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Recognizing the early signs of Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer’s increasingly affects activities of daily living for the patient, caregivers and family members. Recognizing the early signs of Alzheimer’s is essential for patients…
What to expect after a dementia diagnosis
After a dementia diagnosis, understanding the condition, planning for care and accessing support can help patients and families maintain safety, comfort and meaningful moments…
Understanding the stages of ALS
Understanding the stages of ALS can help families anticipate changes, make informed plans and ensure the right care and support at every step.
Navigating the emotions of a cancer journey
A cancer diagnosis can feel like the ground is shifting beneath you. It often brings a wave of emotions, for the person diagnosed and…
A guide to caring for someone with Parkinson’s
Explore practical tips for caring for someone with Parkinson’s disease and how AccentCare supports families with compassion and support.
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Shared heritage paves the way for personalized care
AccentCare’s 30,000 employees come from a variety of backgrounds and each person brings perspectives and experiences that collectively contribute to how we deliver high-quality…
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Find the RightPath for you
Whether you’re recovering from surgery, managing a chronic illness or seeking emotional support, RightPath offers a step-by-step approach to healing at home — grounded…
What families need to know about hospice
When a loved one is recommended for hospice care, it can feel overwhelming, confusing or even frightening. Many families wonder what hospice really involves…
Understanding grief and the power of bereavement support
Every year in the United States, about 12.5 million people grieve the death of someone they love. Chances are you cross paths with someone…
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The role of social workers in hospice care
Discover how social workers support patients and families during their transition to and time on hospice through advocacy, counseling and coordination.
10 ways to support a loved one receiving hospice care
Discover 10 compassionate ways to support a loved one receiving hospice care.
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Making the most of your time together
The final stage of one’s life offers a chance to connect, reflect and create lasting memories. For both the person who is dying and…
When should I seek professional support for my grief?
Grief is a response to loss. Whether it’s the death of a loved one, a significant life change or the end of a meaningful…
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How to talk to children and teens about death
Talking to children and teens about death is an emotionally challenging conversation, especially when the person nearing the end of life is someone they…
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