aging parents or relatives.
It’s common for families to notice changes during this time and have questions in the weeks afterward. If you find yourself in that position, you're not alone. Start your research in the first comment below. 💬

Learn what dementia is, including common symptoms, causes, and how it affects memory, thinking, and daily life for individuals and their caregivers.

01/29/2026

Winter storms have kept many of us inside lately. Shorter days, limited sunlight, and disrupted routines can take a toll on both caregivers and those they care for. Check the first comment below for tips on how you can navigate Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) with more support. 💬

Learn about coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) in your loved one during the holidays. Get tips for creating cherished family memories here.

01/28/2026

Our own RN Care Manager Alyssa Royal (pictured center) saved a man's life last month. 🩺 When Myron collapsed at a high school basketball game, Alyssa jumped into action and says her years of training and ER experience took over.

"CPR is something everyone should learn. It prepares you to act in an emergency—especially if you care for someone with underlying health conditions. You truly never know when it might save a life," Alyssa said. "If you are the sole caregiver for someone with medical conditions, you can never be too prepared."

Myron began his road to recovery as he and his family kept Alyssa updated on his condition. On Christmas Eve, she learned the good news that Myron would be home for Christmas. "We met in person for the first time in January, a moment filled with overwhelming emotion and gratitude. We have remained in contact since, and that connection continues to mean a great deal to me."

Check the first comment below to read more on Alyssa and Myron's story. 💬

01/23/2026

The impact of our work depends on the people behind it. Our People & Culture team works hard to put the right people in the right roles, and Senior Talent Acquisition Consultant Marisa Shafer has been a key part of that work for the last five years. Get to know her in the newest Faces of Careforth. ➡ https://bit.ly/4bgLsY6