Carli Morss 
You know what almost everyone agrees on? Aging at home. A new national study from Northwestern Mutual found that 73% of Americans would prefer in-home care if they ever needed long-term support — and among Baby Boomers, that number climbs to 83%. That doesn’t surprise anyone who does this work. In all my years in …
At Anova Care, we know that exceptional home care starts with exceptional people. As part of our ongoing 52 Weeks, 52 Leaders series, we’re honored to spotlight three extraordinary individuals — Sonya, Yexibeth, and Valentina — who embody what it truly means to be a care provider. Together, these amazing ladies have delivered over 6,000 …
Having a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease is a challenging time for the entire family. Caregivers carry much responsibility. They may have to make primary decisions (alone or with other family members) that the person with Alzheimer’s cannot make on their own. How can they be cared for properly as the disease progresses? What …
Living with chronic pain is like trying to hear music through static. You catch some of the notes, but the interference is constant. And yet—there are people who laugh, work, create, and connect, all while carrying pain with them every step of the way. They’re not superhuman. They’ve just built a toolbox. If you’re living …
When you’re balancing work, caring for a senior loved one, and somehow trying to have a personal life, it can feel like you’re stuck juggling knives in a hurricane. You know deep down that you’re doing something important, but that doesn’t make the day-to-day any less exhausting. Without good strategies in place, it’s easy to …
Millions of families in the United States care for a loved one experiencing cognitive decline. Caregivers may live with the person or be located far away. Often, caring for a person with dementia is a shared responsibility among several family members. It is rewarding but challenging. It can sometimes become overwhelming. Consider dementia treatment at …
The Talk and Practical Steps If your aging parent can no longer safely live independently as they are, it’s time to ask them to move. You could have them move in with you, find an accessible home nearby, or even consider a community living arrangement. Change is never easy for anyone – but it’s doubly …
Caring for others requires you to first take care of yourself. As a new caregiver, embracing self-care strategies is not just beneficial—it’s essential. These practices are foundational in maintaining your well-being and effectiveness in your caregiving role. They provide the resilience needed to support others while ensuring your own health doesn’t falter. Anova Care dives …
Starting a business that supports family senior caregivers is not just a commercially viable opportunity; it’s a chance to make a significant difference in the lives of families navigating the challenges of senior care. This endeavor requires a keen understanding of the unique needs and pressures faced by caregivers. Embarking on this path allows you …
