Aging in Place - Redefined

Dementia & Parkinson’s Care at Home
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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.

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We are proud to announce that Eric Dalton, Vice President of Angels on Call Homecare, has been named a 2026 Home-Based Care Momentum Award winner for Impact & Innovation, presented by AlayaCare.

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This award recognizes more than innovation for innovation’s sake.

It recognizes the creation of practical, scalable systems that help individuals living with dementia and Parkinson’s disease remain safer, more connected and better supported in the place they know best: home.

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A person living with dementia stops initiating activities, withdraws from conversations, and seems emotionally disconnected.

Is it depression—or apathy?

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Exceptional dementia care begins by looking beyond the behavior.

At Angels on Call Homecare, we help families understand what changes in motivation, mood, and engagement may actually mean—and build care around the person, not just the diagnosis.

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Apathy vs Depression in Dementia: 6 Signs Every Family Should Know #deme... https://t.co/beLf1GZLTN via @YouTube

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Eric J. Dalton Receives Dual Leadership Honors for Innovation, Vision, and Community Impact https://t.co/7DLCTo0svv

Setting the standard for dementia and Parkinson's care at home! #dementiacareathome #parkinsonscareathome #aginginplace

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What looks like a “dementia behavior” may actually be pain, fear, anxiety, confusion, or another unmet need.

Before asking, “How do we stop this?��� ask, “What are they trying to communicate?”

When we stop reacting to the behavior and start understanding the person, care becomes connection.

Save this for the moment you need it most—and share it with someone caring for a loved one with dementia.

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