Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care: What Families Really Need to Know (Beyond the Diagnosis)
Comprehensive Alzheimer’s and dementia guide on disease stages, communication, safety, behavior management, and preventing caregiver burnout..
A rapidly changing landscape
Sometimes progress can seem slow, but perceptions and practices of End of Life Care are changing all around the world. Browse the articles and updates below to learn the latest on Empowered Endings, and End of Life Care in general. Don’t forget to check back regularly.Recent articles:
How to Read a Hospital Discharge Summary and Prevent a Return to the ER
Learn why the hospital discharge summary is vital for safe recovery. Understand what it includes and how to avoid common post-discharge mistakes.
TRUE Palliative Care Launches as California Strengthens Commitment to Compassionate Care Under SB 403
Dr. Bob Uslander launched TRUE Palliative Care, providing personalized in-home support for people with serious or chronic illness. SAN DIEGO – Oct. 28, 2025 – Following California’s landmark decision to make the End of…
In-Home PT vs Outpatient—Which Speeds Recovery After Surgery or ICU Stay?
Choosing between in-home and outpatient physical therapy? Learn how your decision can shape recovery, safety, and independence after hospitalization.
Evidence-Based Ways Palliative Models Reduce Caregiver Stress and BurnoutPillar: Family Support
Discover practical, holistic tips for healthy aging at home. Learn how to boost safety, independence, and quality of life with Empowered Endings’ expert guidance.
World Hospice & Palliative Care Day 2025: A Family Guide to Early Support and Real Access
Discover practical, holistic tips for healthy aging at home. Learn how to boost safety, independence, and quality of life with Empowered Endings’ expert guidance.
Healthy Aging Starts at Home: Practical Tips for a Longer, Safer Life
Discover practical, holistic tips for healthy aging at home. Learn how to boost safety, independence, and quality of life with Empowered Endings’ expert guidance.
What Is TRUE Palliative Care? Myths, Truths, and Why Early Support Matters
For families caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, a hospital stay is never just a single event — it’s the beginning of a critical recovery window. In fact, the weeks immediately after discharge are often when patients are at the highest risk of being readmitted. For those living with Alzheimer’s, that risk can be even greater due to challenges with memory, communication, and daily function. The good news? With proactive planning, in-home support, and a few key strategies, many hospital readmissions can be prevented.
7 Steps to Reduce Hospital Readmissions for Alzheimer’s Patients with In-Home Care
For families caring for someone with Alzheimer’s, a hospital stay is never just a single event — it’s the beginning of a critical recovery window. In fact, the weeks immediately after discharge are often when patients are at the highest risk of being readmitted. For those living with Alzheimer’s, that risk can be even greater due to challenges with memory, communication, and daily function. The good news? With proactive planning, in-home support, and a few key strategies, many hospital readmissions can be prevented.
Is In-Home Care Right for Dementia Patients? What Families Should Know
Discover the benefits, drawbacks, and key considerations of in-home care for dementia patients. Learn when it’s the right choice, what to expect, and how Empowered Endings supports families with specialized dementia care at home.
