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.
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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
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.
They built a life together.
A diagnosis shouldn’t be the reason they’re separated. 💜
Sometimes the need for Couples Care appears quietly long before families recognize it.
Honored to see our Vice President, Eric Dalton, recognized by Marquis Who’s Who.
A reflection of the mission we live every day at Angels on Call Homecare: redefining Dementia, Parkinson’s, and aging care at home.
@AginginPlaceAOC Thank you for celebrating Eric’s recognition! 🌟 We’re proud to honor his leadership and the meaningful work Angels on Call Homecare continues to do in redefining compassionate care and support for families.
Dementia and Parkinson’s care at home must go beyond assistance.
The future of aging in place requires:
• Purposeful daily engagement
• Personalized routines
• Memory & sensory connection
• Safe movement
• Protecting identity, dignity & independence
At Angels on Call Homecare, we believe specialized care should support the person — not just the diagnosis.
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.
#DementiaCare #CaregiverTips #AlzheimersCare #AgingInPlaceRedefined
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
Join us in welcoming some of the newest Marquis Who's Who listees! We're excited to include these leaders among our ranks.
Johnlery Cruz | Founder, Chief Executive Officer at Carbon Fiber Cabinets
Dusan Simic | CEO & Producer at 2immersive4u
Eric Dalton | VP at Angels On Call Homecare
Ariana Arantes | Owner at Haus Prime; Senior Product Analyst at CRP Industries Inc.
Rochelle Verstaendig | Professional Development Consultant at Nassau BOCES
Jessica de Vreeze | Founder at Unchained Mothering Inc.
#MarquisWhosWho #ProfessionalRecognition #BusinessLeadership #ExecutiveSuccess #IndustryLeaders
To every caregiver carrying invisible grief:
Your emotions are valid.
Your presence matters.
And your compassion changes lives.
Save this for someone who needs to feel seen today.
#CaregiversOfNY#CaregiverSupport